The Harvard Graduates' Magazine, Volumen42Harvard Graduates' Magazine Association, 1933 |
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... never meant that the human- ist could be made as the quantity production of fascists , com- munists , and Nazis is actually being made , by a suitable method of early education . He meant rather that if there were humanis- tic teachers ...
... never meant that the human- ist could be made as the quantity production of fascists , com- munists , and Nazis is actually being made , by a suitable method of early education . He meant rather that if there were humanis- tic teachers ...
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... never forgot the importance to youth of the trivial . Your letter got ahead of me : I was waiting for your book . The proof is ready ; and the book is to come out in August . Inexcusably I lost a proof that Mr. Neilson [ who with Odell ...
... never forgot the importance to youth of the trivial . Your letter got ahead of me : I was waiting for your book . The proof is ready ; and the book is to come out in August . Inexcusably I lost a proof that Mr. Neilson [ who with Odell ...
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was never profoundly perturbed because he had an unvarying faith in the glory of human kind . And why not ? His spirit in- habited a mind and heart made excellent through his own human endeavor , and he ascribed to those he knew and ...
was never profoundly perturbed because he had an unvarying faith in the glory of human kind . And why not ? His spirit in- habited a mind and heart made excellent through his own human endeavor , and he ascribed to those he knew and ...
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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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