The Living Age, 278. kötetLiving Age Company, 1913 |
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105. oldal
... ment and people of China's earnest desire for immediate freedom from Indian opium . His personal testimony to the universality of this desire is striking and emphatic . Among many communications he has brought are letters from the Vice ...
... ment and people of China's earnest desire for immediate freedom from Indian opium . His personal testimony to the universality of this desire is striking and emphatic . Among many communications he has brought are letters from the Vice ...
508. oldal
... ment , or as a first step in a general process of devolution ? The Prime Minister has clearly shown his prefer- ence for the latter issue , and it is fair , therefore , to say that he agrees in the main with Sir Edward Grey's dramatic ...
... ment , or as a first step in a general process of devolution ? The Prime Minister has clearly shown his prefer- ence for the latter issue , and it is fair , therefore , to say that he agrees in the main with Sir Edward Grey's dramatic ...
679. oldal
... ment stands for western education as the basis of progress in every depart- ment of life . The reactionary move- ment , always present in the country , but now suddenly showing new life as a result of the war , stands for edu- cation ...
... ment stands for western education as the basis of progress in every depart- ment of life . The reactionary move- ment , always present in the country , but now suddenly showing new life as a result of the war , stands for edu- cation ...
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Balance of Power The Changing | 68 |
The Death of Satire | 82 |
VOLUME LX | 129 |
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