The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 119
... important consequences . But with man not only are the differences -even the physical ones — almost wholly beyond definition , but , in that man has more thought , will , and sentience than a pebble , they at once become the starting ...
... important consequences . But with man not only are the differences -even the physical ones — almost wholly beyond definition , but , in that man has more thought , will , and sentience than a pebble , they at once become the starting ...
Pagina 238
... important matter of periodicity while at the same time only fixing a maximum for the radius of precession . Whatever its value it fails entirely to account for the changing obliquity as measured by Newcomb . The Drayson theory , on the ...
... important matter of periodicity while at the same time only fixing a maximum for the radius of precession . Whatever its value it fails entirely to account for the changing obliquity as measured by Newcomb . The Drayson theory , on the ...
Pagina 58
... important , not merely to all public men , but is in particular important to newspapers , to publishers , to authors , to critics of every kind , and this defence of fair comment must not be whittled down or narrowed down ; it must be ...
... important , not merely to all public men , but is in particular important to newspapers , to publishers , to authors , to critics of every kind , and this defence of fair comment must not be whittled down or narrowed down ; it must be ...
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