Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 112W. Blackwood & Sons, 1872 - Scotland |
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Page 222
... regard to them all . His power of sifting a science or de- partment , and seizing upon its most important points and relations , must have been simply marvellous . The first two months of his ad- ministration were spent in mastering the ...
... regard to them all . His power of sifting a science or de- partment , and seizing upon its most important points and relations , must have been simply marvellous . The first two months of his ad- ministration were spent in mastering the ...
Page 439
... regard it as the end instead of the means . This was em- phatically what had happened in our Pall Mall establishment , where many of our most respected mem- bers had really got to look upon the army as a mere appendage to the office ...
... regard it as the end instead of the means . This was em- phatically what had happened in our Pall Mall establishment , where many of our most respected mem- bers had really got to look upon the army as a mere appendage to the office ...
Page 479
... regard his case . When brought to a sense of what they had done , the Commissioners could only make such an excuse as was discreditable to themselves , and showed to what a habit of submis- sion they had descended . They said that they ...
... regard his case . When brought to a sense of what they had done , the Commissioners could only make such an excuse as was discreditable to themselves , and showed to what a habit of submis- sion they had descended . They said that they ...
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