The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 128Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1940 |
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Pagina 62
... regarded as unromantic rubbish until the artists began to paint them in imitation of the Italians , who painted ruins . not only because Italy happened to be full of them , but also because of their veneration of the past . When English ...
... regarded as unromantic rubbish until the artists began to paint them in imitation of the Italians , who painted ruins . not only because Italy happened to be full of them , but also because of their veneration of the past . When English ...
Pagina 262
... regarded as neutral . The mandate for Palestine contains no provision about neutralisation , but does give express powers to the mandatory to use the ports and the communications for the defence of the country and to raise voluntary ...
... regarded as neutral . The mandate for Palestine contains no provision about neutralisation , but does give express powers to the mandatory to use the ports and the communications for the defence of the country and to raise voluntary ...
Pagina 531
... regarded as a possibility for many months , came with unexpected suddenness , and with such an apparent absence of adequate preparation by the Italians that there is little doubt that there must have been some very pressing reason for ...
... regarded as a possibility for many months , came with unexpected suddenness , and with such an apparent absence of adequate preparation by the Italians that there is little doubt that there must have been some very pressing reason for ...
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