The National Review, Volume 79W.H. Allen, 1922 - English literature |
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Page 230
... once more essayed to argue that the " immortal bard " was , in truth and in fact , for some time , " in his younger years , " a country schoolmaster , and he devoted an interesting article in the Nineteenth Century ( October 1920 ) to ...
... once more essayed to argue that the " immortal bard " was , in truth and in fact , for some time , " in his younger years , " a country schoolmaster , and he devoted an interesting article in the Nineteenth Century ( October 1920 ) to ...
Page 436
... once more purely notarial . The Foreign Office to - day , even after this set - back , deprived not only of all the increased activity and responsi- bility of the war , but also of many of the advantages of the administrative re ...
... once more purely notarial . The Foreign Office to - day , even after this set - back , deprived not only of all the increased activity and responsi- bility of the war , but also of many of the advantages of the administrative re ...
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... once newspapers looked for favours to the Government . On one occasion he met importunity with the characteristic observation : " Don't you think the donkey might wait a little longer for its But directly Mr. Balfour succeeded his uncle ...
... once newspapers looked for favours to the Government . On one occasion he met importunity with the characteristic observation : " Don't you think the donkey might wait a little longer for its But directly Mr. Balfour succeeded his uncle ...
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HOLBROOKE Joseph | 61 |
ASTOR VISCOUNT | 66 |
Edward de Vere and the Shakespeare Plays | 94 |
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