The British Quarterly Review, 47. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1868 |
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... success as too little . When a modern writer introduces the supernatural frankly as such , he at once loses his hold upon the reader's sense of the wonderful . The whole is felt to be mere imaginative play . This is the secret of ...
... success as too little . When a modern writer introduces the supernatural frankly as such , he at once loses his hold upon the reader's sense of the wonderful . The whole is felt to be mere imaginative play . This is the secret of ...
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... success of Romanism in Ireland , and that nothing has given the priests so much influence over the people , as the fact that Protestantism has been identified in that country with a persecuting Church , -a Church greedy of gain ...
... success of Romanism in Ireland , and that nothing has given the priests so much influence over the people , as the fact that Protestantism has been identified in that country with a persecuting Church , -a Church greedy of gain ...
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... Success among the Heathen . An Essay which obtained the Maitland Prize for the year 1867 . By WILLIAM SAUMAREZ Smith , M.A. , Fellow of Trinity College , Cambridge . London : Macmillan & Co. Mr. Smith has proposed to himself a problem ...
... Success among the Heathen . An Essay which obtained the Maitland Prize for the year 1867 . By WILLIAM SAUMAREZ Smith , M.A. , Fellow of Trinity College , Cambridge . London : Macmillan & Co. Mr. Smith has proposed to himself a problem ...
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