Arnold Toynbee
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Jay Dyer cites Arnold Toynbee's position on the necessity of establishing a world state.
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Jay Dyer identifies Arnold Toynbee as a key figure in the movement towards establishing a world socialist order, linked to Tavistock's early ideological influences.
Led intoTavistock InstituteJay Dyer cites Arnold Toynbee's position on the necessity of establishing a world state.
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