The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 137
... Italian Van Dyck avowedly imi- tated from the splendid Venetian . It was done for one of the Princes of Orange , and ... Italy . Of the four extant repetitions , or copies , by far the best is one , of considerably smaller dimensions ...
... Italian Van Dyck avowedly imi- tated from the splendid Venetian . It was done for one of the Princes of Orange , and ... Italy . Of the four extant repetitions , or copies , by far the best is one , of considerably smaller dimensions ...
Page 318
... Italy then had concern . The political relation of the Transvaal to Great Britain is certainly not the same as that of one of our States to the central Government ; but Great Britain , by retaining the ultimate control of foreign ...
... Italy then had concern . The political relation of the Transvaal to Great Britain is certainly not the same as that of one of our States to the central Government ; but Great Britain , by retaining the ultimate control of foreign ...
Page 451
... Italy , and even Russia , were constrained to do likewise , and therefore , as I have said , all the great nations of Europe are to - day possessed of troops innumerable , and may in- deed be compared to huge intrenched camps . Such a ...
... Italy , and even Russia , were constrained to do likewise , and therefore , as I have said , all the great nations of Europe are to - day possessed of troops innumerable , and may in- deed be compared to huge intrenched camps . Such a ...
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