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Carlos Pellegrini, Argentine Statesman
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Richard Cobden, educationist, economist and statesman.
… thought and also full credit for a range of statesmanship which went far beyond his well known part in the repeal of the Corn Laws and the Anglo-French Commercial Treaty of 1860. Historians have not sufficiently recognised that Cobden sought to make fundamental changes in British society and …
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Edward Harriman: Robber Baron or Industrial Statesman?
People and events do not live on merely because they occured or existed. An event ends as soon as the action is done. A person would be forgotten when he dies unless someone were to write of that person and his deeds. The work of the historian is to preserve for posterity the events of the past. In …
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The Limits of Philosophy: Plato's Sophist and Statesman
Plato's Sophist and Statesman articulate the limits or definition of philosophy. My selective interpretation begins with a problem from Sophist 259e-260a and 252e-253e: Is it possible to express correctly (in logos) the necessary conditions of logos? This is an instance of a universal problem: Is …
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The role of the myth in Plato's Statesman.
Plato's Statesman attempts to find the eidos of the political art "separated and removed…from everything else" (Plato 1984: 258c). Perhaps unsurprisingly, this proves to be a rather difficult task. The conversation is led by an Eleatic Stranger with a young man named Socrates. The Stranger begins …
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Ignacy Daszynski: The Making of an Austro-Polish Statesman, 1866-1918
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The Political Career of Archbishop Bruno of Cologne: Ottonian Statesman of Tenth-Century Germany
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Idealism and Actualization. Saint-Just in Theory, Practice, and Exigency
… de Saint-Just (1767-1794) was a revolutionary, a statesman, and a political philosopher, yet it is largely only as a revolutionary that he is remembered. As a political person who occupied these three different but overlapping roles, Saint-Just is ideal as the subject and center of a study of …
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Visual framing and social networking: a content analysis of the 2012 Barack Obama and Mitt Romney Facebook pages
… categories were divided into four subcategories, statesman, compassionate, mass appeal, and ordinariness. There were significant differences between candidates in the subcategories. It appeared to be a main campaign strategy to frame Mitt Romney as a statesman. Many Romney photos were filled with …
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Contemporary Opinion of President Wilson's Fourteen Points
… enduring peace. Military victory to this groat statesman, idealist, and pacifist did not mean a chance to wreck vengeance on a conquered foe, but rather on opening to secure a ponce settlement which would prevent, if not wholly eliminate, future wars from growing out of the bitterness engendered …
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Only Nixon Could Go to China: L. Q. C. Lamar and the Politics of Reconciliation
<p>Lucius Quintus Cinncinatus Lamar was a statesman with an almost unmatched career, serving on the President's Cabinet, in Congress, and on the Supreme Court. Lamar's work in government spanned one of the most tumultuous times in American history, and his transformation from secessionist to …
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Traditions of Tenderness: Sensibility and the Classics in Early Eighteenth-Century Britain
… describes the reception of the idealised Roman statesman. Always an inspiring icon of virtue, the Roman statesman was reimagined as a tender, loving husband through new translations of ancient domestic letters in periodicals like the Spectator and the Tatler. In Roman dramas such as Addison’s …
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A "Melancholy Experience:" William C. C. Claiborne and the Louisiana Militia, 1811-1815
… of a European power rather than an American statesman, Claiborne grappled with maintaining a militia force for the Territory of Orleans, now the present day state of Louisiana. He built upon the volunteer companies he found within the city of New Orleans, but had little success molding the …
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Desire Informing Philosophy in Plato: The Lover, the Tyrant, and the Citizen
… chronology: <em>Symposium, Phaedrus, Republic, Statesman, and Laws</em>. That human failing and ambition equally find desire couched between lack and satiation is radically reconsidered in the course of the <em>Symposium</em> to aim eros towards the possession of the forever good through love of …
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Murin-an: Literary Descriptions and the Interpretation of Experiences in a Japanese Dwelling
The villa of Murin-an was commissioned by the statesman Yamagata Aritomo in 1894. The garden is considered a collaborative product of Yamagata's vision and the skill of the garden's designer, Ogawa Jihei VII. Although the garden is described as modern and different, an essay written by Yamagata …
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Self-interest, national interest and the political leader's responsibility
… balance of the moral and strategic goals of the statesman. The author examines the notion of prudence and its application to international relations.
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The career of General Antonio López de Santa Anna (1794-1833)
… that may be placed for or against his as a statesman, general, and politician, none can deny the greatness, nor the reality of his influence upon the formative period of Mexican history. It is safe to say that a more kaleidoscopic career can scarcely be found in the history of any country, …
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A Model of Guerrilla Warfare Applied to the Civil War and Geneal Nathan Bedford Forrest
… strategy. The soldier must fuse with the statesman, the private turn politician.” </p> <p>If we can gain an understanding of the guerrilla and guerrilla warfare, our reading of our own history will have a new significance.</p>
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Compelled to make
… nor an orator whether he should persuade, nor a statesman whether he shall produce law and order nor does anyone else deliberate about his end. 'They assume the end and consider how and by what means it is to be attained; and if it seems to be produced by several means they consider by which it …
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