The Shaking Off of BurdensUniversity of Cape Town, 1965 - 17 ページ |
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... South Africa who is unaware of the continuance of the struggle here for Academic Freedom . The institution and the continuance of this Memorial Lecture is clear evidence of it . The Lecture is a memorial to a man . No cause can become ...
... South Africa who is unaware of the continuance of the struggle here for Academic Freedom . The institution and the continuance of this Memorial Lecture is clear evidence of it . The Lecture is a memorial to a man . No cause can become ...
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Sir Robert Birley. South African . He was born and bred in this country . He was no stranger to those traditions of South Africa which in some quarters are regarded as so unique as to be impervious to human experience elsewhere . I did ...
Sir Robert Birley. South African . He was born and bred in this country . He was no stranger to those traditions of South Africa which in some quarters are regarded as so unique as to be impervious to human experience elsewhere . I did ...
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... South Africa . There are forces to be considered which were absent in Western Europe two thousand and more ago . I years have referred to what I see from my window as THE SHAKING OFF OF BURDENS 13.
... South Africa . There are forces to be considered which were absent in Western Europe two thousand and more ago . I years have referred to what I see from my window as THE SHAKING OFF OF BURDENS 13.
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