The Nineteenth Century, Volume 14Henry S. King & Company, 1883 |
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Page 98
... objects which it set itself to achieve , but of its modus operandi at the outset of its career . The Friars were a great party in the Church , organised with a definite object , and pledged to carry out that object in simple reliance ...
... objects which it set itself to achieve , but of its modus operandi at the outset of its career . The Friars were a great party in the Church , organised with a definite object , and pledged to carry out that object in simple reliance ...
Page 711
... object which has been handled , or over which passes have been made , by a mesmerist , will be recognised and picked out of a number of similar objects by a person who is sensitive to that mesmerist's influence . This phenomenon is no ...
... object which has been handled , or over which passes have been made , by a mesmerist , will be recognised and picked out of a number of similar objects by a person who is sensitive to that mesmerist's influence . This phenomenon is no ...
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... object operated on and the others . After the second trial we eliminated the uncertainty as to results which might arise from the use of a variety of substances , and employed ten small volumes , resembling each other as closely as any ...
... object operated on and the others . After the second trial we eliminated the uncertainty as to results which might arise from the use of a variety of substances , and employed ten small volumes , resembling each other as closely as any ...
Contents
WHY NOT PURCHASE THE SUEZ CANAL? By Edward Dicey | 188 |
361 733 | 356 |
CLOUDS OVER ARCADY By the Rev Dr Jessopp | 540 |
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