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Pagina 120
... give scope to merit ( actually , there is no such thing as merit ) invariably and immediately give scope only to teeth and claws . A society based on merit is a society based on crude personal force . As later generations succeed to ...
... give scope to merit ( actually , there is no such thing as merit ) invariably and immediately give scope only to teeth and claws . A society based on merit is a society based on crude personal force . As later generations succeed to ...
Pagina 130
... give an opinion . But who can rightfully say that he has so studied the question of free will and determinism as to be able to give an opinion more valuable than that of any other clear thinker ? How has he done it ? What are his ...
... give an opinion . But who can rightfully say that he has so studied the question of free will and determinism as to be able to give an opinion more valuable than that of any other clear thinker ? How has he done it ? What are his ...
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... give no answer except that this or that bishop , nobleman or king ' built ' it , and the medieval chroniclers also commonly give no further light . We could not but be aware that behind the founder or benefactor , even if he had ...
... give no answer except that this or that bishop , nobleman or king ' built ' it , and the medieval chroniclers also commonly give no further light . We could not but be aware that behind the founder or benefactor , even if he had ...
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CHANINGPEARCE M | 39 |
A Prospect of Flowers | 135 |
War and the Poets Responsibility | 155 |
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