An Intellectual and Cultural History of the Western World: From the nineteenth century to the present dayDover Publications, 1965 - 1381 pages |
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THE INTELLECTUAL REVOLUTION IN THE NINETEENTH | 947 |
Intellectual Implications of the Theory of Evolution | 956 |
Outstanding Achievements in NineteenthCentury Science | 965 |
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