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... political refugees , and if these have any share in the ' re - education ' of their fellow - countrymen after the war , anti - semitism will receive a new stimulus and prejudice against Western European ideas will be re - awakened ...
... political refugees , and if these have any share in the ' re - education ' of their fellow - countrymen after the war , anti - semitism will receive a new stimulus and prejudice against Western European ideas will be re - awakened ...
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... political genius of the English . The realist can be and , in politics , must be an idealist if his work is to endure . In its divorce from an idealism which has grown corrupt , realism has withered . The result is the ascendancy of the ...
... political genius of the English . The realist can be and , in politics , must be an idealist if his work is to endure . In its divorce from an idealism which has grown corrupt , realism has withered . The result is the ascendancy of the ...
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... political aspirations , or pursued any irredentist aims . These people neither thought of political autonomy , nor could they regret the Magyar rulers whom they had lost , in complete contrast to the Hungarian population , who might ...
... political aspirations , or pursued any irredentist aims . These people neither thought of political autonomy , nor could they regret the Magyar rulers whom they had lost , in complete contrast to the Hungarian population , who might ...
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CHANINGPEARCE M | 39 |
A Prospect of Flowers | 135 |
War and the Poets Responsibility | 155 |
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