The Quarterly Review, Volume 273John Murray, 1939 - English literature |
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Page 337
... unity is at all times an attractive ideal . Under certain circumstances it may become vital to the safety of the State . Under such circumstances Great Britain finds herself to - day . Once more the British Empire is at war . Never have ...
... unity is at all times an attractive ideal . Under certain circumstances it may become vital to the safety of the State . Under such circumstances Great Britain finds herself to - day . Once more the British Empire is at war . Never have ...
Page 340
... unity under a Monarchy which is truly Parliamentary ? At first glance the question may seem almost otiose . Goldsmith pointed the antithesis in his famous rebuke to Burke : ' Who born for the universe narrowed his mind And to Party gave ...
... unity under a Monarchy which is truly Parliamentary ? At first glance the question may seem almost otiose . Goldsmith pointed the antithesis in his famous rebuke to Burke : ' Who born for the universe narrowed his mind And to Party gave ...
Page 353
... Unity is opposed to division ; a nation possessing the close - knit attributes of a Church is at war with a people whose secular policy rests on the perpetuation of internal conflicts ! The antithesis is , however , misleading ; the ...
... Unity is opposed to division ; a nation possessing the close - knit attributes of a Church is at war with a people whose secular policy rests on the perpetuation of internal conflicts ! The antithesis is , however , misleading ; the ...
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