Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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On the other hand it was more successful than Greece in its mastery of great
architectural and engineering works , particularly in its use of the arch and in its
roadbuilding . Fully as notable was the Roman success in political integration ,
which ...
On the other hand it was more successful than Greece in its mastery of great
architectural and engineering works , particularly in its use of the arch and in its
roadbuilding . Fully as notable was the Roman success in political integration ,
which ...
第 142 頁
The standard of success was property - not education , culture , travel , or work for
building a better community in any except a strictly material sense . Everyone
was perfectly free to do the socially acceptable thing . As Jefferson put it : “ The ...
The standard of success was property - not education , culture , travel , or work for
building a better community in any except a strictly material sense . Everyone
was perfectly free to do the socially acceptable thing . As Jefferson put it : “ The ...
第 161 頁
Now the success ... miscellaneous benefits ( often enforced by strikes ) , but this
demand is only a realization of Frederick W . Taylor ' s original concept that mass
production could be successful only if the workers shared in pride and effort .
Now the success ... miscellaneous benefits ( often enforced by strikes ) , but this
demand is only a realization of Frederick W . Taylor ' s original concept that mass
production could be successful only if the workers shared in pride and effort .
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ITS MEANING AND ITS METHOD | 1 |
MORALS WITH AXES TO GRIND | 15 |
THE FAILURE OF GREEK DEMOCRACY | 32 |
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