Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... spirit . No nation is a living nation in which the military spirit is dead . We have heard all the declamations against war , and the poetic chants of the charms and blessings of peace , and perhaps we love peace as well as any of our ...
... spirit . No nation is a living nation in which the military spirit is dead . We have heard all the declamations against war , and the poetic chants of the charms and blessings of peace , and perhaps we love peace as well as any of our ...
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... spirit domi- nates , and the commercial spirit is always and everywhere the most positive spirit in the world , so positive and hard , that it is only by a figure of speech that we can call it a spirit at all . The commercial classes ...
... spirit domi- nates , and the commercial spirit is always and everywhere the most positive spirit in the world , so positive and hard , that it is only by a figure of speech that we can call it a spirit at all . The commercial classes ...
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... spirit , " which makes all things venal , and estimates a man by what he has , not by what he is . Worth , now- a - days , means hard cash , or what can be exchanged for hard cash . But this " mercantile spirit , " which turns even ...
... spirit , " which makes all things venal , and estimates a man by what he has , not by what he is . Worth , now- a - days , means hard cash , or what can be exchanged for hard cash . But this " mercantile spirit , " which turns even ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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