Littell's Living Age, 292. kötetLiving Age Company, 1917 |
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... mean unreality and falsity . But it illustrates what Mr. Mackinder means by symbolic acts . Men who are in a position of the high- est trust and responsibility cannot be too careful in securing that their inten- tions not only shall not ...
... mean unreality and falsity . But it illustrates what Mr. Mackinder means by symbolic acts . Men who are in a position of the high- est trust and responsibility cannot be too careful in securing that their inten- tions not only shall not ...
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... means certain that it will be able to survive its losses in men and money . No greater calamity could befall Great The Nineteenth Century and After . Britain than the extinction of this class , which stands between the Bar- barians and ...
... means certain that it will be able to survive its losses in men and money . No greater calamity could befall Great The Nineteenth Century and After . Britain than the extinction of this class , which stands between the Bar- barians and ...
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... means ! " she cried . " Mum is the word , whatever it means , " he replied impressively . " Our opponents are capable of putting the worst construction on anything . " In a few minutes he had brought his two - seater to the door , and ...
... means ! " she cried . " Mum is the word , whatever it means , " he replied impressively . " Our opponents are capable of putting the worst construction on anything . " In a few minutes he had brought his two - seater to the door , and ...
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