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... reason I have added the short section on Hegel's ' Philosophy of History , ' is that some of my critics with Hegelian leanings have felt that the book was incomplete without some reference to this really great and important work of ...
... reason I have added the short section on Hegel's ' Philosophy of History , ' is that some of my critics with Hegelian leanings have felt that the book was incomplete without some reference to this really great and important work of ...
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... Reason as to Action - This can only be had from insight into To - day CHAPTER II . HISTORY - PHILOSOPHICAL . • 11-31 Gibbon , Hume , Macaulay , and Carlyle , and their Methods - History gets all its light from To - day - Must interpret ...
... Reason as to Action - This can only be had from insight into To - day CHAPTER II . HISTORY - PHILOSOPHICAL . • 11-31 Gibbon , Hume , Macaulay , and Carlyle , and their Methods - History gets all its light from To - day - Must interpret ...
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... Reasons and Illustrations- Importance of Manners - Manners bad in Democracies - Reasons- Differences in points of View 353-365 PART VI . THEORY OF PROGRESS . CHAPTER I. HISTORICAL . Existing Theories of Progress unsatisfactory - Comte's ...
... Reasons and Illustrations- Importance of Manners - Manners bad in Democracies - Reasons- Differences in points of View 353-365 PART VI . THEORY OF PROGRESS . CHAPTER I. HISTORICAL . Existing Theories of Progress unsatisfactory - Comte's ...
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... reason . tion of the masses . Nor is such an appeal altogether without For just as the traditions which a man has inherited , the training he has undergone , and the circumstances and influences by which he has been moulded , leave ...
... reason . tion of the masses . Nor is such an appeal altogether without For just as the traditions which a man has inherited , the training he has undergone , and the circumstances and influences by which he has been moulded , leave ...
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... we are to support , nor the reason in the line of action we are to pursue . There can be no doubt that , in reading the lives of the great men who have made history illustrious , we are carried HISTORY - DESCRIPTIVE . 27.
... we are to support , nor the reason in the line of action we are to pursue . There can be no doubt that , in reading the lives of the great men who have made history illustrious , we are carried HISTORY - DESCRIPTIVE . 27.
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