The National Review, Volume 11W.H. Allen, 1888 - Great Britain |
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Page 156
They give us some portion of that which we want , but not nearly enough . They give They give us the hereditary principle , plus election or selection , but no more . What we want is the hereditary principle plus efficiency .
They give us some portion of that which we want , but not nearly enough . They give They give us the hereditary principle , plus election or selection , but no more . What we want is the hereditary principle plus efficiency .
Page 750
... which they give for gone and consequently Bruges and Bruxelles , That there were designes amongst some of them to submitt ... which he would use his utmost endeavours to doe but confessing at the same time that he gives all for gone ...
... which they give for gone and consequently Bruges and Bruxelles , That there were designes amongst some of them to submitt ... which he would use his utmost endeavours to doe but confessing at the same time that he gives all for gone ...
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Will it be trespassing too much to append these two hymns in the hope that someone who has never yet done so may give them a passing glance ? St. James the Apostle . St. Matthew the Apostle . For all Thy Saints , a noble throng ...
Will it be trespassing too much to append these two hymns in the hope that someone who has never yet done so may give them a passing glance ? St. James the Apostle . St. Matthew the Apostle . For all Thy Saints , a noble throng ...
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ARNOLD Matthew | 1 |
CRIPPS C | 37 |
CURZON Hon George N The Reconstruction of the House | 97 |
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