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Factionalism and Particularity

I need to further clarify one particular paragraph in my last post, “Everything I Know About Politics” … sorry, readers!

Posted byWilliam SundwickMarch 9, 2024Posted inPastTags:cosmopolitanism, Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Edward Gibbon, factionalism, moral philosophy, particularism, political philosophy, politics, universalism, urban-rural divideLeave a comment on Factionalism and Particularity

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