Melville as LecturerHarvard University Press, 1957 - 202 sider |
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Side 65
... civilization . . . is found productive to the civilizers , destructive to the civilizees . It is said to be compensa- tion - a very philosophical word ; but it appears to be very much on the principle of the old game , ' You lose , I ...
... civilization . . . is found productive to the civilizers , destructive to the civilizees . It is said to be compensa- tion - a very philosophical word ; but it appears to be very much on the principle of the old game , ' You lose , I ...
Side 66
... civilization and its supposed " daily progress " toward " intellectual and moral per- fection . " In " Statues in Rome " he had developed the contrast between the art of the ancient world and the invention of the modern ; " The South ...
... civilization and its supposed " daily progress " toward " intellectual and moral per- fection . " In " Statues in Rome " he had developed the contrast between the art of the ancient world and the invention of the modern ; " The South ...
Side 74
... civilization and annexation . Really we have much to learn , and how shall we ever digest the ponderous philosophy , how shall we obtain the primeval purity , or how shall we scan the Cleopatran hieroglyphics of our New Zealander ...
... civilization and annexation . Really we have much to learn , and how shall we ever digest the ponderous philosophy , how shall we obtain the primeval purity , or how shall we scan the Cleopatran hieroglyphics of our New Zealander ...
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