1895 Ruling Ideas of the Present Age by Washington Gladden Antique Hardcover Christian Philosophy Book
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1895 Ruling Ideas of the Present Age by Washington Gladden Antique Hardcover Christian Philosophy Book
<Condition is Good as Pictured> (moderate wear with markings, visible edge-wear, bumped/rubbed corners, age appropriate toning to the interior pages, previous owners name is written inside the front cover, lightly soiled exterior covers) size is approximately 7” x 5”
—The book explores the dominant ideas and beliefs that shaped the social, political, and economic landscape of the time. Gladden argues that the ideas of individualism, democracy, and progress have come to define the modern era and have had a profound impact on society.
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