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Pagina 113
... possessed , strong majorities both in the House of Commons and in the House of Lords . The loss the liberals have never possessed in the present century , and to this is to be ascribed in a great measure their ill success in legislation ...
... possessed , strong majorities both in the House of Commons and in the House of Lords . The loss the liberals have never possessed in the present century , and to this is to be ascribed in a great measure their ill success in legislation ...
Pagina 119
... possessed genius or even learn- ing , but that men of the highest order of intellect have devoted themselves for years to the task ; and , moreover , that a good vernacular version of the Bible is a work that requires the high- est ...
... possessed genius or even learn- ing , but that men of the highest order of intellect have devoted themselves for years to the task ; and , moreover , that a good vernacular version of the Bible is a work that requires the high- est ...
Pagina 155
... possessed of the weight which the most unyielding logic can impart , the logic of facts , has decided in favor of the latter . This argument has proved that the mortality bills of eruptive fevers and of inflammation of the lungs , by ...
... possessed of the weight which the most unyielding logic can impart , the logic of facts , has decided in favor of the latter . This argument has proved that the mortality bills of eruptive fevers and of inflammation of the lungs , by ...
Pagina 179
... possessed of sufficient merit for a respectable signboard . An eminent Paris house had a branch establishment in this city for some years . This attained a well - merited reputation for encouraging art , while it admitted nothing to its ...
... possessed of sufficient merit for a respectable signboard . An eminent Paris house had a branch establishment in this city for some years . This attained a well - merited reputation for encouraging art , while it admitted nothing to its ...
Pagina 191
... possessed five departments , organized on the voluntary principle . It is understood that the rowdyism and violent practices fostered in these organizations became intolerable , and led to the adoption of the paid system as the only ...
... possessed five departments , organized on the voluntary principle . It is understood that the rowdyism and violent practices fostered in these organizations became intolerable , and led to the adoption of the paid system as the only ...
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