A Study of History, Volumen3Oxford University Press, 1951 |
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... fact , investigation reveals that there are actually fewer deaths in battle among the Spartans than in armies which give way to their fear and prefer to leave the field ; so that in reality courage turns out to be a more effective ...
... fact , investigation reveals that there are actually fewer deaths in battle among the Spartans than in armies which give way to their fear and prefer to leave the field ; so that in reality courage turns out to be a more effective ...
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... fact that the majority of the great successful reforms have appeared at first unrealizable and have been so in fact . They could only be realized in a society whose spiritual condi- tion was already that which these reforms were to ...
... fact that the majority of the great successful reforms have appeared at first unrealizable and have been so in fact . They could only be realized in a society whose spiritual condi- tion was already that which these reforms were to ...
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... fact on which emphasis is laid is not that these creative personalities are more than one in number , but that they are fewer and far fewer than the total membership of the societies in which they succeed in producing such dynamic ...
... fact on which emphasis is laid is not that these creative personalities are more than one in number , but that they are fewer and far fewer than the total membership of the societies in which they succeed in producing such dynamic ...
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THE GROWTHS OF CIVILIZATIONS | 1 |
B THE NATURE OF THE GROWTHS OF CIVILIZATIONS | 112 |
THE PROCESS OF THE GROWTHS OF CIVILIZATIONS | 128 |
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