Western Civilization: Its Genesis and Destiny: From 1650 to the present dayScott, Foresman, 1969 |
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... intellectual life and opinion in western Europe during the period from about 1715 to 1789. The leading thinkers of the time firmly believed that theirs was an age of enlightenment , that it held great promise for improving man's life on ...
... intellectual life and opinion in western Europe during the period from about 1715 to 1789. The leading thinkers of the time firmly believed that theirs was an age of enlightenment , that it held great promise for improving man's life on ...
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... intellectual trends ; but Pius was driven from Rome in 1848 by republican radicals , and in the 1860's the Papal States were lost to the newly united Italian state . Following these indigni- ties , Pius became extremely hostile to the ...
... intellectual trends ; but Pius was driven from Rome in 1848 by republican radicals , and in the 1860's the Papal States were lost to the newly united Italian state . Following these indigni- ties , Pius became extremely hostile to the ...
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... intellectuals with the peasantry , or terrorism , could possibly produce the kind of political and social reforms ... intellectual leaders but to Alexander II and his government . But Alexander failed to pro- vide peace and stability ...
... intellectuals with the peasantry , or terrorism , could possibly produce the kind of political and social reforms ... intellectual leaders but to Alexander II and his government . But Alexander failed to pro- vide peace and stability ...
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PART ONE THE TRANSFORMATION OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION | 17 |
Enlightenment Culture | 67 |
The Political Revolution | 117 |
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