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Collection StructureArnold Joseph Toynbee miscellaneous papers
> Arnold Toynbee speech made in Memorial Auditorium, Stanford, California
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Arnold Toynbee speech made in Memorial Auditorium, Stanford, California
Collection TitleArnold Joseph Toynbee miscellaneous papers
Date CreatedOctober 20, 1950
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On how the West sees itself as a cohesive body; it's not "we" Americans, "we" Briton, or "we" Germans, but "we" Westerners. Toynbee the path toward a world government, formalizing this new identity. He sees the Christian tradition as a tying bond. He also compares the world to the Roman Empire.
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Hoover ID25006_a_0001706
Record Number25006.2
Collection Guidehttps://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt4489r674
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