The American People: A Study in National Psychology1909 |
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الصفحة 34
... gave man " kingship in right of his mere manhood , " produced its own needs of civilization , which was largely influenced by natural conditions , as society always has been at every stage in its development . And there began a new ...
... gave man " kingship in right of his mere manhood , " produced its own needs of civilization , which was largely influenced by natural conditions , as society always has been at every stage in its development . And there began a new ...
الصفحة 74
... gave back to her what she gave to them , and it made them rough , boisterous , fond of horse- play and the commonplace , and yet could it be otherwise ? — it produced a certain gravity and melancholy . This has left its ineradicable ...
... gave back to her what she gave to them , and it made them rough , boisterous , fond of horse- play and the commonplace , and yet could it be otherwise ? — it produced a certain gravity and melancholy . This has left its ineradicable ...
الصفحة 87
... gave no thought of how they were to come back . " A Briton , while he has an abstract reverence for the island of his origin , has rarely the clinging attachment to its soil which a Frenchman has to the land of France . " - Bodley ...
... gave no thought of how they were to come back . " A Briton , while he has an abstract reverence for the island of his origin , has rarely the clinging attachment to its soil which a Frenchman has to the land of France . " - Bodley ...
الصفحة 100
... memory is as sweet and fragrant as the perfume of the little 1 Speech at the banquet of the New England Society , Charleston , S. C. , December 22 , 1898 . flower which gave its name to the ship which brought 100 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
... memory is as sweet and fragrant as the perfume of the little 1 Speech at the banquet of the New England Society , Charleston , S. C. , December 22 , 1898 . flower which gave its name to the ship which brought 100 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
الصفحة 101
... gave birth to no political system . So far as the America of to - day is concerned , it is as if he had never existed . It is to the Puritan and not to the Pilgrim that America owes what she is . The Pilgrim stands in the same relation ...
... gave birth to no political system . So far as the America of to - day is concerned , it is as if he had never existed . It is to the Puritan and not to the Pilgrim that America owes what she is . The Pilgrim stands in the same relation ...
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