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Page 114
... seems to me to be poverty and hard times . I am not thinking of the abstract academic socialism of Karl Marx , or of our own intelligentsia ; this no longer seems to me to have much practical interest or importance . I have in mind the ...
... seems to me to be poverty and hard times . I am not thinking of the abstract academic socialism of Karl Marx , or of our own intelligentsia ; this no longer seems to me to have much practical interest or importance . I have in mind the ...
Page 228
... seems to me that the writers who are loudest in proclaim- ing their veneration of truth are most often simply vociferous admirers of their own pet fallacies . As for me , while given to an equal esteem of truth , I freely confess that I ...
... seems to me that the writers who are loudest in proclaim- ing their veneration of truth are most often simply vociferous admirers of their own pet fallacies . As for me , while given to an equal esteem of truth , I freely confess that I ...
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... seems to halt . Or I may cull this gem from the New York Medical Journal , in an article on gout : " Uric acid is tottering upon its throne . Democracy is advancing in medical theory as well as in polit- ical practice . " Well , it is ...
... seems to halt . Or I may cull this gem from the New York Medical Journal , in an article on gout : " Uric acid is tottering upon its throne . Democracy is advancing in medical theory as well as in polit- ical practice . " Well , it is ...
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