The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 254
... England has never been a powerful country in the ordinary sense of that much - abused term . For the greater part of her history England's power was less than that of France in the world at large , and less than that of several other ...
... England has never been a powerful country in the ordinary sense of that much - abused term . For the greater part of her history England's power was less than that of France in the world at large , and less than that of several other ...
Pagina 256
... England the State is a reflection of each Englishman taken individually . The strength of the State is his strength , and the British Empire is an extension of the private property of each individual , however poor , in fact , he may be ...
... England the State is a reflection of each Englishman taken individually . The strength of the State is his strength , and the British Empire is an extension of the private property of each individual , however poor , in fact , he may be ...
Pagina 208
... England ; but its average height varies with the latitude , from scarcely six miles above the poles , to ten miles above the equator . The actual height varies from day to day , with the weather ; over England it is sometimes as low as ...
... England ; but its average height varies with the latitude , from scarcely six miles above the poles , to ten miles above the equator . The actual height varies from day to day , with the weather ; over England it is sometimes as low as ...
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