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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... married a cousin who bore him his successor . This was Cambyses who mur- dered his brother , married his sister Atossa and , when he committed suicide leaving no heir , had extinguished his branch of the family in the male line . This ...
... married a cousin who bore him his successor . This was Cambyses who mur- dered his brother , married his sister Atossa and , when he committed suicide leaving no heir , had extinguished his branch of the family in the male line . This ...
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... marriage and when he married the lovely Bactrian princess Roxana she remained childless for four years , indeed until after his death . On Alexander's death Roxana murdered his second wife Stateira , the daughter of Darius . She then ...
... marriage and when he married the lovely Bactrian princess Roxana she remained childless for four years , indeed until after his death . On Alexander's death Roxana murdered his second wife Stateira , the daughter of Darius . She then ...
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... married as his first wife a daughter of the Count of Bayeux with the Frankish or Romance name of Berengar . She gave him his heir who in turn married a Breton girl . The third in the line ( Richard I , see Pedigree 15 ) married a ...
... married as his first wife a daughter of the Count of Bayeux with the Frankish or Romance name of Berengar . She gave him his heir who in turn married a Breton girl . The third in the line ( Richard I , see Pedigree 15 ) married a ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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