The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 144Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... true , as Emerson observed , that the whole world is an interested party , ' and particularly the American world . It is still true - as all whose memories go back to 1940 will acknowledge — that ' the stability of England is the ...
... true , as Emerson observed , that the whole world is an interested party , ' and particularly the American world . It is still true - as all whose memories go back to 1940 will acknowledge — that ' the stability of England is the ...
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... true . ' said Shakespeare , over three centuries ago , and Emerson's memorable speech at Manchester concluded on the same note : Is it not true that the wise ancients did not praise the ship parting with flying colours from the port ...
... true . ' said Shakespeare , over three centuries ago , and Emerson's memorable speech at Manchester concluded on the same note : Is it not true that the wise ancients did not praise the ship parting with flying colours from the port ...
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... true religion , no grasp of political realities , and no understanding of the people . According to Balzac's principles , they were not fit to govern . They needed new blood , new ideas , and a new sense of service . In his judgment ...
... true religion , no grasp of political realities , and no understanding of the people . According to Balzac's principles , they were not fit to govern . They needed new blood , new ideas , and a new sense of service . In his judgment ...
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