The Evolution of Man and Society, المجلد 1Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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The rule was bound to apply to them , as it did later to the Roman priests , that one augur could not look at another without smiling . For this reason when the great moral issues of social and sexual behaviour became prominent in city ...
The rule was bound to apply to them , as it did later to the Roman priests , that one augur could not look at another without smiling . For this reason when the great moral issues of social and sexual behaviour became prominent in city ...
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Later they appeared in Rhodes probably with the Knights Hospitallers . Here was a first sign of the great western growth of engineering which three hundred years later was to appear in Europe and came to flower in the Scientific ...
Later they appeared in Rhodes probably with the Knights Hospitallers . Here was a first sign of the great western growth of engineering which three hundred years later was to appear in Europe and came to flower in the Scientific ...
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The great irrigation works they built in later times when they were known as Garamantes and Gaetuli ( discussed by Wellard ) are now covered with sand . But they bear witness to the long struggle of the cultivators as they retreated ...
The great irrigation works they built in later times when they were known as Garamantes and Gaetuli ( discussed by Wellard ) are now covered with sand . But they bear witness to the long struggle of the cultivators as they retreated ...
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Origin of Man | 21 |
The Expanding Species | 32 |
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