The Quarterly Review, Band 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... thought good by Lord Reith or his successors , can claim any such independence of mind . There are other general observations that should be made by way of an introduction to the study of this Government Paper on Youth Service . It ...
... thought good by Lord Reith or his successors , can claim any such independence of mind . There are other general observations that should be made by way of an introduction to the study of this Government Paper on Youth Service . It ...
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... thought it was a person in hysterics , but it proved to come from the wife of Doctor Currie , a clergyman , who fell in an apoplectic fit in her lap . Can you imagine anything so dreadful ? It was his groan and her scream . They bled ...
... thought it was a person in hysterics , but it proved to come from the wife of Doctor Currie , a clergyman , who fell in an apoplectic fit in her lap . Can you imagine anything so dreadful ? It was his groan and her scream . They bled ...
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... thought about the different political and social problems which faced them during the latter half of the century . ' The trouble about the average Irishman is that he is for the most part content to wallow in feelings uncontami- nated ...
... thought about the different political and social problems which faced them during the latter half of the century . ' The trouble about the average Irishman is that he is for the most part content to wallow in feelings uncontami- nated ...
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