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本書為在臺舉行「中國哲學與懷德海哲學討論會」之論文集。此項會議為臺灣哲學界之創舉﹐參加會議並提出論文者皆為一時之碩彥。計有臺大教授鄔昆如、傳佩榮、東大鄺芷人、程石泉、蔣年豐、陳榮波、政大沈清松、文大 楊士毅等人。論文之主題為易經或道家哲學與懷氏哲學之相互比較﹐亦有涉及懷氏哲學對於西方傳統哲學中問題之評論。各篇論文構思精審﹐文筆流暢。對於中西哲學之比較探討﹐實為一重大之頁獻。

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shortly before he died from a blood clot at the age of sixty-six in 1905, he dreamed that he had returned "to the White House to the President who turned out to be Mr. Lincoln. He was very kind and considerate, and sympathetic about my illness...He gave me two unimportant letters to answer. I was pleased that this slight order was within my power to obey."

威德写到：“很多晚上，在车里，我一直在想您必须经受的种种严酷折磨，它将是[一场]对智慧和性情的极大考验。对于智慧的考验，您不会失败；但是在六十岁的时候，对我们性情的考验，我们都没有很大把握……”

If I live I'm coming back some time, and then well go right on practising law as if nothing had ever happened.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, William Henry Seward, Salmon Chase, and Edward Bates were members of a restless generation of Americans, destined to leave behind the eighteenth-century world of their fathers. Bates, the oldest, was born when George Washington was still president; Seward and Chase during Jefferson’s administration; Lincoln shortly before James Madison took over. Thousands of miles separate their birthplaces in Virginia, New York, New Hampshire, and Kentucky. Nonetheless, social and economic forces shaped their paths with marked similarities. Despite striking differences in station, talent, and temperament, all four aspirants for the Republican nomination left home, journeyed west, studied law, dedicated themselves to public service, joined the Whig Party, developed a reputation for orator...

Meanwhile, he continued to speak out on behalf of black citizens. In March 1846, a terrifying massacre took place in Seward’s hometown. A twenty-three-year-old black man named William Freeman, recently released from prison after serving five years for a crime it was later determined he did not commit, entered the home of John Van Nest, a wealthy farmer and friend of Seward’s. Armed with two knives, he killed Van Nest, his pregnant wife, their small child, and Mrs. Van Nest’s mother. When he was caught within hours, Freeman immediately confessed. He exhibited no remorse and laughed uncontrollablyas he spoke. The sheriff hauled him away, barely reaching the jail ahead of an enraged mob intent upon lynchinghim. “I trust in the mercy of God thatI shall never again be a witness to such an outbu...

which lasted nearly four hours. At one point, Seward interrupted to ask for an explanation of something Douglas had said. “Ah,” Douglas retorted, “youcan’t crawl behind that free n-r dodge.” In reply, Seward said: “Douglas, no man will ever be President of the United States who spells ‘negro’ with two gs.”

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