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His policy was primarily an educative one - to level up the masses by educative processes secular and ethical , and to divert the cultured classes from barren metaphysics into experimental research for the direct benefit of man in his ...
His policy was primarily an educative one - to level up the masses by educative processes secular and ethical , and to divert the cultured classes from barren metaphysics into experimental research for the direct benefit of man in his ...
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But this " extravagance ” was almost entirely due to the concealed expenses of helping his foster - brother Francis to print and publish his anonymous Rosicrosse books , to found his secret Ethical Society on the Continent , and to ...
But this " extravagance ” was almost entirely due to the concealed expenses of helping his foster - brother Francis to print and publish his anonymous Rosicrosse books , to found his secret Ethical Society on the Continent , and to ...
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a ultimately gave rise to the Ethical System of Symbol and Allegory which to - day encircles the World . " THE TEMPLE , » GORHAMBURY This was built by Sir Nicholas Bacon — by command of Queen Elizabeth — as a country seat .
a ultimately gave rise to the Ethical System of Symbol and Allegory which to - day encircles the World . " THE TEMPLE , » GORHAMBURY This was built by Sir Nicholas Bacon — by command of Queen Elizabeth — as a country seat .
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