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Meanings of great reformer in English

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Usage of great reformer in English
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Hayne lacked the fierce energy of a great reformer or partisan leader.
Poets of the South / A Series of Biographical and Critical Studi...
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He is often talked about as a great reformer of the welfare state.
The Guardian
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James Pincott the carpenter, on the contrary, was a great reformer.
A Voyage round the World / A book for boys
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That's how Weigall ends up the life he has written of the great reformer.
There was a King in Egypt
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What great reformer appeared at this stage of the conflict?
Sketches of the Covenanters
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Ah, perhaps,"-shelaughed almost merrily,-"youare the very man; the great reformer.
Donovan Pasha, and Some People of Egypt — Volume 3
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It also undermined Gorbachev's image as a great reformer.
The Kingmaker
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There were thirteen of them, and they did not all share the great reformer's ideas.
Heroes of Modern Europe
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But the great reformer was in no danger.
The Story of Mankind
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He is a great reformer of the Church.
The lady elizabeth
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She romanticized herself not as a great reformer but as the wife of a country physician.
Main Street
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Many a great reformer in religion, science, and government has paid for his opinions by imprisonment.
How to Get on in the World: A Ladder to Practical Success
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This great reformer and teacher is now generally supposed to have lived and taught about 1000
General History for Colleges and High Schools
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He had matured his plans, after consultation with George Buchanan, and they were worthy of a great reformer.
Practical Essays
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He was a great reformer-indeedthe first universal emperor of all existing China, which was consolidated by his genius.
Round the World
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They were all inspired, to a greater or less extent, by the ideals of Abraham, Moses, and the great reformer-prophets.
Hebrew Life and Times
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