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From this date French and German loans follow each other in rapid succession.
The accompanying table shows all those that have been contracted up to the
present . date (December 1906), not counting the short advances which the
Ottoman ...
From this date French and German loans follow each other in rapid succession.
The accompanying table shows all those that have been contracted up to the
present . date (December 1906), not counting the short advances which the
Ottoman ...
Page 1022
Elementary French is taught in every secondary school, in every Polytechnic
centre, classes for French conversation are held in small towns, and even in
remote country districts, and it would seem that every Englishman or
Englishwoman ...
Elementary French is taught in every secondary school, in every Polytechnic
centre, classes for French conversation are held in small towns, and even in
remote country districts, and it would seem that every Englishman or
Englishwoman ...
Page 1023
Unfortunately, that very beauty of form has won for certain French novels a place
in literature which is regrettable from the point of view of purity and morality; and
a certain section of the English public has welcomed them, not on account of ...
Unfortunately, that very beauty of form has won for certain French novels a place
in literature which is regrettable from the point of view of purity and morality; and
a certain section of the English public has welcomed them, not on account of ...
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