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i got this gem from father years ago and was looking for the actual context. i could not find one reliable. one in German referred to a britischer schriftsteller and one attributed it to A.N. Whitehead. not having access to a major library i am unable to check all of Mr. Guedalla's works, speeches, and essays. any suggestions?
edit: here's a link to a fairly recent item that quotes your formulation, perhaps you could contact this editor..
Read more: La Grange News - Nearly everything in history very nearly didn't happen: link
editē - Pete posted twice here in July of '09; both threads are worth a visit if you're a rookie.
Last edited by tsuwm; 01/11/2011 6:04 PM.
Why is "truth" so conducive to chiasma? Something to do with yin and yang...
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