Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Even monotheism had developed in both river valleys and was coming to
maturity in the hills of Palestine from which it was soon to launch into a career of
world conquest . From what we know of the origin of the civilization of the Near
East the ...
Even monotheism had developed in both river valleys and was coming to
maturity in the hills of Palestine from which it was soon to launch into a career of
world conquest . From what we know of the origin of the civilization of the Near
East the ...
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They did not completely reject the existence of the gods , but regarded them as a
part of nature , not its creators , and developed a concept of a higher divinity
identified with the mysterious force behind the universe . The next step was
obvious ...
They did not completely reject the existence of the gods , but regarded them as a
part of nature , not its creators , and developed a concept of a higher divinity
identified with the mysterious force behind the universe . The next step was
obvious ...
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These advantages have been so apparent that some observers insist that
democracy could not have developed in our country without them ; they add also
that Western Europe could not have developed democracy without a colonial
world to ...
These advantages have been so apparent that some observers insist that
democracy could not have developed in our country without them ; they add also
that Western Europe could not have developed democracy without a colonial
world to ...
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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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