The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 244E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1968 |
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Page 84
... cause of the Turk is the cause of wrong . It is better for mankind that Hobart and Baker should show themselves fools and cowards than that they should show themselves men of skill and courage . But if they do show skill and courage ...
... cause of the Turk is the cause of wrong . It is better for mankind that Hobart and Baker should show themselves fools and cowards than that they should show themselves men of skill and courage . But if they do show skill and courage ...
Page 490
... causes , and endeavour to show how and why these causes have brought about the familiar results , and how one cause becomes related to another in the great sequence of nature . Unquestionably , the improvement of the means of research ...
... causes , and endeavour to show how and why these causes have brought about the familiar results , and how one cause becomes related to another in the great sequence of nature . Unquestionably , the improvement of the means of research ...
Page 752
... causing gills and other larval structures to become abortive . In the flat- fishes a mechanical cause , namely , a tendency to lopsidedness , presents us with the primary reason for the peculiar development and position of the eyes ...
... causing gills and other larval structures to become abortive . In the flat- fishes a mechanical cause , namely , a tendency to lopsidedness , presents us with the primary reason for the peculiar development and position of the eyes ...
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Dickens Charles as Dramatist and Poet By PERCY FITZGERALD | 1 |
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So Like a Man | 129 |
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