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Non-Bronchoscopic Assessment of the Airwaystter, more secular history of Europe to argue for the separation of Church and State, and against a philosophy of history predicated on the inevitability of progress. The contexts for the discussion are the transformations of historical interpretation and ideas regarding the evolutionary progress of mankind.