Fraser's Magazine, Volume 25Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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Page 53
The quantity appears to me greatly to exceed the calculation of Hensen ( p . 160 ) , “ less than eight grains per diem . ' The weights given by Mr. Darwin ( pp . 161-2 ) are of no value , because the whole of the castings appeared to ...
The quantity appears to me greatly to exceed the calculation of Hensen ( p . 160 ) , “ less than eight grains per diem . ' The weights given by Mr. Darwin ( pp . 161-2 ) are of no value , because the whole of the castings appeared to ...
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Unlike most accounts of Siberian prisons which appear in England , it describes Siberia as it was in 1879 and 1880 - not Siberia as it was twenty , fifty , or one hundred years ago . That little chronological fact really possesses more ...
Unlike most accounts of Siberian prisons which appear in England , it describes Siberia as it was in 1879 and 1880 - not Siberia as it was twenty , fifty , or one hundred years ago . That little chronological fact really possesses more ...
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The condition of a prisoner at the present day , the Russians say , if he will only work , ought to appear not ... So great his well - being appears to be , say the Russians , that crowds of free and voluntary emigrants follow in his ...
The condition of a prisoner at the present day , the Russians say , if he will only work , ought to appear not ... So great his well - being appears to be , say the Russians , that crowds of free and voluntary emigrants follow in his ...
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It is in moments and amid scenes like those that Death appears so unnatural a monster , rudely disturbing the harmony of the universe and cruelly divorcing the eternal alliance , in the primeval counsel of God , between life and ...
It is in moments and amid scenes like those that Death appears so unnatural a monster , rudely disturbing the harmony of the universe and cruelly divorcing the eternal alliance , in the primeval counsel of God , between life and ...
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It is in moments and amid scenes like those that Death appears so unnatural a monster , rudely disturbing the harmony of the universe and cruelly divorcing the eternal alliance , in the primeval counsel of God , between life and ...
It is in moments and amid scenes like those that Death appears so unnatural a monster , rudely disturbing the harmony of the universe and cruelly divorcing the eternal alliance , in the primeval counsel of God , between life and ...
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| Title | Fraser's Magazine, Volume 25 |
| Editors | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch |
| Contributor | Thomas Carlyle |
| Publisher | J. Fraser, 1882 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Aug 2005 |
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