The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 155Atlantic Monthly Company, 1935 |
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Page 10
... means to greater freedom and range in ex- pression . It used to be that , in making a great crescendo , the possibility of ascending to the mountain height of sonority was limited by the coördination of the mind , the nervous system ...
... means to greater freedom and range in ex- pression . It used to be that , in making a great crescendo , the possibility of ascending to the mountain height of sonority was limited by the coördination of the mind , the nervous system ...
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... means to provide justice , to promote progress , to ensure both security and prosperity . It was designed to take the place of war , which was demonstrably a stupid , wasteful , terrible means for accomplishing these ends . War ...
... means to provide justice , to promote progress , to ensure both security and prosperity . It was designed to take the place of war , which was demonstrably a stupid , wasteful , terrible means for accomplishing these ends . War ...
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... means than an end mankind is merely the experimental material . ' The end he proposes is the greatness of exceptional individuals : " The object is to attain that enormous energy of greatness which can model the • man of the future by means ...
... means than an end mankind is merely the experimental material . ' The end he proposes is the greatness of exceptional individuals : " The object is to attain that enormous energy of greatness which can model the • man of the future by means ...
Contents
Conant James Bryant Free Inquiry | 32 |
Alcohol and Motors Curtis Billings | 43 |
Bowen | 48 |
Copyright | |
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