The National Review, Volume 76W.H. Allen, 1920 - English literature |
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... of his family . America had sent one of her foremost and most honoured statesmen in the person of ex - Secretary of State Elihu Root , to make the formal presentation , which he did in a moving 22 THE NATIONAL REVIEW.
... of his family . America had sent one of her foremost and most honoured statesmen in the person of ex - Secretary of State Elihu Root , to make the formal presentation , which he did in a moving 22 THE NATIONAL REVIEW.
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... persons or personages . 66 We publish an illuminating article on the Syrian imbroglio from an acknowledged expert , Mr. Beckles Willson , who was on the ground " in the war , and has A Sad Story kept in close touch with this complicated ...
... persons or personages . 66 We publish an illuminating article on the Syrian imbroglio from an acknowledged expert , Mr. Beckles Willson , who was on the ground " in the war , and has A Sad Story kept in close touch with this complicated ...
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... person for the Secretaryship of State for India , into which he was suddenly pitchforked by Mr. Lloyd George three years ago , in order to detach him from Mr. Asquith . Mr. Montagu should be far more at home in the ranks of the " Wee ...
... person for the Secretaryship of State for India , into which he was suddenly pitchforked by Mr. Lloyd George three years ago , in order to detach him from Mr. Asquith . Mr. Montagu should be far more at home in the ranks of the " Wee ...
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... person , none in England exceeding him in knowledge of the way in which he had passed through all the most considerable ... persons . " To Evelyn nothing came amiss , from woman who had had twenty - five husbands to the invention of the ...
... person , none in England exceeding him in knowledge of the way in which he had passed through all the most considerable ... persons . " To Evelyn nothing came amiss , from woman who had had twenty - five husbands to the invention of the ...
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... person : ready to take fire every ten miles , and being placed and playing on no fewer than ten rollers , it made a most prodigious noise , almost intolerable . " was With all his accomplishments there was nothing of the pedant about ...
... person : ready to take fire every ten miles , and being placed and playing on no fewer than ten rollers , it made a most prodigious noise , almost intolerable . " was With all his accomplishments there was nothing of the pedant about ...
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