The Great Ideas TodayRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1968 |
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... IMPROVED PLOW DESIGNED BY JEFFERSON THOMAS JEFFERSON by Benjamin Latrobe Of all the founding fathers Thomas Jefferson had the widest ranging in- tellectual curiosity . Even a partial list of his accomplishments outside the realm of ...
... IMPROVED PLOW DESIGNED BY JEFFERSON THOMAS JEFFERSON by Benjamin Latrobe Of all the founding fathers Thomas Jefferson had the widest ranging in- tellectual curiosity . Even a partial list of his accomplishments outside the realm of ...
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... improvement . Their own life in every detail being regulated by ancient usage , they cannot comprehend a policy which is always bringing something new ; they do not a bit believe that the desire to make them comfortable and happy is the ...
... improvement . Their own life in every detail being regulated by ancient usage , they cannot comprehend a policy which is always bringing something new ; they do not a bit believe that the desire to make them comfortable and happy is the ...
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... improvements are always slow and dubi- ous . Though a few gifted people may ad- vance much , the mass of each generation can improve but very little on the genera- tion which preceded it ; and even the slight improvement so gained is ...
... improvements are always slow and dubi- ous . Though a few gifted people may ad- vance much , the mass of each generation can improve but very little on the genera- tion which preceded it ; and even the slight improvement so gained is ...
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A Little Anthology of Contemporary Poetry | 108 |
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