The Quarterly Review, Volumes 270-271William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1938 - English literature |
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Page 164
... social and economic evolution , and thus is gradually diminishing the disparity between the industrially more and less developed communities - a disparity which constantly hinders progress in the more advanced countries by the challenge ...
... social and economic evolution , and thus is gradually diminishing the disparity between the industrially more and less developed communities - a disparity which constantly hinders progress in the more advanced countries by the challenge ...
Page 328
... social sinks and iniquities , and the ' Hungry Forties , ' whose extreme severities after many agitations forced the repeal of the Corn Laws . As to the first of those periods , let us recall the cartoons of Hogarth , Rowlandson , and ...
... social sinks and iniquities , and the ' Hungry Forties , ' whose extreme severities after many agitations forced the repeal of the Corn Laws . As to the first of those periods , let us recall the cartoons of Hogarth , Rowlandson , and ...
Page 331
... social science and duties ; and many organisations , though often clogged with the mistaken good - will or vanity and silliness of their members , were set going , in the end greatly to strengthen the comfort and contentment of the ...
... social science and duties ; and many organisations , though often clogged with the mistaken good - will or vanity and silliness of their members , were set going , in the end greatly to strengthen the comfort and contentment of the ...
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