The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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... matter of education as we have to teach them . Democracy is not the only form of government that is ethical . It does not suit all nations and all epochs . Whenever internal conflict is insuperable , despotic government may be the only ...
... matter of education as we have to teach them . Democracy is not the only form of government that is ethical . It does not suit all nations and all epochs . Whenever internal conflict is insuperable , despotic government may be the only ...
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... matter . A'purpose ' can be invented . And this is what Professor Huxley does . But if an invented purpose will serve as well as any other , why does he go to the trouble of looking for a foundation of fact ' ? Because the simulated ...
... matter . A'purpose ' can be invented . And this is what Professor Huxley does . But if an invented purpose will serve as well as any other , why does he go to the trouble of looking for a foundation of fact ' ? Because the simulated ...
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... matter . He will not therefore be surprised at the patronising , even princely , tones of the mayors in his palace . " The responsibility of those directing Industry is to hold a just balance between the varying interests of the public ...
... matter . He will not therefore be surprised at the patronising , even princely , tones of the mayors in his palace . " The responsibility of those directing Industry is to hold a just balance between the varying interests of the public ...
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