The Edinburgh Review, Volum 90A. and C. Black, 1849 |
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Pàgina 32
... course of four months are brought into perfect subjection . Having been thus broken in , and become thoroughly obedient , they are passed according to age into either of the other classes , —those of fifteen years old into the general ...
... course of four months are brought into perfect subjection . Having been thus broken in , and become thoroughly obedient , they are passed according to age into either of the other classes , —those of fifteen years old into the general ...
Pàgina 133
... course ; while it is decidedly of the nature of an experiment to place obstacles in the way of that natural course , and to tamper by artificial arrangements with the free agency of mankind . Nor is it any sufficient answer to say that ...
... course ; while it is decidedly of the nature of an experiment to place obstacles in the way of that natural course , and to tamper by artificial arrangements with the free agency of mankind . Nor is it any sufficient answer to say that ...
Pàgina 271
... course our intention or plan , in this article , to enter in detail into the particular events of the period , or to canvass minutely Mr. Macaulay's method of dealing with them . We shall confine our remarks to one or two topics , on ...
... course our intention or plan , in this article , to enter in detail into the particular events of the period , or to canvass minutely Mr. Macaulay's method of dealing with them . We shall confine our remarks to one or two topics , on ...
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1 Reports of the Commissioners of Pentonville Prison | 1 |
Edition New York 1848 | 39 |
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