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... regarded as man's inalienable rights , and on the absurdities and anachronisms which he thought existed in the British constitution of the time . What had happened in 1688 could happen again , for ' that which a whole nation chooses to ...
... regarded as man's inalienable rights , and on the absurdities and anachronisms which he thought existed in the British constitution of the time . What had happened in 1688 could happen again , for ' that which a whole nation chooses to ...
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... regarded ' Dr. Bell's intellectual steam - engine ' as rendering the cost of a national system trifling , and his main concern was that it should be under the control of the Anglican church . Indeed , he was much more concerned to see ...
... regarded ' Dr. Bell's intellectual steam - engine ' as rendering the cost of a national system trifling , and his main concern was that it should be under the control of the Anglican church . Indeed , he was much more concerned to see ...
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... regarded the philosophy of Locke as ' superficial ' , yet he regarded it as bearing fruit , both in the formation of the United States , and the coming of the French Revolution . The United States provided a perfect example of a free ...
... regarded the philosophy of Locke as ' superficial ' , yet he regarded it as bearing fruit , both in the formation of the United States , and the coming of the French Revolution . The United States provided a perfect example of a free ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
Copyright | |
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