The National Review, Volume 4W.H. Allen, 1884 - English literature |
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Page 88
... England of 21,414 ladies , and of 83,085 working women belonging to this Association . The power which these numbers represent is very great , and it is to be hoped that it may ever be wisely directed . It would seem that precautions ...
... England of 21,414 ladies , and of 83,085 working women belonging to this Association . The power which these numbers represent is very great , and it is to be hoped that it may ever be wisely directed . It would seem that precautions ...
Page 430
... England . Sooner or later long - stapled cotton may become available in Bombay , when counts higher than 30s . may be spun there . And to this process a great stimulus is being given by the refusal of England to take rupees in payment ...
... England . Sooner or later long - stapled cotton may become available in Bombay , when counts higher than 30s . may be spun there . And to this process a great stimulus is being given by the refusal of England to take rupees in payment ...
Page 431
... England's Smith . While England has been refusing to take the money which her silver - using customers had in their pockets , France has , until 1871-76 , been taking silver or gold indifferently , at 15 lbs . of one to 1 lb. of the ...
... England's Smith . While England has been refusing to take the money which her silver - using customers had in their pockets , France has , until 1871-76 , been taking silver or gold indifferently , at 15 lbs . of one to 1 lb. of the ...
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