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... thought was a culmination , and indeed a kind of dissolution , of an important strand of eighteenth - century thought , and for this reason it deserves consideration . He represented the end of a chain of thought , not a beginning , and ...
... thought was a culmination , and indeed a kind of dissolution , of an important strand of eighteenth - century thought , and for this reason it deserves consideration . He represented the end of a chain of thought , not a beginning , and ...
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... thought until the seventeenth century . ( On that tradition see Reason and Nature in Eighteenth Century Thought , Ch . II . ) ' I refer every man of reflection to the contrast between the present times and those shortly after the ...
... thought until the seventeenth century . ( On that tradition see Reason and Nature in Eighteenth Century Thought , Ch . II . ) ' I refer every man of reflection to the contrast between the present times and those shortly after the ...
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... thought deeply about the problems of political power . He believed passionately in freedom of thought and expression , but he thought little about the wider implications of democracy . His whole instinct was aristocratic . He was ...
... thought deeply about the problems of political power . He believed passionately in freedom of thought and expression , but he thought little about the wider implications of democracy . His whole instinct was aristocratic . He was ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
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