The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 7Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... reason as far as we are trained , they had no ' stuff ' . Even , therefore , if their passions were not absolutely stronger than ours , relatively they were stronger , for their reason was weaker than our reason . Again , it is certain ...
... reason as far as we are trained , they had no ' stuff ' . Even , therefore , if their passions were not absolutely stronger than ours , relatively they were stronger , for their reason was weaker than our reason . Again , it is certain ...
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... reason to imagine that the prehistoric man — at least the sort of prehistoric man I am treating of , the man some few thousand years before history began , and not at all , at least not necessarily , the primitive man — was identical ...
... reason to imagine that the prehistoric man — at least the sort of prehistoric man I am treating of , the man some few thousand years before history began , and not at all , at least not necessarily , the primitive man — was identical ...
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... reason , but without blind instinct , beats a race with that instinct but without that reason ; in the second , a race with reason and high moral feeling beats a race with reason but without high moral feeling . And the two are palpably ...
... reason , but without blind instinct , beats a race with that instinct but without that reason ; in the second , a race with reason and high moral feeling beats a race with reason but without high moral feeling . And the two are palpably ...
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