Principles of western civilisation
INDEX
Sa
Ranke, 285, 298, 303
Religion, Rousseau's tenets of political, 116; and Marxian socialism, 116, 125-31, 455-56; two categories of systems of, 159-60, 246-48; in ancient civilisations, 150-93; theory of, in modern French thought, 123125; in modern German thought, 125-31; differentiation of law from, 243, 262, 263, 281, 282, 305; projection of religious consciousness beyond State, 305-34, 350, 352 354 357, 361-63, 367; 374-75, 391-407
Renaissance, no new life-principle in early, 292-95; Neo-Platonism in, 203-94; and modern socialism, 413
Renan, 123
Revolution, America, 117, 324-25
Revolution, England, tor, 102-3, 106, I07, 108, 109-14, 323, 324
Revolution, France, 5, 8, 14, 79 71; 80, 98, 100, 114-34, I14, 132, 339
Rhenish Provincial Synod, 312
Ricardo, D., 5, 73, 497, 408, 410, 415
Ritchie, D. G., 14, 98, 100, 104, TT4, 246, 285, 310
Romanes, G. J., 31, 38; on importance of discovery of principles as cause of progress in knowledge, 49
Roman law. See Law
Rome, ancient, peoples of, in evolutionary process, 151-56; religions of, 160, 164-75; tolerance and decay, 172, 209-10; genius of, 173, 183-84; slaves in, 176-79; theory of slavery, 179; regard for life in, 189-90, 223-25; principles of philosophy in, 205-14; and Christianity, 230-31
Roscher, W., 376
Rosebery, Lord, 235
Rousiers, Paul de, 421
Rousseau, J. J-, 14, 712, 100, 115
Russell, Bertrand, ro, 93, 125, 126, 127, 133, 392.
Sandars, T. C., 170, 172 Saunders, T. B., 12, 186 Sayce, A. H., 38
Scandinavia, 274, 303 Schelling, 8
Schiller, F. C. S., 426 Schlegel, 310
Schmoller, 376-81, 382, 384, 495, 435 Schopenhauer, 12, 186 Seebohm, H. E., 162, 166, 167 Seeley, J. R., 180
Selby-Bigge, L. A., 391 Seneca, 206, 218, 224
Servetus, 313
Shaw, G. B., 187
Shipley, A. E., 46, 186
Sidgwick, H. 9; on theories of ethics and the state, 88-91; antinomy in modern economic process, 370-74, 375
Simony, 269
Slavery, 176 ef seg. + principle of, in ancient civilisations, 179, 226-27; and Christianity, 227-29; and economic conditions of Roman empire, 227; church councils and, 228 ; Gregory the Great and, 22
Small, Albion W., 8
Smith, Adam, 72, 73) 120, 364, 408, 415
Social Contract, too, 116, 118, T19
Social Democracy, and theory of the State in Germany, 72, 80, 92; H. Spencer and, 87, 92, 339; and religioninGermany, 116, T25-31,455-56. See also Socialists, German, and Socialism
Social Evolution, 93, 127
Socialism, and political equality, 360; analogy in Renaissance, 413; and Manchester school, 454-57 ; characteristic feature of modern, 454-55; and projected efficiency, 456-573 and the world-process, 457-64. See also Socialists, German, and Social democracy
Socialists, German, and theory of society, II, 92, 125-31, 330
Socrates, 182, 247
Sohm, R., 172, 176, 209
Spain, 261, 274, 285, 303, 305-7) 33%) 358
Spencer, Herbert, 11, 15, 120, 121, 333; leading idea of his social philosophy, 7, 81-87 5 relation to Utilitarians, 7, 81-82; to Hume, 7-8; to Kant, 392; to modern evolutionary position, 82, 396-99; on duration of life, 45, 46; definition of life, 54; om sacrifice, 84; theory of ancestor worship, 162-63
Spinoza, 108, 113
Spooner, W. A., 410, 411
St. Bartholomew, massacre of, 307
Standard Oil Trust, 419
Stanwood, E., 349, 35!
State, the ‘‘State” subordinate to “Society” if principle of projected efficiency accepted, 69-70; yet confusion between the two in theories of Manchester school, 22-24, of Utilitarians, 73, 88, 112, 113, 122
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75, 80, 119,