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... whole world safe for such a democratic life as we had here established , there are many signs that a spiritual weariness has followed this patriotic fervor , and that all sorts of acts and attitudes inconsonant with our acknowledged ...
... whole world safe for such a democratic life as we had here established , there are many signs that a spiritual weariness has followed this patriotic fervor , and that all sorts of acts and attitudes inconsonant with our acknowledged ...
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... - speaking peoples throughout the world , are on the whole probably nearer to our own than those of any other people . But the political separation has had many excellent results . It taught England a salutary lesson , as 12 LIBERTY.
... - speaking peoples throughout the world , are on the whole probably nearer to our own than those of any other people . But the political separation has had many excellent results . It taught England a salutary lesson , as 12 LIBERTY.
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... whole wide world is now open to him , you have not given him ' effective per- sonal freedom . ' Circumstances may compel him to accept your terms , hard and dictatorial though they may be . Freedom in such a sense is a threat and not a ...
... whole wide world is now open to him , you have not given him ' effective per- sonal freedom . ' Circumstances may compel him to accept your terms , hard and dictatorial though they may be . Freedom in such a sense is a threat and not a ...
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... whole . Not every man for himself , but every man for America . Not liberty for you , or for me , at the expense of others , but such mutual adjustments and restraints as will make for the greatest liberty of all . The same problem that ...
... whole . Not every man for himself , but every man for America . Not liberty for you , or for me , at the expense of others , but such mutual adjustments and restraints as will make for the greatest liberty of all . The same problem that ...
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... whole . We must not let the reaction from war - restraints bring us back to the easy - going tolerance of personal and corporate selfish- ness into which we had drifted . The energies of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries ...
... whole . We must not let the reaction from war - restraints bring us back to the easy - going tolerance of personal and corporate selfish- ness into which we had drifted . The energies of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries ...
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