The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 142Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 152
... reason has ceased to prevail and unreason in the form of an ideology has taken its place . An ideological peace will always be a bad peace . Modern war has become a form of forcible conversion performed with a ruthlessness unsurpassed ...
... reason has ceased to prevail and unreason in the form of an ideology has taken its place . An ideological peace will always be a bad peace . Modern war has become a form of forcible conversion performed with a ruthlessness unsurpassed ...
Pagina 219
... reason is seldom cheered . On the other hand , all ranks , all sects , all views in the party are there ; the leaders give an account of their stewardship and their intentions ; and the constituencies are able to say what they think and ...
... reason is seldom cheered . On the other hand , all ranks , all sects , all views in the party are there ; the leaders give an account of their stewardship and their intentions ; and the constituencies are able to say what they think and ...
Pagina 267
... reason . This juxtaposition of traditional elements and the product of intellectual creation contains the seeds both of weakness and of strength . The strength of the American form of government resides , beyond all question , in the ...
... reason . This juxtaposition of traditional elements and the product of intellectual creation contains the seeds both of weakness and of strength . The strength of the American form of government resides , beyond all question , in the ...
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