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... noted , to be sure , that domestic politics may be " penetrated " by external powers , and the effects of war are so patent that general study has perhaps seemed unnecessary . But the broader aspects of the influence of the ...
... noted , to be sure , that domestic politics may be " penetrated " by external powers , and the effects of war are so patent that general study has perhaps seemed unnecessary . But the broader aspects of the influence of the ...
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... noted of the former stands in opposition to something observable of empires . The primary fact is that big empire means strong government , ordinarily a unified rulership , for the two reasons that strong rule , with no openings for ...
... noted of the former stands in opposition to something observable of empires . The primary fact is that big empire means strong government , ordinarily a unified rulership , for the two reasons that strong rule , with no openings for ...
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... noted , " In Asia they have always had great empires ; in Europe these could never subsist . Asia has larger plains ; it is cut into much more extensive divisions by mountains and seas ... in Europe , the natural division forms many ...
... noted , " In Asia they have always had great empires ; in Europe these could never subsist . Asia has larger plains ; it is cut into much more extensive divisions by mountains and seas ... in Europe , the natural division forms many ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
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