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... energy for which we are famous . But we want to exercise our collective intelligence in guiding that initiative and energy into social rather than unsocial channels ; we want CIVIL LIBERTY 25.
... energy for which we are famous . But we want to exercise our collective intelligence in guiding that initiative and energy into social rather than unsocial channels ; we want CIVIL LIBERTY 25.
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Durant Drake. energy into social rather than unsocial channels ; we want to use the inventiveness and ingenuity of the few not so much for the winning for them personally a freer and more expansive life , as for the winning of such a ...
Durant Drake. energy into social rather than unsocial channels ; we want to use the inventiveness and ingenuity of the few not so much for the winning for them personally a freer and more expansive life , as for the winning of such a ...
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... his familiar world . A new idea , inconsistent with some of the beliefs which he holds , means the necessity of rearranging his mind ; and this process is laborious , requiring a painful expenditure of brain- energy 46 LIBERTY.
... his familiar world . A new idea , inconsistent with some of the beliefs which he holds , means the necessity of rearranging his mind ; and this process is laborious , requiring a painful expenditure of brain- energy 46 LIBERTY.
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Durant Drake. is laborious , requiring a painful expenditure of brain- energy . To him and his fellows , who form the vast majority , new ideas , and opinions which cast doubt on established beliefs and institutions , seem evil because ...
Durant Drake. is laborious , requiring a painful expenditure of brain- energy . To him and his fellows , who form the vast majority , new ideas , and opinions which cast doubt on established beliefs and institutions , seem evil because ...
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... energy and hope . Our fathers were probably such as they— of another race and speech , perhaps , with other ideas and traditions behind them , but essentially the same in their belief in progress and democracy , in liberty and equality ...
... energy and hope . Our fathers were probably such as they— of another race and speech , perhaps , with other ideas and traditions behind them , but essentially the same in their belief in progress and democracy , in liberty and equality ...
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