The National Review, Volume 43, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1904 |
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Page 112
... deal of misunderstanding , of defending in conversation whatever position happened to be attacked . If he found himself face to face with a vehement Protestant , he would mildly but , some- times with very inconvenient cogency ...
... deal of misunderstanding , of defending in conversation whatever position happened to be attacked . If he found himself face to face with a vehement Protestant , he would mildly but , some- times with very inconvenient cogency ...
Page 118
... deal of the first chapter of the History of Rationalism . But it was not till a year later ( June 1863 ) , when he had just reached twenty - five years of age , that he printed , but did not publish , a slim volume on the Declining ...
... deal of the first chapter of the History of Rationalism . But it was not till a year later ( June 1863 ) , when he had just reached twenty - five years of age , that he printed , but did not publish , a slim volume on the Declining ...
Page 121
... deal and became acquainted with most people who were worth knowing . Till his marriage in 1871 he lived a great deal in hotels ; a mode of life that would seem to present almost insuperable obstacles to regular study - and it is ...
... deal and became acquainted with most people who were worth knowing . Till his marriage in 1871 he lived a great deal in hotels ; a mode of life that would seem to present almost insuperable obstacles to regular study - and it is ...
Page 128
... deals with the offensive and the defensive ; rejecting the latter , and scornfully repudiating the idea that our much - lauded navy can , for Imperial purposes , be other than a defensive weapon . It may drive our enemies from the seas ...
... deals with the offensive and the defensive ; rejecting the latter , and scornfully repudiating the idea that our much - lauded navy can , for Imperial purposes , be other than a defensive weapon . It may drive our enemies from the seas ...
Page 161
... deal that he holds a dignified and influential office , on which any such remark brings discredit . Even if it were true that the prospect is favourable for the annexation of Canada , it would not be in good taste for the head of a ...
... deal that he holds a dignified and influential office , on which any such remark brings discredit . Even if it were true that the prospect is favourable for the annexation of Canada , it would not be in good taste for the head of a ...
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