...conformity with the principles generally adopted in Europe. The sick may be nursed in a well-equipped and well-managed hospital. The lunatic is no longer treated like a wild beast. Means have been provided for enabling the peasantry to shake themselves free from the grip of the money-lenders....

...conformity with the principles generally adopted in Europe. The sick may be nursed in a well-equipped and well-managed hospital. The lunatic is no longer treated like a wild beast. Means have been provided for enabling the peasantry to shake themselves free from the grip of the money-lenders....

...with the principles generally adopted in Europe ; the sick man can be nursed in a well-equipped and well-managed hospital. The lunatic is no longer treated like a wild beast. Means have been provided for enabling the peasantry to shake themselves free from the grip of the moneylenders....

...bestow her gifts on mankind. She has responded to the appeal. The waters of the Kile «re now utilized in an intelligent manner. Means of locomotion have...uncertain, but which cannot fail to be important." The difficulties of England's task and the embarrassments of the great pro-consul's own position were...

...pride in the uniform which he wears. He has fought as 332 he never fought before. The sick man can now be nursed in a well-managed hospital. The lunatic...uncertain, but which cannot fail to be important." These are fine civil achievements. They bear the strongest testimony to the fact that at this present...

...bestow her gifts on mankind. She has responded to the appeal. The waters of the Nile are now utilized in an intelligent manner. Means of locomotion have...uncertain, but which cannot fail to be important. " It is perhaps not a favourable time to discuss such a question as the English occupation of Egypt....

...with the principles generally adopted in Europe ; the sick man can be nursed in a well-equipped and well-managed hospital ; the lunatic is no longer treated like a wild beast. Means have been provided for enabling the peasantry to shake themselves free from the grip of the money...

...have been greatly relieved. Everywhere law reigns supreme. Justice is no longer bought and sold. . . . The soldier has acquired some pride in the uniform...uncertain, but which cannot fail to be important." The entry of Turkey into the war against the Allies towards the close of 1914 involved a temporary...

...bestow her gifts on mankind. She has responded to the appeal. The waters of the Nile are now utilized in an intelligent manner. Means of locomotion have...uncertain, but which cannot fail to be important." This transformation of the bankrupt, 642 Л43 impoverished Egypt, with a rapidity •without a parallel...

...' . . . The soldier has acquired some pride in the uniform which he wears. He has fought as he has never fought before. The sick man can be nursed in...are as yet uncertain, but which cannot fail to be important.'32 Within the language of improvement and civilisation reside the strategies of order that...