The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 104
... future . ' The future of progressive evolution , ' he adds , ' is the future of man . ' 18 The purpose ' is back again . Once more we ask : Has it an objective existence or is it a fiction ? Professor Huxley does not tell us . We find ...
... future . ' The future of progressive evolution , ' he adds , ' is the future of man . ' 18 The purpose ' is back again . Once more we ask : Has it an objective existence or is it a fiction ? Professor Huxley does not tell us . We find ...
Pagina 106
... future will not turn out to be monsters of wickedness and destruction ? Professor Huxley does not enlighten us . He tells us , nevertheless , that there is no doubt of the ultimate issue , ' but does not tell us what the issue ' is ...
... future will not turn out to be monsters of wickedness and destruction ? Professor Huxley does not enlighten us . He tells us , nevertheless , that there is no doubt of the ultimate issue , ' but does not tell us what the issue ' is ...
Pagina 157
... future as a Teutonic confederation . It must be powerful . It must play a large part in the history of the future . ' It seems to us that it would be simpler to call off the war at once and leave Germany in possession . What we find a ...
... future as a Teutonic confederation . It must be powerful . It must play a large part in the history of the future . ' It seems to us that it would be simpler to call off the war at once and leave Germany in possession . What we find a ...
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