Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismJohn Murray, 1869 - 380 Seiten |
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... that their defect must lie in a helpless inaptitude for the great works of the middle class , and in a poor and despicable lack of its self - satisfaction . To be chosen to exemplify the happy mean of a 178 BARBARIANS ,
... that their defect must lie in a helpless inaptitude for the great works of the middle class , and in a poor and despicable lack of its self - satisfaction . To be chosen to exemplify the happy mean of a 178 BARBARIANS ,
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... of which we saw in Mr. Odger the virtuous mean , and in Mr. Brad- laugh the excess . The working class is so fast growing and rising at the present time , 6 that instances of this defect cannot well be now 180 BARBARIANS ,
... of which we saw in Mr. Odger the virtuous mean , and in Mr. Brad- laugh the excess . The working class is so fast growing and rising at the present time , 6 that instances of this defect cannot well be now 180 BARBARIANS ,
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... been , besides , the great power of our day , and has had its praises sung by all speakers and newspapers . Still the aristocratic class is so important — in itself , and the weighty functions which Mr. 182 BARBARIANS ,
... been , besides , the great power of our day , and has had its praises sung by all speakers and newspapers . Still the aristocratic class is so important — in itself , and the weighty functions which Mr. 182 BARBARIANS ,
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... goods , but in a way they are goods ; and he who is hindered by them from caring for light and ideas , is not so much doing what is perverse as what is too natural . Keeping this in view , I have in my own 184 BARBARIANS ,
... goods , but in a way they are goods ; and he who is hindered by them from caring for light and ideas , is not so much doing what is perverse as what is too natural . Keeping this in view , I have in my own 184 BARBARIANS ,
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... Barbarians . The Barbarians , to whom we all owe so much , and who reinvigorated and renewed our worn - out Europe , had , as is well known , eminent merits ; and in this country , where we are for the most part sprung from the Barbarians ...
... Barbarians . The Barbarians , to whom we all owe so much , and who reinvigorated and renewed our worn - out Europe , had , as is well known , eminent merits ; and in this country , where we are for the most part sprung from the Barbarians ...
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