The National Review, Volume 54W.H. Allen, 1909 - English literature |
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... whole , the general drift of which may be gathered not only from the mild and mellifluous utterances of Mr. Asquith and Mr. Haldane , but from the inflammatory harangues of their tub - thumping colleagues , and from the glee of the ...
... whole , the general drift of which may be gathered not only from the mild and mellifluous utterances of Mr. Asquith and Mr. Haldane , but from the inflammatory harangues of their tub - thumping colleagues , and from the glee of the ...
Page 304
... whole stream of tendency and the whole drift of legislation point to fusion as the inevitable end . The needs of society must be considered more than the rules and etiquette of an over - conservative profession . Nine lawsuits out of ...
... whole stream of tendency and the whole drift of legislation point to fusion as the inevitable end . The needs of society must be considered more than the rules and etiquette of an over - conservative profession . Nine lawsuits out of ...
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... whole style . The wisdom of Green's self - denying ordinance may perhaps best be gauged by comparing the result with some other histories in which every page bears the mark of the leader - writer . But in such matters as these the ...
... whole style . The wisdom of Green's self - denying ordinance may perhaps best be gauged by comparing the result with some other histories in which every page bears the mark of the leader - writer . But in such matters as these the ...
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