The Quarterly Review, 155–156. köideJohn Murray, 1883 |
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... George , ' the globe may be surveyed and history may be re- viewed in vain for any instance of a con- siderable country in which want can be fairly attributed to an increasing population . ' ( P. 95. ) It is , of course , plain that the ...
... George , ' the globe may be surveyed and history may be re- viewed in vain for any instance of a con- siderable country in which want can be fairly attributed to an increasing population . ' ( P. 95. ) It is , of course , plain that the ...
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... George specially deals with are England and America . It will be quite enough if we ask , does it take place there ? We have no need here for theories and deductions . Mr. George's formal rea- sonings may be cast to the four winds . We ...
... George specially deals with are England and America . It will be quite enough if we ask , does it take place there ? We have no need here for theories and deductions . Mr. George's formal rea- sonings may be cast to the four winds . We ...
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... George complains of would remain wholly unaltered ; that rents would be no lower ; land no easier to get ; and that the beggar might go houseless in the streets , exactly as he does now . And we make use of Mr. Burchell's exclamation ...
... George complains of would remain wholly unaltered ; that rents would be no lower ; land no easier to get ; and that the beggar might go houseless in the streets , exactly as he does now . And we make use of Mr. Burchell's exclamation ...
Contents
ART PAGE I ARCHBISHOP TAIT AND THE PRIMACY | 1 |
PROGRESS AND POVERTY | 19 |
PRIVATE LIFE OF CARDINAL MAZARIN | 40 |
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