Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 99Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1919 - American literature |
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Page 14
... tion . We ourselves , despite our blacks , are , as regards unity , a bright contrast to Europe ; but China proper , the eighteen provinces , is the supreme ex- ample of the principle . China , though herself a continent in area , has ...
... tion . We ourselves , despite our blacks , are , as regards unity , a bright contrast to Europe ; but China proper , the eighteen provinces , is the supreme ex- ample of the principle . China , though herself a continent in area , has ...
Page 15
... tion on a giant scale of Norman against Saxon , French against Germans , Span- ish against Dutch , Christian against Moor . It means the destruction of the unity of the Chinese and the downfall of the race , which is to - day perilously ...
... tion on a giant scale of Norman against Saxon , French against Germans , Span- ish against Dutch , Christian against Moor . It means the destruction of the unity of the Chinese and the downfall of the race , which is to - day perilously ...
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... tion politics . The stage was not a large one . The province of Canada was just emerging from its years of pioneer struggles and backwoods isolation . Its scant million people seemed to count for little in the work of the world ...
... tion politics . The stage was not a large one . The province of Canada was just emerging from its years of pioneer struggles and backwoods isolation . Its scant million people seemed to count for little in the work of the world ...
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... tion which the smooth working of the party machinery demanded . From the beginning there had been a recognition of continuing separateness in the provi- sion that each part of the province , ir- respective of population , should be ...
... tion which the smooth working of the party machinery demanded . From the beginning there had been a recognition of continuing separateness in the provi- sion that each part of the province , ir- respective of population , should be ...
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... tion of the Liberal- Conservative party in 1854 it retained power except for two brief intervals . Yet as the years advanced , its mar- gin of power van- ished . Brown had not been able to unite the parties of Canada West under his own ...
... tion of the Liberal- Conservative party in 1854 it retained power except for two brief intervals . Yet as the years advanced , its mar- gin of power van- ished . Brown had not been able to unite the parties of Canada West under his own ...
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