The Dial, Volumes 38-39Francis Fisher Browne Jansen, McClurg, 1905 - American literature |
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... company with France and Ger- many , after the war with China , as a casus belli ; but he shows that this attitude on the part of Russia was the means of awakening Japan to a sense of the need for warlike preparations . As for the ...
... company with France and Ger- many , after the war with China , as a casus belli ; but he shows that this attitude on the part of Russia was the means of awakening Japan to a sense of the need for warlike preparations . As for the ...
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... company . Near the docks three institutions are sure to be found : court . a workhouse , an infirmary , and a police The loading and unloading of ships is dangerous labor , and to a great extent casual labor , because the ships do not ...
... company . Near the docks three institutions are sure to be found : court . a workhouse , an infirmary , and a police The loading and unloading of ships is dangerous labor , and to a great extent casual labor , because the ships do not ...
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... company might disap- pear ; but if a considerable part of the pauperism and crime of the neighborhood disappeared simulta- neously , the bargain would be a very profitable one indeed for the ratepayers , though the Times would abound ...
... company might disap- pear ; but if a considerable part of the pauperism and crime of the neighborhood disappeared simulta- neously , the bargain would be a very profitable one indeed for the ratepayers , though the Times would abound ...
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... company's warehouse at 47 Ludgate Hill , Nov. 18 , 1852 , on its way to St. Paul's , where the remains were interred . As the writer names July 14 as the date of the Duke's death , he leaves the poor man's soul to wander for four months ...
... company's warehouse at 47 Ludgate Hill , Nov. 18 , 1852 , on its way to St. Paul's , where the remains were interred . As the writer names July 14 as the date of the Duke's death , he leaves the poor man's soul to wander for four months ...
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... Company FICTION Mary Austin TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT THE FOL- LOWING AUTHORS ARE AMONG THOSE FOR WHOM THEY WILL PUBLISH A NEW BOOK THIS SPRING : Author of " The Land of Little Rain " and " The Basket Woman . " Carolyn Wells and ...
... Company FICTION Mary Austin TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT THE FOL- LOWING AUTHORS ARE AMONG THOSE FOR WHOM THEY WILL PUBLISH A NEW BOOK THIS SPRING : Author of " The Land of Little Rain " and " The Basket Woman . " Carolyn Wells and ...
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