Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living AgeJohn Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, Henry T. Steele Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1899 |
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... moral progress . Every device that scientific ingenuity and enthusiastic zeal can suggest is employed to strengthen weak wills , to develop latent faculties , and to eradicate or counteract vicious tendencies . The merely recreative and ...
... moral progress . Every device that scientific ingenuity and enthusiastic zeal can suggest is employed to strengthen weak wills , to develop latent faculties , and to eradicate or counteract vicious tendencies . The merely recreative and ...
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... moral and in- tellectual tone of the democracy ; con- servative because , more perhaps than any other kind of work , it brings into friendlier relations the sundered classes , and helps to raise the people above the influence of mere ...
... moral and in- tellectual tone of the democracy ; con- servative because , more perhaps than any other kind of work , it brings into friendlier relations the sundered classes , and helps to raise the people above the influence of mere ...
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... moral qualities rather with humor than with pathos , but he neglected none of the traits which make the young Southern peasant a beautiful feature in the landscape . He first un- derstood his relations with nature - a nature , not the ...
... moral qualities rather with humor than with pathos , but he neglected none of the traits which make the young Southern peasant a beautiful feature in the landscape . He first un- derstood his relations with nature - a nature , not the ...
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... moral slough . Gentlemen must not run foot - races or ride bicycle - races in open company . The unutterable cor- ruption of amateur athletics during the last few years need not be dwelt upon ; the betting and swindling , the feigned ...
... moral slough . Gentlemen must not run foot - races or ride bicycle - races in open company . The unutterable cor- ruption of amateur athletics during the last few years need not be dwelt upon ; the betting and swindling , the feigned ...
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... moral sense . Both in public and in domestic life , simple and natural relations have given place to artificial connections , and we are learning how difficult it is to apply abstract principles to practi cal relations ; self - love ...
... moral sense . Both in public and in domestic life , simple and natural relations have given place to artificial connections , and we are learning how difficult it is to apply abstract principles to practi cal relations ; self - love ...
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