The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 147Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1950 |
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Pagina 19
... sense of the realities of power and a gift for translating ideas into action also appeared very early . So , too , did less desirable traits . From his school - days in Gori , Stalin was self - assertive and rebellious , with a fierce ...
... sense of the realities of power and a gift for translating ideas into action also appeared very early . So , too , did less desirable traits . From his school - days in Gori , Stalin was self - assertive and rebellious , with a fierce ...
Pagina 119
... sense of order which it stimulated was one which the discoveries of knowledge could be expected to confirm and not ... sense of fact has become dissociated from his sense of value . He is not always responsible to both , and if he is ...
... sense of order which it stimulated was one which the discoveries of knowledge could be expected to confirm and not ... sense of fact has become dissociated from his sense of value . He is not always responsible to both , and if he is ...
Pagina 292
... sense . The emotional forces generated by nationalism are at least as powerful as common sense or considerations of material well - being . Even the best government can never be a substitute for self - government . Or , as Bernard Shaw ...
... sense . The emotional forces generated by nationalism are at least as powerful as common sense or considerations of material well - being . Even the best government can never be a substitute for self - government . Or , as Bernard Shaw ...
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