The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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... France , whose mentality is akin in many ways to the Greek ( not without reason has Paris earned the title of the modern Athens ) , who carried to fruition the new movement . France not only took the lead in the new ideas , but was ...
... France , whose mentality is akin in many ways to the Greek ( not without reason has Paris earned the title of the modern Athens ) , who carried to fruition the new movement . France not only took the lead in the new ideas , but was ...
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... France , as Dr. Port points out , there has been much discussion whether it is scientific to differentiate between the executive and judicial functions " since both con- template the carrying of the law into effect . " Artur draws the ...
... France , as Dr. Port points out , there has been much discussion whether it is scientific to differentiate between the executive and judicial functions " since both con- template the carrying of the law into effect . " Artur draws the ...
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... France , Dr. Port shows very effectively how , largely since 1872 , the grounds of English criticism have been cut away . English critics have , in the past , mainly concentrated their attack upon the undue favour which the principles ...
... France , Dr. Port shows very effectively how , largely since 1872 , the grounds of English criticism have been cut away . English critics have , in the past , mainly concentrated their attack upon the undue favour which the principles ...
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