The North American Review, Volume 149O. Everett, 1889 - North American review Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... trust ? I have heard it asserted , in a similar strain , that the whole duty of a college professor is discharged and ended in the lecture - room . If these two maxims were settled principles in all our 2 THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW .
... trust ? I have heard it asserted , in a similar strain , that the whole duty of a college professor is discharged and ended in the lecture - room . If these two maxims were settled principles in all our 2 THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW .
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... whole . The most obdurate offender , when taken alone , can often be influenced by reason , but when he is arraigned in the presence of classmates , his pride is enlisted on the wrong side of the case , and the effect is almost certain ...
... whole . The most obdurate offender , when taken alone , can often be influenced by reason , but when he is arraigned in the presence of classmates , his pride is enlisted on the wrong side of the case , and the effect is almost certain ...
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... whole , a hard worker , and not too self - asserting . In these circumstances , my experience may not have been exactly the same with that of some other col- lege officers . The question , How far should a university control its stu ...
... whole , a hard worker , and not too self - asserting . In these circumstances , my experience may not have been exactly the same with that of some other col- lege officers . The question , How far should a university control its stu ...
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... whole army " of the United States . He had to create out of purely raw materials an army of which the part he proposed to employ in the Peninsula alone was 156,000 strong . The more one studies the nature of this force as it manoeuvred ...
... whole army " of the United States . He had to create out of purely raw materials an army of which the part he proposed to employ in the Peninsula alone was 156,000 strong . The more one studies the nature of this force as it manoeuvred ...
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... whole plan of campaign . Mr. Lincoln , though doubtless one of the greatest men who have ruled the United States , was entirely ignorant of war . Able and wise as he was in all matters of civil government , he failed here most ...
... whole plan of campaign . Mr. Lincoln , though doubtless one of the greatest men who have ruled the United States , was entirely ignorant of war . Able and wise as he was in all matters of civil government , he failed here most ...
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