CHAPTER XIX. THE PROGRESS OF NATIONS IN THEIR YOUTH

From The Group Mind by William McDougall.

The rarity of progress—the conditions enabling progress—group selection—in what has progress consisted?—views of Buckle and Kidd—conquest and domination an early condition of progress—variability of crossed races—influence of physical environment—western civilisation and social organisation 270-286

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