Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 115Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1927 - American literature |
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... forces have their greatest opportuni- ties . If the home supplies the lesson to love and honor the truth , the habit ... forces , -the home , the school , the church and the business community , —can do more to lessen perjury than all ...
... forces have their greatest opportuni- ties . If the home supplies the lesson to love and honor the truth , the habit ... forces , -the home , the school , the church and the business community , —can do more to lessen perjury than all ...
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... forces of the community , and the ethical forces of bench , bar and government , must gird themselves adequately to meet the danger . These ends can best be served by an authoritative and thorough study of causes and of remedies . An ...
... forces of the community , and the ethical forces of bench , bar and government , must gird themselves adequately to meet the danger . These ends can best be served by an authoritative and thorough study of causes and of remedies . An ...
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... force operating on the Northwest frontier of that peninsula . In the following year he served again with a similar force , on each occasion distinguishing himself by his contempt of danger . But these were little wars , and Churchill ...
... force operating on the Northwest frontier of that peninsula . In the following year he served again with a similar force , on each occasion distinguishing himself by his contempt of danger . But these were little wars , and Churchill ...
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... force the House of Lords into a constitutional struggle with the Commons . The Lords fell an easy prey , and as a result , England was convulsed with a carefully staged war between the " forces of privilege " and " the will of the ...
... force the House of Lords into a constitutional struggle with the Commons . The Lords fell an easy prey , and as a result , England was convulsed with a carefully staged war between the " forces of privilege " and " the will of the ...
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... force to be landed on the Baltic shores of Ger- many . But the plan was dangerous . If the German island could not be seized and , if seized , held , all must end in disaster , for the British fleet , strong as it was , could not afford ...
... force to be landed on the Baltic shores of Ger- many . But the plan was dangerous . If the German island could not be seized and , if seized , held , all must end in disaster , for the British fleet , strong as it was , could not afford ...
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