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... the Organic Universe and Organic Life. 3: The origins of modern humans going back 25 million years. 4: Human Psycho-biology. 5: The beginnings of civilization. 6: The effect of civilization upon humans. 7: Death, the existence of evil and its effect on humans. Offered as a free E-book at: http://thepathofsplitness.com/ ...

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...ho-biologic Totality. Chapter 5: Modern Humans: Pgs 267-299 The Transition from Hunter-gatherers to Settlements Chapter 6: Civilization Pgs 300-704 A: The Beginnings of Civilization Pgs 705-1474 B: The Effect of Civilization on Humans Pgs 1475-1868 Chapter 7: Entities and the Alternative ...

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...rs to Settlements Chapter 6: Civilization Pgs 300-703 A: The Beginnings of Civil... ...: The Beginnings of Civilization Pgs 704-1469 B: The Effect of Civilization on Humans Pgs 1470-1868 Chapter 7: ... ... The Geometric Structure of Self-Awareness Pg 163 The Geometric Structure of Civilization Pg 163 Balanced and Imbalanced Awareness Ph 164 The Re... ...dimension, they became what Science calls the waves and troughs, or peaks and valleys of radiating 3-dimensional energy. The small blip in the ... ... if a razor had cut the living belly of the Earth underneath it; and the Rift Valley opened up like a gaping bleeding wound. We are children of that... ...ut at the end of ate. The end of eating becomes ate. Ate is hate. The Rift valley is only 5 million years old, but the slit happened from the ins... ...aw attention… status, fame, stardom. Raw data… all Science, all information industries, all media… It would have no choice but to conclude that li... ...ll locations… In the Tigris Valley, the Chin Valley, the Nile valley and the Indus Valley: a few nomadic ancestors stopped traveling, and settled do... ...ligious Republicanism. As a result of this: England became a land of cottage-industry peasants: far better off than they had ever been before. Thi...

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...rth. Reciting astonishing incidents and perilous undertakings among wild beasts and savage people in heroic efforts for a reclamation of all lands to civilization, and recording a description of the riot of murder, pillage and inhumanity which characterized the pirates, marooners and buccaneers who ravaged the spanish main and for centuries bid defiance to the armed fleets...

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...ropeans to the Wild Races of the World; FOLLOWING THE FOOTSTEPS OF ADVANCING CIVILIZATION FROM THE CAVES OF BARBARISM AND THE CRUDE CORACLE TO THE... ...BEASTS AND SAVAGE PEOPLE IN HEROIC EFFORTS FOR A RECLAMATION OF ALL LANDS TO CIVILIZATION, AND RECORDING A DESCRIPTION OF THE RIOT OF MURDER, PILLA... ...te -- His offer to become a vassal to Charles V -- Cities of the great Mexican Valley -- A scene of bewildering splendor -- How Cortez was received by... ...erpetuation of honors won by heroes of discovery who have planted the cross of civilization among all the wild tribes of the world. To this end, and t... ...? And may we not also infer from the united evidences of lofty mountains, deep valleys, high tablelands, islands of the deep, active volcanoes and all... ..., Queen Semiramis made an expedition into India, and in the mouth of the river Indus gave battle to king Spabrobates and destroyed a thousand of his s... ...rous youths of his country. Marco relates that this sovereign had "in a lovely valley, betwixt two mountains which were very high and inaccessible, ca... ...f his companions, and a man whom he vouched for as being endowed with singular industry, intelligence and honesty. This Turk, after telling him of the... ...at in the country there were twelve thousand cities, all inhabited by rich and industrious people, in each of which a large garrison was maintained, i...

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...wledge, time after time InfoTech upset the balance of power within major civilizations. BRAD BRADFORD Foreword and Epilogue By Michael S. Hart... ...owledge upset the balance of power and spawned revolutionary changes in civilization after civilization.‖ —Brad Bradford Preface Way back in ... ...oved on to evolutions and revolutions that upset the power balance in one civilization after another. • Pioneer leaders of today‘s ongoing informati... ...‘s secret enabled China to substitute paper for silk. That freed its silk industry to increase profits from the silk trade by concentrating on produc... ... this period. The resulting unstable environment for trade, business, and industry destabilized the rest of civilization as well. All education d... ... In the next thirty years, Mongol armies would overrun everything from the Indus River to the Danube and from the Pacific Ocean to the Mediterranean.... ...One Gazette printer immediately enrolled in a computer course at Kalamazoo Valley Community College. There, he digitalized his printer skills so quic...

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...wledge, time after time InfoTech upset the balance of power within major civilizations. BRAD BRADFORD Foreword and Epilogue by Michael S. ... ...owledge upset the balance of power and spawned revolutionary changes in civilization after civilization. —brad bradford Preface Way back in t... ...oved on to evolutions and revolutions that upset the power balance in one civilization after another. • Pioneer leaders of today‘s ongoing informati... ...‘s secret enabled China to substitute paper for silk. That freed its silk industry to increase profits from the silk trade by concentrating on produc... ... this period. The resulting unstable environment for trade, business, and industry destabilized the rest of civilization as well. All education dec... ... In the next thirty years, Mongol armies would overrun everything from the Indus River to the Danube and from the Pacific Ocean to the Mediterranean.... ...One Gazette printer immediately enrolled in a computer course at Kalamazoo Valley Community College. There, he digitalized his printer skills so quic...

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... both mind and matter are equally important. So the greatest minds of our civilization cannot agree on a starting point for our thinking. ―... ...ergy but they want the West to make the adjustments, after all it was the industrial revolution in the West that created the problem, so why should C... ...will be discussing how to get what you want with Dr. Singh when you visit Indus.‖ ---―That‘s right Wanda, but first we have to find out what w... ...s, Christians, Jews, gambling interests, retired people, teachers, labor, industry. There is often a huge gap between how well the various self-cent... ...n certain concepts, such as: the speed of light, the existence of ancient civilizations, the existence of neurotransmitters, how psychoactive drugs w... ...The Sphinx and the tombs of the pharaohs give us evidence of the Egyptian civilization. The 8,000 terracotta warriors buried in front of the grave o... ...t the Taliban in Afghanistan blowing up the Buddha statues in the Bamiyan Valley?‘ --―Then you have the Muslims conquering Spain and turning m... ...at does dignity mean?, democratic?, image of God?, even Jewish? We have a valley full of semantic variants waiting to be written into pious pronounce... ...orno film capital of the world is in my neighborhood, in the San Fernando Valley just north of LA. A friend of mine rents his house out for porno fli...

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...est a))prociatnd was " Hail to North Ad ! " No wonder, for oven the Hoosao Valley had to run an ex- tra car. Mud and Glory When the parade roaohod the... ...Plattsburg. N. Y., going thence Tweedle (Williams '10) was down the Hudson valley to New amusing but too ecclesiastical and unnecessarily affected. Th... ...k Hill Gun oinb at Pittsfiold on Satur- day. Nov. 3. The fifth Connecticut Valley Student Mission Conference will be hold on Oct. 26 and 27 in Dwight ... ...re the riv- ers end in the desert show that many years ago n well advanced civilization existed in these re- gions, but at some time alrout .300 A. D.... ...ruction, to curtail unduly the earnings of the road, is to court immediate industrial desolation. Rebuttal Seligman, in presenting tbe FALL '07 Hats N... ... occupation of Gaul by the Romans, and the consequent ex- tension of Roman civilization over this territory, caused an inter- mingling of the Latin an... ...e reaction, then the entire demooratio and individualistic trend of modern civilization is re- actionary, for primitive man cer- tainly had greaterfre... ...e. Idleness and the "get-rioh-qiiick" instinct are preferred to thrift and industry ; but, although ideal speculations seem rossate, tiie day of busin... ...stly pref- erable that young boys and girls be employed in some productive industry rather than be allowed to play in the streets of the factory towns...

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... in Texas and New Mexico, which in many aspects form a part of it, this basin contains about 1,250,000 square miles. In extent it is the second great valley of the world, being exceeded only by that of the Amazon. The valley of the frozen Obi approaches it in extent; that of La Plata comes next in space, and probably in habitable capacity, having about eight-ninths of its ...

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...sin contains about 1,250,000 square miles. In extent it is the second great valley of the world, being exceeded only by that of the Amazon. The vall... ...Yang tse kiang, and Nile, five ninths; the Ganges, less than one half; the Indus, less than one third; the Euphrates, one fifth; the Rhine, one fif... ...ns of Western Europe are rudely shocked when we con sider the extent of the valley of the Mississippi; nor are those formed from the sterile basins o... ...nder every part of the Mississippi Life on the Mississippi Mark T wain 3 Valley capable of supporting a dense population. As a dwell ing place ... ...eam ers; next the war came and almost entirely annihilated the steamboating industry during several years, leaving most of the pilots idle, and the c... ...fficiency of money out of what is left of the once prodi gious steamboating industry. I suppose that St. Louis and New Orleans have not suffered mate... ...rn and raised in the south. Believing the southern to be the highest type of civilization this continent has seen,” the young (long one) [Illustration... ...There, the genuine and Life on the Mississippi Mark T wain 251 wholesome civilization of the nineteenth century is curiously confused and commingl... ... is curiously confused and commingled with the Walter Scott Middle Age sham civilization; and so you have practical, common sense, progressive ideas...

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...the Alps, without our being able to decide to-day whether it was (according to Whittaker and Rivaz) by Lyon, Geneva, the Great Saint-Bernard, and the valley of Aosta....

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... to Whittaker and Rivaz) by Lyon, Geneva, the Great Saint-Bernard, and the valley of Aosta; or (according to Letronne, Follard, Saint-Simon and Fortia... ... It is not the history of a republic, nor of a society, nor of any special civilization; it is the history of statesmen, the eternal history of Politi... ...xteenth centuries the trade of the furrier was one of the most flourishing industries. The diffi- culty of obtaining furs, which, being all brought fr... ...ce which occupied the throne before the house of Bourbon. That beau- tiful valley plain so well deserves the honor bestowed upon it by kings that we m... ...d from which the eye may range over the whole landscape of that delightful valley. The two Lorrain princes were at the other end of the terrace, facin... ...ekers of the sixteenth, who, in- stead of using them solely for mechanical industries, magni- fied Art and fertilized Thought by their means. The prot... ...ral and the mechanical arts. From our furnaces gleam lights which illumine indus- trial enterprises, and perfect them. Gunpowder issued from our alemb...

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...the Acushnet, the sojourn of his companion T oby and himself in the T ypee Valley on the island of Nukuheva, T oby’s mysterious disappearance, and Mel... ... Hawaiian Islands, personally visited the Marquesas group, found the Typee Valley, and verified in all respects the statements made in ‘T ypee.’ It is... ...brary, as ‘ A Narrative of a Four Months’ Residence among the Natives of a Valley of the Marquesas Islands; or, a Peep at Polynesian Life,’ or, more b... ...oes not seem to subdue our wicked propensities so much after all; and were civilization itself to be estimated by some of its results, it would seem p... ...ach other. In the one is shown the result of long centuries of progressive Civilization and refinement, which have gradually converted the mere crea- ... ...latter was the mistress of the family, and a notable housewife, and a most industrious old lady she was. If she did not under- stand the art of making... ...women would have sunk. T o tell the truth, Kory-Kory’s mother was the only indus- trious person in all the valley of Typee; and she could not have emp... ...he inhospitable wilds of Tierra-del-Fuego, might indeed be made happier by civilization, for it would alleviate his physical wants. But the voluptuous...

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...their social and reli- gious sentiments, their education and tastes; their industries, their commerce, their local governments, their passions and pre... ...n, and observing the manners and habits, the daily life, the business, the industries and occupations of the people. “Democracy in America,” the first... ... the reign of tradition and privilege at last was ended. He perceived that civilization, after many bloody centuries, had entered a new epoch. He behe... ...natural greatness of man; its con- quests spread, therefore, with those of civilization and knowl- edge, and literature became an arsenal where the po... ...ke the greatest sacrifices to its welfare, but they confound the abuses of civilization with its benefits, and the idea of evil is inseparable in thei... ...t regions, one inclining towards the Pole, the other towards the Equator – Valley of the Mississippi – Traces of the Revolutions of the Globe – Shore ... ... seems to have regulated the separa- tion of land and water, mountains and valleys. A simple, but grand, arrangement is discoverable amidst the confus... ... this immense tract of country there are neither high moun- tains nor deep valleys. Streams meander through it irregu- larly: great rivers mix their c... ...cqueville Upon this inhospitable coast the first united efforts of hu- man industry were made. The tongue of arid land was the cradle of those English...

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...nd rode into many strange and wild countries, and through many wa ters and valleys, and evil was he lodged. And at the last A Connecticut Yankee in... ...it to go at that. At the end of an hour we saw a far away town sleeping in a valley by a wind ing river; and beyond it on a hill, a vast gray fortre... ...thers were already do ing; and the rest of the court resumed their previous indus tries and entertainments. As a rule, the speech and behavior of t... ...tually wanted me to put in! Well, I should smile. CHAPTER X. BEGINNINGS OF CIVILIZATION THE R OUND T ABLE SOON HEARD OF THE CHALLENGE, and of c... ...d. In various quiet nooks and corners I had the begin nings of all sorts of industries under way — nuclei of future vast factories, the iron and stee... ...uclei of future vast factories, the iron and steel missionaries of my future civilization. In these were gathered together the brightest young minds I... ...ources of a kingdom at his command. Unsuspected by this dark land, I had the civilization of the nineteenth century booming under its very nose! It wa... ...morn ing in the first freshness of autumn. From hilltops we saw fair green valleys lying spread out below, with streams wind ing through them, and ... ...ch of them; and all in the land did marvel.” “How odd to find that even this industry has its financial panics, and at times sees its assignats and gr...

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... showed him that very place, perched on its crag, overlooking the gigantic valley of many hued strata. ‘Ay, ay!’ The lama mounted a pair of horn rimme... ...o the lower Simla bazar the crowded rabbit warren that climbs up from the valley to the T own Hall at an angle of forty five. A man who knows his way... ...reat promises; they speak as the mouthpiece of a Kaisar with gifts. Up the valleys, down the valleys go they, saying, “Here is a place to build a brea... ...march and they march away East to Leh (ah! it is cold there), and down the Indus to Hanle (I know that road), and then down, you see, to Bushahr and C... ...id he, was unostentatious flight from village to village till they reached civilization; and, for the hundredth time dissolved in tears, he demanded o...

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... in time of flood, and fought their way to him, putting all enemies in the valleys to flight. But the Eastern sun burnt on the bare rocks. A huge fis-... ...s that we are here to speak, but of his return march from the banks of the Indus, in BC 326, when he had newly recovered from the severe wound which h... ...on of a discoverer as the journey of a conqueror: and, at the mouth of the Indus, he sent his ships to survey the coasts of the Indian Ocean and Persi... ...g his tributary nations he counted the Chaldean, with his learning and old civilization, the wise and steadfast Jew, the skilful Phoenician, the learn... ...purple hem, would enter the 38 A Book of Golden Deeds city, and go to the valley called the Forum or Marketplace to give their votes for the officers... ...od and called out to the sun to stand still in Gibeon, and the moon in the valley of Ajalon. Miracles were over, and Judas looked for no wonder to hel... ...on condition of keeping the natives in check. A growing taste for arts and civilization was leading to Romans of inferior classes settling themselves ... ... called the Gauls, for their cowardice, they were in awe of the supe- rior civilization and the knowledge of arts. The country people had free access ...

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... over precipices, I fell and fell with a floating swiftness towards remote valleys, I was assailed by eagles upon a peril- ous ledge that crumbled awa... ...es. And so it thinks the discovery of anaesthetics the crowning triumph of civilization, and cosiness and innocent amusement, those ideals of the nurs... ...each rocky ridge he clambered became more dreadful than the last, each new valley into which he looked more hateful and desolate, the cramped thorn bu... ...ver, were still noisy, and a persistent sound had be- come predominant, an industrious unmistakable sound, a sound that took his mind back to England,... ...ge world of the ancient life, that now recedes and dwindles before our new civilization, that seems fated to shrivel up and pass alto- gether before t... ... and then on one hand the bush fell away, and he saw across a vast moonlit valley wide undula- tions of open cultivation, belts of jungle, copses, and... ... Marayne’s plans for her son’s future varied very pleas- antly. She was an industrious reader of biographies, and more particularly of the large fair ... ...he village dressmaker, when Sir Godfrey insisted upon her supporting local industries. It was very amusing but tech- nical. The devil had put it into ... ...ere lives, fill the world, and the spec- tacle of whole nations, our whole civilization, seems to me to re-echo this planlessness, this indeterminate ...

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...le in Greece, but grow weaker under the progress of suc- cessive phases of civilization? “Is it to this time-honored spirit that we owe the mysteries ... ... grief of a poor child pining for the glorious sun- shine, the dews of the valley, and liberty. Werther is the slave 27 Balzac of desire; Louis Lambe... ...othing hindered the outing. Neither Lambert nor I had ever seen the pretty valley of the Loire where the house stood. So his imagination and mine were... ... looked down on the house standing half-way down the slope, on the devious valley through which the river winds and sparkles between meadows in gracef... ...epicts the state of his mind as it was struck by the spectacle of Parisian civilization. His feelings, perpetually wounded no doubt in that whirlpool ... ...ful nations disport them- selves. “No development of politics has hindered civilization, with its riches, its manners, its alliance of the strong agai... ...rimi- tive creeds, originating as they did in Thibet, in the valley of the Indus, and on the vast plains of the Ganges, ended their warfare some thous...

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...ous, mildly distinguished. I had been born and brought up on the good ship Civilization. I assumed that someone else was steering the ship all right. ... ...long. Some new sort of world, planned and scientific, has to be got going. Civilization re- newed. Rebuilding civilization—while the premises are stil... ...idge over his shoulder. “Yes, the place has a floating population of quiet industri- ous soakers. The incurable river man and the river girl end at th... ...ue; one feels the presence of a Conservancy Board, planting the rushes and industriously nicking the swans; but none the less delightful. And this set... ...esponsible man through- out my life. I have handled complicated public and indus- trial affairs not unsuccessfully and discharged quite big obli- gati... ...I can’t tell for myself that a picture is fine or a mountain 39 H G Wells valley lovely, but that it doesn’t matter a rap to me whether it is or whet... ...ade a note of the word for later consideration. “And woman has trivialized civilization,” the doctor tried. “She has retained her effect of being cent...

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...he faith. Where they knew only by passionate instinct that their system of industry and manners was perfect, Dr. Howard Littlefield proved it to them,... ...—were in no way city- dwellers. They were rustics, living in a constricted valley, interested only in one another and in The Building. Their Main Stre... ...where tough nuts can raise cain. Keeps ‘em away from our own homes.” As to industrial conditions, however, Babbitt had thought a great deal, and his o... ...ld codgers lack the subtlety that you got to have to-day.” This advance in civilization could be carried too far, Babbitt perceived. Noel Ryland, sale... ...ook like two cents!—but I didn’t realize it’d got to be such a reg’lar key-industry! Must rank right up with groceries and mov- ies. Always figured so... ...re-tour among the small towns, and he chuckled, “Awful good to get back to civilization! I certainly been seeing some hick towns! I mean—Course the fo... ...ity or any of those things, some realtor has got to sell ‘em the land? All civilization starts with him. Jever realize that?” At the Athletic Club he ... ...le pilasters, and frescoes depicting the exploration of the Chaloosa River Valley by Pere Emile Fauthoux in 1740. The benches were shelves of ponderou... ...motor tour, exploring mountains, pic- nicking in a pine grove high above a valley. Her frailness touched him; he was angry at Eddie Swanson for the in...

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...r the first time in the world’s history, brought in full contact with high civilization, must prove his title first to all that is demanded for him; i... ...ion—vault into the high places of the most advanced and painfully acquired civilization. Ward and Garnett, Wells Brown and Pennington, Loguen and Doug... ...et with? Nor were these all the attractions of the place. Down in a little valley, not far from grandmammy’s cabin, stood Mr. Lee’s mill, where the pe... ...e outgrowths of slavery, but are antagonistic to that system. The order of civilization is re- versed here. The name of the child is not expected to b... ... to be caught by wading, digging and raking for them. Here was a field for industry and enterprise, strongly inviting; and the reader may be assured t... ...n old master she was considered a first rate cook, and she really was very industrious. She was, therefore, greatly favored by old master, and as one ... ...—fifteen in number— discriminately selected, not only with a view to their indus- try and faithfulness, but with special regard to their personal appe...

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...k to your friends.’ ‘ All, Fenellan, all-stocks, shares, mines, companies, indus- tries at home and—abroad—all, at a sweep, to have the woman strike t... ... use of the downright in retort, restrained as it is by a buttoned coat of civilization, is amusing, inviting. Colney Durance allured them to the quag... ...n her is- sued of the acknowledged dues to her family and to the world—the civilization protecting women: sentences therea- nent in modern books and J... ...e description physically distasteful to him. It is a critical comment on a civilization carelessly distilled from the jealous East, when visits of fai... ...eye; a splendid image of striving, up to crowned victory. And see the long valley-sweeps of the hang- ing meadows and maize, and lower vineyards and c... ...eived it at Campiglio, when about to start for an excursion down the Sarca Valley to Arco. Her letter of reply was delayed. One to Victor from Dudley ...

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...lay at her wharf, sucking in entire harvests of wheat from the San Joaquin valley—harvests that were to feed strangely clad skeletons on the southern ... ...led after an hour’s reading in Lafcadio Hearn and the Encyclopedia—on the “Indus- trial Renaissance in Japan.” But the idea of the diver’s story came ... ...Behold, the bridegroom cometh! Listen.” “‘Bachelor, thirty-nine, sober and industrious, retired 52 Blix sea captain, desires acquaintance respectable... ...e was just touched with gray, and he did have a certain vaguely “sober and industrious” appearance. But the difference between the two men was slight,... ...hing was young with them—the day was young, the country was young, and the civilization to which they belonged, teeming there upon the green, W estern...

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...to seek or see him: nine days and nine nights he rides through gloomy deep valleys, a labyrinth of gloom; ar- rives at the Bridge with its gold roof: ... ...is hammer-bolt; sports with him. Thor is Summer-heat: the god of Peaceable Indus- try as well as Thunder. He is the Peasant’s friend; his true henchma... ...ls over all! And then those three strokes you struck,— look at these three valleys; your three strokes made these!” Thor looked at his attendant Jotun... ...ean History; the point, indeed, from which the whole subsequent history of civilization takes its rise. Af- ter multiplied negotiations, disputations,... ...that, at what cost and costs soever. Scotch Literature and Thought, Scotch Industry; James W att, David Hume, W alter Scott, Robert Burns: I find Knox... ...ossible for him to live! They gathered round him in his Farm; hindered his industry; no place was remote enough from them. He could not get his Lionis...

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...ns, the discovery would be the utmost boon to the people. It would lead to industry and civilization, and counteract all the evils we have brought on ... ...very would be the utmost boon to the people. It would lead to industry and civilization, and counteract all the evils we have brought on them. Mary, d... ... dispute had been won by sacrilege. He met Adeline at a chapel in a little valley, to tell the whole. They agreed to sacrifice themselves, that restit... ...air, to the extreme de- light of the two girls. T o them the Chapel in the valley, Roland and his Adeline, were very nearly real, and were the hidden ... ...aled, looking just like a transparency, a glimpse of a little village in a valley almost under my feet, trees, river, church-spire and all, and the be... ...work on your father by telling him I did not approve of young men carrying indus- try too far—’ ‘That is not my habit.’ ‘Then it is your excuse for av... ...e ‘No, indeed! Is he not a clever fellow? He has just reached the stage of civilization that breaks out in dictionary words. I have been, in return, t...

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...the chamber lighted by this window was a square table, covered with an old large-flowered Haarlem tapestry; in the center of this table was a long-nec... ...e of those marvelous manors of the middle ages, with walls twenty feet in thickness, and a hundred in height. D’Artagnan rode slowly past its walls, m... ...n every respect when it is writ- ten, well, we can scratch it out again: — ‘Nevertheless, as M. d’Artagnan brings to the association, besides his capi... ...elf se- lected from among those with the least disreputable look, two guards whom he had formerly known, and whose only faults were being drunkards an... ... to those two, I can answer for them; they must be killed before they will cease to be mine.” “Then, as Madame V anel was obliged to quit M. Colbert f... ...d, so perfect in its penetration, ought to appreciate her accordingly. Does any secret repugnance, or any hereditary dislike, exist be- tween you and ...

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...rs The ‘Signora’ was not without talent, and not without a certain sort of industry; she was an indomitable letter writer, and her letters were worth ... ...mb. ‘You think Mr Slope is a messenger direct from Satan. I think he is an industrious, well-meaning clergyman. It’s a pity that we differ as we do. B... ...mething about the necessity of her being in Barchester, and betook herself industriously to her crochet work. Then there was a little more trite conve... ... two. Vain woman—or rather ignorant woman—ignorant of the advances of that civilization which the world had witnessed while she was growing old. At tw... ...eet with the Lord’s assistance, to travel hand in hand through this mortal valley which his mercies will make pleasant to us, till hereafter we shall ...

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...ile in every city and town, We pass through Kanada, the North east, the vast valley of the Mississippi, and the Southern States, Leaves of Grass –Whi... ...nings. 39 The friendly and flowing savage, who is he? Is he waiting for civilization, or past it and mastering it? Is he some Southwesterner rais... ...end or ascend the Obi or the Lena, Others the Niger or the Congo, others the Indus, the Burampooter and Cambodia, Others wait steam’d up ready to star... ... south Pacific and the north Atlantic, I see the cliffs, glaciers, torrents, valleys, of Switzerland—I mark the long winters and the isolation. I see ... ...e the constructiveness of my race, I see the results of the perseverance and industry of my race, I see ranks, colors, barbarisms, civilizations, I go... ...f the perseverance and industry of my race, I see ranks, colors, barbarisms, civilizations, I go among them, I mix indiscriminately, And I salute all ... ...ht in the glare of pine knots, steamboats wooding up, Sunlight by day on the valley of the Susquehanna, and on the valleys of the Potomac and Rappahan... ...eeps, We plan even now to raise, beyond them all, Thy great cathedral sacred industry, no tomb, A keep for life for practical invention. Leaves of Gra... ... flowing operation, In every state of practical, busy movement, the rills of civilization, Materials here under your eye shall change their shape as i...

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...ccess or failure with that unending stream of babies is the measure of our civilization; every in- stitution stands or falls by its contribution to th... ...king people from a condition of agricultural dispersal to a more organized civilization means a very extreme change in the conditions of survival, of ... ...tant to humanity than all the chemistry and physics, all the technical and industrial science that ever has been or ever will be discovered. So much f... ...h the birth rate and the infantile death rate of such noble savages as our civilization has any chance of observing, suggest a certain generous carele... ...in reach of abundant changes of clothing and abundant water, means—however industrious and cleanly the instincts of nurse and mother—a lack of the hig... ...side result if we make the boarding out of pauper children a regular rural industry. There will arise in many rural homes a very 62 Mankind in the Ma... ...y afford to ignore. Moreover, it is the very axis and creator of our world valley, the source of all our power in life, and the irrigator of all thing... ...here is that the educational organization of the Lon- don area, the Thames valley, and the southern counties are inseparable; that the question of loc... ...all the London-centred population. I believe If you were to take the whole valley of the Thames and its tributaries and draw a line along its boundary...

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...miles; a huge volume of matter, ceaselessly rolling through the plains and valleys of the substantial earth with the moccasoned tread of an Indian war... ... with prophetic warning, it stung the Red child’s hand, forerunner of that industrious tribe that was to come and pluck the wild flower of his race up... .... There may be an excess of cultivation as well as of anything else, until civilization becomes pathetic. A highly cultivated man,—all whose bones can... ... to his mistress, something noble and cleanly in the former’s distance. In civilization, as in a southern latitude, man degenerates at length, and yie... ...ian muse, we should understand why he will not exchange his savageness for civilization. Nations are not whimsical. Steel and blankets are strong temp... ...mpshire on the bosom of the flood formed by the tribute of its innumerable valleys. The river was the only key which could unlock its maze, presenting... ...ver was the only key which could unlock its maze, presenting its hills and valleys, its lakes and streams, in their natural order and position. The M... ...ed by these themes. Nor is Germany to be excepted, though her philological industry is indirectly serving the cause of philosophy and poetry. Even Goe... ...he Himmaleh and the ocean on the north and south, and the Brahmapootra and Indus, on the east and west, wherein the primeval race was received. We wil...

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...kie’s face. The horror disappeared, for, thank God, he was now a man, whom civilization protects. But he and Gerald had met, as it were, behind the sc... ... such things actu- ally happen?” and he seemed to be looking down coloured valleys. Brighter they glowed, till gods of pure flame were born in them, a... ...he mountains speak to them. Rickie talks to Mr. Pembroke, amidst the unlit valleys of our over-habitable world. IV SAWSTON SCHOOL had been founded by ... ... a very great extent, it succeeded. Here Mr. Pembroke passed his happy and indus- trious life. His technical position was that of master to a form low... ...was now familiar to him, and he took pleasure in each land- mark. The fair valley of Tewin Water, the cutting into Hitchin where the train traverses t... ... Pembroke’s handwriting, intended for such as him. “Allegory. Man = modern civilization (in bad sense). Girl = getting into touch with Nature.” In tou... ...k in the lobelia pie. “But it hurts!” he gasped, in the tones of a puzzled civilization. “What you do hurts!” For the young man was nicking him over t...

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...ions of their INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 16 industry, engaged in commerce with nations who feel power and forget righ... ... equal right to the use of our own faculties, to the acquisitions of our own industry, to honor and confidence from our fellow citizens, re sulting n... ...e another, shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of indus try and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor th... ...oper is it to perse vere in our efforts to extend to them the advantages of civilization. The great amount of our revenue and the flourishing state o... ...nd equal protection to all the great interests of the nation; to promote the civilization of the Indian tribes, and to proceed in the great system of ... ...y hearers—our people, increasing to many millions, have filled the east ern valley of the Mississippi, adventurously ascended the Missouri to its hea... ...on, the genius of our institutions and our people, the ad vancing spirit of civilization, and, above all, the dic tates of religion direct us to the... ...goal of our vision of that fourth day of March 1933? Have we found our happy valley? I see a great nation, upon a great continent, blessed with a grea... ...is forever upward; that a line drawn through the middle of the peaks and the valleys of the centuries always has an upward trend.” Our Constitution of...

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...f the world with the all but avowed intention of arresting the progress of civilization. It may be that the North and the South can never again be fri... ...es, without any fal-lal of chivalry, and the men are sedate, obliging, and industri- ous. I saw the young girls in the streets coming home from their ... ...dge of rock, from whence, as it seems, he might leap down at once into the valley below. Then, going on from the Crawford House, he will be driven thr... ...mplishing the will of the Creator in those re- gions. For such pioneers of civilization there is still ample room even in the long-settled States of N... ...ithout feeling thankful that it has not been my mission to be a pioneer of civilization. The farther that I got away from Boston the less strong did I... ...rica, never have such attributes. Picturesque moun- tains rise from narrow valleys, such as form the beds of lakes in Switzerland, Scotland, and North... ...ollo. The peaks of the Alps are not so astounding in their soli- tude. The valleys of the Blue Mountains in Jamaica are less green. The finished glaze... ...speaking—Michigan, Wis- consin, Minnesota, Iowa, or Illinois, and there by indus- try escape the ills to which flesh is heir. The laboring Irish in th... ...laboring Irishman among them who has wished himself back in his old cabin. Industry is a good thing, and there is no bread so sweet as that which is e...

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...nd goes for the water. But what with factories, and pollu- tions, and high civilizations of one sort and another, English canal water ain’t fit to spr... ... his circumstances he became an advocate of thrift, temperance, and steady industry, and quit- ted the International Association, of which he had been... ...Henrietta on having finished it. CHAPTER XI BRANDON BEECHES, in the Thames valley, was the seat of Sir Charles Brandon, seventh baronet of that name. ... ... trudged along with his head bent, muttering, “All rotten to the bone. Oh, civilization! civilization! civilization!” CHAPTER XIV “WHAT HAS COME OVER ... ...with the powerful weapon of a large fortune. Thus our system of organizing industry sometimes hatches the eggs from which its destroyers break. Does L... ...k refers to a different country. That one contains illustrations of modern civilization in Germany, for instance. That one is France; that, British In... .... I occupy myself partly in working out a scheme for the reorganization of industry, and partly in at- tacking my own class, women and all, as I am at...

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... all the hill streams are wailing and weeping together as they go down the valleys. Occasionally folk tend the graves, but we in India shift and are t... ... is not much more than six feet wide in most places, and the drop into the valley below may be anything be- tween one and two thousand feet. ‘Now we’r... ...nt and Dora had re- turned to the hotel. Mrs. Hauksbee had come out of the Valley of Humiliation, had ceased to reproach herself for her collapse in a... ...ions. Sir, we wish to have the sci- ences, the arts, the manufactures, the indus- trial factories, with steam engines, and other motive powers and pub... ... fail- ure and disappointment, and meanwhile, trade. manufactures. and the industrial arts are ne- glected, and in fact regarded with contempt by our ... ...erfully undergo; and he would be aghast to learn that the leading names of industrial enterprise in England belonged a generation or two since, or now... ...l bureaucrat— and we work on the refuse of worked-out cities and exhausted civilizations, among the bones of the dead.” Pagett laughed. “That’s an epi...

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... is required for the executive work connected with the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, and in securing the money necessary for the support o... ...n elementary edu- cation. Such tasks have been done since the beginning of civilization. But this task had to be done with the rawest of raw material,... ... this task had to be done with the rawest of raw material, done within the civilization of the domi- nant race, and so done as not to run across race ... ...ar as I know, ever mas- tered a single trade or special line of productive industry. The girls were not taught to cook, sew, or to take care of the ho... ...- ship of property. The slave owner and his sons had mas- tered no special industry. They unconsciously had imbibed the feeling that manual labour was... ...soon as freedom was declared, he sent for my mother to come to the Kanawha Valley, in West Virginia. At that time a journey from Virginia over the 25... ... be turned away for want of room. The opening of the school in the Kanawha Valley, how- ever, brought to me one of the keenest disappointments that I ... ...e tooth- brush, and I am convinced that there are few single agen- cies of civilization that are more far-reaching. There were so many of the older bo... ...vernor; W.A. MacCorkle, ex- Governor; John Q. Dickinson, President Kanawha Valley Bank; L. Prichard, President Charleston National Bank; Geo. S. Couch...

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...e had his crocodile tears all ready for use, in working order, like a good industrious fire-en- gine. It was absolutely to Catalina herself that he ad... ...in these times there is no abso- lute advance possible on the path of true civilization. One word remains to be said upon the personal interests conce... ...f the canon, except an unpleasant guffaw that rises, at times, in solitary valleys of Etna. 191 Thomas de Quincey mere justice; but, supposing it wer... ...e Himalaya, I believe that, since Sir Alexander Burnes’s measurements, the Indus ranks foremost by a long chalk. 194 Narrative and Miscellaneous Pape... ...and science, then upon every branch of social economy, upon every organ of civilization, his reformations and advances are equally due; due as to all,... ...nno Domini 1000, in the vast regions between the Tigris, the Oxus, and the Indus. Regularly as it *‘There are in England’—Especially in Somersetshire,... ...ounter was looked for for some days. At length, in crossing the well known valley of the Wady Araba, that most ancient channel of communication betwee... ...trograde or inverse course of civiliza- tion; for, in the natural order of civilization, war passes from the hands of knights, barons, insulated citie... ...lar, the cottage itself, standing under the shelter of tall alders, with a valley stretched be- neath it, through which a little brook meandered, brok...

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...n posters designed for Ali Baba. He simply thrusts a few oil jars into the valley of diamonds, and so fulfils the promise held out by the hoardings to... ..., with occasional meaningless prosecution of dynastic wars, has become the industrial re- organization of Britain, the construction of a practically i... ...of our hats by instinct. Our ideal prosperity is not the prosperity of the industrial north, but the prosperity of the Isle of Wight, 20 GB Shaw of F... ... class which will, he hopes, finally sweep the jabberers out of the way of civilization. Mr Barrio has also, whilst I am correcting my proofs, delight... ... face of the stupid sys- tem of violence and robbery which we call Law and Indus- try. Even atheists reproach me with infidelity and anarchists with n... ...y plea for his safety save one; and that one is his cowardice. Yet all his civilization is founded on his cow- ardice, on his abject tameness, which h... ...entally vigorous to be content with mere self-reproduction. He has created civilization without consulting her, taking her do- mestic labor for grante... ...endowza. THE SULKY ONE. T wo armored cars full o soldiers at the end o the valley. ANARCHIST . The shot was fired in the air. It was a signal. Straker... ...he Alhambra on the top of one of the hills, and a considerable town in the valley, approached by dusty white roads in which the chil- dren, no matter ...

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...k Hall unfortunately suffered from both. For half a century before the war civilization had been going to the devil very precipitately under the influ... ... men, and all the other careers to shameless ras- cals, provided they were industrious enough. It is true that this motive operated very powerfully; b... ...ept in countenance by the most impu- dent repudiations of every decency of civilization and every lesson of political experience on the part of the ve... ...bout Mr Mangan. They call him Boss Mangan, don’t they? He is a Napoleon of industry and disgustingly rich, isn’t he? Why isn’t your father rich? ELLIE... ...utside them. Go out on the seas; climb the moun- tains; wander through the valleys. She is still too young. MANGAN [weakening]. But I’m very little ov... ...urself, Hesione. Lady Utterword is entitled not only to hospitality but to civilization. LADY UTTERWORD [gratefully]. Thank you, Hector. [They shake h... ...ght with women and girls over a halfpenny an hour ruthlessly! a captain of industry, I think you call him, don’t you? Are you going to fling your deli...

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...dy art, Susie willingly agreed to accompany her. Since then she had worked industriously at Colarossi’s Academy, by no means under the delusion that s... ...ne. ‘He’s a nice, kind creature, but his name is Jagson. He has virtue and industry. I haven’t seen any of his work, but he has abso lutely no talen... ...uestions of all have been threshed out since he acquired the beginnings of civilization 52 TheMagician and he is as far from a solution as ever. Man ... ...tudies in French meth ods of surgery will have added to your wisdom. Your indus try edifies me, and I am sure that you will eventually be a baronet ... ...re of gold was a more respectable object than the outside jobber of modern civilization.’ ‘But if he sought for gold it was for the power it gave him,... ... like the snows that lie on the mountains of Judea, and come down into the valleys. The roses in the garden of the Queen of Arabia are not so white as...

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...of conclusions, which has facilitated marriage under the diffi- culties of civilization. Has any one ever pinched into its pilulous smallness the cobw... ...ing wood; and the stray hovel, its old, old thatch full of mossy hills and valleys with wondrous modula- tions of light and shadow such as we travel f... ...sted in that other kind of “makdom and fairnesse” which must be wooed with industri- ous thought and patient renunciation of small desires? In the sto... ...fer obligations, and severe in watching the result. He had gathered, as an industrious man always at his post, a chief share in administering the town... ...mond, though she would never do anything that was disagreeable to her, was industrious; and now more than ever she was active in sketching her landsca... ...woman differ from his passion for another as joy in the morning light over valley and river and white moun- tain-top differs from joy among Chinese la... ... to her declaration that she would never be married again, and in the long valley of her life which looked so flat and empty of waymarks, guidance wou...

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..., the line of houses following the curve of the bay, and straggling up the valley in the rear, and the purple headlands projecting point beyond point,... ...s at home.” Mackarel Lane was at right angles to the shore, running up the valley of the Avon; but it soon ceased to be fishy, and became agricultural... ...o the tune of tap and click; but for a young lady in the advanced ranks of civilization to abstain is a mere marvel.” “Surely it is a great waste of t... ...d it is a constant burden on my mind.” “Yes, indeed. The effects of modern civilization are a con- stant burden on the compassion of every highly cons... ...ry thing I have been longing for for years. What, you would form a sort of industrial school, where the children could be taught some remunerative lab... ...achel was one day lamenting to her the difficulty of raising money for the Industrial Asylum, and declaring that she would part with her horse if she ... ...y member a statement of the wrongs of the lacemakers, and the plans of the industrial establishment, at a vast expense of stamps; but then, as she cal... ...ing fit, and this was a fearfully perceptible stage on her way to the dark valley. She was, however, conscious when she revived, and sent for her uncl...