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... reason it honours the soldier is , because he holds his life at the service of the State . Reckless he may be- fond of pleasure or of adventure - all kinds of bye - motives and mean impulses may have determined THE ROOTS OF HONOUR . 25.
... reason it honours the soldier is , because he holds his life at the service of the State . Reckless he may be- fond of pleasure or of adventure - all kinds of bye - motives and mean impulses may have determined THE ROOTS OF HONOUR . 25.
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... reason must lie deeper than in the measurement of their several powers of mind . And the essential reason for such preference will be found to lie in the fact that the mer- chant is presumed to act always selfishly . His work may be ...
... reason must lie deeper than in the measurement of their several powers of mind . And the essential reason for such preference will be found to lie in the fact that the mer- chant is presumed to act always selfishly . His work may be ...
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... reason in a man's being poor , that if he give me a pound of bread to - day , I should return him less than a pound of bread to - morrow ; or any equitable reason in a man's being uneducated , that if he uses a certain quantity of skill ...
... reason in a man's being poor , that if he give me a pound of bread to - day , I should return him less than a pound of bread to - morrow ; or any equitable reason in a man's being uneducated , that if he uses a certain quantity of skill ...
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ESSAY PAGE | 1 |
THE VEINS OF WEALTH | 38 |
QUI JUDICATIS TERRAM | 67 |
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