Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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第 33 頁
The loss of the right to doubt things as they are , however , must soon result in the
deceleration of scientific progress . For two thousand years after slavery took over
, the Near East seems to have produced only four great inventions — place ...
The loss of the right to doubt things as they are , however , must soon result in the
deceleration of scientific progress . For two thousand years after slavery took over
, the Near East seems to have produced only four great inventions — place ...
第 36 頁
The result was that by 500 B . C . , after 150 years of strife , democracy was so
firmly planted in Athens that , save for short intervals , it persisted until the time of
the Roman conquest about 150 B . C . This democracy , it should be explained at
...
The result was that by 500 B . C . , after 150 years of strife , democracy was so
firmly planted in Athens that , save for short intervals , it persisted until the time of
the Roman conquest about 150 B . C . This democracy , it should be explained at
...
第 114 頁
One worthy result was that Parliament established its right to elect or depose the
king . Eventually the struggle degenerated into a civil conflict known as the Wars
of the Roses ( 1455 - 1485 ) in which the nobles were so obliging as to weaken ...
One worthy result was that Parliament established its right to elect or depose the
king . Eventually the struggle degenerated into a civil conflict known as the Wars
of the Roses ( 1455 - 1485 ) in which the nobles were so obliging as to weaken ...
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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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