A Study of History, Volumen3Oxford University Press, 1951 |
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... institutions which the forefathers of the Spartans had brought with them were the com- mon social heritage of all these ' Dorian ' interlopers from the back of beyond ; and there were other Hellenic communities of ' Dorian ' origin ...
... institutions which the forefathers of the Spartans had brought with them were the com- mon social heritage of all these ' Dorian ' interlopers from the back of beyond ; and there were other Hellenic communities of ' Dorian ' origin ...
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... institutions . Without institutions , societies could not exist . Indeed , societies themselves are simply institutions of the highest order - institutions , that is , which comprehend without being comprehended by others . The study of ...
... institutions . Without institutions , societies could not exist . Indeed , societies themselves are simply institutions of the highest order - institutions , that is , which comprehend without being comprehended by others . The study of ...
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Arnold Toynbee. of the new Italian institution of despotic government caused the traditional feudal institutions to atrophy , without evoking any new institutions to take their place . The result was political stagnation ; and in this ...
Arnold Toynbee. of the new Italian institution of despotic government caused the traditional feudal institutions to atrophy , without evoking any new institutions to take their place . The result was political stagnation ; and in this ...
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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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