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 ‘Lee Cameron McDonald, Western Political Theory (Part III), (N.Y. : Harcourt Brace
Jovanovich, Inc., 1968), p. 469.

*David McLellan, “The Young Ht?gelians and Karl Marx”, &N~U %a%& T%IUISJ, O/I&~
66dW&/U, (hikJw'M+lla%J~, 2524) Wk 36

3Lee Cameron McDonald, op.cit, p. 470.

4^aW6 %W~YI~, t/&~?n'a?t/, (&W31'6t$67~, 2520) vi??1 18

‘Loc.cit.

‘Ibid p. 50.

‘Loc.cit

“M. Judd Harmon,Po/itical Thought: From Plato to the Present, (N.Y. : McGraw-Hill-
Book Company, l964), p. 344.

“M. Judd Harmon, op.cit, p. 346 (Iltiflbaer a&& qlsJ?n auna7plyjp)~19fi7~6~~987nlek7~~

n'V?&/@d, bas~~w"ue91~wnl~~~~~~~l~~~, 2522 Msea"l 428 429)

'3ij~UU2kWfJWLQ:flsla-,, 97f)bL$7?SdtW 2, (bss~j8lw"81Hl"a~~l~~~l~~l~~~~ 2523),&T 80.

14G.W.F. He&, Reason in History, (Translated by Robert S. Hartman), (N.Y. : The

Liberal Arts Press, 1954), pp. 87-88.
IS-
am-a%d u1ngn1, ,!h&h, w31 177-178.
16-e
Wi i%-J+&,a'7~66~~. &I 136.
17 '-4
6SfN6thn~?d. Mb1 137.
“Alan Gewirth, Political Philosophy, (London : The Macmillan Company, 1965) p. 90.
lgPieere Hassner, “Georg W. F. Hegel”, History of Political Philosophy, edited by. Leo
Strauss and Joseph Cropsey, (Chicago : Rand McNally & Company, 1964) p.628.
2aIbid, p. 629.

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 “‘Alan Gewirth, op.cit., p. 82.
22&lims%d ulnqnl, a”-rar6Ta, &il 180.
23t$aw7uafl?u, wGi 179.

24Alan Gewirth, op.cit., p. 83.

“5William S. Sahakian, History of Philosophy, (N.Y .: Barnes & Noble Books, 1968).
p. 198.

‘61bid.,p. 197.
27&Ad tmb=p, hda, 99% 180

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30William S. Sahakian, op.& p. 198.

31 G.W.F. Hegel, “Philosophy of Right and Law, ” Translated by J.M. Sterrett and
Carl J. Friedrich, in The Philosophy ofHege1, (N.Y.: The Modern Library, 1954), p. 294.
=y-J” Ua#WqN, t%7J66~% dil 83-84

33M. Judd Harmon,‘op.cit, pp. 355-356.

341bid. p. 354.
35Pieere Hassner, op.cit, p.643.
36G.W.F. Hegel, op.cit, p.297.
37Pieere Hassner, op.cit, p. 643.
3sDante Germino, Machiavelli to Marx, (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press
1972), p. 332.
3gloc.cit.
40&lf%Vb UXlEJfll, i,is66a"a, dil 180.

4’fj1JsU WXWfJtT, a'7966a"a, dil 05.

42M. Judd Harmon, opcit, p. 357.
43hW6fTfl~ -&hJWUl+~, a"W666k W:l 197.

44William S. Sahakian, op.cit, p. 198.

45a.~aa”nd, W”ndht7pf17s6ihl~, (diGnGuw”mSnlvu, 2519), Gh 2 1 8 .

46M. Judd Harmon, opcif, p. 358.

471bid., p. 357.

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