The Living Age, Volume 250Living Age Company, 1906 |
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... government and good education , it would be worth having , but he never spoke with any- thing like enthusiasm even of that possibility . Passionate emotions he re- garded as a form of madness , and the intense was a byword of scornful ...
... government and good education , it would be worth having , but he never spoke with any- thing like enthusiasm even of that possibility . Passionate emotions he re- garded as a form of madness , and the intense was a byword of scornful ...
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... government to be that which consists " in the finest speeches made before the steadiest and largest majority . " Fawcett , the most devoted of all his personal and political adhe- rents , and at that time himself a mem- ber , used to ...
... government to be that which consists " in the finest speeches made before the steadiest and largest majority . " Fawcett , the most devoted of all his personal and political adhe- rents , and at that time himself a mem- ber , used to ...
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... Government set up the case against Carlyle's glorification of men like Napoleon or Frederick . Within twenty years from Mill's death the tide had turned Carlyle's way , and now to - day it has turned back again . Then in the ten years ...
... Government set up the case against Carlyle's glorification of men like Napoleon or Frederick . Within twenty years from Mill's death the tide had turned Carlyle's way , and now to - day it has turned back again . Then in the ten years ...
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... Government , without spar- ing ourselves , and in establishing a free representative national one . " The old man sighed heavily , got up and , smoothing the folds of his coat , went down on his knees and stretched himself out at ...
... Government , without spar- ing ourselves , and in establishing a free representative national one . " The old man sighed heavily , got up and , smoothing the folds of his coat , went down on his knees and stretched himself out at ...
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... Government weakened , and it was compelled to call a Legisla- tive Assembly . The Imperial Family and all the oppressors of the people dis- appeared , and a republic was instituted , and he , Mejenetsky , chosen president . Sometimes he ...
... Government weakened , and it was compelled to call a Legisla- tive Assembly . The Imperial Family and all the oppressors of the people dis- appeared , and a republic was instituted , and he , Mejenetsky , chosen president . Sometimes he ...
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