The Quarterly Review, Volumes 237-238William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1922 - English literature |
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... Russia appointed perma- nent ministers to represent their respective interests- an example followed next year by Great Britain . Henceforth Menelik's task was not to extend his already overgrown territory , but to prevent revolts and to ...
... Russia appointed perma- nent ministers to represent their respective interests- an example followed next year by Great Britain . Henceforth Menelik's task was not to extend his already overgrown territory , but to prevent revolts and to ...
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... Russia fell an easy prey to the ideologist because it was in our Western sense uncivilised , uneducated , and without responsible self - government . Like France a hundred and forty years earlier , it was stationary under insti ...
... Russia fell an easy prey to the ideologist because it was in our Western sense uncivilised , uneducated , and without responsible self - government . Like France a hundred and forty years earlier , it was stationary under insti ...
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... Russia has shown us in the recent past Before the war the Jews of Russia were subjected to the capricious despotism of the Tsar , his ministers , and the police . The restrictions placed on Jews in Russia wer in themselves enough to ...
... Russia has shown us in the recent past Before the war the Jews of Russia were subjected to the capricious despotism of the Tsar , his ministers , and the police . The restrictions placed on Jews in Russia wer in themselves enough to ...
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... Russia became the hallowed symbol of the social millennium in the popular imagina- tion . The Red flag took the place of the national colours ; and the Soviet emblem of the hammer and the sickle gained an almost fanatical significance ...
... Russia became the hallowed symbol of the social millennium in the popular imagina- tion . The Red flag took the place of the national colours ; and the Soviet emblem of the hammer and the sickle gained an almost fanatical significance ...
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... Russia . the one hand there was the firm stand taken by the factory - owners , which was proclaimed at the close of every one of their meetings , not to make any concessions until the workers had evacuated the factories seized ; and on ...
... Russia . the one hand there was the firm stand taken by the factory - owners , which was proclaimed at the close of every one of their meetings , not to make any concessions until the workers had evacuated the factories seized ; and on ...
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