Economic conditions are more important. A people may possess ordered institutions, a lofty moral code, and even a flair for the minor forms of and, like the American Indians; and yet if it remains in the hunting stage, if it depends for its existence upon the precarious fortunes of the chase, it will never quite pass from barbarism to civilization.
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Economic conditions are more important. A people may possess ordered institutions, a lofty moral code, and even a flair for the minor forms of and, like the American Indians; and yet if it remains in the hunting stage, if it depends for its existence upon the precarious fortunes of the chase, it will never quite pass from barbarism to civilization.
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Economic conditions are more important. A people may possess ordered institutions, a lofty moral code, and even a flair for the minor forms of and, like the American Indians; and yet if it remains in the hunting stage, if it depends for its existence upon the precarious fortunes of the chase, it will never quite pass from barbarism to civilization.
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