The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1886 - Great Britain |
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Page 172
It is equally clear that we can so attach the values of gold and silver , and cause them to vary together at a fixed ratio , if we set up institutions able and willing always to exchange gold for silver , or silver for gold , at this ...
It is equally clear that we can so attach the values of gold and silver , and cause them to vary together at a fixed ratio , if we set up institutions able and willing always to exchange gold for silver , or silver for gold , at this ...
Page 511
She equally forbids the explaining away of the distinctive qualities of mind at the bidding of the physical theorist . All that physiologists have done in demonstrating the physical antecedents of thought have not carried us one step ...
She equally forbids the explaining away of the distinctive qualities of mind at the bidding of the physical theorist . All that physiologists have done in demonstrating the physical antecedents of thought have not carried us one step ...
Page 574
Two years is not too much time to devote to the acquisition of these subjects ; but it is equally imperative that every official should understand thoroughly the language of the people for whom , and among whom , he is employed .
Two years is not too much time to devote to the acquisition of these subjects ; but it is equally imperative that every official should understand thoroughly the language of the people for whom , and among whom , he is employed .
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