The Review of Reviews, Volume 23William Thomas Stead Office of the Review of Reviews, 1901 |
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... regarded as a paradox , but it is probably true , that the chief Foolish Virgin . element of hope as to the future of our nation lies precisely in the dark- ness which at present overshadows us . The chief difficulty that we have to ...
... regarded as a paradox , but it is probably true , that the chief Foolish Virgin . element of hope as to the future of our nation lies precisely in the dark- ness which at present overshadows us . The chief difficulty that we have to ...
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... regarded as primarily intended to increase the fighting strength of the United States . Shrewd observers at the English Admiralty gravely doubt the expediency of spending 50 millions ster- ling in cutting a Canal to send their fleet in ...
... regarded as primarily intended to increase the fighting strength of the United States . Shrewd observers at the English Admiralty gravely doubt the expediency of spending 50 millions ster- ling in cutting a Canal to send their fleet in ...
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... regarded the volunteers as heroic crusaders , who had gone forth in defence of civilisation and of liberty . Mr. Brunton Stephens , the Australian poet , whose poem , Australia Federata , is infinitely superior in elevation of sentiment ...
... regarded the volunteers as heroic crusaders , who had gone forth in defence of civilisation and of liberty . Mr. Brunton Stephens , the Australian poet , whose poem , Australia Federata , is infinitely superior in elevation of sentiment ...
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... regarded as a typical man in the street , the span of whose existence covers the last half cen- tury during which Australia as she now is was virtu- ally created . Men of fifty may be said to have grown up with the new Commonwealth ...
... regarded as a typical man in the street , the span of whose existence covers the last half cen- tury during which Australia as she now is was virtu- ally created . Men of fifty may be said to have grown up with the new Commonwealth ...
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... regarded as a kind of bar sinister in the old heraldic bearings . There are very few States fortu- tune enough to boast such ideal beginnings as those of the New England Colonies . Only once or twice in the history of the world is a new ...
... regarded as a kind of bar sinister in the old heraldic bearings . There are very few States fortu- tune enough to boast such ideal beginnings as those of the New England Colonies . Only once or twice in the history of the world is a new ...
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