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... culture clash " on the hearth . The secret churning of the young boy's mind was the first preparation of the revolutionist - to - be , greatly heightening that sense of aloofness and disorientation that is the lot of many a Jewish boy ...
... culture clash " on the hearth . The secret churning of the young boy's mind was the first preparation of the revolutionist - to - be , greatly heightening that sense of aloofness and disorientation that is the lot of many a Jewish boy ...
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... cultural devotions must find their focus elsewhere . The diversity of beliefs and modes of thought and cultural affinities prevent their unification under the aegis of the state . Where then is to be found the unity of a people , of a ...
... cultural devotions must find their focus elsewhere . The diversity of beliefs and modes of thought and cultural affinities prevent their unification under the aegis of the state . Where then is to be found the unity of a people , of a ...
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... cultures , each of them a unique manifestation of the same humanity . Too often government has played havoc with human culture , clamping it with rivets of dogma or dragging it in the dust behind the chariot of power . No authoritarian ...
... cultures , each of them a unique manifestation of the same humanity . Too often government has played havoc with human culture , clamping it with rivets of dogma or dragging it in the dust behind the chariot of power . No authoritarian ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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