 | Ralph Adams Cram - 1917 - 66 pages
...without strong leadership culture and even civilization will pass away. Now as always the great mass of men look for the master-man who can form in definite...atoms of like will but without co-ordinating ability. So great is this central human instinct (which was not only the foundation of feudalism, but harks... | |
 | Elias St. Elmo Lewis - 1919 - 524 pages
...voters are bought and sold by their political leaders. Yet the mass of mankind yearns for a leader, "the master-man who can form in definite shape the...willing to follow, but themselves cannot mark the way." CHAPTER XXXVII [THE I^.W OF SERVICE 'And the Black Prince rode forth that day surrounded with brave... | |
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Now as always the great mass of men look for the master-man who can form in definite shape the aspirations and the instincts that in them are formless and amorphous; who can lead where they are more than willing to follow, but themselves cannot mark the... 