The evolution of man and societyAllen & Unwin, 1969 - 751 من الصفحات |
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... Emperor Alexius I, writing about them thirty years later always refers to these saviours as 'Celts'. Naturally with this experience the French became as dangerous as the Turks themselves. On the other hand this pride led to a genetic ...
... Emperor Alexius I, writing about them thirty years later always refers to these saviours as 'Celts'. Naturally with this experience the French became as dangerous as the Turks themselves. On the other hand this pride led to a genetic ...
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... Emperor, were faced with a crisis. They were also compelled to face it separately. To the Emperor Heraclius it was a crisis not only in defence and economy but also in religious doctrine. He was inspired to make a desperate concession ...
... Emperor, were faced with a crisis. They were also compelled to face it separately. To the Emperor Heraclius it was a crisis not only in defence and economy but also in religious doctrine. He was inspired to make a desperate concession ...
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... Emperor, 386 John Chrysostom, 326 John, King of England, 420, 421 John, St, Evangelist, 297, 325 John of Fidanza, 475 John of Gaunt, 481 John the Orphanotrophus, 377, 379 Johnson, Dr, 512 Johnson, Sir William, 597, 601 Jones, Sir ...
... Emperor, 386 John Chrysostom, 326 John, King of England, 420, 421 John, St, Evangelist, 297, 325 John of Fidanza, 475 John of Gaunt, 481 John the Orphanotrophus, 377, 379 Johnson, Dr, 512 Johnson, Sir William, 597, 601 Jones, Sir ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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