Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismMacmillan, 1875 - 239 Seiten |
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... interest ' in poli- tics and in political agitations . As he said only the other day at Birmingham : ' At this moment , -in fact , I may say at every moment in the history of a free country , —there is nothing that is so much worth ...
... interest ' in poli- tics and in political agitations . As he said only the other day at Birmingham : ' At this moment , -in fact , I may say at every moment in the history of a free country , —there is nothing that is so much worth ...
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... interest in politics , more than here or anywhere else in Europe . But in the following essay we have been led to doubt the sufficiency of all this political operating , pursued mechanically as our race pursues it ; and we found that ...
... interest in politics , more than here or anywhere else in Europe . But in the following essay we have been led to doubt the sufficiency of all this political operating , pursued mechanically as our race pursues it ; and we found that ...
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... interests of culture . I take culture to be something a great deal more than what Mr. Frederic Harrison and others call it : ' a desirable quality` in a critic of new books . ' Nay , even though to a certain extent I am disposed to ...
... interests of culture . I take culture to be something a great deal more than what Mr. Frederic Harrison and others call it : ' a desirable quality` in a critic of new books . ' Nay , even though to a certain extent I am disposed to ...
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... interest , and admiration ; and the outward proof of possessing great- ness is that we excite love , interest , and admiration . If England were swallowed up by the sea to - morrow , which of the two , a hundred years hence , would most ...
... interest , and admiration ; and the outward proof of possessing great- ness is that we excite love , interest , and admiration . If England were swallowed up by the sea to - morrow , which of the two , a hundred years hence , would most ...
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... interest and instructiveness for us , though it was , —as , having regard to the human race in general , and , indeed , having regard to the Greeks themselves , we must own , -— a premature attempt , an attempt which for success needed ...
... interest and instructiveness for us , though it was , —as , having regard to the human race in general , and , indeed , having regard to the Greeks themselves , we must own , -— a premature attempt , an attempt which for success needed ...
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