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Agricultural societies Consequent change in character and institutions of man Progress of religion The social instinct ......... 86 CHAPTER VII Further progress of the race Evolution of a nation Class divisions Growing power and wealth of chiefs Nonagricultural occupations ...... 103 CHAPTER VIII Expansion of the nation into the empire The examples of Babylonia and Assyria .. .. ..126 CHAPTER IX Effect of empire on character of mankind Rome :its general condition ;evolutionary nature of its advance over its predecessors .. .. .. ..140 CHAPTER XF all of Rome Subsequent condition of Europe Britain under the Saxons Growing degradation of the people and increasing power of the nobles The Norman period Effect of town life on the character of the people 157 CHAPTER XI England to the end of the eighteenth century The middle class Condition of the labouring classes The moral sense ..........
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