Russian Intellectual History: An AnthologyMarc Raeff Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966 - 404 páginas |
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... evil which he has done but also for the good which he has left undone . Every act of con- nivance is his fault , every cruelty is his fault ; for he must know that in- dulgence toward vice is the encouragement of villainy and that , on ...
... evil which he has done but also for the good which he has left undone . Every act of con- nivance is his fault , every cruelty is his fault ; for he must know that in- dulgence toward vice is the encouragement of villainy and that , on ...
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... evil which is still the evil of our day . Like every evil that is not remedied , it grew worse with the passage of time , and is now a dangerous deep - lying cancer for Russia . I must define this evil . If the people do not encroach ...
... evil which is still the evil of our day . Like every evil that is not remedied , it grew worse with the passage of time , and is now a dangerous deep - lying cancer for Russia . I must define this evil . If the people do not encroach ...
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... evil . When a man is in a good mood it seems to him that a certain act would be immoral . When that mood passes , the same act may appear to him to be moral . A man may feel he would like to take a glass of something for the sake of his ...
... evil . When a man is in a good mood it seems to him that a certain act would be immoral . When that mood passes , the same act may appear to him to be moral . A man may feel he would like to take a glass of something for the sake of his ...
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PREFACE | 3 |
FEOFAN PROKOPOVICH | 13 |
MIKHAIL VASILEVICH LOMONOSOV | 31 |
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