Common Sense, How to Exercise It by Mme. Blanchard Yoritomo-Tashi
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of Knowledge where we have already discovered the art of persuasion, and
that art, most difficult of all to acquire--the mastery of timidity. Following him, we shall penetrate once more this Eden, that we may study with Yoritomo the manner of acquiring this art--somewhat unattractive perhaps but essentially primordial--called Common Sense. B. DANGENNES. CONTENTS Announcement Preface I. Common Sense: What Is It? II. The Fight Against Illusion III. The Development of the Reasoning Power IV. Common Sense and Impulse V. The Dangers of Sentimentality |
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