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Dr. Jennifer Agard Brain Challenge Puzzles: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary – Grade 7 and 8 Part 1

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English
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Ages 12 and up
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Brain Challenge: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary offers a unique, educational approach to teaching vital skills to [more]

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Thomas Carlyle History Of Friedrich Ii Of Prussia

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English
120083 Words
Ages 18 and up
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The Twelve Hercules-Labors Of This King Have Ended Here; What Was Required Of Him In World-History Is Accomplished. There Remain To Friedrich Twenty-Three Years More Of Life, Which To Prussian History Are As Full Of Importance As Ever; But Do Not Essentially Concern European History, Europe Having Gone The Road We Now See It In. On The Grand World-Theatre The Curtain Has Fallen For A New Act; Friedrich's Part, Like Everybody's For The Present, Is Played Out. In Fact, There Is, During The Rest Of His Reign, Nothing Of World-History To Be Dwelt On Anywhere. America, It Has Been Decided, Shall Be English; Prussia Be A Nation. The French, As Finis Of Their Attempt To Cut Germany In Four, Find Themselves Sunk Into Torpor, Abeyance And Dry-Rot; Fermenting Towards They Know Not What. Towards Spontaneous Combustion In The Year 1789, And For Long Years Onwards! [more]

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George Santayana The Life Of Reason Part 1 (Of 1)

Biography & Autobiography
English
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Ages 18 and up
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Whether Chaos Or Order Lay At The Beginning Of Things Is A Question Once Much Debated In The Schools But Afterward Long In Abeyance, Not So Much Because It Had Been Solved As Because One Party Had Been Silenced By Social Pressure. The Question Is Bound To Recur In An Age When Observation And Dialectic Again Freely Confront Each Other. Naturalists Look Back To Chaos Since They Observe Everything Growing From Seeds And Shifting Its Character In Regeneration. The Order Now Established In The World May Be Traced Back To A Situation In Which It Did Not Appear. Dialecticians, On The Other Hand, Refute This Presumption By Urging That Every Collocation Of Things Must Have Been Preceded By Another Collocation In Itself No Less Definite And Precise; And Further That Some Principle Of Transition Or Continuity Must Always Have Obtained, Else Successive States Would Stand In No Relation To One Another, Notably Not In The Relation Of Cause And Effect, Expressed In A Natural Law, Which Is Presupposed In This Instance. Potentialities Are Dispositions, And A Disposition Involves An Order, As Does Also The Passage From Any Specific Potentiality Into Act. Thus The World, We Are Told, Must Always Have Possessed A Structure. [more]

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