The Evolution of Man and Society, المجلد 1Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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David seems to have begun his career as a captain of Philistine mercenaries trained in the use of foreign weapons.1 What his own ancestry was we cannot be certain . But he obtained the military support of the tribes and the blessings of ...
David seems to have begun his career as a captain of Philistine mercenaries trained in the use of foreign weapons.1 What his own ancestry was we cannot be certain . But he obtained the military support of the tribes and the blessings of ...
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Now they were compelled to fight under explicitly invited foreign and Christian commanders . At this stage it was only the divisions between the Christian powers that allowed the frail body of the sultan's Empire to continue .
Now they were compelled to fight under explicitly invited foreign and Christian commanders . At this stage it was only the divisions between the Christian powers that allowed the frail body of the sultan's Empire to continue .
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A third object was to open the whole country to foreign trade . The long - standing suspicion and exclusiveness of China , the government and the people , was to give place to such friendship and communication as were familiar in the ...
A third object was to open the whole country to foreign trade . The long - standing suspicion and exclusiveness of China , the government and the people , was to give place to such friendship and communication as were familiar in the ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
Origin of Man | 21 |
The Expanding Species | 32 |
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