A Century of RevolutionChapman and Hall, limited, 1890 - 239 Seiten |
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... scientific students of history throughout the world , by your masterly and monumental work . Most sincerely yours , ATHENEUM CLUB , LONDON . June 20th , 1889 . W. S. LILLY . ADVERTISEMENT TO THE SECOND EDITION . My Publishers inform me ...
... scientific students of history throughout the world , by your masterly and monumental work . Most sincerely yours , ATHENEUM CLUB , LONDON . June 20th , 1889 . W. S. LILLY . ADVERTISEMENT TO THE SECOND EDITION . My Publishers inform me ...
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... scientific 99 They urge that the public order must rest on " natural truths ; " for them physical sciences are the only sciences ; and the generalisation of those sciences . called Darwinism , is specially dear to them . By Darwinism ...
... scientific 99 They urge that the public order must rest on " natural truths ; " for them physical sciences are the only sciences ; and the generalisation of those sciences . called Darwinism , is specially dear to them . By Darwinism ...
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... scientific , physiological , pathological , positive , in order to harmonise with the Revolutionary spirit . He claims as his great fore- father , Diderot , and asserts that Stendhal , Gustave Flaubert , and Balzac were of the same ...
... scientific , physiological , pathological , positive , in order to harmonise with the Revolutionary spirit . He claims as his great fore- father , Diderot , and asserts that Stendhal , Gustave Flaubert , and Balzac were of the same ...
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... age receive its solution Democracy must be scientific ; it must accept all the facts 187 188 189 192 of all the sciences , and the lessons which they teach . 193 SUMMARY . xxiii And specially must it lay to heart 1 xxii SUMMARY.
... age receive its solution Democracy must be scientific ; it must accept all the facts 187 188 189 192 of all the sciences , and the lessons which they teach . 193 SUMMARY . xxiii And specially must it lay to heart 1 xxii SUMMARY.
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... scientific student then , as he traces through history the progress of society , may fully adopt the words of Spinosa : " The end of the State , is not to transform men from reasonable beings into animals or automata ; its end is so to ...
... scientific student then , as he traces through history the progress of society , may fully adopt the words of Spinosa : " The end of the State , is not to transform men from reasonable beings into animals or automata ; its end is so to ...
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