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History Teaches Us That Man Learns Nothing From History
-Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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History Teaches Us That Man Learns Nothing
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
History Teaches Us That Man Learns Nothing From History
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The First Glance At History Convinces Us That The Actions Of Men Proceed From Their Needs, Their Passions, Their Characters And Talents; And Impresses Us With The Belief That Such Needs, Passions And Interests Are The Sole Spring Of Actions.
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