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Page 445
... is most beautifully accompanied by idealistic enthusiasm , Schiller has become the instructor , the educator , the preacher , of the nation ; through his deep , penetrating vision Goethe has become the nation's seer and prophet .
... is most beautifully accompanied by idealistic enthusiasm , Schiller has become the instructor , the educator , the preacher , of the nation ; through his deep , penetrating vision Goethe has become the nation's seer and prophet .
Page 523
Nor can any- thing be more certain than that , with the universal land hunger now prevailing among the nations of the earth , occasion for of- fence against the Philippine Islands would quickly arise ; and they would become dependents ...
Nor can any- thing be more certain than that , with the universal land hunger now prevailing among the nations of the earth , occasion for of- fence against the Philippine Islands would quickly arise ; and they would become dependents ...
Page 524
That is the course upon which we have entered , and we ought to continue in it until the time shall arrive , which no one can now definitely fix , when the people of the islands shall have become so trained and edu- cated and accustomed ...
That is the course upon which we have entered , and we ought to continue in it until the time shall arrive , which no one can now definitely fix , when the people of the islands shall have become so trained and edu- cated and accustomed ...
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