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We do not as yet know , it seems most likely that we shall never know , the precise character of his father . But with all the discrepancy concerning the details , enough for our purpose is certain of the outline . We know that he lived ...
We do not as yet know , it seems most likely that we shall never know , the precise character of his father . But with all the discrepancy concerning the details , enough for our purpose is certain of the outline . We know that he lived ...
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But in the case of men who have lived in the thick of the crowded modern world , no such course is admissible ; overmuch may be said , and we must choose what we will say . Biographers , however , are rarely bold enough to adopt the ...
But in the case of men who have lived in the thick of the crowded modern world , no such course is admissible ; overmuch may be said , and we must choose what we will say . Biographers , however , are rarely bold enough to adopt the ...
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The frivolities of gallantry -never very important save to some woman who has long been dead - fill the records of all aristocracies who lived under a despotism , who had no political authority , no daily political The aristocracy of ...
The frivolities of gallantry -never very important save to some woman who has long been dead - fill the records of all aristocracies who lived under a despotism , who had no political authority , no daily political The aristocracy of ...
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