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... It is the most developed, though by no means the only form of the philosophy of ... half before the foundation of Christianity. Yet they found their full significance therein, and were ...

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... the neolithic culture; as yet they were ignorant of the ... the earliest attempts at ornamentation. The first step was to scratch the surface with angular lines, whence developed the ...

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... , for their implements were of rough stone. After many thousands of years the neolithic man, or man of the polished stone age, developed in ...

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Many characters of unusual grandeur were developed by the French Revolution. Among them all, there are few more illustrious, or more worthy of notice, than ...

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... . Spain and Portugal established rich colonies on the southern continent. They built cities and developed a valuable commerce that not only enriched Spain ...

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... the lower classes, to the exclusion of the speech of their ... develop freely according to its own inner law, and finally, under the form of the Romance tongues, usurp the place of the ...

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... from this that the Mahatmas of Tibet put themselves in communication with the young girl from ... that developed early she called her husband a “plumeless raven.” For three months they ...

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... tried again to disseminate his more developed ideas to the public by writing a shorter and more ... as Hume's argument for the role of habit in a theory of knowledge, are retained. ...

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