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Page 49
... human nature , though it invests the human being , as man and as citizen , with rights that imply the value and the in- tegrity of his personality . It is not any particular brand of opinion , concerning the economic order of a society ...
... human nature , though it invests the human being , as man and as citizen , with rights that imply the value and the in- tegrity of his personality . It is not any particular brand of opinion , concerning the economic order of a society ...
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... human beings and the free development of community life . They all , in various degrees , subordinate or distort or suppress the creative spirit in man , the cultural spontaneity that expresses itself in free thought , in art , in ...
... human beings and the free development of community life . They all , in various degrees , subordinate or distort or suppress the creative spirit in man , the cultural spontaneity that expresses itself in free thought , in art , in ...
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... humanity is a faith in the capacities of the human being , as he is given the opportunity and the equip- ment to realize himself . It is a belief in the worth of the human personality . It finds here the key to all values THE TRUE ANSWER ...
... humanity is a faith in the capacities of the human being , as he is given the opportunity and the equip- ment to realize himself . It is a belief in the worth of the human personality . It finds here the key to all values THE TRUE ANSWER ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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