The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 107. kötetA. Constable, 1858 |
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... doubt displayed even in the measures of relief established under the name of the permanent settlement ' of Bengal . Nor has the experience of eighty years introduced anything like uniformity of system , or settled the questions arising ...
... doubt displayed even in the measures of relief established under the name of the permanent settlement ' of Bengal . Nor has the experience of eighty years introduced anything like uniformity of system , or settled the questions arising ...
193. oldal
... doubt strong muscles and hardy nerves are of incalculable importance , but they derive that importance from the mind , of which they are the servants ; and though Mr. Kingsley would willingly admit this , and probably means his books to ...
... doubt strong muscles and hardy nerves are of incalculable importance , but they derive that importance from the mind , of which they are the servants ; and though Mr. Kingsley would willingly admit this , and probably means his books to ...
477. oldal
... doubt the existence of St. Paul's cathedral on the general ground of the fallibility of the senses . Whilst we regard Mr. Buckle's argument upon the questions which form the foundation of his book as inconclusive in the last degree , we ...
... doubt the existence of St. Paul's cathedral on the general ground of the fallibility of the senses . Whilst we regard Mr. Buckle's argument upon the questions which form the foundation of his book as inconclusive in the last degree , we ...
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1 General Report on the Administration of | 1 |
History of Latin Christianity including that of | 51 |
Memorials and Correspondence of Charles James | 134 |
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