Modern Eloquence: A Library of the World's Best Spoken Thought, Том 7Ashley Horace Thorndike Modern eloquence corporation, 1928 |
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... faith among the educated had dwindled and seemed on the point of extinction . At that time the Stoic sought to find in man's moral nature a substitute for the belief which had vanished . But Stoicism failed . It founded a school , but ...
... faith among the educated had dwindled and seemed on the point of extinction . At that time the Stoic sought to find in man's moral nature a substitute for the belief which had vanished . But Stoicism failed . It founded a school , but ...
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... faith came to me . Never in my life have I seen such a man as Dr. Weiz- mann , who has the ability to convert every one to Zionism by his infectious enthusiasm . Our military position at the time when the foundation stone for the ...
... faith came to me . Never in my life have I seen such a man as Dr. Weiz- mann , who has the ability to convert every one to Zionism by his infectious enthusiasm . Our military position at the time when the foundation stone for the ...
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... faith in mankind , for man's chief problem is man himself , a new and better behavior in the mass . He who believes strongly in human nature and its capaci- ties must believe that if mankind will spend a few decades in applying to its ...
... faith in mankind , for man's chief problem is man himself , a new and better behavior in the mass . He who believes strongly in human nature and its capaci- ties must believe that if mankind will spend a few decades in applying to its ...
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... faith , in the eternal chorus of praise which goes up from every literary altar to the memory of the im- mortal dead . Nevertheless , every critic is bound to recognize , as Mr. Harrison recognizes , that he must put down to individual ...
... faith , in the eternal chorus of praise which goes up from every literary altar to the memory of the im- mortal dead . Nevertheless , every critic is bound to recognize , as Mr. Harrison recognizes , that he must put down to individual ...
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... faith that all such pleasures minister to the development of much that is best in man , mental and moral ; but the charm is broken and the subject lost if the remote consequence is consciously pursued to the exclusion of the immediate ...
... faith that all such pleasures minister to the development of much that is best in man , mental and moral ; but the charm is broken and the subject lost if the remote consequence is consciously pursued to the exclusion of the immediate ...
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