The National Review, Volume 41W.H. Allen, 1903 - English literature |
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Page 96
... duty ? If not , there can obviously be nothing so peculiarly essential for the perform- ance of his duty in the fabric of a Church school as to give any grounds for these highly coloured descriptions of the position of the clergyman ...
... duty ? If not , there can obviously be nothing so peculiarly essential for the perform- ance of his duty in the fabric of a Church school as to give any grounds for these highly coloured descriptions of the position of the clergyman ...
Page 442
... duty without any relaxation in the form of leave . The theory is that youth is the age for educa- tion and improvement , but also the age in which slovenly habits are easily acquired and perpetuated . Consequently the youngest officers ...
... duty without any relaxation in the form of leave . The theory is that youth is the age for educa- tion and improvement , but also the age in which slovenly habits are easily acquired and perpetuated . Consequently the youngest officers ...
Page 936
... duty , without a colonial preference , yielded last year two and a half millions , it would be safe to estimate for several years to come , from the duty we are now considering , a revenue in the neighbourhood of seven millions ; and ...
... duty , without a colonial preference , yielded last year two and a half millions , it would be safe to estimate for several years to come , from the duty we are now considering , a revenue in the neighbourhood of seven millions ; and ...
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CHAPLIN F Drummond Joint | 33 |
CLOUGH A | 42 |
The Lament of an Oxford Tory | 117 |
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