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... capital ( Khanbaliq , on the present site of Peiping ) he ruled not only over China , but the Mongol empire as well , his domain stretching as far as Mesopo- tamia and Eastern Europe . Under the Mongols , China became cosmopolitan to an ...
... capital ( Khanbaliq , on the present site of Peiping ) he ruled not only over China , but the Mongol empire as well , his domain stretching as far as Mesopo- tamia and Eastern Europe . Under the Mongols , China became cosmopolitan to an ...
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... capital resources of almost a bil- lion dollars , to make loans to the other Arab States . Kuwait is a Moslem State , with only 5 percent of the popula- tion being Christian . It has suffered much from its Moslem neigh- bours ...
... capital resources of almost a bil- lion dollars , to make loans to the other Arab States . Kuwait is a Moslem State , with only 5 percent of the popula- tion being Christian . It has suffered much from its Moslem neigh- bours ...
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... capital formation ) . Japan had no such advantage . She provided the whole of her own capital from domestic sources . Japan emerged and took her place among her sister nations with confidence and success . The feudal structure was ...
... capital formation ) . Japan had no such advantage . She provided the whole of her own capital from domestic sources . Japan emerged and took her place among her sister nations with confidence and success . The feudal structure was ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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