The Works of Matthew Arnold in Fifteen Volumes, Volume 11AMS Press, 1970 |
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Page 110
... knowledge ; then to act firmly and manfully on that knowledge , -which is virtue ; this is the native , the indestructible impulse of the spirit of man . All the high- flown commonplaces about the power of know- ledge , and about the ...
... knowledge ; then to act firmly and manfully on that knowledge , -which is virtue ; this is the native , the indestructible impulse of the spirit of man . All the high- flown commonplaces about the power of know- ledge , and about the ...
Page 162
... knowledge at all ; any more than the achieve- ment of primitive man in providing himself with his simple working tools is a satisfying of the human need for intellect and knowledge . For the need of beauty Liberal statesmen do nothing ...
... knowledge at all ; any more than the achieve- ment of primitive man in providing himself with his simple working tools is a satisfying of the human need for intellect and knowledge . For the need of beauty Liberal statesmen do nothing ...
Page 416
... knowledge I get may be the knowledge which is worth having ! ' - the spirit of that prayer ought to rule our education . How little it does rule it , every discerning man will ac- knowledge . Life is short , and our faculties of ...
... knowledge I get may be the knowledge which is worth having ! ' - the spirit of that prayer ought to rule our education . How little it does rule it , every discerning man will ac- knowledge . Life is short , and our faculties of ...
Contents
THE INCOMPATIBLES I | 1 |
AN UNREGARDED IRISH GRIEVANCE | 79 |
ECCE CONVERTIMUR AD GENTES | 104 |
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