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How important they were in this respect will be seen when we consider what happened after they broke down under the stress of the Reformation in the sixteenth century . VII . THE GROWTH OF CITIES > a . Town versus Country Civilization ...
How important they were in this respect will be seen when we consider what happened after they broke down under the stress of the Reformation in the sixteenth century . VII . THE GROWTH OF CITIES > a . Town versus Country Civilization ...
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Religion , which had been used by the Jews and in a different sense by the Hindus , to bind people together in groups , had now been reconstructed so as to divide larger societies into smaller groups . Islam , as we have seen , had ...
Religion , which had been used by the Jews and in a different sense by the Hindus , to bind people together in groups , had now been reconstructed so as to divide larger societies into smaller groups . Islam , as we have seen , had ...
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And the whole spread from this centre has been seen as due to the movements of people , of men and women , of populations whose breeding created the nations of mankind . As a correction to this argument we can however be assured that ...
And the whole spread from this centre has been seen as due to the movements of people , of men and women , of populations whose breeding created the nations of mankind . As a correction to this argument we can however be assured that ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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