The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 143Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1948 |
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Pagina 101
... means of selection . The Rawdon Crawleys and the Barnacles were so much figures of the past that when in 1871 Gladstone presented to the living of Ewelme , which by statute could only be held by a member of the convocation of Oxford , a ...
... means of selection . The Rawdon Crawleys and the Barnacles were so much figures of the past that when in 1871 Gladstone presented to the living of Ewelme , which by statute could only be held by a member of the convocation of Oxford , a ...
Pagina 114
... means to any other person or to society . To kill or injure an innocent man is to treat him as a means to one's own interest or purpose or pleasure and is accordingly wrongful . In England , the law forbids any man to maim or do ...
... means to any other person or to society . To kill or injure an innocent man is to treat him as a means to one's own interest or purpose or pleasure and is accordingly wrongful . In England , the law forbids any man to maim or do ...
Pagina 312
... means than with ends ; the other permanent , thorough , sometimes over - cautious , less concerned with ends than with means . The civil servant has usually taken upon himself the duty of mitigating the aberrations of his minister ; the ...
... means than with ends ; the other permanent , thorough , sometimes over - cautious , less concerned with ends than with means . The civil servant has usually taken upon himself the duty of mitigating the aberrations of his minister ; the ...
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Le Carbusier and the Passage of Taste | 20 |
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