By Herbert Lionel Adolphus Hart
ISBN-10: 0192850172
ISBN-13: 9780192850171
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Than k simple un- that g m t slQial r h d like Burkc and Hegel, who were imong tb- most anxious to defend tbc value of the positive ~ n l i t yand customs of partkdar JQcicties against :conditions of their lives. To use cocrci%%,m ------- ,. moral statur quo at any point in a society's history ment in the single sentence which I devote to it here. outline, it is the doctrine that the history of human sc eties is a process by whieh the Absolute Spirit manifitself and that each stage in this development is a ratio& or even a logical step and so a thing of value.