The National Review, Volume 8W.H. Allen, 1886 - English literature |
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Page 439
... practical use to the progress of the Empire , and which should be fitly cared for in such an Institute . To the man of politics our Colonial Constitutions and Institu- tions are of the highest practical interest . Mr. Gladstone has ...
... practical use to the progress of the Empire , and which should be fitly cared for in such an Institute . To the man of politics our Colonial Constitutions and Institu- tions are of the highest practical interest . Mr. Gladstone has ...
Page 717
... practical knowledge upon the questions they undertake to enlighten us on , or even of comparing the work of the English opera tive and merchanic with the productions of what they call his more highly educated Continental competitor ? If ...
... practical knowledge upon the questions they undertake to enlighten us on , or even of comparing the work of the English opera tive and merchanic with the productions of what they call his more highly educated Continental competitor ? If ...
Page 727
... practical suggestions , and nothing more . " It is true that the " suggestions " were meant to be practical . It is true , also , that they were " definite " ; for they proposed- ( 1 ) To sever religion from all legal connection with ...
... practical suggestions , and nothing more . " It is true that the " suggestions " were meant to be practical . It is true , also , that they were " definite " ; for they proposed- ( 1 ) To sever religion from all legal connection with ...
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