The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 64
... seems to ascribe a beneficent influence equal to , if not greater than , that exercised by the slowly maturing organic institutions of this country deeply rooted in Christian democratic traditions . 6 He is apt therefore to overlook ...
... seems to ascribe a beneficent influence equal to , if not greater than , that exercised by the slowly maturing organic institutions of this country deeply rooted in Christian democratic traditions . 6 He is apt therefore to overlook ...
Pagina 171
... seems to have happened on several occasions when a successful evolutionary step rendered a new type of organism possible , and the pressure of natural selection was temporarily slackened . Thus the distinction between the principal ...
... seems to have happened on several occasions when a successful evolutionary step rendered a new type of organism possible , and the pressure of natural selection was temporarily slackened . Thus the distinction between the principal ...
Pagina 194
... seem to us that the potency of the raids carried out by the Royal Air Force against German towns is much underrated ... seems that the latter is very great indeed . If military reverses abroad are accompanied by constant air raids at ...
... seem to us that the potency of the raids carried out by the Royal Air Force against German towns is much underrated ... seems that the latter is very great indeed . If military reverses abroad are accompanied by constant air raids at ...
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