The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 211A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 95
... nature , when nature is controlled by reason , that we can find the clue to Molière's philosophy . It is this regard for what is natural which urges him on to expose pretension and affectation and hypocrisy . It explains his attack on ...
... nature , when nature is controlled by reason , that we can find the clue to Molière's philosophy . It is this regard for what is natural which urges him on to expose pretension and affectation and hypocrisy . It explains his attack on ...
Page 161
... Nature is so strong and the call to human flesh of encircling earth so eloquent , it is easy to appreciate the alluring power of the old natural forms of faith . Man has always taken refuge in Nature before he learnt to take refuge in ...
... Nature is so strong and the call to human flesh of encircling earth so eloquent , it is easy to appreciate the alluring power of the old natural forms of faith . Man has always taken refuge in Nature before he learnt to take refuge in ...
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... Nature's Egypt , and the Egypt he reads of , which , in its various manifestations of art , literature , and science and so on , we think of as man's Egypt . Man's Egypt persists in mimicking Nature's , and in the mechanical routine ...
... Nature's Egypt , and the Egypt he reads of , which , in its various manifestations of art , literature , and science and so on , we think of as man's Egypt . Man's Egypt persists in mimicking Nature's , and in the mechanical routine ...
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1 Industrial Efficiency A comparative study | 1 |
Golden Age By E L S Horsburgh B | 35 |
Holland Sweden Denmark | 62 |
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