The National Review, Volume 14W.H. Allen, 1889 - English literature |
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Page 16
... respect and approval in the lectures of the Society , but the parent body is itself publishing translations of Hindu magical books , while the pub- lisher who acts as their principal agent in England has for some time past been issuing ...
... respect and approval in the lectures of the Society , but the parent body is itself publishing translations of Hindu magical books , while the pub- lisher who acts as their principal agent in England has for some time past been issuing ...
Page 105
... respect has been hereditary , dating from the last century . An Earl of Winchelsea , of the last century , in- formed Sir John Sinclair and the Board of Agriculture , that eighty labourers on his estate in Rutland kept cows ; and when I ...
... respect has been hereditary , dating from the last century . An Earl of Winchelsea , of the last century , in- formed Sir John Sinclair and the Board of Agriculture , that eighty labourers on his estate in Rutland kept cows ; and when I ...
Page 705
... respect in their attacks upon the Government policy as we have found to respect in their genuflexions before the cupidity of the sectaries . Their criticisms are deficient in originality and in honesty alike . Shameless in the ...
... respect in their attacks upon the Government policy as we have found to respect in their genuflexions before the cupidity of the sectaries . Their criticisms are deficient in originality and in honesty alike . Shameless in the ...
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