The Great Ideas TodayRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1968 |
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... believe , because we are less traditional and have a more fluid society than most . It is only here and there and now and then that , up to now , class has played much of a role in the formation of po- litical loyalties ; region and ...
... believe , because we are less traditional and have a more fluid society than most . It is only here and there and now and then that , up to now , class has played much of a role in the formation of po- litical loyalties ; region and ...
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... believe , because we are less traditional and have a more fluid society than most . It is only here and there and now and then that , up to now , class has played much of a role in the formation of po- litical loyalties ; region and ...
... believe , because we are less traditional and have a more fluid society than most . It is only here and there and now and then that , up to now , class has played much of a role in the formation of po- litical loyalties ; region and ...
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... believe this , or disinclining us to believe that , are among the obscurest parts of our nature . But as to the imitative nature of credulity there can be no doubt . In Eothen there is a capital description of how every sort of European ...
... believe this , or disinclining us to believe that , are among the obscurest parts of our nature . But as to the imitative nature of credulity there can be no doubt . In Eothen there is a capital description of how every sort of European ...
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A Little Anthology of Contemporary Poetry | 108 |
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