The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 - English literature |
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Page 229
... cause , a somewhat rarer one than Tricodesmium , of a redness of the sea . A stretch of water coloured by this animal agency was once observed in south latitudes from the decks of a vessel outward bound from this country to Capetown in ...
... cause , a somewhat rarer one than Tricodesmium , of a redness of the sea . A stretch of water coloured by this animal agency was once observed in south latitudes from the decks of a vessel outward bound from this country to Capetown in ...
Page 243
... cause which broke down finally the crumbling ruins of his constitution . The kidneys were the first to collapse . The true cause of Byron's death was the physical bank- ruptcy which his system then suffered , as the result of his ...
... cause which broke down finally the crumbling ruins of his constitution . The kidneys were the first to collapse . The true cause of Byron's death was the physical bank- ruptcy which his system then suffered , as the result of his ...
Page 309
... cause of the expenditure which is now restricting industry and employment , it is most unsatisfactory that the cause is still to be left in the hands of the House of Commons responsible for the disasters . The third item is , ' But the ...
... cause of the expenditure which is now restricting industry and employment , it is most unsatisfactory that the cause is still to be left in the hands of the House of Commons responsible for the disasters . The third item is , ' But the ...
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