 | Ernest Giles - Australia - 1889 - 422 pages
...more intellectual, more dearly beloved and gifted than they. Progressive improvement is undoubtedly the order of creation, and we perhaps in our turn...eye and trespassing foot, into regions so fair and so remote ; but being guiltless alike in act or intention to shed the blood of any human creature,... | |
 | Albert Frederick Calvert - Australia - 1896 - 428 pages
...first instance to place amidst these lovely scenes must eventually be swept from the face of the earth On me, perchance the eternal obloquy of the execution...eye and trespassing foot into regions so fair and so remote ; but being guiltless alike in aft or intention to shed the blood of any human creature,... | |
 | Noel George Butlin - Business & Economics - 1993 - 270 pages
...more intellectual, more dearly beloved and gifted than they. Progressive improvement is undoubtedly the order of creation, and we perhaps in our turn...rest, for being the first to lead the way, with prying eyes and trespassing foot, into regions so fair and so remote; but being guiltless alike in act or... | |
 | Roslynn Doris Haynes - Biography & Autobiography - 1998 - 406 pages
...more intellectual, more dearly beloved and gifted than they. Progressive improvement is undoubtedly the order of creation, and we perhaps in our turn...order infinitely higher, infinitely more beloved than we.41 Thomas Henry Huxley had been the first to compare skulls of Australian Aborigines with a recendy... | |
 | Roslynn Doris Haynes - Biography & Autobiography - 1998 - 406 pages
...beloved and gifted than they. Progressive improvement is undoubtedly the order of creation, and vvt- perhaps in our turn may be as ruthlessly driven from...infinitely higher, infinitely more beloved than we." Thomas Hen 17 Huxley had been the first to compare skulls of Australian Aborigines with a recently... | |
 | Roland Boer - Language Arts & Disciplines - 2008 - 217 pages
...more intellectual, more dearly beloved and gifted than they. Progressive improvement is undoubtedly the order of creation, and we perhaps in our turn...infinitely higher, infinitely more beloved than we. (Giles 1889, 1:183-84) Despite the way these citations allude to and evoke the moment of dispossession... | |
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... creation, permitted a fiat to be recorded, that the beings whom, it was His pleasure in the first instance to place amidst these lovely scenes, must eventually be swept from the face of the earth by others more intellectual, more dearly beloved and... 