Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, 119–120 tomaiScribner & Company, 1929 |
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... material achieve- ment . The final test of any society lies in its non - material culture , in its beauty , art , morality and its appeal to the heart of mankind . It is here that the British Labor Movement makes its greatest challenge ...
... material achieve- ment . The final test of any society lies in its non - material culture , in its beauty , art , morality and its appeal to the heart of mankind . It is here that the British Labor Movement makes its greatest challenge ...
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... material with which the legal scientist must deal is infinitely easier of approach than the material of the medical scientist . The law is man - made ; its traps and puzzles , therefore , are man - made , and its deepest mysteries are ...
... material with which the legal scientist must deal is infinitely easier of approach than the material of the medical scientist . The law is man - made ; its traps and puzzles , therefore , are man - made , and its deepest mysteries are ...
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... material concerning Franklin and his period ( for instance , M. Faÿ was lucky enough to discover between six hundred and nine hun- dred unpublished letters throwing new light on the Doctor's life ) and the consequent illumination of ...
... material concerning Franklin and his period ( for instance , M. Faÿ was lucky enough to discover between six hundred and nine hun- dred unpublished letters throwing new light on the Doctor's life ) and the consequent illumination of ...
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