The National Review, Volume 11W.H. Allen, 1888 - English literature |
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Page 154
... body now existing , and in some form continuing to exist , that we are dealing , and our object must be to effect the requisite alteration with as little violent derangement as possible of the original structure . The purely hereditary ...
... body now existing , and in some form continuing to exist , that we are dealing , and our object must be to effect the requisite alteration with as little violent derangement as possible of the original structure . The purely hereditary ...
Page 406
... bodies will be seen . While I admit that Nationalists now vote on these elections , I deny that they act as a body , or with any settled plan or purpose . With the majority of these bodies in our possession , even without Parliamentary ...
... bodies will be seen . While I admit that Nationalists now vote on these elections , I deny that they act as a body , or with any settled plan or purpose . With the majority of these bodies in our possession , even without Parliamentary ...
Page 566
... body of clergy in the country . I do not for a moment doubt that the efforts of the ministers of other religious bodies , with which I am less well acquainted , are equally zealous and devoted . But speaking of the Church of England ...
... body of clergy in the country . I do not for a moment doubt that the efforts of the ministers of other religious bodies , with which I am less well acquainted , are equally zealous and devoted . But speaking of the Church of England ...
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