Abraham Lincoln's Philosophy of Common Sense: An Analytical Biography of a Great Mind, 3 dalisNew York Academy of Sciences, 1965 - 1443 psl. |
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... minds . Common sense , like healthy living , is largely the art of resolving contradictory forces through working out relatively well - balanced compromises . His mind was always governed by the logical consideration of both allied and ...
... minds . Common sense , like healthy living , is largely the art of resolving contradictory forces through working out relatively well - balanced compromises . His mind was always governed by the logical consideration of both allied and ...
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... mind was more calm and reasonable , and free from worry over Republican persecutions than at any time since the death of her husband . She maintained interest in the welfare of the party and kept herself informed on President Grant's ...
... mind was more calm and reasonable , and free from worry over Republican persecutions than at any time since the death of her husband . She maintained interest in the welfare of the party and kept herself informed on President Grant's ...
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... mind . Probably few self - respecting women could have endured the misfortunes and persecutions of Mrs. Lincoln without some psychopathic reaction . Robert Lincoln found a copy of the page from Thomas Lincoln's Bible , that had been ...
... mind . Probably few self - respecting women could have endured the misfortunes and persecutions of Mrs. Lincoln without some psychopathic reaction . Robert Lincoln found a copy of the page from Thomas Lincoln's Bible , that had been ...
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Abraham Lincoln's Philosophy of Common Sense– An Analytical ..., 3 dalis Edward John Kempf Trumpų ištraukų rodinys - 1965 |
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