The New England Magazine, Volumen52;Volumen58New England Magazine Company, 1915 |
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... reached under the wisdom made potential by the vast store of knowledge accumulated in the course of civilization ; a wisdom direct- ed and applied by an enlightened sense of right , just as under the more limit- ed conditions of the ...
... reached under the wisdom made potential by the vast store of knowledge accumulated in the course of civilization ; a wisdom direct- ed and applied by an enlightened sense of right , just as under the more limit- ed conditions of the ...
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... reached does the principle of self - gov- ernment apply , on an extended scale , and even then only crudely as com- pared with the effectiveness which it ex- hibits in primitive units , and to a de- gree in the civilized local ...
... reached does the principle of self - gov- ernment apply , on an extended scale , and even then only crudely as com- pared with the effectiveness which it ex- hibits in primitive units , and to a de- gree in the civilized local ...
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silent , ceaseless fury , which ever seemed to be reaching out for something it was their fate to miss , always to be dragged back again to begin anew the circle of their effort . Everywhere was motion , power at its highest pressure ...
silent , ceaseless fury , which ever seemed to be reaching out for something it was their fate to miss , always to be dragged back again to begin anew the circle of their effort . Everywhere was motion , power at its highest pressure ...
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... reached by any mission service of the various churches . The military forms , while appropriate because this new work was quite truly a campaign , appealed to these people so that doors and hearts readily opened . Thus was revealed the ...
... reached by any mission service of the various churches . The military forms , while appropriate because this new work was quite truly a campaign , appealed to these people so that doors and hearts readily opened . Thus was revealed the ...
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... reached its present position by persistent hard work , for , until a few years ago , it had received no large bequests . Over eight thou- sand pupils have received educa- tional and moral guidance and stimulation within its gates , and ...
... reached its present position by persistent hard work , for , until a few years ago , it had received no large bequests . Over eight thou- sand pupils have received educa- tional and moral guidance and stimulation within its gates , and ...
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