The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... civilisation . History catches man as he emerges from the patriarchal state : ethnology shows how he lived , grew , and improved in that state . The conclusive arguments against the imagined original civilisation are indeed plain to ...
... civilisation . History catches man as he emerges from the patriarchal state : ethnology shows how he lived , grew , and improved in that state . The conclusive arguments against the imagined original civilisation are indeed plain to ...
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... Civilisation begins , because the beginning of civilisation is a military advantage . Probably if we had historic records of the ante - historic ages - if some superhuman power had set down the thoughts and actions of men ages before ...
... Civilisation begins , because the beginning of civilisation is a military advantage . Probably if we had historic records of the ante - historic ages - if some superhuman power had set down the thoughts and actions of men ages before ...
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... civilisation whose spirit is progress into the form of a civilisation whose spirit is fixity , and whether we shall succeed or not is perhaps the most interesting question in an age abounding almost beyond example in questions of ...
... civilisation whose spirit is progress into the form of a civilisation whose spirit is fixity , and whether we shall succeed or not is perhaps the most interesting question in an age abounding almost beyond example in questions of ...
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