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... believed , supported his theory that a society's growth is most rapid , its people's welfare best served , when the necessary and normal institutional modifications were accomplished without the necessity of a violent disruption of the ...
... believed , supported his theory that a society's growth is most rapid , its people's welfare best served , when the necessary and normal institutional modifications were accomplished without the necessity of a violent disruption of the ...
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... believed that no miracle approached this of " clapping on the Time - Hat " ; of conversing face to face with Paul ... believed he had an answer to Pilate's question . Truth , he believed , is the reality behind the veil of appearance ...
... believed that no miracle approached this of " clapping on the Time - Hat " ; of conversing face to face with Paul ... believed he had an answer to Pilate's question . Truth , he believed , is the reality behind the veil of appearance ...
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... believed , Carlyle ac- complished this telling effect by creating a romance of “ Car- lyle's Sterling " rather than a biography of the real Sterling , the same charge may be brought against all of the greatest biogra- phies , where a ...
... believed , Carlyle ac- complished this telling effect by creating a romance of “ Car- lyle's Sterling " rather than a biography of the real Sterling , the same charge may be brought against all of the greatest biogra- phies , where a ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
BACKGROUNDS ΙΟ | 10 |
CARLYLES PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY | 54 |
Copyright | |
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