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One other respect in which the early savage was not free was in his lack of
knowledge . He was ignorant about the true causes of things that were going
onease . day and night , the change of seasons , THE CLAN AND ITS CUSTOMS
31.
One other respect in which the early savage was not free was in his lack of
knowledge . He was ignorant about the true causes of things that were going
onease . day and night , the change of seasons , THE CLAN AND ITS CUSTOMS
31.
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He was likely to pound on a drum to drive away the bad spirit instead of
discovering the true cause . Character in clan life Kindness What qualities of
character had the man of the clan developed ? Evidently there would not be
much chance to ...
He was likely to pound on a drum to drive away the bad spirit instead of
discovering the true cause . Character in clan life Kindness What qualities of
character had the man of the clan developed ? Evidently there would not be
much chance to ...
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And out of such bands of warriors and their king came a new kind of grouping of
men which we call the State . Both slavery and states came largely from fighting .
It may seem then that it was war that pushed mankind up this next step . It is true ...
And out of such bands of warriors and their king came a new kind of grouping of
men which we call the State . Both slavery and states came largely from fighting .
It may seem then that it was war that pushed mankind up this next step . It is true ...
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To be loyal is to be true to some superior . Or we sometimes speak of being loyal
to a party , or to our country , or to a cause . The early men of the clans were loyal
to their kinsmen . But , as with courage , so with loyalty ; the band of warriors ...
To be loyal is to be true to some superior . Or we sometimes speak of being loyal
to a party , or to our country , or to a cause . The early men of the clans were loyal
to their kinsmen . But , as with courage , so with loyalty ; the band of warriors ...
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The true knight must protect the weak . He must be especially courteous to ladies
and help them in distress . If a woman were ill treated it was the part of the knight
to right her wrongs . Walter Scott represented the knight Ivanhoe as undertaking ...
The true knight must protect the weak . He must be especially courteous to ladies
and help them in distress . If a woman were ill treated it was the part of the knight
to right her wrongs . Walter Scott represented the knight Ivanhoe as undertaking ...
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| Наслов | Our Democracy: Its Origins and Its Tasks |
| Аутор | James Hayden Tufts |
| Издавач | H. Holt, 1917 |
| Оригинал из | Јавна библиотека града Њујорка |
| Дигитализовано | 14 феб 2007 |
| Дужина | 327 страница |
| Извоз навода | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |