Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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A chosen few in the Orient had enjoyed for thousands of years heights of art and
luxury whose satisfactions perhaps we do not know , in spite of our gadgets .
Moreover , the Orient had reached a state of balance with nature which perhaps ...
A chosen few in the Orient had enjoyed for thousands of years heights of art and
luxury whose satisfactions perhaps we do not know , in spite of our gadgets .
Moreover , the Orient had reached a state of balance with nature which perhaps ...
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But now that the way to the conquest of nature has been opened it is perhaps
time that the stern and unbending virtues of Calvinism be modified . It is perhaps
time for the more spiritual and esthetic virtues which Catholic Europe has
preserved ...
But now that the way to the conquest of nature has been opened it is perhaps
time that the stern and unbending virtues of Calvinism be modified . It is perhaps
time for the more spiritual and esthetic virtues which Catholic Europe has
preserved ...
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Perhaps the Irish failed for so long because they loved liberty too well to unite
against the oppressor . Senor de Madariaga puts its succinctly : The
individualistic , tempestuous Celtic Irishman evolved for centuries toward the
character of ...
Perhaps the Irish failed for so long because they loved liberty too well to unite
against the oppressor . Senor de Madariaga puts its succinctly : The
individualistic , tempestuous Celtic Irishman evolved for centuries toward the
character of ...
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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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