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  antrast,</p>

  iediatelybeloneys</p>

  andhousesandgardensandhospitalsandschoolsandrailways,</p>

  e.butthetowershowedus</p>

  theoldhoiionofthe</p>

  streetsaplace,ofthefactoriesandtheworkshop,</p>

  becatheanenergy</p>

  andpurpose.bestofall,thehegloriouspast,</p>

  oface</p>

  theprobleofthefutureoourdaily</p>

  tasks.</p>

  historyistheghtytoe</p>

  hasbuiltadsttheendlessfieldsofbygoisnoeasy</p>

  tasktoreachthetopofthisaructureahebe</p>

  ofthefullvieor,butyouare</p>

  stronganditbedone.</p>

  hereigiveyouthekeythathedoor.</p>

  u,youtooandthereasonfor</p>

  enthusias</p>

  hendrikvanloon.</p>

  s</p>

  1.thesettingofthestage</p>

  2.ourearliestaors</p>

  3.prehistoriself</p>

  4.theegyptiansiheartofingandthererd</p>

  ofhistins</p>

  5.thebeginningofcivilisationinthevalleyofthenile</p>

  6.theriseandfallofegypt</p>

  7.sopotaa,thesereofeastecivilisation</p>

  8.thesuriannailers,abletstellus</p>

  thestoryofassyriaandbabylonia,thegreatsetic</p>

  ltingpot</p>

  9.thestoryofses,theleaderofthejewishpeople</p>

  10.thephoenis,</p>

  11.theindoeuropeanpersianshesetidthe</p>

  egyptianworld</p>

  12.thepeopleoftheaegeanseacarriedthecivilisation</p>

  ofoldasiaintothewildeessofeurope</p>

  13.anheindoeuropeantribeofthehelleneswas</p>

  takingpossessionofgreece</p>

  14.thegreekcitiesthatates</p>

  15.thegreekshefirstpeopletotrythedifficult</p>

  experintofselfgovent</p>

  16.hohegreekslived</p>

  17.theinsofthetheatre,thefirstforfpublic</p>

  asent</p>

  18.hohegreeksdefendedeuropeagainstanasiativasionand</p>

  drovethepersiansbarosstheaegeansea</p>

  19.hohensandspartafoughtalonganddisastrouswar</p>

  fortheleadershipofgreece</p>

  20.alexaheiaablishesagreekworld</p>

  eire,ahishighaition</p>

  21.ashortsuaryofchapters1to20</p>

  22.thesetiyeoheastof</p>

  afrieonthe</p>

  astofitalyfoughteachotherforthepossessionof</p>

  theediterraneanandcarthageroyed</p>

  appened</p>

  24.hoe,afterturiesofuand</p>

  revolution,beeire</p>

  25.thestoryofjoshuaofnazareth,thegreekscalled</p>

  jesus</p>

  26.thete</p>

  27.hoebecathetreofthechristianworld</p>

  28.ahd,thecaldriver,etheprophetofthe</p>

  arabia,andostnquered</p>

  theentireknohegreatergloryof</p>

  allah,the``onlytruegod</p>

  29.hoaghekingofthe~ranks,catobear</p>

  thetitleofeerorandtriedtorevivetheoldideal</p>

  ofpire</p>

  30.hepeopleoftheteuryprayedthelord</p>

  toproteen</p>

  31.hothreesides,beca</p>

  anarddwhyeuropewouldhaveperished</p>

  inistrators</p>

  32.chivalry</p>

  33.thestrangedoubleloyaltyofthepeopleoftheddle</p>

  ages,andholedtoendlessquarrelsbethe</p>

  popesandtheholyroneerors</p>

  34.butallthesedifferentquarrelstenwhen</p>

  theturkstooktheholyland,desecratedtheholy</p>

  pladinterferedseriously</p>

  eastto.europecrusading</p>

  35.iddleagessaidthatcityair</p>

  isfreeair</p>

  36.hohepeopleofthecitiesassertedtheirright</p>

  to</p>

  37.iddleagesthoughtofthe</p>

  heyhappeolive</p>

  38.hooredethediterraneana</p>

  busytreoftbadeandhohecitiesoftheitalian</p>

  peninsulabecathegreatdistributireforthe</p>

  rcehasiaandafrica</p>

  39.peopleonceredaredtobehappyjustbecausethey</p>

  ainsofthe</p>

  olderandreagreeableeand</p>

  greedtheyents</p>

  thattheyspokeofarenaissanceorrebirthof</p>

  civilisation</p>

  40.thepeoplebegaheneedofgivingexpression</p>

  totheieheyexpressed</p>

  theirhappines9iryandinsculptureand</p>

  inartureandpainting,andinthebooksthey</p>

  printed</p>

  41.butnohatpeoplehadbrokenthroughthebondsof</p>

  theiarroitations,theyhadtohave</p>

  rerooortheirheeuropeanworld</p>

  hadgroallfortheiraitions.ithe</p>

  tiofthegreatvoyagesofdisvery</p>

  42.ngbuddhaandnfucius</p>

  43.theprogressofthehunraceisbestparedtoa</p>

  gigantiduluforeverswingsforwardand</p>

  backhereligiousindiffereheartistic</p>

  andliteraryenthusiasftherenaissancewerefollowed</p>

  bytheartistidliteraryindifferehe</p>

  religioitsenthusiasftherefortion</p>

  44.theageofthegreatreligiousntroversies</p>

  45.hohestrugglebethedivinerightofkings</p>

  andthelessdivirereasonablerightof</p>

  parliantendeddisastrouslyfcharlesii</p>

  46.infraheotherhand,thedivinerightofkings</p>

  ntinuedpandsplendorthanever</p>

  beforeaionoftherulerpered</p>

  bytheneedlahebalanceofpower</p>

  47.thestoryofthesterioussviteeirehsuddenly</p>

  burstuponthegrandpoliticalstageofeurope</p>

  48.russiaandsanyodecidewho</p>

  shallbetheleadingpoheasteeurope</p>

  49.theextraordinaryriseofalittlestateinadrearypart</p>

  erny,calledprussia</p>

  50.hoheneionalordynasticstatesof</p>

  europetriedtoketheelvesridwas</p>

  antbythertilesystebr></p>

  51.attheendoftheeighteeuryeuropeheard</p>

  strasofsothinghhadhappenedin</p>

  theeritihe</p>

  desdant</p>

  ...</p>