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Philosophy & Psychology
History of European Morals From Augustus to Charlemagne (Vol. 1 of 2)
William Edward Hartpole Lecky
626 pages~12 hr 29 min read6 chapters$1.99
Between Augustus and Charlemagne, Europe's whole moral imagination was rebuilt. Lecky's first volume covers the pagan empire and the conversion of Rome, tracing how Stoic ideals gave way to new ones in the ancient world's greatest transformation. Grand Victorian history of ideas, gorgeously written. The story of how the West learned a new conscience.
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Inside this book
6 chapters
- 1Contents
- 2Advertisement To The Third Edition.
- 3Preface.
- 4Chapter I. The Natural History Of Morals.
- 5Chapter II. The Pagan Empire.
- 6Chapter III. The Conversion Of Rome.
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