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Pagina 322
... become increasingly remote as a true understanding of the situa- tion gradually spreads to the general public ; while feeling has become embittered by the action of lay and ecclesiastical tithe- owners in levying distress upon thousands ...
... become increasingly remote as a true understanding of the situa- tion gradually spreads to the general public ; while feeling has become embittered by the action of lay and ecclesiastical tithe- owners in levying distress upon thousands ...
Pagina 387
... become its overlord by knowing it as entirely subject . To our non - human ancestors the world was purely object . To us it has become partly subject , and , if there be one end to which the whole creation moves , it cannot be other ...
... become its overlord by knowing it as entirely subject . To our non - human ancestors the world was purely object . To us it has become partly subject , and , if there be one end to which the whole creation moves , it cannot be other ...
Pagina 506
... become possibly a Unitary State ? When Federation was first established its authors never foresaw , and certainly did not intend , the present position . The States , if not in the plenitude of their old powers , were to remain self ...
... become possibly a Unitary State ? When Federation was first established its authors never foresaw , and certainly did not intend , the present position . The States , if not in the plenitude of their old powers , were to remain self ...
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AUSTIN F Britten | 27 |
LONDONDERRY Marchioness | 30 |
ELLIS Sir Geoffrey | 103 |
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