The Quarterly Review, 288–289. köideJohn Murray, 1950 |
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Page 46
... Shaw's origins has become available , supplied chiefly by Mr Shaw , but it has never been put together properly . His family lived in Scotland originally , and then came to England . Towards the end of the seventeenth century Captain ...
... Shaw's origins has become available , supplied chiefly by Mr Shaw , but it has never been put together properly . His family lived in Scotland originally , and then came to England . Towards the end of the seventeenth century Captain ...
Page 56
... Shaw himself has lent colour to the theory that this experience of black , burning shame gave a bias to his whole life , making him a rebel against social inequality . He was then sent to ... Shaw thus imbibed from 56 BERNARD SHAW'S ORIGINS.
... Shaw himself has lent colour to the theory that this experience of black , burning shame gave a bias to his whole life , making him a rebel against social inequality . He was then sent to ... Shaw thus imbibed from 56 BERNARD SHAW'S ORIGINS.
Page 58
... Shaw family thus becoming im- possible , Mrs Shaw went to London , taking the daughters . * The furniture at Hatch Street and the cottage at Dalkey were sold , and Shaw's father and he went into lodgings . Having the introduction of his ...
... Shaw family thus becoming im- possible , Mrs Shaw went to London , taking the daughters . * The furniture at Hatch Street and the cottage at Dalkey were sold , and Shaw's father and he went into lodgings . Having the introduction of his ...
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JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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