Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... strong buoyant natures . Nor should this be in general attempted . The certain result is present suffering , and the expected good is remote and disputable . Nevertheless , it is no artificial difficulty which we here encounter - none ...
... strong buoyant natures . Nor should this be in general attempted . The certain result is present suffering , and the expected good is remote and disputable . Nevertheless , it is no artificial difficulty which we here encounter - none ...
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... strong - brained , confident scholarship which Bentley carried to such an extreme , and which , in almost every generation since , some Englishman has been found of hard head and stiff - clayed memory to keep up and perpetuate . His ...
... strong - brained , confident scholarship which Bentley carried to such an extreme , and which , in almost every generation since , some Englishman has been found of hard head and stiff - clayed memory to keep up and perpetuate . His ...
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... strong , a reputedly strong , a continually strong Executive power . Now , on the face of matters , it is certainly true that such a power is perfectly consistent with the most perfect , the most ideal type of Parliamentary government ...
... strong , a reputedly strong , a continually strong Executive power . Now , on the face of matters , it is certainly true that such a power is perfectly consistent with the most perfect , the most ideal type of Parliamentary government ...
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