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Art and democracy (1910)

Scott, Dixon, 1881-1915 · London, Adam [and] Charles Black · leaf 13

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doors that have hitherto been barred so invin-cibly; and tlie world now stands, in relation to the treasuresl)eyond, precisely where it stood in relation to the treasurers ofliterature when the erection of (axtons press in the fifteenthcentury set Dante and Homer free. At last and irremediably,the… … (In tin-\V!illiicc ( (»ll(<tiin), l.oiidon) at the disposal of Kveryniaii.For the first time in the historyof the world the most vivid andmost easily eomprehensihle ofall the forms in which humanu isdom has expressed itself willcome into vital contact withthose of us for whom it wasintended. . .…

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