 | 1919 - 868 pagine
...minds by danger and horror and waste and splendid bravery." Now that the war is over, he continues, " let us open our minds and allow no left-over scruples...the truth born of devotion to one's fellow man." The sentiment is admirable, and yet one must confess oneself somewhat puzzled as to Professor Canby 's... | |
 | Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge - 1919 - 898 pagine
...minds by danger and horror and waste and splendid bravery." Now that the war is over, he continues, " let us open our minds and allow no left-over scruples...the truth born of devotion to one's fellow man." The sentiment is admirable, and yet one must confess oneself somewhat puzzled as to Professor Canby's intention... | |
| |
the War is over. Let us open our minds and allow no leftover scruples of anxious patriotism to suppress the best of all patriotism, which is the truth born of devotion to one's fellow man. 