The Nineteenth Century, Volume 23Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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Page 301
... question involved . It was shown that the compact of the Constitution was of a far higher and more enduring character than a mere dissoluble partnership , existing upon sufferance ; that it was a National Government , permanent and ...
... question involved . It was shown that the compact of the Constitution was of a far higher and more enduring character than a mere dissoluble partnership , existing upon sufferance ; that it was a National Government , permanent and ...
Page 485
... question without the smallest hesitation . They will say that they are , and that all of us ought to be , for the greatest happiness of the greatest number . However , the question is not one which I feel bound now to discuss and answer ...
... question without the smallest hesitation . They will say that they are , and that all of us ought to be , for the greatest happiness of the greatest number . However , the question is not one which I feel bound now to discuss and answer ...
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... Question of Imperial Safety : the Minimum Force requisite for Se- curity , 789-798 Harrison ( Frederic ) , The Two Paths , 18-22 Harvey's account of Old Parr , quoted , 374 Hennessy ( Sir John Pope ) , The Chinese in Australia , 617-619 ...
... Question of Imperial Safety : the Minimum Force requisite for Se- curity , 789-798 Harrison ( Frederic ) , The Two Paths , 18-22 Harvey's account of Old Parr , quoted , 374 Hennessy ( Sir John Pope ) , The Chinese in Australia , 617-619 ...
Contents
THE PROGRESS OF CREMATION By Sir Henry Thompson | 1 |
a Dialogue By Frederic Harrison | 18 |
A RIVER OF RUINED CAPITALS By Sir W W Hunter | 40 |
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