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Meanings of universal history in English
History of the universe, including space and its astronomical objects.
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Usage of universal history in English
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So the migration of Abram was a turning-point in universal history.
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CONCLUSION.-Thetreaty of Westphalia is a prominent landmark in universal history.
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Gogol never wrote either his history of Little Russia or his universal history.
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But Viscount Memoir was very statesmanlike, and spouted a sort of universal history.
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There are those, nevertheless, who would write universal history and leave out Africa.
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Is such a universal history, then, to be regarded as unattainable?
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From the stand-point of universal history it was nevertheless the correct and proper view.
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There is no need to analyze further M. Comte's second view of universal history.
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But what does this attempt to construct a universal history of the globe imply?
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At that time he entertained the idea of writing a universal history entitled "Chronos."
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Cantù, a living historian, has written a universal history, in which he attempts the philosophical style.
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Here his policies and acts concerned universal history.
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Among the most important products of this movement in Germany was the Hegelian theory of universal history.
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And Abraham Lincoln, who has passed beyond the domain of human praise into the pantheon of universal history.
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This, however, notwithstanding its importance, is, in a comprehensive view of universal history, only a matter of detail.
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We may say that Chaldæa was one of the main sources-Egyptwas the other-ofthe stream of universal history.
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