... identities a cumulative validity and coherence is the attitude of self-conscious discovery with which it is attended from the outset. Franklin begins the Autobiography with the putative question, "Who is Ben Franklin?" and then describes the process whereby the constituents of experience from which he fashions a highly particularized sense of personal identity become precisely those which justify his assumption of his ... ...

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... to these grisly developments when he visited Italy in 1925. Instead of voicing his concerns Lamont coached Mussolini in how to appeal to Anglo-American opinion in Oct 1925, despite Ben Strong stating of Mussolini "I should imagine that he would not hesitate to cut off a man's head instantly if he failed to deliver what was expected of him", not an obvious ... ...

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