Nineteenth Century and After, Том 119Nineteenth Century and After, 1936 |
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... existence in that country eleven years ago , and now the King has been restored to the throne as the only means of providing stability and continuity . This is due in no small measure to the example of the immediate neighbours of Greece ...
... existence in that country eleven years ago , and now the King has been restored to the throne as the only means of providing stability and continuity . This is due in no small measure to the example of the immediate neighbours of Greece ...
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... existence of tithe , whether in its original form or as rentcharge , has linked the Church with the land , and thereby rooted it in national life and history , in a way with which there is no parallel elsewhere . It has also emphasised ...
... existence of tithe , whether in its original form or as rentcharge , has linked the Church with the land , and thereby rooted it in national life and history , in a way with which there is no parallel elsewhere . It has also emphasised ...
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... existence at all in real fact . The basis of the thought from which the democratic conceptions of the Revolution proceed is a thorough - going rationalistic optimism . The notion of original sin - original in the ordinary or in the ...
... existence at all in real fact . The basis of the thought from which the democratic conceptions of the Revolution proceed is a thorough - going rationalistic optimism . The notion of original sin - original in the ordinary or in the ...
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