The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 139-140Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1946 |
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Pagina 235
... sense of proportion - a very dangerous thing to lose . But forty years of absolute rule is sufficient to blunt a sense of anything . 6 6 It was too late to stop . On she went , like a Colossus in a pigmy world , stamping out anybody who ...
... sense of proportion - a very dangerous thing to lose . But forty years of absolute rule is sufficient to blunt a sense of anything . 6 6 It was too late to stop . On she went , like a Colossus in a pigmy world , stamping out anybody who ...
Pagina 67
... sense is one of those qualities which philosophers have never been able to define very satisfactorily , but upon ... sense is directly related to knowledge there are many spheres in which people cannot be said to exercise common - sense ...
... sense is one of those qualities which philosophers have never been able to define very satisfactorily , but upon ... sense is directly related to knowledge there are many spheres in which people cannot be said to exercise common - sense ...
Pagina 70
... sense ; and the more such ' friendship ' is talked about the further away from realities we are moving . Another reason for the increasing rarity of common - sense in politics is also closely connected with lack of knowledge . The ...
... sense ; and the more such ' friendship ' is talked about the further away from realities we are moving . Another reason for the increasing rarity of common - sense in politics is also closely connected with lack of knowledge . The ...
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BAILEY J H SHACKLETON | 96 |
Gibbon in Lausanne | 119 |
Fair Comment | 145 |
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