The Evolution of Man and Society, المجلد 1Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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And this meant also the growth of geographical extent and redistribution of racial content . The social and genetic cohesion of the Roman domain was continually assisted by the planting of veterans in farming colonies favoured by ...
And this meant also the growth of geographical extent and redistribution of racial content . The social and genetic cohesion of the Roman domain was continually assisted by the planting of veterans in farming colonies favoured by ...
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Each was forced into its own path of phonetic evolution through the racial differences between the people of Italy , Gaul and Spain and between the armies raised in these countries . In turn this differentiation must have helped to ...
Each was forced into its own path of phonetic evolution through the racial differences between the people of Italy , Gaul and Spain and between the armies raised in these countries . In turn this differentiation must have helped to ...
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Such protection is easier in the racially more homogeneous societies of Northern Europe . ... of the Negro community can be preserved , as they should be , only by the assertion of their independent racial character within the nation .
Such protection is easier in the racially more homogeneous societies of Northern Europe . ... of the Negro community can be preserved , as they should be , only by the assertion of their independent racial character within the nation .
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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