The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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... Modern European civilisation is in the first place the product of the Roman imperial hegemony . All the modern and modern- ised Powers of the world have inherited in different degrees the * The English version of Vol . II , 1929 , of ...
... Modern European civilisation is in the first place the product of the Roman imperial hegemony . All the modern and modern- ised Powers of the world have inherited in different degrees the * The English version of Vol . II , 1929 , of ...
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... modern model . Meantime events had moved apace . The Renaissance had come , a spiritual movement which , though it ... modern world as we know it , the modern world in so far as it has deviated from the pure Roman traditions ...
... modern model . Meantime events had moved apace . The Renaissance had come , a spiritual movement which , though it ... modern world as we know it , the modern world in so far as it has deviated from the pure Roman traditions ...
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... modern Greek spirit , and their life underwent a form of crystallisation . Italy in particular , failing to achieve a new national unity , and divided against herself , invaded and enslaved , sank into a long and dis- tracted sleep ...
... modern Greek spirit , and their life underwent a form of crystallisation . Italy in particular , failing to achieve a new national unity , and divided against herself , invaded and enslaved , sank into a long and dis- tracted sleep ...
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The New Italian Constitution J S BARNES | 1 |
Alexander the Great and | 50 |
The Poor Law in Necessitous | 65 |
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