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A Not Unlikely Tale
What exactly happened when Man fell, we do not know; but if it is legitimate to guess, I offer the following picture - a "myth" in the Socratic sense, a not unlikely tale.
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Politics and the English Language
The essay below was initially published by George Owell in Horizons, April 1946. In this essay, Orwell grapples with the effects of our decaying English language and the effects it has on political discourse. Most people who bother with the matter at all would admit that the English language is
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Lincoln’s Letter To Horace Greeley
This letter was originally written by Abraham Lincoln addressed to one Horace Greeley who had harshly criticized him in the New York Tribune. Abraham had already had the Emancipation Proclamation Speech partly written and this letter shows Lincoln's foremost thought - Preserving The Union. Executive Manson, Washington, August
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The Humanitarian Theory of Punishment
This essay by C.S. Lewis was originally published in 20th Century: An Australian Quarterly" as it could not be published in England at the time it was written - it was also published in God In The Dock. It discusses civil authority, criminality and other penological themes. In