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In essential agreement with this point of view even in his later years , John Stuart Mill actually considered himself “ rather below than above par " " in quickness of apprehension , retentive memory and strength of character and thus ...
In essential agreement with this point of view even in his later years , John Stuart Mill actually considered himself “ rather below than above par " " in quickness of apprehension , retentive memory and strength of character and thus ...
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As a freshman straight from high school , I heard Charles A. Beard lecture on American Government ; as a sophomore - and in 1914 - I heard Carlton Hayes lecture on European History ; as a junior I heard John Erskine talk on Shakespeare ...
As a freshman straight from high school , I heard Charles A. Beard lecture on American Government ; as a sophomore - and in 1914 - I heard Carlton Hayes lecture on European History ; as a junior I heard John Erskine talk on Shakespeare ...
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It was a year's course , meeting every Tuesday afternoon , on " The Logic of John Stuart Mill . " The seminar remains in my memory , it must be added , not simply for John Dewey or John Stuart Mill . It consisted , looking back on it ...
It was a year's course , meeting every Tuesday afternoon , on " The Logic of John Stuart Mill . " The seminar remains in my memory , it must be added , not simply for John Dewey or John Stuart Mill . It consisted , looking back on it ...
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