The National Review, Volume 14W.H. Allen, 1889 - English literature |
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Page 210
... better Hindu , the Buddhist a better Buddhist , the Parsi a better Parsi , the Jew a better Jew , and the Christian a better Christian . The reason is not far to seek . Theosophy is the vivifying life , the informing soul of Religion ...
... better Hindu , the Buddhist a better Buddhist , the Parsi a better Parsi , the Jew a better Jew , and the Christian a better Christian . The reason is not far to seek . Theosophy is the vivifying life , the informing soul of Religion ...
Page 277
... better than anything else , what the quality that makes men better fit to rule is . There is , of course , the danger of the greater coolness of man becoming frigidity but where is advantage without drawback ? We shall some day probably ...
... better than anything else , what the quality that makes men better fit to rule is . There is , of course , the danger of the greater coolness of man becoming frigidity but where is advantage without drawback ? We shall some day probably ...
Page 581
... better than the " hedge - priests " of the last century . Only the better class of priests were educated abroad , and most of them still are . I remain , Gentlemen , Your faithful Servant , IRISH LANDLORD . Proposed Bishopric for ...
... better than the " hedge - priests " of the last century . Only the better class of priests were educated abroad , and most of them still are . I remain , Gentlemen , Your faithful Servant , IRISH LANDLORD . Proposed Bishopric for ...
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