The British Quarterly Review, 28. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1858 |
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... possessed . There is room for all men to become in this respect what a few men only have been , and there is room for the few of the future to be wiser than the few of the past . All moral progress is of this complexion ; it is a ...
... possessed . There is room for all men to become in this respect what a few men only have been , and there is room for the few of the future to be wiser than the few of the past . All moral progress is of this complexion ; it is a ...
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... possessed it is never lost . It must not only continue , it is in its nature that it should grow . Never- theless , here are civilizations which this one agency - knowledge , has created , civilizations which retain this agency in its ...
... possessed it is never lost . It must not only continue , it is in its nature that it should grow . Never- theless , here are civilizations which this one agency - knowledge , has created , civilizations which retain this agency in its ...
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... possessed , and greatly better than anything the Anglo- Saxons would otherwise have possessed . It substituted much of the teaching of the New Testament for the lessons of the Edda , the heaven of the gospels for the halls of Valhalla ...
... possessed , and greatly better than anything the Anglo- Saxons would otherwise have possessed . It substituted much of the teaching of the New Testament for the lessons of the Edda , the heaven of the gospels for the halls of Valhalla ...
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... possessed , was almost wholly in the hands of the ecclesiastics . So it continued until Oxford and Cambridge became famous as seats of learning . In England , as over the whole of Europe , establishments of that nature owed their origin ...
... possessed , was almost wholly in the hands of the ecclesiastics . So it continued until Oxford and Cambridge became famous as seats of learning . In England , as over the whole of Europe , establishments of that nature owed their origin ...
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... possessing , except as it comes to us through such channels as the invention of gunpowder , the pro- gress of political economy , and the locomotive applications of steam ! In fact , nothing can be more manifest than that individual men ...
... possessing , except as it comes to us through such channels as the invention of gunpowder , the pro- gress of political economy , and the locomotive applications of steam ! In fact , nothing can be more manifest than that individual men ...
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