The Cambridge Review, 4. ciltCambridge Review Committee, St. John's College, 1883 Volumes 1-26 include a supplement: The University pulpit, vols. [1]-26, no. 1-661, which has separate pagination but is indexed in the main volume. |
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... give any detailed account of the regatta , the main facts of interest in which are so well known already to the majority of our readers . The Grand Challenge was won by Exeter College , Oxford , after some good racing . They beat ...
... give any detailed account of the regatta , the main facts of interest in which are so well known already to the majority of our readers . The Grand Challenge was won by Exeter College , Oxford , after some good racing . They beat ...
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... give a course of Demonstrations on Electricity and Magnetism ( to be continued in the Lent term , 1883 ) , on Mondays , Wednesdays and Fridays , from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. , beginning on Monday , October 16 . Mr. SHAW will give a ...
... give a course of Demonstrations on Electricity and Magnetism ( to be continued in the Lent term , 1883 ) , on Mondays , Wednesdays and Fridays , from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. , beginning on Monday , October 16 . Mr. SHAW will give a ...
Sayfa 25
... give a satisfactory proof of the extreme rigour of these enactments and the fact that there was no necessity for them . We procured the dismissal of the Officers ; we did our best to destroy the army by withdrawing supplies . We entered ...
... give a satisfactory proof of the extreme rigour of these enactments and the fact that there was no necessity for them . We procured the dismissal of the Officers ; we did our best to destroy the army by withdrawing supplies . We entered ...
Sayfa 30
... give way to him ? There are many unter thing be supposed Cambridge University Church Society quaint ideas interspersed throughout the book , and not a few reasonable ones , as , for instance , the suggested solution to the problem of ...
... give way to him ? There are many unter thing be supposed Cambridge University Church Society quaint ideas interspersed throughout the book , and not a few reasonable ones , as , for instance , the suggested solution to the problem of ...
Sayfa 34
... give a word of warning here on the question of how to become an engineer . As a general thing there are two ways in which to accom- plish this ; one is to be articled to an engineering firm on the social footing of a gentleman , and the ...
... give a word of warning here on the question of how to become an engineer . As a general thing there are two ways in which to accom- plish this ; one is to be articled to an engineering firm on the social footing of a gentleman , and the ...
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