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… efforts to preserve things long established are likely to become confused with the “purposes of God” and to take on the spirit of a crusade. But the rural man is also an individualist. Revolt is as characteristic as … to the widening of horizons and the improvement of the common lot. Around these two tendencies hangs the tale of …

… work as a moral equivalent for war, did not see that play also is a moral equivalent for war, and joined Schiller in … of Berlin declared that play was more restful than complete idleness and served to recuperate and restore the … writers since then. He said that in play the emotions “become purified of a great deal of the distasteful and …

… lines. But alas, I’m not feeling much like exclamation points or fruity cocktails. Since fixing the last comma, spell-checking, and running my final word count … face. Yet, the story must end… The characters exit. The audience leaves the house. A single light shines on the empty …

… harden into postulates that brook no alternative and no compromise. This has been the case with “Jacobinism”—even … to act for the good of all (and the nation) and equated obedience—presumed to be freely given by each for the good of … the making of policy and its implementation: where various points of view compete and compromise and where none can …

… of plays or during circuses; and blacks sang, with banjo accompaniment, on many a city street. But it was Rice who … of the racism that continues to separate—and, yes, to also bind—blacks and whites in America. Nothing so elevated … section, I introduced those who would belt out “Camptown Ladies” and other such songs or dance up a storm doing a …