The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 74,Deel 2Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1913 |
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Pagina 686
... English force . Such being his temper the Irishman during many generations cheerfully accepted the masterful control of English aristocratic families , especially when they lived in the country and took wives from his people . But ...
... English force . Such being his temper the Irishman during many generations cheerfully accepted the masterful control of English aristocratic families , especially when they lived in the country and took wives from his people . But ...
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... English people of the eighteenth and perhaps of the nineteenth centuries . But that there was a considerable civilisation in some places in the south of England seems assuréd . Here , then , we reach for a moment the firm ground of ...
... English people of the eighteenth and perhaps of the nineteenth centuries . But that there was a considerable civilisation in some places in the south of England seems assuréd . Here , then , we reach for a moment the firm ground of ...
Pagina 784
... English troops who won India , nor who kept India for us in the Mutiny . They were the nucleus , no doubt , but alone they could have achieved nothing . They were too few in number , too oppressed by the hostile climate , too immobile ...
... English troops who won India , nor who kept India for us in the Mutiny . They were the nucleus , no doubt , but alone they could have achieved nothing . They were too few in number , too oppressed by the hostile climate , too immobile ...
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