Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... idea , or essential principle of the national existence . This principle or idea is the national soul ; and when lost , either in seeking to retain what has been , or in gaining what is not , the nation is dead , as dead as the human ...
... idea , or essential principle of the national existence . This principle or idea is the national soul ; and when lost , either in seeking to retain what has been , or in gaining what is not , the nation is dead , as dead as the human ...
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... idea , and therefore to become despotic ; for all simple forms , that is , governments founded on one idea , whichever of the two ideas it may be , are real despotisms . Mr. Calhoun clearly saw and illus- trated this , but he saw no way ...
... idea , and therefore to become despotic ; for all simple forms , that is , governments founded on one idea , whichever of the two ideas it may be , are real despotisms . Mr. Calhoun clearly saw and illus- trated this , but he saw no way ...
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... Idea or the Ideal . As ideas are contained in the divine mind , and as what is contained in the divine mind is God , or as St. Thomas says , " idea in mente divina nihil aliud est quam essentia Dei , " the Idea or Ideal is and must be ...
... Idea or the Ideal . As ideas are contained in the divine mind , and as what is contained in the divine mind is God , or as St. Thomas says , " idea in mente divina nihil aliud est quam essentia Dei , " the Idea or Ideal is and must be ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
Nerodoma skirsnių: 22
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