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Page 172
... important matters , conditioned and controlled by a vast background of what is merely taken for granted . If in this background there is anything which is incapable , from any point of view , of being apprehended as an alterna- tive ...
... important matters , conditioned and controlled by a vast background of what is merely taken for granted . If in this background there is anything which is incapable , from any point of view , of being apprehended as an alterna- tive ...
Page 212
... important differences . In drawing exactly the opposite conclusion from this grant , Miss Bateson seems unconsciously to have let the wish be father to the thought . It is not very safe to ascribe Verneuil customs to Breteuil unless ...
... important differences . In drawing exactly the opposite conclusion from this grant , Miss Bateson seems unconsciously to have let the wish be father to the thought . It is not very safe to ascribe Verneuil customs to Breteuil unless ...
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... importance at the Dardanelles , flanking our trade route in the Mediterranean , a route important long before the Suez Canal increased its value . Within the Black Sea there lay a power , Russia , the possessor of a navy , to which ...
... importance at the Dardanelles , flanking our trade route in the Mediterranean , a route important long before the Suez Canal increased its value . Within the Black Sea there lay a power , Russia , the possessor of a navy , to which ...
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