The Making of America, Volume 1Robert Marion La Follette De Bower, Chapline & Company, 1907 - Inventors |
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Page 135
... human lives there is thrust the problem of earning a living . So fierce is human struggle at this age that the earning of a livelihood , if the living is to be a comfortable one , requires the possession on the part of the individual of ...
... human lives there is thrust the problem of earning a living . So fierce is human struggle at this age that the earning of a livelihood , if the living is to be a comfortable one , requires the possession on the part of the individual of ...
Page 152
... human experience goes to show that no man may any longer call any branch of human knowledge common or unclean , or the teach- ing of it without value to some soul , if one only knew when and how and to whom to teach it . And , having ...
... human experience goes to show that no man may any longer call any branch of human knowledge common or unclean , or the teach- ing of it without value to some soul , if one only knew when and how and to whom to teach it . And , having ...
Page 198
... human , and yet her melodies are always set to diverse keys chosen not merely under the pressure of individual tempera- ment , but clearly responsive to national predispositions . Shakespeare prophesies of the eternally human , because ...
... human , and yet her melodies are always set to diverse keys chosen not merely under the pressure of individual tempera- ment , but clearly responsive to national predispositions . Shakespeare prophesies of the eternally human , because ...
Contents
The Causes of Race Superiority | 47 |
Educational Resources of the Community | 69 |
Fundamental Principles of American Education | 78 |
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