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Tolstoy's Conversion to Faith
Italy and the West
The Power of the Masterpiece
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The Millions of Marco Polo
On September 7, 1298, near the island of Curzola, the fleets of two ancient enemies, Genoa and Venice, clashed. Genoa delivered a devastating defeat to the Venetians, sinking nearly all their galleys and capturing 7,000 prisoners. Among them was Marco Polo, the commander of one of the galleys.
"Savages" and Civilized People
Attempts have been made to precisely delineate the boundary between primitive and civilized peoples. The civilized person differs from the primitive one in degree, not in essence. The primitive person is characterized by a limited intellectual horizon, which indicates a smaller repository of knowledge rather than narrow-mindedness, as they live in...

