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 1 Intro |   generalisation in which the intellectual freedom of Protestantism -
 2 Range |      Mongol tyranny, lost her intellectual hospitality - succeeded
 3 Primit|       to have offered her the intellectual rôle of a Chinese province
 4 Confuc|     by the spell of its broad intellectual generalisations, and its
 5 Taoism|   contest is not economic but intellectual and imaginative. None would
 6 Buddhi| through which India pours her intellectual torrents upon the world,
 7 Buddhi|     was the age of that great intellectual expansion when Kalidasa
 8 Nara  |     and scattered the data of intellectual progress for the whole world,~
 9 Nara  |       of mind and matter. The intellectual effort of this period being
10 Heian |       spite of~the profoundly intellectual analysis inherent in Buddhism,