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1 Intro |            can only be developed by nations that are in a state of freedom.
2 Intro | spirituality have worked to inspire nations,~it has been his object
3 Range |             in face of the Frankish nations of the Mediterranean coast.
4 Range |            Ganges, for the Tartaric nations that joined it made their
5 Primit|          with that of Indo-Tartaric nations, in the passage along the
6 Confuc|        heritage of all the pastoral nations who roam between the Amoor
7 Ashika|  environment to that of the classic nations of the West.~But individualism,
8 Meiji |       gradual succumbing of Eastern nations, one by one, to the subtle
9 Meiji |         human life which drew these nations themselves nearer to the