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The Idea of Progress

CHAPTER I
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The best that can be said for it is that, both here and in his astrological creed, Bodin is crudely attempting to bring human history into close connection with the rest of the universe, and to establish the view that the whole world is built on a divine plan by which all the parts are intimately interrelated.
[Footnote: Cp.

Baudrillart, J.Bodin et son temps, p.

148 (1853).

This monograph is chiefly devoted to a full analysis of La Republique.] He is careful, however, to avoid fatalism.

He asserts, as we have seen, that history depends largely on the will of men.


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