Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 328William Blackwood, 1980 - England |
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Then agitation for greater equality grows , politicians become demagogues urging revolt , and the state collapses in anarchy . Insecurity and fear soon become unbearable , and the people themselves acclaim a dictator , who will restore ...
Then agitation for greater equality grows , politicians become demagogues urging revolt , and the state collapses in anarchy . Insecurity and fear soon become unbearable , and the people themselves acclaim a dictator , who will restore ...
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Actually I did not know Willa Cather , but I took the trouble to pursue her to her native Nebraska out of devotion to her work , and was in time to become friends with her sister Elsie , who told me much about ...
Actually I did not know Willa Cather , but I took the trouble to pursue her to her native Nebraska out of devotion to her work , and was in time to become friends with her sister Elsie , who told me much about ...
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Not only did she become a legend in her own lifetime but she revolutionised the whole nursing profession and raised it to the standards we enjoy today . Given this grave state of affairs , Lord Raglan , the Commanderin - Chief , quite ...
Not only did she become a legend in her own lifetime but she revolutionised the whole nursing profession and raised it to the standards we enjoy today . Given this grave state of affairs , Lord Raglan , the Commanderin - Chief , quite ...
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 328 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1980 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 9 Mar 2022 |
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