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... scholars , jealously alive to even the smallest minutiae of scholarship , who find it hard to bring any task to a conclusion . But the work he did publish was in consequence of the highest quality ; and he rendered great service to the ...
... scholars , jealously alive to even the smallest minutiae of scholarship , who find it hard to bring any task to a conclusion . But the work he did publish was in consequence of the highest quality ; and he rendered great service to the ...
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... scholars who did not work in universities and were not concerned with teaching . There was , as we know , a change ... scholar possesses in such large measure , must be bought , like everything else , at a certain price . The price is ...
... scholars who did not work in universities and were not concerned with teaching . There was , as we know , a change ... scholar possesses in such large measure , must be bought , like everything else , at a certain price . The price is ...
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... scholars who regained for all history — and not merely for short periods of it — a place among the Muses , I implied that they did so ultimately because they set a high value upon the dignity of man . I repeat this term deliberately ...
... scholars who regained for all history — and not merely for short periods of it — a place among the Muses , I implied that they did so ultimately because they set a high value upon the dignity of man . I repeat this term deliberately ...
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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