The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 7 |
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the real thing they know how to use it as well , or better , than civilised man . ... Again , if there had been an excellent aboriginal civilisation in Australia and America , where , botanists and zoologists , ask , are its vestiges ?
the real thing they know how to use it as well , or better , than civilised man . ... Again , if there had been an excellent aboriginal civilisation in Australia and America , where , botanists and zoologists , ask , are its vestiges ?
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Civilisation begins , because the beginning of civilisation is a military advantage . ... Ordinary civilisation begins near the Mediterranean Sea ; the best , doubtless , of the ante - historic civilisations were not far off .
Civilisation begins , because the beginning of civilisation is a military advantage . ... Ordinary civilisation begins near the Mediterranean Sea ; the best , doubtless , of the ante - historic civilisations were not far off .
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V The Age of Discussion I The greatest living contrast is between the old eastern and customary civilisations and the new western and changeable civilisations . A year or two ago an inquiry was made of our most intelligent officers in ...
V The Age of Discussion I The greatest living contrast is between the old eastern and customary civilisations and the new western and changeable civilisations . A year or two ago an inquiry was made of our most intelligent officers in ...
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Physics and Politics 1872 | 13 |
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