Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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Page 67
... common sense . Was it snobbish of Wiseman to make a special effort to convert Newman ? Mr. Steven Runciman contributes to the jubilee addresses of the Historical Association an entertaining defence of his- torian's snobbery . Narrative ...
... common sense . Was it snobbish of Wiseman to make a special effort to convert Newman ? Mr. Steven Runciman contributes to the jubilee addresses of the Historical Association an entertaining defence of his- torian's snobbery . Narrative ...
Page 85
... common ideology , with the divided West . Is then Russia one of ' the nations who think ' . . . or , as Orwell would ... common people heard Him gladly ' . Oh , yes , the common people heard Him gladly , but not so gladly as Barabbas ...
... common ideology , with the divided West . Is then Russia one of ' the nations who think ' . . . or , as Orwell would ... common people heard Him gladly ' . Oh , yes , the common people heard Him gladly , but not so gladly as Barabbas ...
Page 98
... common sense . ' Next time we met , Basil Yates said , ' I would like to clarify what I said . My idea of guidance is that one should be con- scious throughout the day of the presence of Christ , that one should feel that He is never ...
... common sense . ' Next time we met , Basil Yates said , ' I would like to clarify what I said . My idea of guidance is that one should be con- scious throughout the day of the presence of Christ , that one should feel that He is never ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE I APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM | 9 |
THE AESTHETIC CONSCIENCE | 17 |
BACKGROUND TO CAUX | 24 |
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