The Evolution of Man and Society |
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Yet in the beginning ( which goes back to animal life ) those who invented such practices were always unconscious of the effect and they still usually remain so today . They are instinctive in origin although they appear to be rational ...
Yet in the beginning ( which goes back to animal life ) those who invented such practices were always unconscious of the effect and they still usually remain so today . They are instinctive in origin although they appear to be rational ...
الصفحة 224
It was the greatest in extent and in effect because Asoka attempted to impress on Indian society a western idea that was repugnant to it . With the help of the Buddhist priesthood he attempted to break down the system of class divisions ...
It was the greatest in extent and in effect because Asoka attempted to impress on Indian society a western idea that was repugnant to it . With the help of the Buddhist priesthood he attempted to break down the system of class divisions ...
الصفحة 225
Thus the political effect of Alexander's invasion of India quickly disappeared . But the genetic and social effects , as we shall see later , owing to the caste system itself , have proved to be permanent . c .
Thus the political effect of Alexander's invasion of India quickly disappeared . But the genetic and social effects , as we shall see later , owing to the caste system itself , have proved to be permanent . c .
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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