The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - Всего страниц: 467 |
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... Rome , a series of great cultures were in a state of dissolution and decay : their still healthy tissue fed the young body of Rome and their infected organs poisoned it . Babylonia had long seen its day ; Egypt , that one - horse shay ...
... Rome , a series of great cultures were in a state of dissolution and decay : their still healthy tissue fed the young body of Rome and their infected organs poisoned it . Babylonia had long seen its day ; Egypt , that one - horse shay ...
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... Rome's cities became , the farther away did its citizens with- draw from daily contact with the soil ; the greater the conquests on the borders of the empire , the more numerous were the civic defeats at the center ; the more justice ...
... Rome's cities became , the farther away did its citizens with- draw from daily contact with the soil ; the greater the conquests on the borders of the empire , the more numerous were the civic defeats at the center ; the more justice ...
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... Rome tried to escape their hereditary tasks . Every- one aimed at security : no one accepted responsibility . Mark the fact that there was at first no lapse in technical facilities . The great engineering works were of a stable nature ...
... Rome tried to escape their hereditary tasks . Every- one aimed at security : no one accepted responsibility . Mark the fact that there was at first no lapse in technical facilities . The great engineering works were of a stable nature ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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