The New Review, Volumen4Longmans, Green, 1891 |
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... seems improbable in the highest degree that individual men of letters will then be so infatuated as to suppose that their personal judgment can be worth giving to the world . systematically and periodically , on any and every literary ...
... seems improbable in the highest degree that individual men of letters will then be so infatuated as to suppose that their personal judgment can be worth giving to the world . systematically and periodically , on any and every literary ...
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... seems improbable that any further progress will be made on the old lines : a fresh impetus is needed , and this can only be supplied by a new ideal . Whence will this new ideal be forthcoming ? Assuredly not from that withered ...
... seems improbable that any further progress will be made on the old lines : a fresh impetus is needed , and this can only be supplied by a new ideal . Whence will this new ideal be forthcoming ? Assuredly not from that withered ...
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... seem conscious that their followers were even more sick than their foes of an Irish question which would have gone to rest long ago but for the stirrings ... seems to strike upon · their vision . Then it became more clearly understood that.
... seem conscious that their followers were even more sick than their foes of an Irish question which would have gone to rest long ago but for the stirrings ... seems to strike upon · their vision . Then it became more clearly understood that.
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... seems to me that they have . If we look into the matter we should find that discontent with the existing social ... seem to be involved in the question . Smartness will .44 THE REVOLT OF LABOUR .
... seems to me that they have . If we look into the matter we should find that discontent with the existing social ... seem to be involved in the question . Smartness will .44 THE REVOLT OF LABOUR .
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... seems now about to reveal itself in completion . In handing over to the masses full command of the political machine , the State has given to them a direct means of insisting on the trial of any scheme which they can be persuaded will ...
... seems now about to reveal itself in completion . In handing over to the masses full command of the political machine , the State has given to them a direct means of insisting on the trial of any scheme which they can be persuaded will ...
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