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• Title: Lecture: The Templars
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  • read it in history books — we find that this Order of the Knights
  • described in our books, but in this case it was attained in the following
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture I
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  • Greece from history books in which the deeds of the Greeks and their
  • All such history is, however, only one chapter of the great world book
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture II
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  • in my book,
  • earthly gravity and by what belongs to the body. In his book, Elle
  • If you want to appreciate rightly Renan's book, to understand it as a
  • Strauss's book the “idea of Christ,” which runs through all
  • a fortiori; Jesus as an historical figure; a book that is
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture III
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  • this book was written can be considered collectively as one fundamental
  • Renan's book is written out of a fundamental impulse that tries to
  • in the book
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture IV
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  • book, good of its kind, has lately been written that endeavors to
  • a good book, recently published, that tries to show with a certain all
  • years ago as an important personality when his first book on European
  • conditions was published. This new book by Ku Hung Ming, a highly
  • be shed over much that meets one today when a book such as that of Ku
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture V
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  • or in the book,
  • influenced. He wrote a book of just such a kind as to excite the
  • up longings to discover it. It was this book that induced Christopher
  • further in the cultural life. We must think of Marco Polo and his book
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VI
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  • said, “A certain Mr. Lewes has written a book, which was for some
  • time the most famous book on Goethe; one can even say the best. It is
  • a book treating of a personality who was supposed to have been born in
  • Then we also have a relatively good book in which Goethe's life and
  • last page with hatred and aversion. This book is by the Jesuit,
  • Baumgartner. It is an excellent but, in fact, a Jesuitical, book; but
  • One book, however, stands out in a quite unusual way. These are Herman
  • with Goethe. His book is an intelligent and excellent one that has
  • age when there were still Goethean traditions, but this book shows
  • all a book that has developed from Goethean traditions; it is both
  • that the book was written by an American, a German American! One can
  • call Grimm's lectures a book written by an American but in German. In
  • The book, Ruins (Shutt), by Anastasius Grün has been given to
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VII
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  • created in his book, from a certain atavistic clairvoyance, a picture
  • of which I speak, a most powerfully effective educational book,
  • ideas living in this book become familiar to the tenderest, earliest
  • age of childhood. This book has not only gone through hundreds of
• Title: Impulses of Utility: Lecture I: Western and Eastern Culture, H. P. Blavatsky
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  • by Kropotkin in his book, wherein he says that it is not a
  • in his book “Mutual Aid,” which characterises the
  • wrote her books in the language of the West; even as far West
• Title: Impulses of Utility: Lecture II: Utilitarianism and Sacramentalism
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  • Oliphant, born 1822. In his books “Sumpneumata” or
  • from these extraordinary books, but only the one pole is
  • and what stands in this book of Ku Hung Ming is really
  • reminiscent of that, even as the book appears in translation.
  • we do, therefore many things in his book are worthy of regard,
  • without understanding them. If one reads this interesting book