Word: fed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...questions is highly analogous to the building of the pyramids. It is impossible to conceive of the greatest of modern nations performing such a task. The motive would be utterly lacking. With the ancient rules the task was completely non-economic, except so far as that slaves must be fed and children trained to take their palces...
...opposed to progress. - (a) Workingmen should not be treated as children: Nation LIX, 376 (Nov. 22, 1894.) - (b) Checks the growth of Trade Unions: Am. Fed. of Labor in Pub. Opin. XVIII, 863 (Dec. 6, 1894). - (c) Is opposed by Gompers and other labor leaders: Pub. Opin...
...students better to take their part in the activities of the world. Now universities, being separated to a great extent from the world, are always in danger of not accurately adapting students for activity. In old days, the university product was too often an overloaded and pedantic mind fed by a sickly body. The reaction came: the public declared that this was all wrong, that without health, knowledge was of little account. The needs of the body were made prominent, the student turned athlete, and now the university product is too often a heavy and powerful body feeding a diminutive...
...striking are the events in Jesus' life. He feeds the multitude and then goes off to the mountain alone in His turn to be fed and refreshed by communion with God and nature. It is only at such a time as this when, exhausted and parched by his constant labors with with men, He turns to God that He may acquire new strength and to nature that He may receive again that wonderful freshness of inspiration and beauty which the study of His purity brings to all. In the morning He returns to His work strong in His confidence...
...opposed to the modern theory of the executive: Boston Herald. Jan. 25, 1892; Gitterman in Pol. Science Quarterly, VII, p. 90, (Jan. 1892.) - (a) It divides responsibility: Boston Globe, Jan. 8, 1892; Nation LIII, 39, (July 16, 1891). - (b) A single executive head has been adopted. - (1) in the fed. govt. - (2) In all but three states. - (3) In the best governed municipalities...