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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... inbreeding , towards incest ; or they might lead him away from it . Breeding evidence in human societies where cousin marriage is per- mitted indicates that there is a hereditary genetic or instinctive component in such behaviour . Some ...
... inbreeding , towards incest ; or they might lead him away from it . Breeding evidence in human societies where cousin marriage is per- mitted indicates that there is a hereditary genetic or instinctive component in such behaviour . Some ...
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... inbreeding of the ruling class . Any number of successful societies , tribal and civilized , however have been as inbred as the Venetian ruling class . Decline in all societies is connected , not with inbreeding or outbreeding as such ...
... inbreeding of the ruling class . Any number of successful societies , tribal and civilized , however have been as inbred as the Venetian ruling class . Decline in all societies is connected , not with inbreeding or outbreeding as such ...
الصفحة 524
... Inbreeding designed to secure the alliances of the kindred sovereigns . a . When inbred lines failed , outbreeding , legitimate or illegitimate , gave a fresh start or a more viable progeny ( e.g. Don John , victor of Lepanto 1571 ) . b ...
... Inbreeding designed to secure the alliances of the kindred sovereigns . a . When inbred lines failed , outbreeding , legitimate or illegitimate , gave a fresh start or a more viable progeny ( e.g. Don John , victor of Lepanto 1571 ) . b ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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