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... political , or even ethical grounds without recognizing the continual process of alteration , both in the central character and in the medium in which he moved . This continual change of back- ground took place at a speed unprecedented ...
... political , or even ethical grounds without recognizing the continual process of alteration , both in the central character and in the medium in which he moved . This continual change of back- ground took place at a speed unprecedented ...
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... political economy to perceive that a reform of the administrative authority was called for . The Directory itself had made a re- port to this effect , but it got no further because the Jacobins in the legislative were still so strong ...
... political economy to perceive that a reform of the administrative authority was called for . The Directory itself had made a re- port to this effect , but it got no further because the Jacobins in the legislative were still so strong ...
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... political entity had been the product of centuries of trial and error , in which the in- dividual contribution was limited to a grain of mustard seed . But he despised history as the relict of dead political systems , as Egyptian and ...
... political entity had been the product of centuries of trial and error , in which the in- dividual contribution was limited to a grain of mustard seed . But he despised history as the relict of dead political systems , as Egyptian and ...
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