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Page 92
... become Protes- tants , to engage in social reform , to acquire a practical education , and to become physically fit ( forced marches were a favourite exercise ) and morally sound ( he allowed no corruption or favouritism ) . In 1924 ...
... become Protes- tants , to engage in social reform , to acquire a practical education , and to become physically fit ( forced marches were a favourite exercise ) and morally sound ( he allowed no corruption or favouritism ) . In 1924 ...
Page 454
... become green , rose quartz becomes brown , and decolourized amethyst regains its purple hue . These colour changes are not always per- manent , and the stone may become radioac- tive . Gemara ( Aramaic : " completion " ) , scholarly ...
... become green , rose quartz becomes brown , and decolourized amethyst regains its purple hue . These colour changes are not always per- manent , and the stone may become radioac- tive . Gemara ( Aramaic : " completion " ) , scholarly ...
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... become church members and have political rights . Early Puritans had become members of the church after they could report an experience of conversion . Their children were baptized as infants , but before these children were admitted to ...
... become church members and have political rights . Early Puritans had become members of the church after they could report an experience of conversion . Their children were baptized as infants , but before these children were admitted to ...
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