Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Such examples wield a decisive influence : the blood of the martyrs is not only
the seed of the Church ; it is the seed of any great human advance . There is
room in this world not only for the well - balanced social and political crusader ,
but for ...
Such examples wield a decisive influence : the blood of the martyrs is not only
the seed of the Church ; it is the seed of any great human advance . There is
room in this world not only for the well - balanced social and political crusader ,
but for ...
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Aristotle is often called the father of science , but his twenty years with Plato seem
to have ruined any chance of his making practical advances in physics or
astronomy , for with Plato he rejected the idea of a mechanical explanation of
natural ...
Aristotle is often called the father of science , but his twenty years with Plato seem
to have ruined any chance of his making practical advances in physics or
astronomy , for with Plato he rejected the idea of a mechanical explanation of
natural ...
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This movement led to the imperialism of the late nineteenth century , when states
began a new race for colonies in order to advance the interests of their finance
capitalists . We have noted how in Germany the state bound capital to its interests
...
This movement led to the imperialism of the late nineteenth century , when states
began a new race for colonies in order to advance the interests of their finance
capitalists . We have noted how in Germany the state bound capital to its interests
...
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ITS MEANING AND ITS METHOD | 1 |
MORALS WITH AXES TO GRIND | 15 |
THE FAILURE OF GREEK DEMOCRACY | 32 |
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