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...The Kabbalah Experience is one of the most fascinating books ever published in Kabbalah. It is a journey in time from the past to the future, in situations we might all experience at some point. Anyone who wants to learn how to make the most of every moment in his or her life, an...

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...: ...............................................................426 Our Other Books .................................................................... ..............................................................................444 About Bnei Baruch ........................................................ ...nts of everyday life. Indeed, if we contemplate reality, as described in the books of Kab- balists, that speak of “the end of days” --which we now f... ...from all corners of the world visit it every month. They download information about the method of Kabbalah and the way to conduct their lives, in ad... ...ah. People like you, whose point in the heart (the point that makes us wonder about the meaning of life) has awakened, sent me these ques- tions. Thi... ... that a person does not begin by feeling them immediately. When we study the books of Kabbalah that are written in a special system, we attract a “... ...ppear. That is why they disap- peared. L I B E R A L I S M Q: Can one consider liberalism among Jews and non-Jews as a subconscious, and hence distor... ...es Stop? ..................................................................419 Liberalism ...............................................................

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...s Errors XIV. Aliens „R Us: The Ten Errors of Science Fiction XV. The Author XVI. About "After the Rain" The Talented Mr. Ripley "The Talente... ...ation one moment - and the distilled essence of boredom the next. And he is not shy about expressing his distaste and disenchantment. He is savagely... ...t. But Ripley is a different -and more ominous - beast altogether. He rambles on about the metaphorical dark chamber of his secrets, the key to w... ...in other words that markets are prone to failure). At the end of the 19th century, books and pamphlets were written about "peak coal". People and g... ...lair Narcissism, Group Behavior, and Terrorism The Iraqi and the Madman Islam and Liberalism Return Inception and Its Errors In the film “Incep... ...- click here) The Narcissism, Psychopathy, and Abuse in Relationships Series (E-books regarding relationships with abusive narcissists and psych...

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...The history of four terrorist organizations in the Balkans and a general introduction to terrorism and freedom fighting. Also includes essays about religious co-existence in the Balkans and about pathological narcissism as a precursor to terrorism....

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...Cross VIII. Appendix – Terrorism as a Psychodynamic Phenomenon IX. The Author X. About "After the Rain" Terrorists and Freedom Fighters "... ...e law of diminishing returns applies to morality." Thomas Sowell There's a story about Robespierre that has the preeminent rabble-rouser of the F... ...d," he is reputed to have said: "For I am their leader." http://www.salon.com/tech/books/1999/11/04/new_optimi sm/ People who exercise violence in ... ...rrors down, for in their nakedness, they are unprintable..." A.G. Hales reporting about the Illinden Uprising in the London "Daily News" of Octobe... ...hem had quite enough to eat or warm enough clothing or handsome lodgings or all the books they needed" - wrote Dame Rebecca West in her eternal "Bla... ...theme in "The Fall of Public Man: On the Social Psychology of Capitalism" (Vintage Books, 1978). One of the chapters in Devereux's aforementioned t... ...Rabid nationalism against utopian regionalism, fascism (really, opportunism) versus liberalism, religion- tinted traditionalism (the local moribund e... ...two axes of friction: Islam versus Christianity and fascism and nationalism versus liberalism. It is hard to do justice to these topics in the Proc... ..., pragmatic, hands-on, ubiquitous, "earthly" creed. Secular religions - Democratic Liberalism, Communism, Fascism, Nazism, Socialism and other isms...

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...ght and corrected (some of) my many errors, while Pam encouraged me to think about the definition of the public domain in ways that have been vital to ... ...-1 ___0 ___ 1 37278_u00.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page ix development I write about here, and novelist Cory Doctorow has either blogged it or influenced... ...es the privilege of fair use. Each day brings some new Internet horror story about the excesses of intel- lectual property. Some of them are even true... ...adame Bovary, or the antibiotic, or The New York Times? Well, it depends. If books have to be copied out by hand, then Madame Bovary is just like the ... ...music were a threat to the traditional music business, but digital copies of books? I am skeptical. This book will be freely and legally available onl... ...true copyright statute—was produced partly because of publishers’ fights with booksellers; the authorial right grew as an afterthought. 5 The history o... ...skepticism about monopolies; the strong traditions of open science; and even liberalism’s abiding focus on free speech and access to information. If y...

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...cations to the language of these criteria to incorporate current knowledge about this disorder. My modifications appear in italics.] [My amendment... ...secutory (paranoid) delusions as he or she believes that they feel the same about him or her and are likely to act similarly; • Behaves arrogantly a... ...healthy personal development – and the full-fledge disorder. Adolescence is about self-definition, differentiation, separation from one's parents, a... ...rn, W. R. D. An Object Relations Theory of the Personality. New York, Basic Books, 1954 4. Freud S. Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality [1905]. ... ...s, 1971 19. Lasch, Christopher. The Culture of Narcissism. New York, Warner Books, 1979 20. Levine, J. D., and Weiss, Rona H. The Dynamics and Treat... ... 1994 21. Lowen, Alexander. Narcissism: Denial of the True Self. Touchstone Books, 1997 22. Millon, Theodore (and Roger D. Davis, contributor). Dis... ...ascism, Nazism, and Religious Fundamentalism, on the one hand, and Western liberalism, on the other hand: All four totalitarian ideologies regard in... ... of Progress Fascism - The Tensile Permanence Narcissistic Leaders Islam and Liberalism Democracy and New Colonialism A Dialog about Anti-Semitism Ret... ... siecle has its Fukuyama, proclaiming the end of history and the victory of liberalism and capitalism. Liberal parliamentarianism (coupled with unbr...

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...y: LIDIJA RANGELOVSKA REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA C O N T E N T S I. The Author II. About "After the Rain" Containing the United States I. The ... ... I. The Roots of Anti-Americanism II. Containing the United States III. Islam and Liberalism IV. The New Rome - America, the Reluctant Empire V. ... ...he Economies of the Middle East II. The Costs of Coalition Building III. Is It All about Oil? IV. The Axis of Oil V. Saddam’s One Thousand Nights ... ...n their societies. Similarly, pluralities in most of the nations surveyed complain about American unilateralism."- expounded the year 2002 Pew repo... .... Blair Narcissism, Group Behavior, and Terrorism The Iraqi and the Madman Islam and Liberalism Back to the Table of Contents! Containing the United ... ...tomorrow - China would assuredly follow. Back to the Table of Contents! Islam and Liberalism By: Dr. Sam Vaknin Also Read The Crescent and the Cr... ... is higher. Russia's oil industry is private and keeps much of its revenues off the books. Tens of thousands of Russians used to purchase Iraqi g... ...ed", Narcissus Publications, Prague and Skopje, 1999-2007 The Narcissism Series (e-books regarding relationships with abusive narcissists), Skopje,... ... The EIGHTH, REVISED PRINTING (January 2007) is now available! Seven additional e-books, All NEW Editions, JUST RELEASED!!! Malignant Self Love, T...

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...ne qua non trait? In the absence of consciousness, there is little point in talking about free will (or rights which depend on sentience). So, is th... ...holder. All born humans are and, more so, all adults above a certain age. But what about the unborn fetus? One approach is that the embryo has no r... ...oach says that a person has the right to life because it desires it. But then what about chronic depressives who wish to die – do we have the right... ...and preserved the inedible parts as trophies. These lurid deeds inspired a slew of books and films, most notably The Silence of the Lambs with Hann... ...rt to their erstwhile status as civil torts. Others should be wiped off the statute books altogether. Hundreds of thousands should be pardoned and a... ...e Brain). It can be preserved and shipped across time and space in capsules called books or or artwork. These are containers of triggers of physica... ...er of the unfit. But even these innocuous variants of eugenics fly in the face of liberalism. Inequality, claim the proponents of hereditary ameli... ...politics. Their raison d'etre and vigor were derived from their rabid opposition to liberalism, communism, conservatism, rationalism, and individual... ... and powerful interpellators are not above the rules - has thus revived. Islam and Liberalism Islam is not merely a religion. It is also - and perh...

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...ne qua non trait? In the absence of consciousness, there is little point in talking about free will (or rights which depend on sentience). So, is th... ...holder. All born humans are and, more so, all adults above a certain age. But what about the unborn fetus? One approach is that the embryo has no r... ...oach says that a person has the right to life because it desires it. But then what about chronic depressives who wish to die – do we have the right... ...and preserved the inedible parts as trophies. These lurid deeds inspired a slew of books and films, most notably The Silence of the Lambs with Hann... ...rt to their erstwhile status as civil torts. Others should be wiped off the statute books altogether. Hundreds of thousands should be pardoned and a... ...e Brain). It can be preserved and shipped across time and space in capsules called books or or artwork. These are containers of triggers of physica... ...er of the unfit. But even these innocuous variants of eugenics fly in the face of liberalism. Inequality, claim the proponents of hereditary ameli... ...politics. Their raison d'etre and vigor were derived from their rabid opposition to liberalism, communism, conservatism, rationalism, and individual... ... and powerful interpellators are not above the rules - has thus revived. Islam and Liberalism Islam is not merely a religion. It is also - and perh...

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...MATE MARKETING 117 APPENDIX A 118 APPENDIX B 119 APPENDIX C 122 REFERENCES 126 ABOUT THE AUTHOR 134 6 FOREWORD Philip Kotler We are co... ... recognition as a major and enduring contribution. Some readers may be squeamish about "idea marketing," as if it can only be used to persuade peo... ...ion sent the writer scurrying back to the drawing board wondering whether what was about to be written had already been well covered under the propa... ... his views, these political opinions an views had come to him of themselves, . . . liberalism had become a habit of Stepan Arkadyevitch's and he like... ...agent with national influence is Harvard psychiatrist Robert Coles. Through his 13 books and more than 350 articles he has worked to communicate the... ...ita consumption of cigarettes in the world, government sponsored posters and comic books carrying messages illustrating adverse effects of smoking, ... ...n India's population control program. Nutrition messages were publicized in comic books (Berg 1970, p. 1402) and distributed in India where use has... ...ese characteristics include sociability, self-acceptance, tolerance, introvertism, liberalism, dogmatism and many others. Diffusion theorists (Roger...

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...hen applied beyond the investor's useful economic life expectancy. People care less about their grandchildren's future than about their own. This is... ...s are simply not sure what precisely constitutes their subject matter. Is economics about the construction and testing of models in accordance with ... ...ess (anamnetic) – It must encompass, integrate, and incorporate all the facts known about economic behaviour. b. Coherence – It must be chronologi... ...indows. Opera nibbles at Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Amazon drubbed traditional booksellers. eBay thrashes Amazon. Bell was forced by Covad Comm... ...shing and other form of intellectual property such as software, films, music, and e-books. Consumers are divided on the issue of multi-tiered prici... ... the exchange of goods and services between holders of identical bundles. If I seek books, but detest oranges - I can swap them with someone in retu... ... ideology of individualism which was presented as a private case of capitalism and liberalism. People were encouraged to feel and behave as distinc... ... his celebrated "The end of History" - as the incontrovertible victory of economic liberalism over Marxism. In truth, the battle raged for seven de... ...ts for goods and services. This omnipresence runs against the grain of Anglo-Saxon liberalism. Moreover, such an expanded role of the state sits u...

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...ikeness to one another, living as they do in a common centre, you must have met with several resembling Monsieur Rabourdin, whose acquaintance we are about to make at a moment when he is head of a bureau in one of our most important ministries....

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... met with several resembling Monsieur Rabourdin, whose acquaintance we are about to make at a moment when he is head of a bureau in one of our most im... ...ss of her pecuniary means. No matter what foolish declarations people make about money, they one and all, if they live in Paris, must grovel before ac... ... eyes of oth- ers; for in all countries society, before making up its mind about a man, listens for what his wife thinks of him, and obtains from her ... ...f our story a new reign had begun without any apparent opposition; for the liberalism of the Left had wel- comed Charles X. with as much enthusiasm as... .... Formerly book-keeper at the Treasury, when that estab- lishment kept its books by double entry, the Sieur Saillard was compensated for the loss of t... ...bbe Gaudron, vicar of Saint-Paul’s and the family director, called profane books. This discipline had borne fruit. Forced to employ her feelings on so... ...o a business carried on by others, and spend their evenings in keeping the books of their associates. Many clerks are married to milliners, licensed t... ...h the clergy as well as with that other question of the public lands; with liberalism as with the Chamber. After manoeuvering his way to power in the ... ...ill make the King feel that I have saved the throne. I have long said that Liberalism would never offer us a pitched battle. It has given up conspirac...

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... it did to him. He had burnt much; found much unworthy; looking steadfastly into the silent continents of Death and Eternity, a brave man?s judgments about his own sorry work in the field of Time are not apt to be too lenient. But, in fine, here was some portion of his work which the world had already got hold of, and which he could not burn. This too, since it was not to ...

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...to the silent continents of Death and Eter- nity, a brave man’s judgments about his own sorry work in the field of Time are not apt to be too lenient... ...g risen around his name, enough to impress some pretended likeness of him (about as like as the Guy-Fauxes are, on Gunpowder-Day) upon the minds of ma... ...e in a suitabler 7 Thomas Carlyle condition, I ought to give my testimony about this friend whom I had known so well, and record clearly what my know... ...btless sufficiently encyclopedic; his grand tutors the multifarious set of Books he devoured. And perhaps,—as is the singular case in most schools and... ...-elected, indescribable Parliamentum, or Talking Apparatus, which talks by books and printed papers. A literary Newspaper called The Athenaeum, the sa... ...ation and activity fermented along, were in all things clear for progress, liberalism; their politics, and view of the Uni- verse, decisively of the R... ...,—which you couldn’t. For the rest, Mr. Coleridge had on the anvil various Books, especially was about to write one grand Book On the Logos, which wou... ...r sur- face of things without quite penetrating into the heart, democratic Liberalism, revolt against superstition and oppression, and help to whosoev... ...ut spleen, though often enough with a dash of mockery, into its Puseyisms, Liberalisms, literary Lionisms, or what else the mad hour might be producin...

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...tion of a friend and to interest a number of friends with whom I was associated. We were all, we found, extremely uncertain in our outlook upon life, about our religious feelings and in our ideas of right and wrong. And yet we reckoned ourselves people of the educated class and some of us talk and lecture and write with considerable confidence....

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...ated. We were all, we found, extremely uncertain in our outlook upon life, about our religious feelings and in our ideas of right and wrong. And yet w... ...be difficult to caricature one of those meetings; the lecturer floundering about with an air of exquisite illumination, the audience attentive with an... ...this book arose, I found it necessary to consider and state certain truths about the nature of knowledge, about the meaning of truth and the value of ... ...ntral work before us. But while the writer, the publisher and printer, the bookseller and librarian and teacher and preacher, the investigator and exp... ... sought of course to set out these ideas as attractively as possible in my books, and they have as a matter of fact proved very attractive to a certai... ...is the prescription of a certain minimum of length for the monthly book or books. But the full rule in these minor compulsory matters is voluminous an... ...the Individualist Liberal of the Early Victorian period, but Individualist Liberalism was a mere destructive phase in the process of renewing the old ...

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...Excerpt: IN 1828, at about one o?clock one morning, two persons came out of a large house in the Rue du Faubourg Saint- Honore, near the Elysee-Bourbon. One was the famous doctor, Horace Bianchon; the other was one of the most elegant men in Pari...

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...nor of the Isle of Bourbon, by the grateful writer. De Balzac. IN 1828, at about one o’clock one morning, two persons came out of a large house in the... ...h me as far as my house.” “With pleasure.” “Well, and what have you to say about it?” “About that woman?” said the doctor coldly. “There I recognize m... ...horoughly done, my dear fellow, in that Nucingen business; I will tell you about that.—I have got my sisters married; that is the clearest profit I ca... ... all. As watchful as a Jew money-lender, he never raised his eyes from his books and registers but to look into the very heart of the persons he was e... ...tory necessities. The bookcase looked as if it had been sacked; there were books scattered over everything, some piled up open, one on another, others... ...ng with brilliancy like fag- gots in the fire, she can compare the men and books of our literature with the men and books of the eighteenth century. L... ... In a man of his rank, at a time when the Quartier Latin was distracted by Liberalism, such conduct was sure to rouse in opposition a host of petty pa...

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...Excerpt: The malady of the age. On a fine evening in the month of September, 1836, a man about thirty years of age was leaning on the parapet of that quay from which a spectator can look up the Seine from the Jardin des Plantes to Notre-Dame, and down, along the vast perspective of the river, to the Louvre. There...

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...MALADY OF THE AGE ON A FINE EVENING in the month of September, 1836, a man about thirty years of age was leaning on the parapet of that quay from whic... ...istin- guishing himself in any way, his mind now turned to the magistracy. About this time his father died. His mother, who contented herself in her o... ...cessities of the new power, made him a troublesome instrument. Bitten with liberalism, he did not know, as cleverer men did, how to steer a course. Ob... ...uses shocked his delicacy, sanitariums seemed to him unhealthy, and he was about to fall back into the fatal irresolution of persons without will, whe... ...table, exclaiming,— “Poor, good woman! Well, so be it!” V THE INFLUENCE OF BOOKS THE BOOK, like all books frequently read, opened in a par- ticular pl... ...n which way to take and debating in what direction he was likely to find a bookseller. As he stood there he heard the heavy sound of the massive porte... ...y of his first visit. Thinking over this circumstance, he went as far as a bookseller’s in the rue Saint-Jacques, whence he returned with a very hands...

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...y restless, wasting my energies in the futile beginning of ill-con- ceived books. One does not settle down very readily at two and forty to a new way ... ...e the restlessness of his mind, very much as I have wanted to do. He wrote about the relation of the great constructive spirit in politics to individu... ...t stop his dreaming. Then it was “The Prince” was written. All day he went about his personal affairs, saw homely neighbours, dealt with his family, g... ...content- ment to those wider dreams. I like to think of him so, with brown books before him lit by the light of candles in silver candlesticks, or hea... ...ll I call it?—secretarial. Machiavelli, it is true, had some little doubts about the particular Prince he wanted, whether it was Cae- sar Borgia of Gi... ... trunks and boxes. There are cupboards on either side of the fireplace and bookshelves with books above them, and on the wall and rather tattered is a... ... Review, the papers that afterwards became my fourth book, “New Aspects of Liberalism.” I still remember as delightful most of the circumstances of ge... ...y no such doubts. She was clear I had to go into Parliament on the side of Liberalism and the light, as against the late Government and darkness. Esse... ...aham took me up and we fell into a discussion of the changing qualities of Liberalism. It was a good give-and-take talk, extraordinarily refreshing af...

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...e writer. I wrote that book in order to clear up the muddle in my own mind about in- numerable social and political questions, questions I could not k... ...ggressive. Him you must imagine as sitting at a table reading a manuscript about Utopias, a manuscript he holds in two hands that are just a little fa... ...table, the manuscript in his hand, and the expansion of his ratiocinations about Utopia conscientiously resumed. The entertainment before you is neith... ...er- sonality; his clothing, his jewels, the tools of his employ- ment, his books, the objects of art he may have bought or made, his personal weapons ... ...ty to individuals will tend to make clothing, ornamentation, imple- ments, books, and all the arts finer and more beautiful, be- cause by buying such ... ...ht. But these are only the mental habits acquired in an evil time. The old Liberalism assumed bad government, the more powerful the govern- ment the w... ...ne might look at the chains of a slave. You imagine that father of the old Liberalism, Rousseau, slinking off from his offspring at the door of the Fo... ... these free adventures of the base. It is one of the bye products of State Liberalism, and at present it is very probably drawing ahead in the race ag... ...d, with doctor, shop, and so forth, and may even have a pneumatic tube for books and small parcels to the nearest post-office. But the solitary homest...

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...s a retrospect, in a narrative form, relating to an event which took place about a year before. I must mention that I have lived for a long time in Ge... ...State invested with extraordinary powers. The newspapers made noise enough about that fanatical, narrow-chested figure in gold-laced uni- form, with a... ...ars under the falling snow. On being overtaken this peasant suddenly faced about and swung his arm. In an instant there was a terrible shock, a detona... ...h Conrad He was persuaded that he was sacrificing his personal longings of liberalism—rejecting the attractive error for the stern Russian truth. “Tha... ...other, I have been a good deal in that house of late. I used to take there books—leaflets. Not a few of the poor people who live there can read. And, ... ...tory of Mr. Razumov after his conservative convictions, diluted in a vague liberalism natural to the ardour of his age, had become crystallized by the... ...and porcelain, amongst the scattered pages of his notes and small piles of books—a mere litter of black- ened paper—dead matter—without significance o... ...pronounced mentally the same words over and over again. He shut up all the books and rammed all his papers into his pocket with convulsive movements, ...

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...n, as indeed all true Scientists are. There is more personal dis- tinction about the mildest-mannered actor alive than there is about the entire Royal... ...ous obscurity that it is hard to find anything whatever to tell the reader about them. Mr. Bensington won his spurs (if one may use such an expression... ...uch chemistry as one could get in one of those objectionable shilling text-books that were then so common…. Quite ordinary persons you perceive, both ... ...lic, and what is not is evident. 6 The Food of the Gods There is no doubt about what is not great, no race of men have such obvious littlenesses. The... ...on of Cousin Jane, had tea with him and afterwards sent him their birthday books for his signature. He was speedily quite hardened to seeing his name ... ...ions, he had all his facts—and he had just as much knowledge—as a rotating bookshelf contain- ing the Times Encyclopedia. And he doesn’t know anything... ... upon this,—and the exponents of what was called in those days Progressive Liberalism grew quite sentimental upon the essential insincerity of their p...

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...hat she no longer had reticences before her husband, and no longer worried about not having reticences. She was in a petticoat now, and corsets which ... ... pawed at the clothes hunched on a chair in their bedroom, while she moved about mysteriously adjusting and patting her petticoat and, to his jaundice... ...ced eye, never seeming to get on with 9 Sinclair Lewis her dressing. “How about it? Shall I wear the brown suit another day?” “Well, it looks awfully... ... what-is-it from Columbia and he sits up all night reading a lot of greasy books and he’s always spieling about the ‘value of languages, ’ and the poo... ... some of our leading universities, lecturer, extensive traveler, author of books, poetry, etc., a man with the unique personality of the master minds,... ...ol.” Ted had collected fifty or sixty announcements, from annual reference-books, from Sunday School periodicals, fiction-magazines, and journals of d... ...e, isn’t it? Let me tell you how I figure it: What we need in the world is liberalism, liberal- ity, if we’re going to get anywhere. I’ve always belie... ...some thoroughly sound things about Disarma- ment, and broad-mindedness and liberalism; but it seemed to him that General Topics interested Tanis only ...