An edition of Lâo-Tsze, the great thinker: with a translation of his thoughts on the nature and manifestations of God. (1895)

Lâo-tsze, the great thinker

with a translation of his Thoughts on the nature and manifestations of God

by George Gardiner Alexander

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An edition of Lâo-Tsze, the great thinker: with a translation of his thoughts on the nature and manifestations of God. (1895)

Lâo-tsze, the great thinker

with a translation of his Thoughts on the nature and manifestations of God

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1 Lâo-Tsze the Great Thinker: With a translation of his thoughts on the nature and manifestations of God December 17, 2002, Adamant Media Corporation Paperback in English 1402100779 9781402100772	zzzz Not in Library Libraries near you: WorldCat
2 Lâo-Tsze, the great thinker: with a translation of his thoughts on the nature and manifestations of God. 1895, K. Paul, Trench, Trübner	bbbb Read Listen
3 Lâo-Tsze, the great thinker: with a translation of his thoughts on the nature and manifestations of God. 1895, K. Paul, Trench, Trübner in English	bbbb Read Listen
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Published in: London

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Pagination: xix p., 1 leaf, 131 p., [1] p. ;
Number of pages: 131

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Open Library: OL24150761M
Internet Archive: cu31924023066586
OCLC/WorldCat: 5225914

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IT is probable that no one age of which we have any knowledge could be characterised as utterly deficient in Great Thinkers, for the term is, after all, only a relative one; and it may be assumed that the further we go back-provided a certain stage of civilisation has been reached-the more prominently they would stand out from their fellows.

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Lâo-tsze, the great thinker

with a translation of his Thoughts on the nature and manifestations of God

by George Gardiner Alexander