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The geographical environment merely gives a people a series of possibilities , any one of which may be selected or developed at any moment of their history . As society progresses , the human factor asserts itself more and more .
The geographical environment merely gives a people a series of possibilities , any one of which may be selected or developed at any moment of their history . As society progresses , the human factor asserts itself more and more .
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Life is merely an opportunity to get rid of life . Time is merely a ladder by which we rise to timelessness . Life ordinarily means striving and striving means bondage . To get rid of bondage we must stop activity ; and to get rid of ...
Life is merely an opportunity to get rid of life . Time is merely a ladder by which we rise to timelessness . Life ordinarily means striving and striving means bondage . To get rid of bondage we must stop activity ; and to get rid of ...
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It was a challenge to the whole old order of things partly religious , partly feudal ; and the doom of this order was a matter merely of time . The fight for freedom is essentially a fight for the fullest freedom of the spirit of man ...
It was a challenge to the whole old order of things partly religious , partly feudal ; and the doom of this order was a matter merely of time . The fight for freedom is essentially a fight for the fullest freedom of the spirit of man ...
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Tho Method Historical and Scientific Nature and Scope of tho Subject II The Background The Fundamental Factors in Indian History 1130 | 1 |
A Land of Contrasts | 2 |
Fundamental Unity of Indian Civilization | 3 |
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