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... Roads , communications , and postal services that gov- ernments fostered for ease of administration and improvement of national economies , made for greater political awareness . New middle classes deriving wealth from nonofficial ...
... Roads , communications , and postal services that gov- ernments fostered for ease of administration and improvement of national economies , made for greater political awareness . New middle classes deriving wealth from nonofficial ...
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... roads and a network of canals , which in turn enlarged markets . In 1733 came the fly shuttle , one of the first of a long series of improvements in the textile industry , as new machines enormously raised productivity first of spinning ...
... roads and a network of canals , which in turn enlarged markets . In 1733 came the fly shuttle , one of the first of a long series of improvements in the textile industry , as new machines enormously raised productivity first of spinning ...
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... road that began , so far as we know , with the Sumerians . The territorial polity will no longer be able to serve as the integrating competitive unit of social existence , the chief conditioner of human behavior and values . If humans ...
... road that began , so far as we know , with the Sumerians . The territorial polity will no longer be able to serve as the integrating competitive unit of social existence , the chief conditioner of human behavior and values . If humans ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
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