The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 253F. Jefferies, 1967 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... human requirements . The perpetual struggles of the different tribes gave the dominion of the earth to those best able to rule it ; the strongest and most violent human animal was then the fittest , and he survived accordingly . Then ...
... human requirements . The perpetual struggles of the different tribes gave the dominion of the earth to those best able to rule it ; the strongest and most violent human animal was then the fittest , and he survived accordingly . Then ...
Page 412
... human features , I say , the actual results at the Great Pyramid , in the shape of numerical knowledge of grand ... human source , involves , of course , very important consequences . If scientific knowledge , divinely communicated , is ...
... human features , I say , the actual results at the Great Pyramid , in the shape of numerical knowledge of grand ... human source , involves , of course , very important consequences . If scientific knowledge , divinely communicated , is ...
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... human race as we observe how we are now able to treasure up the forces of nature , and employ them at our leisure for human advantage . Those problems which spring from the continual increase of popula- tion take another aspect ; as we ...
... human race as we observe how we are now able to treasure up the forces of nature , and employ them at our leisure for human advantage . Those problems which spring from the continual increase of popula- tion take another aspect ; as we ...
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Books and their Authors By ROBERT AITKEN | 93 |
a Novel By JULIAN HAWTHORNE | 129 |
A Persecuted FellowcreatureNew Zealand Coalseams_The | 246 |
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