The Evolution of Man and Society, المجلد 1Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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Their search for metals created trade and movement all over the accessible earth and sea . ... But beyond all these effects the development of metals meant something quite different : the creation of new kinds of men .
Their search for metals created trade and movement all over the accessible earth and sea . ... But beyond all these effects the development of metals meant something quite different : the creation of new kinds of men .
الصفحة 328
They created a fighting governing class ; they introduced Semitic priests with Semitic gods ; and they imposed a Semitic language which they carried over into Axum and Abyssinia and which later came to be inscribed on their monuments in ...
They created a fighting governing class ; they introduced Semitic priests with Semitic gods ; and they imposed a Semitic language which they carried over into Axum and Abyssinia and which later came to be inscribed on their monuments in ...
الصفحة 374
It seemed , as has been said , to have created its Empire , as Rome had done , and not to have been created by it and from it . But when we think about it again we see that the contrast is a false one . For in the end all capitals come ...
It seemed , as has been said , to have created its Empire , as Rome had done , and not to have been created by it and from it . But when we think about it again we see that the contrast is a false one . For in the end all capitals come ...
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Origin of Man | 21 |
The Expanding Species | 32 |
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