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Pagina 33
... fact remains that the public has never heard any pronounce- ment made upon its health from a medical man with the whole weight of the medical profession behind him , and therefore he and his profession are dumb creatures . The only ...
... fact remains that the public has never heard any pronounce- ment made upon its health from a medical man with the whole weight of the medical profession behind him , and therefore he and his profession are dumb creatures . The only ...
Pagina 53
... fact to resist Catholic ascendancy everywhere without involving England in a regular war . It was a policy of balance and compromise requiring extraordinary sagacity and finesse . England's friendship and alliances might change , but ...
... fact to resist Catholic ascendancy everywhere without involving England in a regular war . It was a policy of balance and compromise requiring extraordinary sagacity and finesse . England's friendship and alliances might change , but ...
Pagina 384
... fact , but extremely discriminating in his touch , is , as a matter of fact , absurd . But the other charge is more valuable because , while mistaken , it does emphasise a side of Proust's interests in life which is of some considerable ...
... fact , but extremely discriminating in his touch , is , as a matter of fact , absurd . But the other charge is more valuable because , while mistaken , it does emphasise a side of Proust's interests in life which is of some considerable ...
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Workers Child 815 | 8 |
ASIA IN EUROPE By Captain Walter Elliot | 16 |
LBETWEEN EUROPE AND AMERICA By Wickham Steed | 24 |
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