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After much frank communication , both of us agreed that of the two Schemes the one suggested by Jeffrey did seem the hopefully ; that as both could not be followed , This latter must for the present be exclusively aimed at , - - in the track and by the methods which Mr. Talfourd and other Friends had already decided on . In chilling detail and with clear contemporary overtones , Hull examines how modern militaries , if unchecked by civilian restraint , can gravitate toward increasingly more extreme measures in their effort to secure order . We are struggling , as Mr. Strickland said , to understand what these claims data mean . The unprecedented and shocking social inequality of modern American society can only be maintained by increased repression at home and abroad , and this means maintaining one of the most repressive justice systems in the world . For most moderns the focal institutions are economic , and our chief goal is individual , instrumental mastery , and autonomy . It should occasion no surprise that so many moderns try to escape this dreadful freedom by re-creating comprehensive orthodoxies , whether ecclesiastical or secular , that will restore the unity and simplicity of life through closed systems of ethnic identification . " Mr. Osburg is passionate about his belief that society has a basic obligation to break the bonds of bureaucracy and explore space - what he calls frontier ideology , a concept that he said still exists , to a degree , through the freedom of America . Mr. Bush and his administration have declared that to fight against the threat of terrorism that you mentioned , Mr. President , a doctrine of preemption must be adopted . The forgotten past rubbed flanks with the present - - while Tom Billings , modern of the moderns , passed in the garb of pre-Glacial man , and before him trotted a creature of a breed scarce sixty years old . MLA bibliography is an index to Critical works on modern literature including African Literature in journals books and dissertations . As to the much-spoken-of markets en the Congo , and Mr. Stanley 's calculations and promises of a trade amounting to 26,000,000 a year if the Lancashire people supply the Africans with loin-cloths , such promises belong to the same category of fancies as the famous nightcaps of the Chinese which were to enrich England after the first Chinese war .