The Evolution of Man and Society, Volumen1Simon and Schuster, 1969 - 753 páginas Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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... East , of its climate and its soil , was continually persuading people to move out of Arabia ; and indeed out of the Ancient East . Except in Egypt , the drying of the climate , the grazing of the cattle , the destruction of foreign and ...
... East , of its climate and its soil , was continually persuading people to move out of Arabia ; and indeed out of the Ancient East . Except in Egypt , the drying of the climate , the grazing of the cattle , the destruction of foreign and ...
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... eastern learning and eastern race into Latin Europe . When therefore we work out the balance of racial movement during the crusades we have a complicated account to draw up . It has been said that over half a million Christians moved east ...
... eastern learning and eastern race into Latin Europe . When therefore we work out the balance of racial movement during the crusades we have a complicated account to draw up . It has been said that over half a million Christians moved east ...
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... East . Thames and Hudson , London . MENDELSOHN , I. 1949. Slavery in the Ancient Near East . Oxford U.P. MICHELL , H. 1964. Sparta . Cambridge U.P. MORETTINI , A. 1950. Olivicoltura . R.E.D.A. , Rome . NILSSON , M. P. 1932. The ...
... East . Thames and Hudson , London . MENDELSOHN , I. 1949. Slavery in the Ancient Near East . Oxford U.P. MICHELL , H. 1964. Sparta . Cambridge U.P. MORETTINI , A. 1950. Olivicoltura . R.E.D.A. , Rome . NILSSON , M. P. 1932. The ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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