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... things in common in the past and the wish to accomplish them in the future . ' Renan , in other words , saw the unity of common achievements as an essential element of nationalism , and it matters little from this point of view whether ...
... things in common in the past and the wish to accomplish them in the future . ' Renan , in other words , saw the unity of common achievements as an essential element of nationalism , and it matters little from this point of view whether ...
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... Thing lies the Secondary Cause of All Things , with the Germ of their Inevitable Annihilation . ' God has willed the pri- mordial particle in its absolute simplicity , and from this particle is irradiated spherically in all directions ...
... Thing lies the Secondary Cause of All Things , with the Germ of their Inevitable Annihilation . ' God has willed the pri- mordial particle in its absolute simplicity , and from this particle is irradiated spherically in all directions ...
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... things : we may bring in a new one . God will decide that . His voice has gone forth clearly bidding us come forward to fight against the present state of things ; to call men to repentance first of all , but then also , as it seems to ...
... things : we may bring in a new one . God will decide that . His voice has gone forth clearly bidding us come forward to fight against the present state of things ; to call men to repentance first of all , but then also , as it seems to ...
Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
THE STORY OF A GERMAN | 7 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
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