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... possible to apply to the historical investigation of the immediate past nearly all the methods which have been elaborated for the study of the remoter past . Here , in fact , is one of the reasons for my own perplexity . The historian ...
... possible to apply to the historical investigation of the immediate past nearly all the methods which have been elaborated for the study of the remoter past . Here , in fact , is one of the reasons for my own perplexity . The historian ...
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... possible to segregate all such evidence of personal responsibility . The evidence is scattered about the departmental archives , and , one might say , permeates the ' high- level ' material . A casual observer may not always notice it ...
... possible to segregate all such evidence of personal responsibility . The evidence is scattered about the departmental archives , and , one might say , permeates the ' high- level ' material . A casual observer may not always notice it ...
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... possible ; Tennyson seems not to have realized that it would be strange if the human mind were not confronted with ... possible to stand today where Tennyson stood ; and we see that this is so . But it is possible to go back to ...
... possible ; Tennyson seems not to have realized that it would be strange if the human mind were not confronted with ... possible to stand today where Tennyson stood ; and we see that this is so . But it is possible to go back to ...
Contents
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir H I Bell | 15 |
ALESSANDRO MANZONI Italian Lecture By A P dEntrèves | 23 |
MORAL PRINCIPLES AND INDUCTIVE POLICIES Philosophical | 51 |
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