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... cultivation of divided holdings ( Reischauer and Fairbank , 1960 ) . The peasantry acquired nearly com- plete freedom ( Sansom , 1961 ) . A new artisan class grew up . With the shift to a money economy , merchants acquired stature ...
... cultivation of divided holdings ( Reischauer and Fairbank , 1960 ) . The peasantry acquired nearly com- plete freedom ( Sansom , 1961 ) . A new artisan class grew up . With the shift to a money economy , merchants acquired stature ...
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... cultivation of faculties , and many made all learning and arts their domain . Michelangelo , a supreme painter , sculptor , and architect , at the same time a poet of merit , was also a capable engineer who worked on the fortifi ...
... cultivation of faculties , and many made all learning and arts their domain . Michelangelo , a supreme painter , sculptor , and architect , at the same time a poet of merit , was also a capable engineer who worked on the fortifi ...
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... cultivated a nationalism violent perhaps in proportion to their psychological insecurity . The very number of often ... cultivate mutually advantageous relations . The United States from the mid - fifties , if not earlier , seemed to ...
... cultivated a nationalism violent perhaps in proportion to their psychological insecurity . The very number of often ... cultivate mutually advantageous relations . The United States from the mid - fifties , if not earlier , seemed to ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
Copyright | |
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