The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 141Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 97
... become such a hive of cultural activities that no one who is intellectually and artistically alive can afford to ... becomes , in effect , nothing less than a cultural ambassador . There are capitals where he is already tacitly accorded ...
... become such a hive of cultural activities that no one who is intellectually and artistically alive can afford to ... becomes , in effect , nothing less than a cultural ambassador . There are capitals where he is already tacitly accorded ...
Pagina 135
... become a Power of growing importance . Having emerged from her long seclusion , she had rapidly adapted herself to Western methods , and had shown an ability and energy which enabled her to establish her position among the Great Powers ...
... become a Power of growing importance . Having emerged from her long seclusion , she had rapidly adapted herself to Western methods , and had shown an ability and energy which enabled her to establish her position among the Great Powers ...
Pagina 286
... become moral for the State to block the straining individual , to tether him to itself , to prevent him from roaming outside its own orbit . Private action has lost its moral glow and State action has become invested with a spurious ...
... become moral for the State to block the straining individual , to tether him to itself , to prevent him from roaming outside its own orbit . Private action has lost its moral glow and State action has become invested with a spurious ...
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