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... institutions , from Italy to Scandinavia ( Chey- ney , 1936 ) . There could be a family of nations in Europe because they were children of the Roman empire . Rome stood for civilization , faith , and authority . The summit institutions ...
... institutions , from Italy to Scandinavia ( Chey- ney , 1936 ) . There could be a family of nations in Europe because they were children of the Roman empire . Rome stood for civilization , faith , and authority . The summit institutions ...
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... institutions . After the Medicis became bosses of Florence in 1434 , the republic still came back , fought for its existence , and was restored again despite nearly hopeless conditions . The republics resisted the conquerors of the ...
... institutions . After the Medicis became bosses of Florence in 1434 , the republic still came back , fought for its existence , and was restored again despite nearly hopeless conditions . The republics resisted the conquerors of the ...
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... institutions have recommended themselves by success . In the wars of the latter part of the seventeenth century , the French were led to imitate the freer economic institutions of the Dutch , despite hatred for them , because of the ...
... institutions have recommended themselves by success . In the wars of the latter part of the seventeenth century , the French were led to imitate the freer economic institutions of the Dutch , despite hatred for them , because of the ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
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