The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 141-142Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 34
... fact was , no less than were the Roman de la Rose or The Knight's Tale . The openly expressed feelings about their work , of authors like Chaucer and Shakespeare , had always been discounted . A certain sym- bolic and pathetic charm had ...
... fact was , no less than were the Roman de la Rose or The Knight's Tale . The openly expressed feelings about their work , of authors like Chaucer and Shakespeare , had always been discounted . A certain sym- bolic and pathetic charm had ...
Pagina 110
... fact that stands out in the chaotic mass of lies and humbug which we know as European politics to - day it is that the vast majority of these populations fear and detest assimilation into the Soviet system . Has Mr. Welles not taken the ...
... fact that stands out in the chaotic mass of lies and humbug which we know as European politics to - day it is that the vast majority of these populations fear and detest assimilation into the Soviet system . Has Mr. Welles not taken the ...
Pagina 160
... fact that Sanders in Ottawa began his breeding work at the same time , in 1887 , with the same object and with somewhat better authenticated success , using accepted scientific methods . Michurin merely admitted having received fruit ...
... fact that Sanders in Ottawa began his breeding work at the same time , in 1887 , with the same object and with somewhat better authenticated success , using accepted scientific methods . Michurin merely admitted having received fruit ...
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