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The Growth of Political Thought in the West: From the Greeks to the End of the Middle Ages, Charles Howard McIlwain
The Things That are Caesar's, Milton Katz Reviewed by R. M. MacIver
Constitutional Thought in Sixteenth-Century France: A Study in the Evolution of Ideas, William Farr Church Reviewed by R. M. MacIver
Recent Political Thought, Francis W. Coker Reviewed by R. M. MacIver
Conflicts of Principle, Abbott Lawrence Lowell Reviewed by R. M. MacIver
The Concepts of Sociology, Earle Edward Eubank Reviewed by R. M. MacIver
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