The New Review, Volumen8Longmans, Green, 1893 |
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... give marriage - portions to his daughters . To do all this the money must be wrung from the land ; to give it the land is starved for want of cultivation , and the labourer , who is the least able to protect himself , is kept in penury ...
... give marriage - portions to his daughters . To do all this the money must be wrung from the land ; to give it the land is starved for want of cultivation , and the labourer , who is the least able to protect himself , is kept in penury ...
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... give way to our Consul General , and , if he failed to give way , what ought to be done to bring Abbas Pasha to his senses , have been the issues which have interested newspaper readers . But now that the difficulty is settled , at any ...
... give way to our Consul General , and , if he failed to give way , what ought to be done to bring Abbas Pasha to his senses , have been the issues which have interested newspaper readers . But now that the difficulty is settled , at any ...
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... give it whether men hear or whether they forbear . The presumption must be that a popular course is an inferior course . The natural man does not naturally seek the best , and has not yet understood that the Kingdom must be taken by ...
... give it whether men hear or whether they forbear . The presumption must be that a popular course is an inferior course . The natural man does not naturally seek the best , and has not yet understood that the Kingdom must be taken by ...
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