The Edinburgh Review, Volum 90A. and C. Black, 1849 |
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... prove nothing as far as we can see but what we own it does prove- that " able historians may " tell very foolish stories , and that an over anxiety to show " " one's learning may betray the smallness and occasionality of • " the stock ...
... prove nothing as far as we can see but what we own it does prove- that " able historians may " tell very foolish stories , and that an over anxiety to show " " one's learning may betray the smallness and occasionality of • " the stock ...
Pàgina 343
... prove absolute contradictions in the narrative , they are as mere dust in the balance , compared with the stupendous mass and variety of that evidence which confirms the substantial truth of Christianity . And even if they establish ...
... prove absolute contradictions in the narrative , they are as mere dust in the balance , compared with the stupendous mass and variety of that evidence which confirms the substantial truth of Christianity . And even if they establish ...
Pàgina 366
both , has proved not only that the oat is richer in muscle - forming matter than the grain of wheat , but that ... prove the best and easiest cultivated substitute for the potato : And no doubt the Irish kol- cannon ( cabbage and ...
both , has proved not only that the oat is richer in muscle - forming matter than the grain of wheat , but that ... prove the best and easiest cultivated substitute for the potato : And no doubt the Irish kol- cannon ( cabbage and ...
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1 Reports of the Commissioners of Pentonville Prison | 1 |
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