The Evolution of Man and Society |
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Evolving Social Classes The history of European cities is inseparable from the history of immigration into them . Its effect was inevitably to produce heterogeneity . But it has not been a mounting heterogeneity .
Evolving Social Classes The history of European cities is inseparable from the history of immigration into them . Its effect was inevitably to produce heterogeneity . But it has not been a mounting heterogeneity .
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It may have hybridized with people of European origin so that there has been what we may call a flow of European genes into the community . Indian tribes had themselves generally interbred through war . Captured men were commonly ...
It may have hybridized with people of European origin so that there has been what we may call a flow of European genes into the community . Indian tribes had themselves generally interbred through war . Captured men were commonly ...
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These operations , owing to the very recent development of European technology , both in killing and in healing , had been condensed into two generations . In this time they had attempted to do what in Europe , India and China had ...
These operations , owing to the very recent development of European technology , both in killing and in healing , had been condensed into two generations . In this time they had attempted to do what in Europe , India and China had ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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