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... demand for their real- ization . Our future will be safe if we can instil into all classes and groups a true American - mindedness . With this end in view the book has been divided into five Parts , each of which describes one of our ...
... demand for their real- ization . Our future will be safe if we can instil into all classes and groups a true American - mindedness . With this end in view the book has been divided into five Parts , each of which describes one of our ...
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... demand upon our honor should be not to use this name of ours that symbolizes the noblest and most unselfish aspirations except as our hearts are gen- uinely devoted to those ends . No doubt , much of this reactionary spirit is hon ...
... demand upon our honor should be not to use this name of ours that symbolizes the noblest and most unselfish aspirations except as our hearts are gen- uinely devoted to those ends . No doubt , much of this reactionary spirit is hon ...
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... demands ' effective personal freedom ' wants to be put on shore to start with . He understands that there is a tyranny of circumstance more fatal than that of man . " Our love of liberty , our hatred of the regulation of our conduct by ...
... demands ' effective personal freedom ' wants to be put on shore to start with . He understands that there is a tyranny of circumstance more fatal than that of man . " Our love of liberty , our hatred of the regulation of our conduct by ...
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... demand professional training for high political office . As an acute foreign observer wrote , some years before the war , " The need of specialized experts is not felt ; and the result is an ineffective triviality which repels the best ...
... demand professional training for high political office . As an acute foreign observer wrote , some years before the war , " The need of specialized experts is not felt ; and the result is an ineffective triviality which repels the best ...
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... demand . If our prisons were all scientifically managed our faith in their efficiency as reform- schools would be justified , and the professionally criminal class would lose the many recruits that join it out of desperation at the ...
... demand . If our prisons were all scientifically managed our faith in their efficiency as reform- schools would be justified , and the professionally criminal class would lose the many recruits that join it out of desperation at the ...
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