The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 143Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1948 |
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Pagina 36
... considered in isolation from the sphere of the tasks which it has to perform in the world , of the functions which it has to fulfil , in short , any conscious accentuation of the self considered in its purely personal aspect — and this ...
... considered in isolation from the sphere of the tasks which it has to perform in the world , of the functions which it has to fulfil , in short , any conscious accentuation of the self considered in its purely personal aspect — and this ...
Pagina 82
... considered themselves industrially exploited . It is to some extent a paradox that Italy , whose social structure is still to - day more stratified by class and wealth than our own , should have so comparatively long a record of ...
... considered themselves industrially exploited . It is to some extent a paradox that Italy , whose social structure is still to - day more stratified by class and wealth than our own , should have so comparatively long a record of ...
Pagina 199
... Considered in this sober light , the British military advisors have concluded that the reward of having some troops in Palestine , and perhaps even a small military base , would not warrant the expenditure of a land effort accompanied ...
... Considered in this sober light , the British military advisors have concluded that the reward of having some troops in Palestine , and perhaps even a small military base , would not warrant the expenditure of a land effort accompanied ...
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