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The British Association at Winnipeg.: Section L.: Educational Science

Nature volume 81, pages 442–446 (1909)Cite this article

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The Educational Factors of Imperialism. AMONG all civilised races and in all epochs of the world's history there has existed an inveterate belief that the particular age in which men live is fundamentally distinct from those that have preceded it.

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GRAY, H. The British Association at Winnipeg.: Section L.: Educational Science . Nature 81, 442–446 (1909). https://doi.org/10.1038/081442a0

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