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• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 1
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  • centuries before the Christian era. We find imperialistic empires in
  • Egypt, for there we find a true transition to a later form. If we go
  • back to the oldest form of imperialism, we find it based on the king
  • the way to find god within, whereas earlier god was a reality in the
  • must find the spirit in the symbols.
  • It will roll on in the words. You can find innumerable expressions
  • which has nothing of the old in it, can find room. The old must first
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 2
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  • and Swiss history is closely connected to it — we find that a
  • you will find very few members of these secret societies. Members are
  • members. But if we look at the statistics today, we find 488 Masonic
  • blind chicken finds a kernel of corn. Sometimes especially talented
  • course superficial, but wherever you look you will find such things,
  • beneath the platitudes of today. That is why it is impossible to find
  • things like Whigs and Tories, you find that they were originally
  • codex you find remarkable sentences. For example: What is justice?
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 3
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  • in the historical evolution of mankind. We find that in the oldest
  • perhaps haunts those who find their way to this anthroposophical
  • that someone who finds his way to such a movement often seeks