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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTS IN FRANCE The social history of France in the eighteenth century is of particular interest , for it shows conclusively that many of the old theories as to the cause of the French Revolution are untenable .
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTS IN FRANCE The social history of France in the eighteenth century is of particular interest , for it shows conclusively that many of the old theories as to the cause of the French Revolution are untenable .
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All natural and social sciences had become evolutionary to the extent that the older ideas of either static conditions or a series of sudden changes of catastrophic nature have been abandoned in favor of the view that mankind is living ...
All natural and social sciences had become evolutionary to the extent that the older ideas of either static conditions or a series of sudden changes of catastrophic nature have been abandoned in favor of the view that mankind is living ...
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Positivism gave a tremendous impetus to social studies and at the same time influenced the technique of sociologists . As a result of Comte's teachings , statistics became the most important tool of the sociologist , a tool which ...
Positivism gave a tremendous impetus to social studies and at the same time influenced the technique of sociologists . As a result of Comte's teachings , statistics became the most important tool of the sociologist , a tool which ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CEN | 174 |
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