Culture & Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social Criticism; and Friendship's GarlandMacmillan, 1896 - 364 Seiten |
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... ment , let us sift the proposal a little . It does seem at first a little like that proposal of the fox , who had lost his own tail , to put all the other foxes in the same case by a general cutting off of tails ; and we know that ...
... ment , let us sift the proposal a little . It does seem at first a little like that proposal of the fox , who had lost his own tail , to put all the other foxes in the same case by a general cutting off of tails ; and we know that ...
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... ment populaire considérable sans instruction supérieure sérieuse , expieront longtemps encore leur faute par leur médiocrité intel- lectuelle , leur grossièreté de mœurs , leur esprit superficiel , leur manque d'intelligence générale ...
... ment populaire considérable sans instruction supérieure sérieuse , expieront longtemps encore leur faute par leur médiocrité intel- lectuelle , leur grossièreté de mœurs , leur esprit superficiel , leur manque d'intelligence générale ...
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... ment of his munificence , yet seems to rest on a mis- conception of what culture truly is , and to be calculated to produce miners , or engineers , or architects , not sweetness and light . And , therefore , when Mr. White asks the same ...
... ment of his munificence , yet seems to rest on a mis- conception of what culture truly is , and to be calculated to produce miners , or engineers , or architects , not sweetness and light . And , therefore , when Mr. White asks the same ...
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... ment of their own affairs , has that warrant given to it by Scripture and by the proceedings of the early Christian Churches , it is so consonant with the spirit of Protestantism which made the Reformation and which has great strength ...
... ment of their own affairs , has that warrant given to it by Scripture and by the proceedings of the early Christian Churches , it is so consonant with the spirit of Protestantism which made the Reformation and which has great strength ...
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... ment and the practice of the primitive Christians sanctioned the popular form of church - government a thousand times more expressly than they do , if the Church since Constantine were a thousand times more of a departure from the ...
... ment and the practice of the primitive Christians sanctioned the popular form of church - government a thousand times more expressly than they do , if the Church since Constantine were a thousand times more of a departure from the ...
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