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Page 32
... mankind is deeply united . The political historian who is obliged to devote con- siderable attention to all the differences and jealousies which break mankind into a number of antagonistic fragments , does not realize that deep and ...
... mankind is deeply united . The political historian who is obliged to devote con- siderable attention to all the differences and jealousies which break mankind into a number of antagonistic fragments , does not realize that deep and ...
Page 39
... mankind is largely se- cret . The results of mankind's fundamental efforts appear from time to time at the surface , but the long and complicated process of obtaining them is un- suspected except by a very few . But is this so strange ...
... mankind is largely se- cret . The results of mankind's fundamental efforts appear from time to time at the surface , but the long and complicated process of obtaining them is un- suspected except by a very few . But is this so strange ...
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... mankind , are carefully described , for the opposi- tion to scientific advance is one of our means of meas- uring the latter . Moreover that opposition is itself not only useful but indispensable . The reality of prog- ress implies some ...
... mankind , are carefully described , for the opposi- tion to scientific advance is one of our means of meas- uring the latter . Moreover that opposition is itself not only useful but indispensable . The reality of prog- ress implies some ...
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