Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismSmith, Elder and Company, 1869 - 272 Seiten |
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... things from the Maxims have passed into the Sacra Privata ; still , in the Maxims , we have them as they first arose ; and whereas , too , in the Sacra Privata the writer speaks very often as one of the clergy , and as addressing the ...
... things from the Maxims have passed into the Sacra Privata ; still , in the Maxims , we have them as they first arose ; and whereas , too , in the Sacra Privata the writer speaks very often as one of the clergy , and as addressing the ...
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... things ; and if the Imitation , exquisite as it is , did not , as I have elsewhere remarked , belong to a class of works in which the perfect balance of human nature is lost , and which have therefore , as spiritual productions , in ...
... things ; and if the Imitation , exquisite as it is , did not , as I have elsewhere remarked , belong to a class of works in which the perfect balance of human nature is lost , and which have therefore , as spiritual productions , in ...
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... things , and his policy as a fostering of the growth of intelligence , —just the aims , as is well known , of culture also , -Mr . Bright , in a speech at Birmingham about education , seized on the very point which seems to concern our ...
... things , and his policy as a fostering of the growth of intelligence , —just the aims , as is well known , of culture also , -Mr . Bright , in a speech at Birmingham about education , seized on the very point which seems to concern our ...
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... of all our operating to a firm intelligible law of things , was just what we were without , and that we were without it because we worshipped our machinery so devoutly . Therefore , we conclude that Monsieur Renan ( xxix )
... of all our operating to a firm intelligible law of things , was just what we were without , and that we were without it because we worshipped our machinery so devoutly . Therefore , we conclude that Monsieur Renan ( xxix )
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... things , that very easiness doth make them hard to be disputed of in serious manner . " Hooker's great work against the impugners of the order and discipline of the Church of England was written ( and this is too indistinctly seized by ...
... things , that very easiness doth make them hard to be disputed of in serious manner . " Hooker's great work against the impugners of the order and discipline of the Church of England was written ( and this is too indistinctly seized by ...
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