Sociology and Social Progress: A Handbook for Students of SociologyThomas Nixon Carver This book is a reproduction of an original work published before 1923 that is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other countries. This book may hold occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. |
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Page 25
... Europe and eastern Asia , apparently almost effaced . SOCIAL ORGANIZATION The only essential case in which this fundamental relation is misconceived or neglected is that which is the most important of all , involving , as it does ...
... Europe and eastern Asia , apparently almost effaced . SOCIAL ORGANIZATION The only essential case in which this fundamental relation is misconceived or neglected is that which is the most important of all , involving , as it does ...
Page 56
... most advanced nations of western Europe , there is no social grade which is not extant in some points of the globe , and usually in localities which are clearly apart . In the historical part of this volume 56 SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL PROGRESS.
... most advanced nations of western Europe , there is no social grade which is not extant in some points of the globe , and usually in localities which are clearly apart . In the historical part of this volume 56 SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL PROGRESS.
Page 110
... Europe , when Rome had completed its conquests . From that time forward military activ- ity had neither object nor aliment ; and from that time forward , therefore , it declined , so as no longer to disguise that gradual rise of the ...
... Europe , when Rome had completed its conquests . From that time forward military activ- ity had neither object nor aliment ; and from that time forward , therefore , it declined , so as no longer to disguise that gradual rise of the ...
Page 133
... Europe was finally assured , — without , however , accom- plishing the marvelous results expected of it , the question as to the best form of government has come to have mainly an academic interest , while the contests of actual ...
... Europe was finally assured , — without , however , accom- plishing the marvelous results expected of it , the question as to the best form of government has come to have mainly an academic interest , while the contests of actual ...
Page 150
... Europe had produced such a division of labor , and consequently such a social and political organization , as to give the defenders unquestioned military superiority . This organization was found first in feudal- ism and later in ...
... Europe had produced such a division of labor , and consequently such a social and political organization , as to give the defenders unquestioned military superiority . This organization was found first in feudal- ism and later in ...
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