The Quarterly Review, Volume 286William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1948 - English literature |
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... of central Wales , but the sight of these magnificent creatures swooping down from the skies and seizing a piece of garbage in the talons was just as familiar to the medieval Londoner as it is to - day to the inhabitant of Calcutta or ...
... of central Wales , but the sight of these magnificent creatures swooping down from the skies and seizing a piece of garbage in the talons was just as familiar to the medieval Londoner as it is to - day to the inhabitant of Calcutta or ...
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... of war ; for in the prosecution of war patriotism is inevitably twisted into xenophobia ; but it is also a grave manifestation of the eclipse of Christian values . How many people to - day see the D.P. problem in terms of the Fatherhood of ...
... of war ; for in the prosecution of war patriotism is inevitably twisted into xenophobia ; but it is also a grave manifestation of the eclipse of Christian values . How many people to - day see the D.P. problem in terms of the Fatherhood of ...
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... of the series of Primers for the Age of Plenty , ' a title which sounds somewhat ironical when published in a year like 1947. Its aim is to deal with the history of some of the things that matter most to people to - day , not in a dry ...
... of the series of Primers for the Age of Plenty , ' a title which sounds somewhat ironical when published in a year like 1947. Its aim is to deal with the history of some of the things that matter most to people to - day , not in a dry ...
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