The National Review, Volume 79W.H. Allen, 1922 - English literature |
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ETON - THEN AND NOW THEN , for my view , was a great school at the first touch of change in the late sixties . Now , is a greater school , with an increasing throng of applicants for admission . Then , was a time of much division of ...
ETON - THEN AND NOW THEN , for my view , was a great school at the first touch of change in the late sixties . Now , is a greater school , with an increasing throng of applicants for admission . Then , was a time of much division of ...
Page 81
... Eton living , held at the time by Charles Kegan Paul , who had been Master in College and " Conduct " Conduct " at Eton . Many reforms in college were made under his rule . Bailey Rectory was redolent of Eton reform . A Royal Commission ...
... Eton living , held at the time by Charles Kegan Paul , who had been Master in College and " Conduct " Conduct " at Eton . Many reforms in college were made under his rule . Bailey Rectory was redolent of Eton reform . A Royal Commission ...
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... Eton by his nephews , the Fellow , and his brother , Sir John Taylor Coleridge , the first judge of the three successive judges who were , each in his generation , brilliantly representative Eton men . Bernard Coleridge , the present ...
... Eton by his nephews , the Fellow , and his brother , Sir John Taylor Coleridge , the first judge of the three successive judges who were , each in his generation , brilliantly representative Eton men . Bernard Coleridge , the present ...
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HOLBROOKE Joseph | 61 |
ASTOR VISCOUNT | 66 |
Edward de Vere and the Shakespeare Plays | 94 |
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