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... thought . Manly saw that this was not true , so far at least as the portion of the poem went which he studied most thoroughly . He found , very rightly , that A I was marked by structural excellence . But , misled by the conviction of ...
... thought . Manly saw that this was not true , so far at least as the portion of the poem went which he studied most thoroughly . He found , very rightly , that A I was marked by structural excellence . But , misled by the conviction of ...
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British Academy. above all , to the modern whom alone he thought worthy to be set side by side with them.Macchiavelli , ' the only politician of later ages ' , had left his mark on the thought both of Raleigh and of Bacon . Still a ...
British Academy. above all , to the modern whom alone he thought worthy to be set side by side with them.Macchiavelli , ' the only politician of later ages ' , had left his mark on the thought both of Raleigh and of Bacon . Still a ...
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... thought in both . One or two plays upon words , not possible in Greek , show that he thought at times in Aramaic ; and it is emphasized that , Hebrew of the Hebrews as he was , he read and quoted the Greek translation of the Bible ; it ...
... thought in both . One or two plays upon words , not possible in Greek , show that he thought at times in Aramaic ; and it is emphasized that , Hebrew of the Hebrews as he was , he read and quoted the Greek translation of the Bible ; it ...
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LIST OF FELLOWS | 9 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL July 1941 | 14 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 19 |
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