Principles of western civilisation

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WESTERN CIVILISATION

of French Revolution, 7o, 122-25, of all schools in Germany, 92; the State in Greek thought, 19, 20, 94; epoch in which ‘‘State” and ‘‘Society'’ are samie, 140-42; conception of, in early Christianity, 258-87; in Middle Ages, 260-67; in CharleMagne's age, 261-68; in struggle with spiritual power, 264-87, 300-8; in Renaissance, 292-95; in Reformation, 308-26; which emerged from Reformation, 326-34; in Latin countries, 350; principles underlying modern, 346-88 ; party government in, 348-53; intellectual freedom in, 353-56; political equality in, 357-61 ; modern liberalism in, 362-68; economic equality in, 370-75; economic development in, 376-88 ; and modern evolutionary position,

390-97; and labour in England, | 409-12; in modern industry, 417-32; | in international trade, 434-54;

development beyond nationality in, 99, 378-88, 457-73

Stephen, Leslie, 9, 28, 73, 76, 96, 339, 374

Stephenson, Andrew, 176

Stewart, 5

Stoicism, 198, 207, 208, 209, 212-13, 214-17

Strachey, J. St. Loe, 320

Stubbs, 255, 275, 277

Suicide, doctrine of, in ancient philosophy, 213, 215

Switzerland, 102, 312-14

Symonds, J. A., 2

Tacitus, 173

Taylor, Graham, 374, 428

Telesio, 292, 294

Tertullian, 215, 231

Thirty Years’ War, 304

Tolerance, principle of, in modern era, 320, 326, 328, 387; in party goyernment, 349-52; in thought, 353-54; | in politics, 357-67 ; in modern world-process, 458-64

Toleration Act, 316, 324

Tolstoy, L., 187, 398

Totemism, 284

Tours, battle of, 233

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Townsend, M., 203

Trades Unionism, 372, 412

Trent, Council of, 303

Trusts, 417-26, 432

Truth, modern conception of, 309-10, 327, 347, 35°

Turgot, too, rrs

Uebermenschen, 29, 93, 128-31

Unam Sanctam Bull, 279, 280

Uniformity Act, 316

United States, population at beginning of twentieth century, 15; liberalism, 14-20; intellectual position in, 133 ; conditions of art in, 187 ;- intellectual positlon in, 133; Reformation in New England settlements, 316-17; New England settlements and religious establishments, 324-25; religion in constitution of, 325; modern theory of state in, 331; intensity of conditions in, 340-47, 382-88; causes of intensity, 347-88; franchise in, 358; dualism in economic process in, 373-75; conditions of free competition in, 404-74; Trusts in, 41924, 432; and international process in trade, 438-52. See English-speaking peoples

Valence, Council of, in 530, 222 Vanini, 293

Veblen, Thorstein, 381

Virginia, ‘‘ Bill of Rights,” 119, Ap. Venice, peace of 1177, 272

Voltaire, 11, 14, 294

Wages Fund, theory of, 410

Wagner, 187

Wallace, A. R., 33, 34, 37, 49, 60, 61

Wallon, 177, 178, 199

Webb, S. and B., 372

Weismann, A., 45, 46, 48, 49, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 59, 186

Westminster Assembly, 323

Wheeler, B. J., 166-67

Wibert, 270

William I., England, 255, Ap.

Worms, Concordat of 1122,

272 272

Zeno, 259 Zimmern, A., 178, 183