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Pagina 109
... mind and character . Lastly he does not choose either the manner or place of his education , neither the subject matters , nor their emphasis of importance , nor all the untold influences of teachers and children , of atmosphere and ...
... mind and character . Lastly he does not choose either the manner or place of his education , neither the subject matters , nor their emphasis of importance , nor all the untold influences of teachers and children , of atmosphere and ...
Pagina 110
... mind , in however wilful or distorted a fashion , is bound to seek truth . That the search is beset by prejudice and passion , by rumour , clamour and the ' will to believe ' is obvious to the point of platitude . The fact remains that ...
... mind , in however wilful or distorted a fashion , is bound to seek truth . That the search is beset by prejudice and passion , by rumour , clamour and the ' will to believe ' is obvious to the point of platitude . The fact remains that ...
Pagina 111
... mind for which we plead are of the very essence of personal freedom . A man must be able to hold what- ever tenets he will , to teach them , defend them and practise them ; to hold whatever political convictions he will , to inculcate ...
... mind for which we plead are of the very essence of personal freedom . A man must be able to hold what- ever tenets he will , to teach them , defend them and practise them ; to hold whatever political convictions he will , to inculcate ...
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CHANINGPEARCE M | 39 |
A Prospect of Flowers | 135 |
War and the Poets Responsibility | 155 |
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