The Quarterly Review, Volumes 280-281John Murray, 1943 |
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Pagina 7
... Gifford , Napier and Strangford . ' Aware that , apart from Scott and Southey , the Quarterly ' lacked lacked guns of literary calibre , and that nearly all the leading writers of the day inclined to liberal opinions , he did not ...
... Gifford , Napier and Strangford . ' Aware that , apart from Scott and Southey , the Quarterly ' lacked lacked guns of literary calibre , and that nearly all the leading writers of the day inclined to liberal opinions , he did not ...
Pagina 9
... Gifford , as an urge that he should bestir himself , that he had dropped nearly 5,000Z . Gifford replied churlishly that there was yet time to recover part of the sum you have so unwisely put in hazard , ' but a little more of this ...
... Gifford , as an urge that he should bestir himself , that he had dropped nearly 5,000Z . Gifford replied churlishly that there was yet time to recover part of the sum you have so unwisely put in hazard , ' but a little more of this ...
Pagina 10
... Gifford with a Christmas present of five hundred pounds , so securing his editor's gratitude and confidence . Gifford suffered from what modern psychologists call an inferiority complex ; his poverty of origin , misery in boyhood ...
... Gifford with a Christmas present of five hundred pounds , so securing his editor's gratitude and confidence . Gifford suffered from what modern psychologists call an inferiority complex ; his poverty of origin , misery in boyhood ...
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India August to December 1942 | 2 |
Its Rise and Effacement | 7 |
British War Aims 191419 | 19 |
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