MacMillan's Magazine, Volume 51Sir George Grove, David Masson, John Morley, Mowbray Morris 1884 |
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... means establishes or demonstrates . It is per- haps more likely that proves here means tests or tries , as in the injunc- tion , " Prove all things . " [ The pro- verb in full runs : Exceptio probat regulam in casibus non exceptis ...
... means establishes or demonstrates . It is per- haps more likely that proves here means tests or tries , as in the injunc- tion , " Prove all things . " [ The pro- verb in full runs : Exceptio probat regulam in casibus non exceptis ...
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... means the supersession of Parliament by a Law Court . That may be a most desirable consummation , if you please ... means the concentration of the strength of the state in the hands of one visible sovereign Power , be that Czar . power ...
... means the supersession of Parliament by a Law Court . That may be a most desirable consummation , if you please ... means the concentration of the strength of the state in the hands of one visible sovereign Power , be that Czar . power ...
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... means , any more than he has stopped to think what " empire " means . Most likely he means something quite different from the picture which has just been drawn . Most likely he thinks that Great Britain and the Parliament of Great ...
... means , any more than he has stopped to think what " empire " means . Most likely he means something quite different from the picture which has just been drawn . Most likely he thinks that Great Britain and the Parliament of Great ...
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Astrology of Shakspere The By JOHN COOKE | 16 |
Baxtairs Scandal The Great By H D | 80 |
Mythology Old in New Apparel By J THEodore Bent 366 | 92 |
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