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... given me in preparing both this and the preceding volume for the press . I have had the advantage , not only of his constant and vigilant criticism of my arguments , but also b P. E. of his ungrudging services in correcting the proofs ...
... given me in preparing both this and the preceding volume for the press . I have had the advantage , not only of his constant and vigilant criticism of my arguments , but also b P. E. of his ungrudging services in correcting the proofs ...
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... given , and already the work of colonization is busy there : " A region , " says Mr. Meri- vale , in the last edition of his important work , " of no small interest to observers of our times , as affording the last open field for ...
... given , and already the work of colonization is busy there : " A region , " says Mr. Meri- vale , in the last edition of his important work , " of no small interest to observers of our times , as affording the last open field for ...
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... given by Sir G. C. Lewis : - " A colony properly denotes a body of persons belonging to one country and political community , who , having abandoned that country and community , form a new and separate society , independent or dependent ...
... given by Sir G. C. Lewis : - " A colony properly denotes a body of persons belonging to one country and political community , who , having abandoned that country and community , form a new and separate society , independent or dependent ...
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... given political community , but are a composite body , made up partly of the aboriginal people , and partly of immigrants who have reached the country at various times and from various quarters , the English forming quite an ...
... given political community , but are a composite body , made up partly of the aboriginal people , and partly of immigrants who have reached the country at various times and from various quarters , the English forming quite an ...
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... given with discrimination ; that is to say , that the emi- grants should be selected - the conditions of age , sex , health , respectability , & c . , being taken account of — with a view to the needs of new colonies . And , fourthly ...
... given with discrimination ; that is to say , that the emi- grants should be selected - the conditions of age , sex , health , respectability , & c . , being taken account of — with a view to the needs of new colonies . And , fourthly ...
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