Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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tion of the ancient world . ” Granting that this is true , salvation would have lain not
in the compartmentation of classes but in the education of the masses . A society
cannot stand still , for a living organism which has stopped growing has paved ...
tion of the ancient world . ” Granting that this is true , salvation would have lain not
in the compartmentation of classes but in the education of the masses . A society
cannot stand still , for a living organism which has stopped growing has paved ...
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Rostovtzeff , the historian of Rome , finds the cause of the decay of ancient
civilization in the gradual absorption of the educated classes by the masses and
the consequent . . . barbarization of the ancient world . ” This is in effect another
way of ...
Rostovtzeff , the historian of Rome , finds the cause of the decay of ancient
civilization in the gradual absorption of the educated classes by the masses and
the consequent . . . barbarization of the ancient world . ” This is in effect another
way of ...
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... portrayed ; but in epochs when man was not the center of importance , as in
certain ancient Egyptian sculpture and in the Middle Ages , the human figure was
not carefully portrayed but was used mainly to express something abstract .
... portrayed ; but in epochs when man was not the center of importance , as in
certain ancient Egyptian sculpture and in the Middle Ages , the human figure was
not carefully portrayed but was used mainly to express something abstract .
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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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