The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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... fact of a constant retreat of Europe , the shrinking of her borders and the exhaustion of her imperialistic drive . I cannot enter into a more detailed study of this phenomenon , but the fact remains that Europe is retreating and ...
... fact of a constant retreat of Europe , the shrinking of her borders and the exhaustion of her imperialistic drive . I cannot enter into a more detailed study of this phenomenon , but the fact remains that Europe is retreating and ...
Pagina 27
... fact and principle . The fact , of course , should be established fact , or fact accepted from a trustworthy source , and the principle should ultimately be capable of scrutiny . We may , in exchange of views , be forced to hear ...
... fact and principle . The fact , of course , should be established fact , or fact accepted from a trustworthy source , and the principle should ultimately be capable of scrutiny . We may , in exchange of views , be forced to hear ...
Pagina 58
... fact or whether they are comment , but so far as the defence of fair comment is concerned , that second element is all - important . It must be comment ; facts truly stated , comment , and then the third , it must be fair comment . Now ...
... fact or whether they are comment , but so far as the defence of fair comment is concerned , that second element is all - important . It must be comment ; facts truly stated , comment , and then the third , it must be fair comment . Now ...
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