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Church, state and study: essays 🔍
by Ernest Barker. -- London: Methuen, London, England, 1930
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vii, 280 p
Includes bibliograhical references
I. The Roman conception of empire. II. The unity of mediaeval civilization. III. A Huguenot theory of politics. IV. Puritanism. V. Christianity and nationality. VI. The discredited state. VII. The ʹRule of law̋. VIII. The study ofpolitical science. IX. History and philosophy. X. Academic freedom. XI. Until teachers are kings. XII. The uses of leisure
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Barker, Ernest, Sir, 1874-1960
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Includes bibliograhical references.
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2023-06-28
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