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Platonism by Paul Elmer More, 2010-08-24 Paul Elmer More A Bibliography by Malcolm Young, 1941 Paul Elmer More. by ARTHUR HAZARD DAKIN, 1960 Paul Elmer More: Literary Criticism As the History of Ideas (Brigham Young University Press) by Stephen L. Tanner, 1987-02 Paul Elmer More's Shelburne Essays on American Literature by Editor Daniel Aaron, 1963-01-01 Paul Elmer More by Arthur Hazard Dakin, 1960-01-01 Paul Elmer More and American Criticism by Robert Shafer, 1977-06 Benjamin Franklin (1900) by Paul Elmer More, 2010-09-10 The Study of English Literature by Cowardin, Samuel P. Jr. ; More, Paul Elmer On Being Human (Essay Index Print Series, New Shelburne Essays Vol III) by Paul Elmer More, 1968 Anglicanism The Sceptical Approach to Religion *Volume Ii of the New Shelburne Essays* by Paul Elmer More, 1934-01-01 Anglicanism - the Thought and Practice of the Church of England, Illustrated from the Religious Literature of the Seventeenth Century by Paul Elmer & Frank Leslie Cross (Editor) More, 1962 On Being Human New Shelburne Essays Volume Iii by Paul Elmer More, 1936-01-01

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61. UBC English: Reading Room Catalogue
    M68, more, paul elmer, ed. Anglicanism; the thought and practice of the Church of England, illustrated from the religious literature of the seventeenth  
    http://www2.english.ubc.ca/rdg_room/auth_rslt.cfm?authpubl=3222

62. Ralph Waldo Emerson By Paul More
    Emerson by paul more. paul elmer Moore. Emerson The Cambridge History of English and American Literature An Encyclopedia in Eighteen Volumes.  
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    Extractions: Famous Unitarian Universalists Transcendentalists Emerson Paul Elmer Moore. "Emerson" The Cambridge History of English and American Literature: An Encyclopedia in Eighteen Volumes. New York: Putnam, 1907-21; New York: Bartleby.Com The High Place of Emerson in American Letters His Youth and Training His Journals ... Site editor's credentials I do not write and maintain this site for a salary; my sole support for this site's expenses is the Amazon.com donation jar (above), and Amazon.com book links and other commercial links I've added to the site. If you have Javascript enabled in your Internet browser, you'll see targeted suggestions on many of this site's pages. You can use the links to find books at the library or at your local bookstore, but buying books directly through the links on this site will help pay the cost of this site and help keep it online.

63. Mores — Infoplease.com
    Hannah more more, Hannah more, Hannah, 1745–1833, English author and social reformer. She was educated, paul elmer more - more, paul elmer more,  
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64. Paul Elmer More Hellenistic Philosophies Gifts In India At Rediff
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    197992 more, paul elmer. Shelburne Essays. 11 vols complete. 1904 Boston and New York Houghton Mifflin Co., (1904). 8vo.  
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67. Nietzsche - Paul Elmer More - Adobe Reader EBooks | Most Popular EBooks On EBook
    Nietzsche paul elmer more - Adobe Reader eBooks.  
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    Extractions: For a while he lived with his sister, and projected with her great schemes for a kind of monastic seminary, wherein a few noble spirits, dissatisfied with the world and, needless to add, devoted to himself, should dwell together and from their studious seclusion pour out a stream of philosophy to regenerate society. After his sister left him they parted not on the best of terms he passed his time in Italy and Switzerland.

68. Paul Elmer More (1864 AD-1937 AD), Biography - ReadHowYouWant.com
    American critic and scholar, more s bestknown work is Shelburne Essays (14 vol., 1904-1936). His other acclaimed writings include Platonism (1917),  
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69. Elmer: Blogs, Photos, Videos And More On Technorati
    (Pictured above is elmer paul Vaughn.) Descendants of elmer paul Vaughn Generation No. 1 1. elmer paul7 VAUGHN (JOSEPH GEORGE6, JOSEPH THOMAS5, CORNELIUS4,  
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    Extractions: Get the buzz on film, TV, music, and celebs now in Entertainment Subscribe search in entire post tags only of blogs with any authority a little authority some authority a lot of authority in language all languages Arabic (العربية) Chinese (中文) Dutch (Nederlands) English French (Fran§ais) German (Deutsch) Greek (Ελληνικά) Hebrew (עברית) Italian (Italiano) Japanese (日本語) Korean (한국어) Norwegian (Norsk) Persian (فارسی) Polish (Polski) Portuguese (Portuguªs) Russian (Русский) Spanish (Espa±ol) Swedish (Svenska) Turkish (T¼rk§e) Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) http://howtosplitanatom.com/ news/ lessons-from-entrepreneurs-elmer-thomas/ Elmer Thomas is one of the most prolific entrepreneurs that I have had the pleasure of meeting, As CEO of ATL Innovations, he has been responsible for a slew of widgets and applications. Elmer was kind enough to take some time to talk to us about some of them as well as giving us a look into what it’s like to be a digital entrepreneur. 8 days ago by sbsgator in How To Split An Atom Authority: 339 http://gerry.alanguilan.com/ archives/ 329

70. Cella's Review
    While there have been others of this genre — paul Johnson s Intellectuals paul elmer more, “The Doctrine of the Logos,” from Christ the Word (1927).  
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    Extractions: Friday, October 29, 2004 My review of Daniel Flynn’s book Intellectual Morons ran last week on The American Spectator ’s website. John Adams once caustically described ideology as “the science of idiocy.” Dan Flynn has given us a kind of diagnostic manual by case study of this strange science. While there have been others of this genre — Paul Johnson's Intellectuals comes immediately to mind — the world of intellect, alas, seems always ripe for another catalogue of its ongoing parade of fraudulence, perversity, pretense, quackery, and rarefied deceit. more Flynn's book is most intriguing (and controversial) because he includes Leo Strauss in his catalogue of intellectual morons. I address this in the second half of my review. 10:12 PM postCount('109910273261802667'); Comments Tuesday, October 26, 2004 Last week we took the kids to Disney World. Katie (age 4) had a great time. Mary (age 3 mos.) slept through almost everything — including the night, which was most fortuitous. The world has a soundtrack at Disney, and not a particularly pleasing one to someone over the age of, say, seven. The world, also, is full of overpriced food and shrewdly arranged consumer items. More that usual, the word nearest to a parent’s lips must be No. My wife and I were aided in this reckless Disney endeavor by the presence of my mother- and father-in-law, who choose to join us in exhausting ourselves for reasons that elude me.

71. Thoughts And Questions
    All in all, it seems more likely to a nonspecialist that the date palms .. In fact, it seems clear that the secular left has more backing from organized  
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    Extractions: The world as it seems to me A fascinating story: someone is said to have sprouted a date seed unearthed at Masada, from a date eaten during the siege there almost 2,000 years ago. It appears that 500-year-old seeds had been sprouted in England, and 1200-year old seeds in China, but this would be the first 2,000-year-old seed. The dates of ancient Judea were famous, but they've since disappeared, so if the tree is female and it continues to do well maybe we'll see what the fame was about. Which brings us to one of the mysteries of history, and of Times historiography: when did the dates of Judea disappear? At the beginning of the story the guy says they were "destroyed by the crusaders," [why? just because they were evil?] but by the end it appears they were "destroyed before the Middle Ages," and thus long before the Crusades. Since I'm a bit of a hothead, I decided to write the Times about it. My letter: Dear Mr. Calame, At the beginning of Mr. Erlanger's piece today on the sprouting of a 2,000-year-old date seed he says the dates of Judea were "destroyed by the Crusaders," but by the end he's saying they were "destroyed before the Middle Ages," and thus long before the Crusades. This might seem a minor inconsistency, but (1) the story's surprising enough to raise some doubts, so the reader needs assurance that Mr. Erlanger and the editors are at least thinking about what they're writing, (2) the Crusades are relevant to current events, so a well-informed journalist who writes about the Middle East should be very familiar with their approximate dates (no pun intended!), and (3) the claim the Crusaders destroyed the date palms is a bit surprising, and passing it on in direct contradiction to something else in the story may lend color to complaints about the Times' anti-Christian bias.

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