Principles of Western Civilisation

already amongst ancient appear ascendency associated authority become beginning carried cause century chapter characteristic Church civil civilisation clearly closely common competition conception consciousness considered constituted continued controlling described direction early economic effect efficiency England entirely epoch equal Ethics Europe evolution evolutionary process existing expression fact follow forces forms fundamental future gradually Greek hand highest human mind ideal ideas importance individual influence inherent institution interests involved later limits living look meaning moral move movement namely nature organisation passed past perceive period persons phase political position present prevailing principle problem progress projected race reached regarded religion religious remarkable represented result rise Roman ruling Selection sense short significance simply slowly social society spirit stage struggle subordination tending theory thought throughout tion ultimate United Western Western history whole