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Page 99
His was a natural taste and a natural nobility of style , which more rigid education might have tarnished . He had the individuality of the frontier but the picture of the frontier as totally individualistic is false .
His was a natural taste and a natural nobility of style , which more rigid education might have tarnished . He had the individuality of the frontier but the picture of the frontier as totally individualistic is false .
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Our refusal to follow this natural instinct of man is tanta- mount to putting back the clock of progress . It is also clear that the ideal of the Middle Ages was limited and defective in its rigidity .
Our refusal to follow this natural instinct of man is tanta- mount to putting back the clock of progress . It is also clear that the ideal of the Middle Ages was limited and defective in its rigidity .
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As the economy prospered and capital became more abundant , a natural transition was made to the development of more capital - and technology - intensive industry . It should also be noted that the strategies and policies described ...
As the economy prospered and capital became more abundant , a natural transition was made to the development of more capital - and technology - intensive industry . It should also be noted that the strategies and policies described ...
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| Title | Sino-American Relations, Volume 21 |
| Contributors | Zhongguo wen hua xue yuan. Institute of Sino-American relations, Zhongguo wen hua da xue, Zhonghua xue shu yuan |
| Publisher | Institute of Sino-American Relations, College of Chinese Culture, 1995 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Jul 2007 |
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