The Evolution of Man and Society, المجلد 1Simon and Schuster, 1969 - 753 من الصفحات Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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... recognized and mating with one's own kin is always held to be wrong , one's own kin being those who are classified as kindred under one's own social system . This rule we can ascribe with certainty to our common ancestors at the ...
... recognized and mating with one's own kin is always held to be wrong , one's own kin being those who are classified as kindred under one's own social system . This rule we can ascribe with certainty to our common ancestors at the ...
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... recognized that France needed all the men skilled in the new trades that she could find , all the artisans and men of com- merce and finance that the world contained . Family allowances were intro- duced in 1666 to increase the skilled ...
... recognized that France needed all the men skilled in the new trades that she could find , all the artisans and men of com- merce and finance that the world contained . Family allowances were intro- duced in 1666 to increase the skilled ...
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... recognized by Pippin , 326 , 404 ; recognized by Roman Emperor , 326 ; and royal marriages , 324 , 676-7 ; Venice and , 394 , 398 ; see also Popes papal bull , on slave trade , 591 paper , 124n ; in China , 616 ; effects of use of , 347 ...
... recognized by Pippin , 326 , 404 ; recognized by Roman Emperor , 326 ; and royal marriages , 324 , 676-7 ; Venice and , 394 , 398 ; see also Popes papal bull , on slave trade , 591 paper , 124n ; in China , 616 ; effects of use of , 347 ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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