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The Law of Human Progress, written by George Henry in 1917, is a philosophical and sociological treatise that explores the nature of progress and development in human society. The book argues that progress is not a natural or inevitable outcome of human existence, but rather... Read Full Overview

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The Law of Human Progress is a book written by George Henry in 1917. The book is a comprehensive analysis of the laws that govern human progress and development. It explores the different factors that contribute to human progress, including economic, social, and political factors... Read Full Overview

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