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 1 Intro |           history and movements of Europe and the United States. Far
 2 Intro | unconscious vandalism of mercenary Europe," has led to an unfortunate
 3 Intro |          is hardly known as yet in Europe. Not a few drawings of plum
 4 Intro |            of Northern and Western Europe would undoubtedly have been,
 5 Intro |      sending its missionaries into Europe and America, providing for
 6 Range | unconscious vandalism of mercenary Europe, leave us to seek only a
 7 Confuc|           the sky; leaving empiric Europe to investigate the secrets
 8 Confuc|         that, just as in mediaeval Europe, the folk-songs of countrysides,
 9 Buddhi|           India itself larger than Europe west of the Vistula, and
10 Buddhi|           marvel of casting, which Europe, with all her scientific
11 Nara  |          she was later to fructify Europe.~It was also an age of poetry,
12 Fujiwa| backgrounds of mediæval artists in Europe, is explained by the argument
13 Fujiwa|        attains to selflessness. In Europe St. Teresa and some of the
14 Ashika|          love-stories and poems of Europe, and in the religious developments
15 Toyoto|          the nineteenth century of Europe. The manners and loves of
16 Meiji |       mighty arm of conquest which Europe extended towards the East.~
17 Meiji |          ethics. The very trend of Europe itself, in German philosophy
18 Vista |           that sharp contrast with Europe in which steam and electricity