 Men have not yet been trained in principles that will permit them to act in unison, except to defend themselves or to destroy others. For self-preservation, they were early compelled to unite for these purposes in war. A necessity, however, equally powerful...  The Reproof of Brutus - 214 ページJohn Minter Morgan 著 - 1830 - 229 ページ全文表示 - この書籍について
 | John Bowditch, Clement Ramsland - 1961 - 210 ページ
...in opposition to each other? This is an important question, and merits the most serious attention. Men have not yet been trained in principles that will permit them to act in unison, except to defend themselves or to destroy others. For self-preservation, they were early compelled... | |
 | Martin Buber - 1992 - 273 ページ
...Colony.) He does not fail to appreciate that great educational activity is required for its realization. "Men have not yet been trained in principles that...except to defend themselves or to destroy others. ... A necessity, however, equally powerful, will now compel men to be trained to act together to create... | |
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