Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismMacmillan, 1920 - 166 Seiten |
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... surely well fitted to help us to judge rightly , by all the aids of observing , reading , and thinking , the qualifications and titles to our confidence of these three candidates for authority , and can thus render us a practical ...
... surely well fitted to help us to judge rightly , by all the aids of observing , reading , and thinking , the qualifications and titles to our confidence of these three candidates for authority , and can thus render us a practical ...
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... surely culture is useful in reminding us , that in our idea of perfection the characters of beauty and intelligence are both of them present , and sweetness and light , the two noblest of things , are united . Allowing , therefore ...
... surely culture is useful in reminding us , that in our idea of perfection the characters of beauty and intelligence are both of them present , and sweetness and light , the two noblest of things , are united . Allowing , therefore ...
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... Surely , now , it is no inconsiderable boon which culture confers upon us , if in embarrassed times like the present it enables us to look at the ins and the outs of things in this way , without hatred and without partiality , and with ...
... Surely , now , it is no inconsiderable boon which culture confers upon us , if in embarrassed times like the present it enables us to look at the ins and the outs of things in this way , without hatred and without partiality , and with ...
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... surely we can observe precisely the same thing now in our aristocratic class . In general its culture is exterior chiefly ; all the exterior graces and accomplishments , and the more external of the inward virtues , seem to be ...
... surely we can observe precisely the same thing now in our aristocratic class . In general its culture is exterior chiefly ; all the exterior graces and accomplishments , and the more external of the inward virtues , seem to be ...
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... profoundly engaged the human spirit , and has given it eminent opportunities for showing its nobleness and energy . It surely must be perceived that the idea of immortality , as this idea rises in its generality 98 CULTURE AND ANARCHY .
... profoundly engaged the human spirit , and has given it eminent opportunities for showing its nobleness and energy . It surely must be perceived that the idea of immortality , as this idea rises in its generality 98 CULTURE AND ANARCHY .
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