...SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS. Mr. Herbert Spencer, in his " Social Statistics," expresses the following passages, "Ideas do not govern and overthrow the world; the world is governed and overthrown by feelings. * * * * The social mechanism does not rest finally upon opinions, but almost...

...tho world : tho world is governed or overthrown by feelings, to which idcas servo only as guides. Tho social mechanism does not rest finally upon opinions; but almost wholly upon character. Not intellcctual anarchy, but moral antagonism, is the cause of political crises. All social phenomena...

...by Mr. Spencer, in the following passage : " Ideas do not govern the world ; the world is governed by feelings, to which ideas serve only as guides....finally upon opinions ; but almost wholly upon character All social phenomena are produced by the totality of human emotions and beliefs : of which the emotions...

...by Mr. Spencer, in the following passage : " Ideas do not govern the world ; the world is governed by feelings, to which ideas serve only as guides....finally upon opinions ; but almost wholly upon character All social phenomena are produced by the totality of human emotions and beliefs : of which the emotions...

...by Mr. Spencer, in the following passage : " Ideas do not govern the world ; the world is governed by feelings, to which ideas serve only as guides....finally upon opinions ; but almost wholly upon character All social phenomena are produced by the totality of human emotions and beliefs : of which the emotions...

...by Mr. Spencer, in the following passage : " Ideas do not govern the world ; the world is governed by feelings, to which ideas serve only as guides....finally upon opinions ; but almost wholly upon character All social phenomena are produced by the totality of human emotions and beliefs : of which the emotions...

...et morale dcs societes ao tuelles tient, en dcrniere analyse, a 1'anarchie intellectuelle." p. 48.* Ideas do not govern and overthrow the world : the...which ideas serve only as guides. The social mechanism docs not rest finally upon opinions; but almost wholly upon character. Not intellectual anarchy, but...

...in Mr. Spencer an unqualified rejection of this view. " Ideas," he tells us in a striking passage, " do not govern and overthrow the world ; the world...upon opinions, but almost wholly upon character." Refusing as he did, to recognize in his philosophy any consciousness of a cause manifesting itself...

...governed or overthrown by feelings, to which ideas serve only as guides. The social mechanism docs not rest finally upon opinions; but almost wholly...anarchy, but moral antagonism, is the cause of political crisis. All social phenomena are produced by the totality of human emotions and beliefs : of which...

...prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. Newton. Ideas do not govern and overthrow the world; the world...by feelings, to which ideas serve only as guides. Spencer. Man is not a praotical creature merly; be has within him a speculative tendency, a pleasure...