Flight from fallibility: how theory triumphed over experience in the West

Westport, Conn.: Praeger (2002)
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Perkinson provides an original historical interpretation that shows how our intellectual, political, economic, and social institutions emerged out of and are ...

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B809.3.P48 2002

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