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George Meredith was alluding to which thorny subject when he said, "The last thing civilized by man..." ?
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2.
Ernst Toller was in turn a socialist, a union organizer, a pacifist, and political exile...in the span covering World War I and after. He had this line to say about WHICH subject: "...propaganda of the victors"?
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3.
Oscar Wilde used this line -- "The name everyone gives to their mistakes..." -- to describe what thing?
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4.
Voltaire wrote this -- "...an opinion without judgment" -- to say what he thought about which thing?
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Karl Marx had this observation to dangle over all and sundry about which thing: "The opium of the people..." ? |
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Oscar Wilde was probably being whimsical when he chose the following words to describe which thing: "the diary we all carry about with us..." ? |
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"The right to do what the laws allow...," was Charles Montesquieu's comment about which subject matter?
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For Herbert Spencer THIS was "...that which man is always trying to kill, but which ends up killing him."
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9.
Robert Ingersoll said, "...places where pebbles are polished and diamonds are dimmed" , and he meant this opinion for THIS:
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10.
Henry Beecher had this to say about which volatile subject: "...the river of life in this world."
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