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... mind that the prohibition to the Board of Education to inspect any religious teaching would still remain in the unrepealed part of the Education Act , 1870. But the Bill still leaves every teacher free to give or not to give this ...
... mind that the prohibition to the Board of Education to inspect any religious teaching would still remain in the unrepealed part of the Education Act , 1870. But the Bill still leaves every teacher free to give or not to give this ...
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... mind that to preserve peace both parties must be agreed , and that war will sometimes break out not- withstanding the efforts of men , and even of nations , to prevent this deplorable calamity . It may be taken for granted that at the ...
... mind that to preserve peace both parties must be agreed , and that war will sometimes break out not- withstanding the efforts of men , and even of nations , to prevent this deplorable calamity . It may be taken for granted that at the ...
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... mind is directly opposed to that of Bismarck , who , as an uncompromising monarchist , fully believed that a republic would be a source of weakness for France ; and in 1872 went so far as to do all in his power to prevent a restoration ...
... mind is directly opposed to that of Bismarck , who , as an uncompromising monarchist , fully believed that a republic would be a source of weakness for France ; and in 1872 went so far as to do all in his power to prevent a restoration ...
Pagina 18
... by the impartiality of his mind , is in every way fitted to support his views in good faith and by straightforward reasoning , without appealing to passion or taking refuge in subterfuge . Moreover , he has 18 Jan. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
... by the impartiality of his mind , is in every way fitted to support his views in good faith and by straightforward reasoning , without appealing to passion or taking refuge in subterfuge . Moreover , he has 18 Jan. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Pagina 21
... mind . In the first place , the increase of population in Germany already shows signs of slackening . In Berlin now the birth - rate is scarcely higher than that of Paris . The German capital comes next after the French , and with a ...
... mind . In the first place , the increase of population in Germany already shows signs of slackening . In Berlin now the birth - rate is scarcely higher than that of Paris . The German capital comes next after the French , and with a ...
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