The Nineteenth Century, Volume 14Henry S. King & Company, 1883 |
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Page 354
... possess the property of removing a very large pro- portion of the organic matter present in water . They both , in the first instance , possess this purifying power to about an equal extent ; but whereas the animal charcoal very soon ...
... possess the property of removing a very large pro- portion of the organic matter present in water . They both , in the first instance , possess this purifying power to about an equal extent ; but whereas the animal charcoal very soon ...
Page 397
... possess the same body of law as ourselves , the possibility of maintaining and extending its general provisions throughout the English - speaking world becomes evident . The advantage of such an extension not only from a political and ...
... possess the same body of law as ourselves , the possibility of maintaining and extending its general provisions throughout the English - speaking world becomes evident . The advantage of such an extension not only from a political and ...
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... possessing the rights and privileges now claimed for them ; entitled by immemorial custom to override the just rights ... possess the power of evicting the ryots , even such as were of a migratory character , so long as these paid their ...
... possessing the rights and privileges now claimed for them ; entitled by immemorial custom to override the just rights ... possess the power of evicting the ryots , even such as were of a migratory character , so long as these paid their ...
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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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