 | 1906 - 1290 páginas
...instruction. Such inhibitions against the irreverent use of sacred things are not mere arbitrary fulmlnations, but are grounded on sound practical considerations...the emblem of national authority. To the citizen it le an object of patriotic adoration, emblematic of all for which his country stands — her institutions,... | |
 | Abraham Clark Freeman - 1908 - 1174 páginas
...find ourselves unable to agree with a court to whose opinions, ordinarily, we attach great weight. Patriotism has ever been regarded as the highest civic...adoration. emblematic of all for which his country stands — her institutions, her achievements, her long roster of heroic dead, the story of her past,... | |
 | 1918 - 570 páginas
...find ourselves unable to agree with a court to whose opinions, ordinarily, we attach great weight. Patriotism has ever been regarded as the highest civic...adoration, emblematic of all for which his country stands — her institutions, her achievements, her long roster of heroic dead, the story of her past,... | |
 | 1906 - 534 páginas
...find ourselves unable to agree with a court to whose opinions, ordinarily, we attach great weight. Patriotism has ever been regarded as the highest civic...adoration, emblematic of all for which his country srands — bar institutions, her achievements, her long roster of heroic dead, the story of her past,... | |
 | 1908 - 540 páginas
...highest civic virtue and whatever tends to foster that virtue certainly makes for the common good. The flag is the emblem of national authority. To the...adoration, emblematic of all for which his country stands — her institutions, her achievements, her long roster of heroic dead, the story of her past,... | |
 | Michael Kent Curtis - 1993 - 704 páginas
...police power. "Patriotism," said the court, "has ever been regarded as the highest civic virtue. . . . The flag is the emblem of national authority. To the...adoration, emblematic of all for which his country stands — her institutions, her achievements, her long roster of heroic dead, the story of her past,... | |
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That contempt or disrespect for an emblem begets a like state of mind toward that for which it stands is a psychological law which underlies the canons against profanation which abound in every system of religious instruction. Such inhibitions against... 