The Borzoi College ReaderCharles Muscatine, Marlene Griffith |
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... blood . Although these are far from counterbalancing the defects they have brought in their train , yet they are sometimes to be commended . Artistic genius , which is equally foreign to each of the three great types , arose only after ...
... blood . Although these are far from counterbalancing the defects they have brought in their train , yet they are sometimes to be commended . Artistic genius , which is equally foreign to each of the three great types , arose only after ...
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... blood groups to elucidate the nature of the races of which mankind is composed may seem a questionable procedure . To distinguish races , should one use , rather , traits like the skin pigmentation in place of the blood types ? Some blood ...
... blood groups to elucidate the nature of the races of which mankind is composed may seem a questionable procedure . To distinguish races , should one use , rather , traits like the skin pigmentation in place of the blood types ? Some blood ...
Contents
THE NECESSITY FOR THINKING | 3 |
John Henry Newman | 43 |
THE RIGHT USE OF LANGUAGE | 57 |
Copyright | |
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