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The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c16.s1.t1.7

The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c16.s1.t1.7

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c16.s1.t1.7

¹ *Sânti-Parva*, LXVII, 16—17; LXVIII, 11—12. The history of the theory of *mâtsya-nyâya* in European sociology from Heracleitus to Gumplowicz is clearly summarized in Barnes' article on "The struggle of races and social groups" in the *Journal of Race Development* (April, 1919), pp. 394—400. For Protagoras' conception of the pre-political condition see Barker's *Greek Political Theory—Plato*, p. 130.

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