Journal of the Transactions of the Victoria Institute, Or Philosophical Society of Great Britain, 40. köideVictoria Institute., 1908 Each volume includes list of members, and "objects of the institute" (except v. 31, which has no list of members). Beginning with v. 12, a list of the papers contained in preceding volumes is issued regularly with each volume. |
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... REMARKS BY LIEUT . - COLONEL G. MACKINLAY AND MR . M. L. ROUSE 0.00 0000 .... ... PAPER ON ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING . " THE GLACIERS , PAST AND PRESENT , IN THE SOUTH Island of New Zealand , togETHER WITH THE GREAT VERTICAL MOVEMENTS OF ...
... REMARKS BY LIEUT . - COLONEL G. MACKINLAY AND MR . M. L. ROUSE 0.00 0000 .... ... PAPER ON ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING . " THE GLACIERS , PAST AND PRESENT , IN THE SOUTH Island of New Zealand , togETHER WITH THE GREAT VERTICAL MOVEMENTS OF ...
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... REMARKS BY MR . DAVID HOWARD , V.P. , MR . ROUSE , PROFESSOR H. L. ORCHARD , AND MR . W. WOODS SMYTH ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING . .... PAPER ON " THE SHIA TURKS . " BY REV . G. E. WHITE , DEAN OF ANATOLIA COLLEGE , TURKEY . DISCUSSION REMARKS ...
... REMARKS BY MR . DAVID HOWARD , V.P. , MR . ROUSE , PROFESSOR H. L. ORCHARD , AND MR . W. WOODS SMYTH ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING . .... PAPER ON " THE SHIA TURKS . " BY REV . G. E. WHITE , DEAN OF ANATOLIA COLLEGE , TURKEY . DISCUSSION REMARKS ...
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... remarks as suggestive of a possible line of enquiry that has hitherto been neglected , but may be made fruitful in the future . Of all the points in which modern astronomy has illustrated Scripture , none are so striking as the ...
... remarks as suggestive of a possible line of enquiry that has hitherto been neglected , but may be made fruitful in the future . Of all the points in which modern astronomy has illustrated Scripture , none are so striking as the ...
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... remarks to the physical aspects of the subject . The period in the world's history to which the paper referred was perhaps the most critical and far - reaching of the great periods in geological history , as to it is referred the first ...
... remarks to the physical aspects of the subject . The period in the world's history to which the paper referred was perhaps the most critical and far - reaching of the great periods in geological history , as to it is referred the first ...
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... remarks to the physical aspects of the subject . The period in the world's history to which the paper referred was perhaps the most critical and far - reaching of the great periods in geological history , as to it is referred the first ...
... remarks to the physical aspects of the subject . The period in the world's history to which the paper referred was perhaps the most critical and far - reaching of the great periods in geological history , as to it is referred the first ...
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Page 199 - whosoever denieth the Son, the same hath not the Father ; but he that acknowledged the Son, hath the Father also.