Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 109W. Blackwood, 1871 |
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Էջ 245
... means - means which must not only fail of their object , but which tend to bring about the very evils which they are intended to avert , while at the same time they render us incap- able of repelling those evils . We are not denying the ...
... means - means which must not only fail of their object , but which tend to bring about the very evils which they are intended to avert , while at the same time they render us incap- able of repelling those evils . We are not denying the ...
Էջ 246
... means by which the desire is to be satisfied . What , then , according to our view , are the most promising means of preserving peace ? If men are so blinded by passion or interest that they refuse to listen to our protestations , and ...
... means by which the desire is to be satisfied . What , then , according to our view , are the most promising means of preserving peace ? If men are so blinded by passion or interest that they refuse to listen to our protestations , and ...
Էջ 247
... means we can obtain that credit for moderation and disinterestedness which the Peace party bid for in vain . When the British force marched back from Abyssinia , hav- ing gallantly rescued the prisoners and punished their captor , there ...
... means we can obtain that credit for moderation and disinterestedness which the Peace party bid for in vain . When the British force marched back from Abyssinia , hav- ing gallantly rescued the prisoners and punished their captor , there ...
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