The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 143Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1948 |
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Pagina 110
... course , can be made to serve Grace : but Nature does not justify , ' said Malebranche . Benda concludes by pointing out that democratic principles are ascetic , in so far as Democracy renounces expansion , and implies a certain statism ...
... course , can be made to serve Grace : but Nature does not justify , ' said Malebranche . Benda concludes by pointing out that democratic principles are ascetic , in so far as Democracy renounces expansion , and implies a certain statism ...
Pagina 182
... course of construction ; although some of those who will in time seek to take advantage of it must do a remarkably quick change of political clothing . The construction of the alibi , however , is not the end of the argu- ment ...
... course of construction ; although some of those who will in time seek to take advantage of it must do a remarkably quick change of political clothing . The construction of the alibi , however , is not the end of the argu- ment ...
Pagina 270
... course included . In none of the experiments was there no change of position of the fringes . The whole question was whether the change that was observed was greater than the conditions of experiment would have made possible quite apart ...
... course included . In none of the experiments was there no change of position of the fringes . The whole question was whether the change that was observed was greater than the conditions of experiment would have made possible quite apart ...
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GIBSON TONY | 61 |
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