Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 255William Blackwood, 1944 |
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... whole face of public school education in England " ; fact , during his own short life Dr Arnold changed quite considerably the whole life of England . Tom Brown and Harry East of ' Tom Brown's Schooldays ' are not especially intel ...
... whole face of public school education in England " ; fact , during his own short life Dr Arnold changed quite considerably the whole life of England . Tom Brown and Harry East of ' Tom Brown's Schooldays ' are not especially intel ...
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... whole Pass , where - in War- burton's time - never a soldier or sepoy was stationed - has become a hive of British and Indian troops , peaceful enough in their day to day routine , but trained to turn out for action at ten to twenty ...
... whole Pass , where - in War- burton's time - never a soldier or sepoy was stationed - has become a hive of British and Indian troops , peaceful enough in their day to day routine , but trained to turn out for action at ten to twenty ...
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... whole Border Province is a mingled record of high achievement and regrettable errors . On the whole it is a record creditable to both races ; and Sir William Barton is rightly convinced that " Britain has not yet exhausted her mission ...
... whole Border Province is a mingled record of high achievement and regrettable errors . On the whole it is a record creditable to both races ; and Sir William Barton is rightly convinced that " Britain has not yet exhausted her mission ...
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NATUK EXPERIENCES IN THE LIFE OF DR H G ESMONDE | 105 |
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