The British Quarterly Review, 47. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1868 |
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Sayfa 75
... become , that nothing else at present seems possible . The Prayer Book , it is true , remains unchanged ; but , like the old Gnostics and Arians , the rival sects avenge themselves in hymns . Mr. Mackonochie lustily sings his ...
... become , that nothing else at present seems possible . The Prayer Book , it is true , remains unchanged ; but , like the old Gnostics and Arians , the rival sects avenge themselves in hymns . Mr. Mackonochie lustily sings his ...
Sayfa 375
... become ' musical by the greatness , depth , and music of his thoughts . ' We can , therefore , ' give him right to rhyme and sing ; call him ' a Poet , and listen to him as the heroic of speakers — whose ' speech is song . ' In all ...
... become ' musical by the greatness , depth , and music of his thoughts . ' We can , therefore , ' give him right to rhyme and sing ; call him ' a Poet , and listen to him as the heroic of speakers — whose ' speech is song . ' In all ...
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... become more complex , and so many various interests had grown up and arrived at the stage of conflict , that few could steer their course peacefully through life . The State and the Church had become developed as antagonistic forces ...
... become more complex , and so many various interests had grown up and arrived at the stage of conflict , that few could steer their course peacefully through life . The State and the Church had become developed as antagonistic forces ...
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