Nineteenth Century and After: A Monthly Review, Volum 172Nineteenth Century and After Limited., 1963 |
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Pàgina 19
... interest , capacity or tendency by another ? The progress of the human mind , when considered genetically , is seen to consist , not - as is commonly thought – merely of a number of accretions , added from without , but of the following ...
... interest , capacity or tendency by another ? The progress of the human mind , when considered genetically , is seen to consist , not - as is commonly thought – merely of a number of accretions , added from without , but of the following ...
Pàgina 83
... interest in lunch - hour debates and discussions on current affairs , which are usually packed to overflowing . . . . Specific mention of class and social institutions probably comes first in economic history at O - level . They are ...
... interest in lunch - hour debates and discussions on current affairs , which are usually packed to overflowing . . . . Specific mention of class and social institutions probably comes first in economic history at O - level . They are ...
Pàgina 138
... interest whatsoever . He can have no interest in small girls because they cannot climb trees with any reasonable efficiency and cannot fight well enough to demand attention . Torn trousers , ergo , are of little consequence . To another ...
... interest whatsoever . He can have no interest in small girls because they cannot climb trees with any reasonable efficiency and cannot fight well enough to demand attention . Torn trousers , ergo , are of little consequence . To another ...
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