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... fact is the only true originality , for it draws its strength from the origin and end of all things . It is the only road upon which ' All joy is young and new all art . ' The others necessarily end in defeatism , bitterness , and ...
... fact is the only true originality , for it draws its strength from the origin and end of all things . It is the only road upon which ' All joy is young and new all art . ' The others necessarily end in defeatism , bitterness , and ...
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... fact or idea ; and fact or idea may in turn partake of pure literature ' through the beauty of the medium , or through an intensity of ex- perience generated by the thought . Otherwise , he adds , applied literature . ' 6 the literature ...
... fact or idea ; and fact or idea may in turn partake of pure literature ' through the beauty of the medium , or through an intensity of ex- perience generated by the thought . Otherwise , he adds , applied literature . ' 6 the literature ...
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... fact was given no alternative but to agree to the one candidate presented to him ( Mr Scullin was reported to have offered the appointment to Sir Isaac before leaving Australia ) . The point . . . is not what estimate may be made of Sir ...
... fact was given no alternative but to agree to the one candidate presented to him ( Mr Scullin was reported to have offered the appointment to Sir Isaac before leaving Australia ) . The point . . . is not what estimate may be made of Sir ...
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THE THIRD MARQUESS OF SALISBURY AS EMPIRE | 14 |
BRITISH CHURCHES AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS RELA | 28 |
The Centrality of Chesterton | 43 |
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