The Quarterly Review, Volume 236, Issue 468John Murray, 1921 - English literature |
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Page 14
... mind , and , on whichever side of the House it sat , contributed little but froth to the debates . One thing alone seems to stand between Australia and the rule ( when the men of 1910 have gone ) of sheer unintelligent parochialism — a ...
... mind , and , on whichever side of the House it sat , contributed little but froth to the debates . One thing alone seems to stand between Australia and the rule ( when the men of 1910 have gone ) of sheer unintelligent parochialism — a ...
Page 15
... minds , and has saved many a situation in both war and politics , resumed control . The Australian Workers ' Union , the most powerful in the Common- wealth , scathingly denounced the One Big Union ; the electors , first in New South ...
... minds , and has saved many a situation in both war and politics , resumed control . The Australian Workers ' Union , the most powerful in the Common- wealth , scathingly denounced the One Big Union ; the electors , first in New South ...
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... it . His habit of mind , his initiative , versatility , independence of thought , intolerance of unexplained discipline ( but complete acceptance of reasoned discipline ) , are theirs as 18 AUSTRALIAN LABOUR AND IDEALS.
... it . His habit of mind , his initiative , versatility , independence of thought , intolerance of unexplained discipline ( but complete acceptance of reasoned discipline ) , are theirs as 18 AUSTRALIAN LABOUR AND IDEALS.
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... minds ' ( II , p . 301 ) . But for the most part they honestly did not understand him . How could they understand a philosophy that went abroad among the people clothed in racy English , and did not wrap itself up in sesquipedalian ...
... minds ' ( II , p . 301 ) . But for the most part they honestly did not understand him . How could they understand a philosophy that went abroad among the people clothed in racy English , and did not wrap itself up in sesquipedalian ...
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... mind , which entirely demolishes the cogency of materialism . He defended himself by declaring that ' the difficulty always with Prof. James was to determine technically what he meant by his language on a crucial point . As a popular ...
... mind , which entirely demolishes the cogency of materialism . He defended himself by declaring that ' the difficulty always with Prof. James was to determine technically what he meant by his language on a crucial point . As a popular ...
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