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The whole of a caste nation is more various than the whole of a non - caste nation , but each caste itself is more monotonous than anything is , or can be , in a non - caste nation . Gradually a habit of action and type of mind forces ...
The whole of a caste nation is more various than the whole of a non - caste nation , but each caste itself is more monotonous than anything is , or can be , in a non - caste nation . Gradually a habit of action and type of mind forces ...
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we shall find , I think , that the plainer and agreed - on superiorities of the Englishmen are these : first , that they have a greater command over the powers of nature upon the whole . Though they may fall short of individual ...
we shall find , I think , that the plainer and agreed - on superiorities of the Englishmen are these : first , that they have a greater command over the powers of nature upon the whole . Though they may fall short of individual ...
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a But it does not remove the whole . If in each district the school boards are to choose the religion of the school , in different districtsperhaps in closely adjacent districts — the most opposite religions may be taught .
a But it does not remove the whole . If in each district the school boards are to choose the religion of the school , in different districtsperhaps in closely adjacent districts — the most opposite religions may be taught .
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