The Literary Digest, 6. sējumsFunk and Wagnalls, 1893 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 100.
7. lappuse
... humanity is set forward as a sub- stitute for adherence to creeds , and dogmas , and formularies of devotion , or the ... human society is the fulfillment of the moral law ; consequently , a philanthropy Vol . VI . , No. 1 ] ' 7 THE ...
... humanity is set forward as a sub- stitute for adherence to creeds , and dogmas , and formularies of devotion , or the ... human society is the fulfillment of the moral law ; consequently , a philanthropy Vol . VI . , No. 1 ] ' 7 THE ...
9. lappuse
... human societies are not the terrestrial paradise ; that those who are badly off in such societies strive to be better off ; and that they have to aid each other . Whether the difference in conditions proceeds from inequality of strength ...
... human societies are not the terrestrial paradise ; that those who are badly off in such societies strive to be better off ; and that they have to aid each other . Whether the difference in conditions proceeds from inequality of strength ...
13. lappuse
... human voice . Goethe was one of the very first to make reference to this subject which he does in his " Theory of Colors " ( 1890 ) . The first case of pseudo - chromesthesia to find a place in medical journals , is that detailed by Dr ...
... human voice . Goethe was one of the very first to make reference to this subject which he does in his " Theory of Colors " ( 1890 ) . The first case of pseudo - chromesthesia to find a place in medical journals , is that detailed by Dr ...
15. lappuse
... human . " Good , but humanity is always national . Where is the nationality that gave birth to Christianity ? And the views which the Christian religion enforces ? The Christian does good and avoids evil because God requires it , he ...
... human . " Good , but humanity is always national . Where is the nationality that gave birth to Christianity ? And the views which the Christian religion enforces ? The Christian does good and avoids evil because God requires it , he ...
19. lappuse
... human beings in various degrees . The range of these degrees is as wide as that between the boor and the sensitive adept- between the racial Calibans and Prosperos . The poetical spirit is absolute and primal , acknowledged but not ...
... human beings in various degrees . The range of these degrees is as wide as that between the boor and the sensitive adept- between the racial Calibans and Prosperos . The poetical spirit is absolute and primal , acknowledged but not ...
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