The Quarterly Review, 242. sējumsWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1924 |
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17. lappuse
... deeper meaning to the movement , and places it in relation to fundamental attributes of human nature . Socialism is truly an extreme assertion of the social element in man ; that is its SOCIALISM - ITS ORIGIN AND MEANING 17.
... deeper meaning to the movement , and places it in relation to fundamental attributes of human nature . Socialism is truly an extreme assertion of the social element in man ; that is its SOCIALISM - ITS ORIGIN AND MEANING 17.
18. lappuse
... human race . ' This is , in effect , identical with Lord Melbourne's remark , repeated later by Sir W. Harcourt , ' We are all Socialists now . ' But so loose an interpretation deprives the term of all definite meaning ; it leaves ...
... human race . ' This is , in effect , identical with Lord Melbourne's remark , repeated later by Sir W. Harcourt , ' We are all Socialists now . ' But so loose an interpretation deprives the term of all definite meaning ; it leaves ...
26. lappuse
... human nature than in æsthetic values . Literature appealed to him in the first place , as he repeatedly shows , as a revelation of the author's character . Interwoven with Borrow's account of the bards is a good deal of history , that ...
... human nature than in æsthetic values . Literature appealed to him in the first place , as he repeatedly shows , as a revelation of the author's character . Interwoven with Borrow's account of the bards is a good deal of history , that ...
27. lappuse
... human , half - bestial features of that being's portrait in the huge , worm - eaten , oak - bound folio , till his eyes all but started from their sockets . ' Of the Emperor Charles V , Borrow also has little good to say , though he ...
... human , half - bestial features of that being's portrait in the huge , worm - eaten , oak - bound folio , till his eyes all but started from their sockets . ' Of the Emperor Charles V , Borrow also has little good to say , though he ...
31. lappuse
... humanity , when commanders curried favour with their enemies , binding up their wounds , whilst leaving their own mangled followers to perish on the field . ' · Whatever the interest of Celtic Bards , Chiefs and Kings ' as a study of ...
... humanity , when commanders curried favour with their enemies , binding up their wounds , whilst leaving their own mangled followers to perish on the field . ' · Whatever the interest of Celtic Bards , Chiefs and Kings ' as a study of ...
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