The Misunderstanding of the Term "Liberty": How There May Arise a Strike in a. College: A Study in Psychology Different from Ours Chinese bride was standing waiting in the corridor. Some of the students, began to. tag her, "ée-cording to old Chinese..custom. Others tock up the fun. They were, getting too boisterous, The frightened gir! ran for protection to the kindly wife of the Principal. This]
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'A cry was raised "We've been assaulted! We've been "assaulted!" A thrill of horror and indignation against the British staff ran through the Colleg:
The student body "struck." They would no longer learn, nor would they leave the premises, That. was the last I ite ard, There is much talk in the ancient! city of Philadelphia about the word "Liberty," and the meaning it be 150 years ago, In the word has lost its face value, ly in South China,
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