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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... largely mercenary and far less numerous in proportion to the people than they had been in Greece . Whole cities were no longer destroyed or enslaved . The damage was largely at the top . Marriage and murder were the chief weapons of the ...
... largely mercenary and far less numerous in proportion to the people than they had been in Greece . Whole cities were no longer destroyed or enslaved . The damage was largely at the top . Marriage and murder were the chief weapons of the ...
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... largely destroyed , enslaved , or dispersed , and the survivors passed largely to the Greek and Latin - speaking world . There they were subject to inter- mittent persecution and expulsion . A first colony had been driven out of Rome ...
... largely destroyed , enslaved , or dispersed , and the survivors passed largely to the Greek and Latin - speaking world . There they were subject to inter- mittent persecution and expulsion . A first colony had been driven out of Rome ...
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... largely through conversion , the Jews were able to exert their influence largely without conversion . The converging effects of these manifold influences we may now consider . e . The Persians The extreme climate as well as the endemic ...
... largely through conversion , the Jews were able to exert their influence largely without conversion . The converging effects of these manifold influences we may now consider . e . The Persians The extreme climate as well as the endemic ...
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PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
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