The Evolution of Man and SocietyAllen & Unwin, 1969 - 751 من الصفحات |
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... father's mistake . He repeated the assault on the city states . His father's hopes had been set back in the land battle at Marathon . Xerxes ' hopes were destroyed ten years later , by sea at Salamis , and by land as well at Plataea ...
... father's mistake . He repeated the assault on the city states . His father's hopes had been set back in the land battle at Marathon . Xerxes ' hopes were destroyed ten years later , by sea at Salamis , and by land as well at Plataea ...
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... father would make little difference to our opinion of his character . He bitterly repented his crimes but did not amend his habits . So deeply religious was he , but so happy to be a god . A dynast , yet modelling himself on Achilles ...
... father would make little difference to our opinion of his character . He bitterly repented his crimes but did not amend his habits . So deeply religious was he , but so happy to be a god . A dynast , yet modelling himself on Achilles ...
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... father's , her father's family were Claudians even more exalted than the Julians : according to Syme they turned the political scales in his favour . The evidence so far suggests that Augustus ' marriages , his infidelity to the first ...
... father's , her father's family were Claudians even more exalted than the Julians : according to Syme they turned the political scales in his favour . The evidence so far suggests that Augustus ' marriages , his infidelity to the first ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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