Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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Pagina 73
... possible effect upon the pupil's knowledge of his own language , and with a view to his acquiring the power of using it for his own purposes with ease , simplicity , and force . Experience has proved that it is not possible to become a ...
... possible effect upon the pupil's knowledge of his own language , and with a view to his acquiring the power of using it for his own purposes with ease , simplicity , and force . Experience has proved that it is not possible to become a ...
Pagina 870
... possible injury which English hostilities might inflict on Italy . Is it wise for a politician to dis cuss such a subject at all in regard to a friendly and most sensitive country ? more easily convince our readers her land and sea ...
... possible injury which English hostilities might inflict on Italy . Is it wise for a politician to dis cuss such a subject at all in regard to a friendly and most sensitive country ? more easily convince our readers her land and sea ...
Pagina 885
... possible to exaggerate the importance to Italy of having this question at least settled on a clear basis . Upper ... possible , with the full consent of China , to retain Port Hamiltonstill more , if it had been possible , with due ...
... possible to exaggerate the importance to Italy of having this question at least settled on a clear basis . Upper ... possible , with the full consent of China , to retain Port Hamiltonstill more , if it had been possible , with due ...
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