The American People: A Study in National Psychology1909 |
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... intellectual cecity which measures everything by the narrow vision of its own national perfection , is better qualified for the work . For it is axiomatic that we do not see ourselves as others see us , and what is true of the ...
... intellectual cecity which measures everything by the narrow vision of its own national perfection , is better qualified for the work . For it is axiomatic that we do not see ourselves as others see us , and what is true of the ...
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... intellectual progress and spiritual development of a man is of vastly more interest than the record of his posses- sions and material success , so the history of the mental growth of a people is tenfold more vital and enthralling than ...
... intellectual progress and spiritual development of a man is of vastly more interest than the record of his posses- sions and material success , so the history of the mental growth of a people is tenfold more vital and enthralling than ...
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... intellectual phases of American history , therefore , are to be judged as exalted , arrested , or retrograded according as they measure up with contemporane- ous conditions in England . It cannot be too strongly asserted that nothing is ...
... intellectual phases of American history , therefore , are to be judged as exalted , arrested , or retrograded according as they measure up with contemporane- ous conditions in England . It cannot be too strongly asserted that nothing is ...
الصفحة 40
... and astronomy and literature at Alexandria.1 The great intellectual movement in England came 1 Ferrero : The Greatness and Decline of Rome , vol . iii , pp . 240–241 . at a time when she was rich as she had 40 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
... and astronomy and literature at Alexandria.1 The great intellectual movement in England came 1 Ferrero : The Greatness and Decline of Rome , vol . iii , pp . 240–241 . at a time when she was rich as she had 40 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
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... intellectual wares , are produced in the hope of finding a market . After Thermopy- læ and Salamis there was an audience and a market for poetry and there was a profit or money in pro- ducing it ; but those embattled farmers who were ...
... intellectual wares , are produced in the hope of finding a market . After Thermopy- læ and Salamis there was an audience and a market for poetry and there was a profit or money in pro- ducing it ; but those embattled farmers who were ...
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