The Harvard Graduates' Magazine, Volumen42Harvard Graduates' Magazine Association, 1933 |
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... living on the high plane generally ap- proved by wise men , a Rousseau , a Shelley , even a Wordsworth meant by the same phrase living by their individual impulses . Such doctrine was poisonous to those to whom all impulse was sacred ...
... living on the high plane generally ap- proved by wise men , a Rousseau , a Shelley , even a Wordsworth meant by the same phrase living by their individual impulses . Such doctrine was poisonous to those to whom all impulse was sacred ...
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... living Yankee nation , and they did not labor in vain who built it . Its loveliness is inseparable from that belief . It stands beside an avenue crawling with automobiles and noisy with the cars of a bankrupt trolley line . The trains ...
... living Yankee nation , and they did not labor in vain who built it . Its loveliness is inseparable from that belief . It stands beside an avenue crawling with automobiles and noisy with the cars of a bankrupt trolley line . The trains ...
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... living as vassals of the su- perintendent in villages built to order . Somehow or other the vision of a nation with a large proportion of its citizens living upon the land and clinging to it on small farms as in France , seems much more ...
... living as vassals of the su- perintendent in villages built to order . Somehow or other the vision of a nation with a large proportion of its citizens living upon the land and clinging to it on small farms as in France , seems much more ...
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HARVARD SEALS AND ARMS Samuel Eliot Morison | 16 |
HARVARD AND THE SMALL COLLEGE Harold A Larrabee | 27 |
MADAME Geneva Edward B Hall | 34 |
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