The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 130Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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Pagina 261
... thought that France was for ever lost and so felt a vague grudge against those who were still fighting . Every man thought of himself alone , hating all foreigners . In her agony , France had for the time being lost her national ...
... thought that France was for ever lost and so felt a vague grudge against those who were still fighting . Every man thought of himself alone , hating all foreigners . In her agony , France had for the time being lost her national ...
Pagina 263
... thought in isolation , with none of the modern methods of communicating ideas . France has returned to primitive and elementary modes of thought , incapable of producing fully - developed , modern ideas . And the impact on other minds ...
... thought in isolation , with none of the modern methods of communicating ideas . France has returned to primitive and elementary modes of thought , incapable of producing fully - developed , modern ideas . And the impact on other minds ...
Pagina 324
... thoughts the order necessary for the deduction of one truth from another . Generally this optimistic statement of faith in the powers of man's reason sustained the political thought of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries . Man felt ...
... thoughts the order necessary for the deduction of one truth from another . Generally this optimistic statement of faith in the powers of man's reason sustained the political thought of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries . Man felt ...
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