The National Review, Volume 59W.H. Allen, 1912 - English literature |
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Page 73
... whole fantastic puppet - show must disappear headlong into the bo of forgotten things . The hour has come sooner than was expected , but China still waits for the man . For those who had eyes to see and ears to hear , the Reform ovement ...
... whole fantastic puppet - show must disappear headlong into the bo of forgotten things . The hour has come sooner than was expected , but China still waits for the man . For those who had eyes to see and ears to hear , the Reform ovement ...
Page 75
... whole system , " he says , " must be based upon unity and wationalism . " Quite so ! but these are precisely the virtues which the Chinese do not possess , and which they cannot possibly acquire without long years of patient education ...
... whole system , " he says , " must be based upon unity and wationalism . " Quite so ! but these are precisely the virtues which the Chinese do not possess , and which they cannot possibly acquire without long years of patient education ...
Page 77
... Lursery " are not likely to impress the people as an improvement on the Manchu régime . " Government by the nursery , " for that is what it comes to . Assuredly the most ominous feature of the whole movement lies YOUNG CHINA 77.
... Lursery " are not likely to impress the people as an improvement on the Manchu régime . " Government by the nursery , " for that is what it comes to . Assuredly the most ominous feature of the whole movement lies YOUNG CHINA 77.
Page 101
... whole , it is not the purpose of this article to attempt a general criticism of Prof. Bergson's system . With this proviso , I shall confine myself to his attack on biological science , and especially his destructive criticism of ...
... whole , it is not the purpose of this article to attempt a general criticism of Prof. Bergson's system . With this proviso , I shall confine myself to his attack on biological science , and especially his destructive criticism of ...
Page 110
... whole syste and are always available for repair of a mutilated or amputat part . In the higher organisms this accounts for the healing wounds ; at the other end of the scale , in the extreme case , * I cannot recall a passage in which ...
... whole syste and are always available for repair of a mutilated or amputat part . In the higher organisms this accounts for the healing wounds ; at the other end of the scale , in the extreme case , * I cannot recall a passage in which ...
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