The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... result has been to give breadth and stability to our national liberties . With the ground which the narrative covers Dr. Vaughan has long been familiar , and has won deserved reputation by the ability with which he has before laboured ...
... result has been to give breadth and stability to our national liberties . With the ground which the narrative covers Dr. Vaughan has long been familiar , and has won deserved reputation by the ability with which he has before laboured ...
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... result of adapting ' the constitution of the individuals to the climate in which they ' are called upon to live . ' In enunciating this opinion , M. Morel evinces certainly a very elastic faith in acclimatization . If his prophecy prove ...
... result of adapting ' the constitution of the individuals to the climate in which they ' are called upon to live . ' In enunciating this opinion , M. Morel evinces certainly a very elastic faith in acclimatization . If his prophecy prove ...
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... result of a combination of many of these causes , where , to use M. Morel's expression , the degenera- tion is the result of a double fecundation in a physical and ' moral sense . ' That part of our subject which related to in- herited ...
... result of a combination of many of these causes , where , to use M. Morel's expression , the degenera- tion is the result of a double fecundation in a physical and ' moral sense . ' That part of our subject which related to in- herited ...
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