The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 155Atlantic Monthly Company, 1935 |
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... become vastly freer . Those that know this to be true and realize the scientific basis for it become much more open - minded - and much more modest - because they know that they do not know , whereas those who are unwilling to depart ...
... become vastly freer . Those that know this to be true and realize the scientific basis for it become much more open - minded - and much more modest - because they know that they do not know , whereas those who are unwilling to depart ...
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... become fixed . Improving lamps meant either improving the filament or im- proving the vacuum . Whoever strives for a perfect vacuum is in for a dis- couraging struggle against Nature ; as long as the vacuum remained an essen- tial part ...
... become fixed . Improving lamps meant either improving the filament or im- proving the vacuum . Whoever strives for a perfect vacuum is in for a dis- couraging struggle against Nature ; as long as the vacuum remained an essen- tial part ...
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... become a chivalrous sentiment . Be- cause she married Prince Albert of Saxe - Coburg , who possessed all the family virtues , the royal family has become for a religious people an object of affection , and even of tenderness . Because ...
... become a chivalrous sentiment . Be- cause she married Prince Albert of Saxe - Coburg , who possessed all the family virtues , the royal family has become for a religious people an object of affection , and even of tenderness . Because ...
Contents
Conant James Bryant Free Inquiry | 32 |
Alcohol and Motors Curtis Billings | 43 |
Bowen | 48 |
Copyright | |
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