The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 - English literature |
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Page 61
... existing national language in this capacity , on the ground that it would favour the nation whose language was chosen and hurt the feelings of the others . And he argues further that English and French ( the only competitors ) are far ...
... existing national language in this capacity , on the ground that it would favour the nation whose language was chosen and hurt the feelings of the others . And he argues further that English and French ( the only competitors ) are far ...
Page 97
... existing situation , the conviction is brought home with irresistible force that the future of the Indian race depends on the future of our women , and it is only to the extent to which the stock is improved , and the general evils from ...
... existing situation , the conviction is brought home with irresistible force that the future of the Indian race depends on the future of our women , and it is only to the extent to which the stock is improved , and the general evils from ...
Page 137
... existing not in space and time , as Newton thought , but in this composition of them , space - time . Between any two events the interval is absolute , but it can be broken up into different amounts of space and time by different ...
... existing not in space and time , as Newton thought , but in this composition of them , space - time . Between any two events the interval is absolute , but it can be broken up into different amounts of space and time by different ...
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