History of Philosophy, Volume I
Greece and Rome
by Frederick Charles Copleston
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History of Philosophy, Volume I: Greece and Rome
January 1, 1946, Paulist Press
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0809100657 9780809100651
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"I. WE would scarcely call anyone "educated" who had no knowledge whatsoever of history; we all recognise that a man should know something of the history of his own country, its political, social and economic development, its literary and artistic achievementspreferably indeed in the wider setting of European and, to a certain extent, even World history."
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"I. WE would scarcely call anyone "educated" who had no knowledge whatsoever of history; we all recognise that a man should know something of the history of his own country, its political, social and economic development, its literary and artistic achievementspreferably indeed in the wider setting of European and, to a certain extent, even World history."
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