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" ... is among the first by which Providence guides and governs the world, there is a tendency in descendants to be like their progenitors, and yet a tendency also in descendants to differ from their progenitors. The work of Nature in making generations... "
An Introduction to the Study of Social Evolution: The Prehistoric Period - 118. oldal
szerző: Francis Stuart Chapin - 1913 - 320 oldal
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The Popular Science Monthly, 2. kötet

1873 - 800 oldal
...progenitors. The work of Nature in making generations is a patchwork — part resemblance, part contrast. In certain respects each born generation is not like...is imposed on all minds, whether it suits them or not. In that case the community feel that this custom is the only shelter from bare tyranny, and the...

The Popular Science Monthly, 2. kötet

1873 - 808 oldal
...progenitors. The work of Nature in making generations is a patchwork — part resemblance, part contrast. In certain respects each born generation is not like...peculiarity of arrested civilization is to kill out varietics at birth almost ; that is, in early childhood, and before they can develop. The fixed custom...

Physics and Politics: Or, Thoughts on the Application of the Principles of ...

Walter Bagehot - 1881 - 286 oldal
...progenitors. The work of nature in making generations is a patchwork — part resemblance, part contrast. In certain respects each born generation is not like...is like the last. But the peculiarity of arrested civilisation is to kill out varieties at birth almost ; that is, in early childhood, and before they...

The Spirit of Laws: Including D'Alembert's Analysis of the Work, 2. kötet

Charles de Secondat baron de Montesquieu - 1899 - 476 oldal
...progenitors. The work of nature in making generations is a patchwork — part resemblance, part contrast. In certain respects each born generation is not like...is imposed on all minds, whether it suits them or not. In that case the community feel that this custom is the only shelter from bare tyranny, and the...

The World's Great Classics: The spirit of laws, by Baron de Montesquieu ...

Timothy Dwight, Julian Hawthorne - 1899 - 480 oldal
...progenitors. The work of nature in making generations is a patchwork — part resemblance, part contrast. In certain respects each born generation is not like...is imposed on all minds, whether it suits them or not. In that case the community feel that this custom is the only shelter from bare tyranny, and the...

The Works and Life of Walter Bagehot, 8. kötet

Walter Bagehot - 1915 - 272 oldal
...progenitors. The work of nature in making generations is a patchwork — part resemblance, part contrast. In certain respects each born generation is not like...is like the last. But the peculiarity of arrested civilisation is to kill out varieties at birth almost ; that is, in early childhood, and before they...

Evolution of Law: Formative influences of legal development

1918 - 746 oldal
...progenitors. The work of nature in making generations is a patchwork — part resemblance, part contrast. In certain respects each born generation is not like...is imposed on all minds, whether it suits them or not. In that case the community feel that this custom is the only shelter from bare tyranny, and the...

Formative Influences of Legal Development

1918 - 736 oldal
...progenitors. The work of nature in making generations is a patchwork — part resemblance, part contrast. In certain respects each born generation is not like...is imposed on all minds, whether it suits them or not. In that case the community feel that this custom is the only shelter from bare tyranny, and the...

Development of Social Theory

James Pendleton Lichtenberger - 1923 - 504 oldal
...yokes and the most terrible tyrannies ever known among men — the authority of 'customary law.' " 82 "The fixed custom which public opinion alone tolerates...is imposed on all minds, whether it suits them or not. . . . Only one check, one sole shield for life and good, is then possible: — usage."88 The most...

Social Psychology Interpreted

Jesse William Sprowls - 1927 - 292 oldal
...be like their progenitors, and yet a tendency also in descendants to differ from their progenitors The fixed custom which public opinion alone tolerates...is imposed on all minds, whether it suits them or not. In that "Physics and Politics, pp. 49-50. case the community feels that this custom is the only...




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