Gateway to the Great Books: Man and societyRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1963 - 765페이지 Complements Great Books of the Western World; includes only short works and excerpts from longer works. |
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... become more mysterious to me and more majestic , and this increases my sense of freedom in speaking to you . To the understanding of such days and events this additional narrative becomes necessary , like a real figure . . to walk ...
... become more mysterious to me and more majestic , and this increases my sense of freedom in speaking to you . To the understanding of such days and events this additional narrative becomes necessary , like a real figure . . to walk ...
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... become useful , and the poor become rich ; but by riches I do not mean gold and silver , we have but little of those metals ; I mean a better sort of wealth , cleared lands , cattle , good houses , good clothes , and an increase of ...
... become useful , and the poor become rich ; but by riches I do not mean gold and silver , we have but little of those metals ; I mean a better sort of wealth , cleared lands , cattle , good houses , good clothes , and an increase of ...
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... become as it were con- temporaneous . A man almost always knows his forefathers , and respects them : he thinks he ... become indifferent and as strangers to one another . Aristocracy had made a chain of all the members of the community ...
... become as it were con- temporaneous . A man almost always knows his forefathers , and respects them : he thinks he ... become indifferent and as strangers to one another . Aristocracy had made a chain of all the members of the community ...
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Agricola American aristocracy army ARTICLE Assembly authority believe Bixby boat called Carduchi cause character Chirisophus citizens civilization common Constitution Cromwell Declaration democracy democratic Domitian enemy England equal Europe exercise eyes fact father feel force France freedom French French Revolution friends give Greek hand heart Hecataeus Herodotus historian hoplites human hundred idea Indians individual influence interest King land less liberty live look Lytton Strachey manner means Members ment miles mind moral natural never night officers opinion party passions peace peltasts Persian Persian War persons pilot pilothouse political principles Puritans religion Republican respect Revolution river Security Council seemed slavery slaves social society soldiers speak Tacitus things Thoreau thought thousand Thucydides tion Tiribazus true truth Union United Nations universal suffrage Virginia whole words Xenophon