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... human beings have not changed . The picture of human nature which we derive from the book of Kings or the fourth Dynasty Egyptian portrait heads in Cairo and Boston , is much the same as what we know today and I think we may safely ...
... human beings have not changed . The picture of human nature which we derive from the book of Kings or the fourth Dynasty Egyptian portrait heads in Cairo and Boston , is much the same as what we know today and I think we may safely ...
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... human intellect has ever made . Now , I think it is arguable that human beings can produce , in a given epoch , only a certain amount of creative power , and that this is directed to different ends at different times ; and I believe ...
... human intellect has ever made . Now , I think it is arguable that human beings can produce , in a given epoch , only a certain amount of creative power , and that this is directed to different ends at different times ; and I believe ...
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... human race , ' wrote E. M. Forster in a recent article , ' is the story of human affections . In comparison with it all other histories - even economic history - are false . ' He goes on to say that , owing to its reticent nature , it ...
... human race , ' wrote E. M. Forster in a recent article , ' is the story of human affections . In comparison with it all other histories - even economic history - are false . ' He goes on to say that , owing to its reticent nature , it ...
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