Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 254William Blackwood, 1943 |
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Side 56
... present one can hardly say that about the Commonwealth's own vin- tages . Propaganda at both ends would seem to be needed , preaching to those who make the wine , but also to those who may be counted likely to pay for it and drink it ...
... present one can hardly say that about the Commonwealth's own vin- tages . Propaganda at both ends would seem to be needed , preaching to those who make the wine , but also to those who may be counted likely to pay for it and drink it ...
Side 75
... present ideals , however great her sufferings may have been , however complete her exhaustion . . . . Proof of failure adequate to convince a people of the socialised type might be quite inadequate to convince a people of the lupine ...
... present ideals , however great her sufferings may have been , however complete her exhaustion . . . . Proof of failure adequate to convince a people of the socialised type might be quite inadequate to convince a people of the lupine ...
Side 367
... present system giving everybody a general education . this universal and long - tried system the right and natural way of awaken- gand developing the thinking powers . d also the creative activities , of the ildren of the Nation of ...
... present system giving everybody a general education . this universal and long - tried system the right and natural way of awaken- gand developing the thinking powers . d also the creative activities , of the ildren of the Nation of ...
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GEE | 210 |
A LITTLE RIVER OF OLD JAPAN BY SIR HAROLD PARLETT | 357 |
MEDICINEMANS CHILD | 373 |
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