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...me, a new outlook on history and the philosophy of destiny — the first indeed of its kind. It is intuitive and depictive through and through, written...concepts. It addresses itself solely to readers who arc capable of living themselves into the word-sounds and pictures as they read. Difficult this undoubtedly... | |
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...me, a new outlook on history and the philosophy of destiny — the first indeed of its kind. It is intuitive and depictive through and through, written...themselves into the word-sounds and pictures as they read. Difficult this undoubtedly is, particularly as our awe in face of mystery — the respect that Goethe... | |
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