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Bei den Völkern aber, die auf Frankreichs Boden bis in die neueste Zeit herauf gelebt haben, werden Sie ihre Eigenart begreiflich finden, wenn Sie das Werden und die Vermischungen der Verstandes- oder Gemütsseele mit dem Ich betrachten. Die großen, welthistorischen Erfolge aber, als deren Repräsentant wir Großbritannien betrachten können, sind darauf zurückzuführen, daß der Impuls der Bewußtseinsseele in das menschliche Ich hineingedrängt worden ist. Mit dem, was als welthistorische Mission aus den britischen Ländern hervorging, ist auch zusammenhängend das, was aus der Begründung der äußeren, staatsrechtlichen Form hervorging. Die Verbindung der Bewußtseinsseele mit dem Ich war noch nicht innerlich vorhanden. Wenn Sie aber durchschauen, wie diese Verbindung der Bewußtseinsseele mit dem nach außen getriebenen Ich zustande kam, so werden Sie finden, daß die großen welthistorischen Eroberungen der Bevölkerung jener Insel von diesem Impulse herrühren. 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