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Pagina 62
... experience , but it does enable a man to make use of ' his knowledge or experience ' in new condi- tions ' supposed or imagined by himself . Let us try to imagine ourselves in the position of a boy who has been sentenced to a certain ...
... experience , but it does enable a man to make use of ' his knowledge or experience ' in new condi- tions ' supposed or imagined by himself . Let us try to imagine ourselves in the position of a boy who has been sentenced to a certain ...
Pagina 69
... experience compare with that of prison governors , who , if they have served any length of time , must have seen hundreds of men undergoing separate confinement -indeed , some of us must have seen thousands ? Does Mr. Galsworthy suppose ...
... experience compare with that of prison governors , who , if they have served any length of time , must have seen hundreds of men undergoing separate confinement -indeed , some of us must have seen thousands ? Does Mr. Galsworthy suppose ...
Pagina 504
... experience of life . Though new generations do not inherit physiologically - in the substance of the brain - the results of education , the individuals do not start with an equal chance even if we leave out of account the circumstances ...
... experience of life . Though new generations do not inherit physiologically - in the substance of the brain - the results of education , the individuals do not start with an equal chance even if we leave out of account the circumstances ...
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THE GENERAL ELECTION AND AFTER By the Right Hon Lord Ribblesdale | 20 |
THE CREATION OF PEERS BY QUEEN ANNE | 34 |
RECOLLECTIONS OF COPENHAGEN IN THE SIXTIES By Lady Paget | 44 |
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