The Evolution of Man and SocietySimon and Schuster, 1971 - 753 من الصفحات |
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... authority . In organizing this power and authority Augustus showed a combination of two hitherto incompatible ancestral gifts , patrician pride and plebeian mod- esty . For he allowed himself to delegate authority to others who knew ...
... authority . In organizing this power and authority Augustus showed a combination of two hitherto incompatible ancestral gifts , patrician pride and plebeian mod- esty . For he allowed himself to delegate authority to others who knew ...
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... authority over the masses , previously undisciplined in a Christian sense . Now this authority was proportionate to the number of sins and hence to the number of rules which could be broken . The mechanism of control was therefore ...
... authority over the masses , previously undisciplined in a Christian sense . Now this authority was proportionate to the number of sins and hence to the number of rules which could be broken . The mechanism of control was therefore ...
الصفحة 494
... Authority of course won the battle because authority was what Cromwell and his major - generals were able to impose . But they did not need the reli- gious uniformity demanded by the weak king . They could afford to have Presbyterians ...
... Authority of course won the battle because authority was what Cromwell and his major - generals were able to impose . But they did not need the reli- gious uniformity demanded by the weak king . They could afford to have Presbyterians ...
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PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
The Eighteenth Dynasty page | 119 |
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