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No spiritual force "more original, more universal, more fruitful in consequences of every sort and bearing, more capable of transforming and remaking everything presented to it, has arisen during the last three hundred years. Like the spirit of the Renaissance and of the classical age, it attracts into its orbit all the great works of contemporary intelligence."
Idealists in France believed that America was leading in the remaking of the world. When it was known that La Fayette intended to go to fight in America, the King of France forbade it, since France had as yet no quarrel with England. The youth, however, chartered a ship, landed in South Carolina, hurried to Philadelphia, and was a major general in the American army when he was twenty years of age.
To keep in touch with the enemy, to work with our forward patrols, to enter upon the heels of our advance guard into the evacuated villages and, if possible, to get there first and film their triumphal entry, film our advance infantry and guns taking up new positions, the engineers at work remaking the roads, building new bridges over the Somme, laying down new railways and repairing old ones the hundred and one different organisations that were working and straining every muscle and nerve for the common cause.
You cannot adopt English political words, English literary words, English religious words, the terms of sport or ethics, without in some measure remaking your mind on a new model. If you fail or refuse, your child will not. He is forcibly made an American, in ideas at least, and chiefly by language.
I , ch. xiv, xv; H. M. Stephens, Revolutionary Europe, 1789-1815 , ch. vii-xi; J. H. Rose, Revolutionary and Napoleonic Era, 1789-1815 , ch. vii-xi; J. A. R. Marriott, The Remaking of Modern Europe, 1789-1878 , ch. vii-xi; H. T. Dyer, A History of Modern Europe from the Fall of Constantinople, 3d ed. rev. by Arthur Hassall , ch. lxi-lxvii; C. A. Fyffe, A History of Modern Europe, 1792-1878 , ch. v-xii.
Then he said without lookin' at me, 'It is the spirit of the White Valley and the Hills of the Mighty Men; of which all men shall know, for the North will come to her spring again one day soon, at the remaking of the world. They thought the song would never be found again, but I have given it a home here. And he bent and kissed the strings.
Nor could her thoughts ever be the same again. Margaret's phase resembled the state of a patient gradually recovering from a serious illness, an illness in which she has faced the true proportions of the things belonging to this life, and the triviality of human tragedies as they had existed before the war. Her life had begun all over again. The war was remaking it.
Then, ignoring Dade, who stood near him, plainly puzzled over this enigma, he walked over to the edge of the wood where Taggart's rifle lay, picked it up and made his way to the ranchhouse. A strange thing was happening to Calumet. His character was in the process of remaking. Slowly and surely Betty's good influence was making itself felt.
Then he said without lookin' at me, 'It is the spirit of the White Valley and the Hills of the Mighty Men; of which all men shall know, for the North will come to her spring again one day soon, at the remaking of the world. They thought the song would never be found again, but I have given it a home here. And he bent and kissed the strings.
But man can do no more than propose; and woman even American woman cannot invariably "dispose" to the extent of remaking the whole world of mules and men according to her whim. Mercédès to the Rescue
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