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... moral code . Not always have the noble sen- timents of our Founders guided our national policies or our individual efforts . And in spite of the crusad- ing spirit in which we entered the Great War , to make the whole world safe for ...
... moral code . Not always have the noble sen- timents of our Founders guided our national policies or our individual efforts . And in spite of the crusad- ing spirit in which we entered the Great War , to make the whole world safe for ...
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... moral principles that have been adopted elsewhere , or can be conceived , it is for us to define as clearly as possible these ideals to which we , at least , are committed , and to seek to win for them , in this country , a universal ...
... moral principles that have been adopted elsewhere , or can be conceived , it is for us to define as clearly as possible these ideals to which we , at least , are committed , and to seek to win for them , in this country , a universal ...
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... morals , at the expense of the com- plete development of his personality . This is partly the result of our Puritan tradition , which allowed no variation from a supposedly infallible code , and partly the instinctive expression of a ...
... morals , at the expense of the com- plete development of his personality . This is partly the result of our Puritan tradition , which allowed no variation from a supposedly infallible code , and partly the instinctive expression of a ...
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... moral gifts , are forced to fit their varied geniuses into one colossal mechanistic scheme that knows but one measure of value - earning capacity . " Some way to develop and utilize these latent energies and talents must be devised ...
... moral gifts , are forced to fit their varied geniuses into one colossal mechanistic scheme that knows but one measure of value - earning capacity . " Some way to develop and utilize these latent energies and talents must be devised ...
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... morals where it is more important that everyone shall keep to a code , in spite of whatever immediate sacrifice . The code of law- abidingness must have the loyalty of every citizen , or we shall soon find ourselves drifting into chaos ...
... morals where it is more important that everyone shall keep to a code , in spite of whatever immediate sacrifice . The code of law- abidingness must have the loyalty of every citizen , or we shall soon find ourselves drifting into chaos ...
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