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... Study of History is the most learned . England's greatest living his- torian expressly repudiates Spengler's notion that cultures are organisms . But both treatises contend that the appropriate units of study in perusing the human ...
... Study of History is the most learned . England's greatest living his- torian expressly repudiates Spengler's notion that cultures are organisms . But both treatises contend that the appropriate units of study in perusing the human ...
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... Study . Here Toynbee is concerned with Universal States , Universal Churches , heroic ages , contacts between civilizations in space and time , law and free- dom in history , the prospects of the Western civilization , and the ...
... Study . Here Toynbee is concerned with Universal States , Universal Churches , heroic ages , contacts between civilizations in space and time , law and free- dom in history , the prospects of the Western civilization , and the ...
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... studies Nature , moreover , he studies things outside of himself . When Man studies Man , the objects of his study are willy - nilly inside himself . Self- knowledge is ever the most difficult and elusive sort of knowledge to come by ...
... studies Nature , moreover , he studies things outside of himself . When Man studies Man , the objects of his study are willy - nilly inside himself . Self- knowledge is ever the most difficult and elusive sort of knowledge to come by ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
Early CityStates and Kingdoms | 35 |
The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
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