Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 251, Issue 1517William Blackwood, 1942 |
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Page 145
... Forces enrolling for the Pelman Course and the continued support of those not in uniform but held closely to civilian occupations . This increasing demand proves the creative and re - creative value of Pel- manism . Minds under stress ...
... Forces enrolling for the Pelman Course and the continued support of those not in uniform but held closely to civilian occupations . This increasing demand proves the creative and re - creative value of Pel- manism . Minds under stress ...
Page 189
... force , and the seas became wilder than ever . In the false dawn a buoy with a flag shot past the dinghy ' at a devil of a speed with the tide . ' At first sight of it , some of the occupants thought it was a submarine . Then , long ...
... force , and the seas became wilder than ever . In the false dawn a buoy with a flag shot past the dinghy ' at a devil of a speed with the tide . ' At first sight of it , some of the occupants thought it was a submarine . Then , long ...
Page 205
... force of Maoris was firing at them from the rim of the hill . Fortunately , Hone Heke con- sidered that he had accomplished his part of the fight , and he remained with his 200 men on the hill watching the progress of the battle below ...
... force of Maoris was firing at them from the rim of the hill . Fortunately , Hone Heke con- sidered that he had accomplished his part of the fight , and he remained with his 200 men on the hill watching the progress of the battle below ...
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