The National Review, Volume 21W.H. Allen, 1893 - English literature |
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Page 40
... young men whose capabilities have since been approved by their achievement of very high office in their country's service . They were chiefly members of Government Departments , well in- formed both politically and socially . Their ...
... young men whose capabilities have since been approved by their achievement of very high office in their country's service . They were chiefly members of Government Departments , well in- formed both politically and socially . Their ...
Page 45
... young Cir- cassians , Turks , and Persians enter the Russian ( mostly military ) schools . Afterwards , as officers in the Army , they have a free field 1 of competition , and can aspire to very high RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA . 45.
... young Cir- cassians , Turks , and Persians enter the Russian ( mostly military ) schools . Afterwards , as officers in the Army , they have a free field 1 of competition , and can aspire to very high RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA . 45.
Page 53
... young . Edwin is not usually more than twenty when he woos his Angela of seventeen . Enormous families follow ; but they are looked upon as blessings in these lands of vast acreage , and Jacques ' bitterest taunt is reserved for the ...
... young . Edwin is not usually more than twenty when he woos his Angela of seventeen . Enormous families follow ; but they are looked upon as blessings in these lands of vast acreage , and Jacques ' bitterest taunt is reserved for the ...
Page 58
... young subaltern who had not completed his twenty - second year . Com- parisons are not odious when their aim is to do justice to one with- out depreciating another . The sternest censors of Hodson have never stinted their admiration of ...
... young subaltern who had not completed his twenty - second year . Com- parisons are not odious when their aim is to do justice to one with- out depreciating another . The sternest censors of Hodson have never stinted their admiration of ...
Page 59
... Young Mackenzie instantly resolved that an attempt must be made . Come what might , women and children must not be abandoned , without an effort , by their own kinsmen . The bulk of his regiment had mutinied ; but a small remnant had ...
... Young Mackenzie instantly resolved that an attempt must be made . Come what might , women and children must not be abandoned , without an effort , by their own kinsmen . The bulk of his regiment had mutinied ; but a small remnant had ...
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