American Heritage: An Anthology and Interpertive Survey of Our LiteratureLeon Howard |
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... human nature , and human life ; that it is not generally extended to physical science ; that mind , not matter , is regarded as its main subject and sphere . But the worlds of matter and mind are too intimately connected to admit of ...
... human nature , and human life ; that it is not generally extended to physical science ; that mind , not matter , is regarded as its main subject and sphere . But the worlds of matter and mind are too intimately connected to admit of ...
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... human nature is too stubborn to yield to this narrow utility . It is interesting to observe how the very mechanical arts , which are especially designed to minister to the necessities and comforts of life , are perpetually passing these ...
... human nature is too stubborn to yield to this narrow utility . It is interesting to observe how the very mechanical arts , which are especially designed to minister to the necessities and comforts of life , are perpetually passing these ...
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... humanity , that he holds himself in respect . The institutions of the old world all tend to throw obscurity over what we most need to know , and that is , the worth and claims of a human being . We know that great improvements in this ...
... humanity , that he holds himself in respect . The institutions of the old world all tend to throw obscurity over what we most need to know , and that is , the worth and claims of a human being . We know that great improvements in this ...
Contents
PART ONE THE WESTWARD COURSE OF EMPIRE | 1 |
Puritan Ideals | 19 |
RICHARD MATHER | 47 |
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