The North American Review, Том 132University of Northern Iowa, 1881 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... character and elevation of purpose , -as St. Dominic , Isabella of Castile , Pius II . , Calvin , and Catinat . Mr. Buckle accordingly argues that religious persecution has been the product of some of the best impulses of human nature ...
... character and elevation of purpose , -as St. Dominic , Isabella of Castile , Pius II . , Calvin , and Catinat . Mr. Buckle accordingly argues that religious persecution has been the product of some of the best impulses of human nature ...
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... character or advance in the ethical knowledge of mankind . In this view there is some truth , but it is so mixed up with error that the total statement is of little worth . That the growth of skepticism , or increasing lack of certainty ...
... character or advance in the ethical knowledge of mankind . In this view there is some truth , but it is so mixed up with error that the total statement is of little worth . That the growth of skepticism , or increasing lack of certainty ...
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... character of the process by which the habit of self- control is reached , the result is a purely ethical result - a result which we estimate solely with reference to its bearing upon the welfare of society . And accordingly , when we ...
... character of the process by which the habit of self- control is reached , the result is a purely ethical result - a result which we estimate solely with reference to its bearing upon the welfare of society . And accordingly , when we ...
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... character could not flourish , because it was unsuited to the conditions of life in a perpetually belligerent community ; but in our own industrial age this mild type of character is fostered by all the potency of public approval . But ...
... character could not flourish , because it was unsuited to the conditions of life in a perpetually belligerent community ; but in our own industrial age this mild type of character is fostered by all the potency of public approval . But ...
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... character of another , is an offense equally injurious to moral rectitude and civil liberty . " These golden words are as true in 1880 as they were in 1795 , and , in the light of some phases of modern politics , they warn us of one of ...
... character of another , is an offense equally injurious to moral rectitude and civil liberty . " These golden words are as true in 1880 as they were in 1795 , and , in the light of some phases of modern politics , they warn us of one of ...
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