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Page 116
... understand that striking figure even before Ber- richon published biographical documents , from an attentive read- ing of Rimbaud's writings . " But this attentive reading is exactly what , it seems , George Moore , Arthur Symons and ...
... understand that striking figure even before Ber- richon published biographical documents , from an attentive read- ing of Rimbaud's writings . " But this attentive reading is exactly what , it seems , George Moore , Arthur Symons and ...
Page 169
... understand- ing East Coker ; therefore I shall spend no time confuting his argument where I think it weak . I shall attribute to him by his initials ( JJS ) all the facts and interpretations which I borrow , and proceed to my own ...
... understand- ing East Coker ; therefore I shall spend no time confuting his argument where I think it weak . I shall attribute to him by his initials ( JJS ) all the facts and interpretations which I borrow , and proceed to my own ...
Page 178
... understand the order of goods ; " it is means , not end . To pro- duce free minds education must give them good habits and the understanding of what is good . The universities must engage in " candid and intrepid thinking about ...
... understand the order of goods ; " it is means , not end . To pro- duce free minds education must give them good habits and the understanding of what is good . The universities must engage in " candid and intrepid thinking about ...
Contents
AUTHOR | 7 |
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
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