The Institutions of Popular Education: An Essay: to which the Manchester Prize War AdjudgedJ. Y. Knight, 1846 - Всего страниц: 353 |
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... stands in a relation to the supply of food . There is invariably , in every civilised country , a certain proportion between the two . By some restraint or check , population is not suffered a permanent or common advancement upon the ...
... stands in a relation to the supply of food . There is invariably , in every civilised country , a certain proportion between the two . By some restraint or check , population is not suffered a permanent or common advancement upon the ...
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... stands , he is distinct from all , as though he wandered the lone pilgrim across the tuftless desert , or in solitary skiff traversed a shoreless sea . Peculiar views may be entertained of certain com- munities , CERTAIN PORTIONS OF OUR ...
... stands , he is distinct from all , as though he wandered the lone pilgrim across the tuftless desert , or in solitary skiff traversed a shoreless sea . Peculiar views may be entertained of certain com- munities , CERTAIN PORTIONS OF OUR ...
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... stand upon some eminence , and contemplate the surface of a country . There is the prospect in its flowing outline of hill and valley , woodland and stream , mingling and melting into one another , in perfect proportion and harmonious ...
... stand upon some eminence , and contemplate the surface of a country . There is the prospect in its flowing outline of hill and valley , woodland and stream , mingling and melting into one another , in perfect proportion and harmonious ...
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... stand in the assurance and erectness of an important constituency . They are the essential strength of society . They are the brawny arms of the political body . They cannot be rent from the great system without its overthrow . Who are ...
... stand in the assurance and erectness of an important constituency . They are the essential strength of society . They are the brawny arms of the political body . They cannot be rent from the great system without its overthrow . Who are ...
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... stand for his defence ? Is it not great in him to cast around him all the bulwarks of the law ? May he not be forgiven for a jealous , a morbid , intentness upon his rights ? Do not their scantiness make them precious ? Is it not his ...
... stand for his defence ? Is it not great in him to cast around him all the bulwarks of the law ? May he not be forgiven for a jealous , a morbid , intentness upon his rights ? Do not their scantiness make them precious ? Is it not his ...
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