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This diversification was indeed at the root of the separate emigration and separate location of the sects at the beginning of the North American colonies . For it was the Independents or Congregationalists who established themselves in ...
This diversification was indeed at the root of the separate emigration and separate location of the sects at the beginning of the North American colonies . For it was the Independents or Congregationalists who established themselves in ...
الصفحة 537
It served to separate Britain still further economically and culturally from the rest of a Europe which had been drawn together by Napoleon and by the legal code and the metric system which he had imposed . But for Europe the errors of ...
It served to separate Britain still further economically and culturally from the rest of a Europe which had been drawn together by Napoleon and by the legal code and the metric system which he had imposed . But for Europe the errors of ...
الصفحة 575
Part VIII Separate Worlds Expansion of peoples brought agriculture from Western Asia not only to Europe , Egypt and India but also to China and later to Indonesia and tropical Africa . It was independently discovered in America .
Part VIII Separate Worlds Expansion of peoples brought agriculture from Western Asia not only to Europe , Egypt and India but also to China and later to Indonesia and tropical Africa . It was independently discovered in America .
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
Origin of Man | 21 |
The Expanding Species | 32 |
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