The World of Pat ChungMerkle Press, 1967 - 287 páginas |
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... civilization was at its height in West Asia , when definable civilizations were coming into their own in the Indus Valley . It is noteworthy that the Hsia dynasty ended through the overthrow of an intolerable tyrant , Chieh Kuei . It ...
... civilization was at its height in West Asia , when definable civilizations were coming into their own in the Indus Valley . It is noteworthy that the Hsia dynasty ended through the overthrow of an intolerable tyrant , Chieh Kuei . It ...
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... civilization ( excluding that of Egypt , which is even older ) goes back at least as far as 1500 B.C. , and almost cer- tainly further . The Arab lands were divided and warlike , not only against intruders , but against each other as ...
... civilization ( excluding that of Egypt , which is even older ) goes back at least as far as 1500 B.C. , and almost cer- tainly further . The Arab lands were divided and warlike , not only against intruders , but against each other as ...
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... civilization becomes " gimme " then that civilization is on the materialistic skids and is on its way to oblivion . And this brings me to the final points of this discourse with you . At every hand today we hear men say that western ...
... civilization becomes " gimme " then that civilization is on the materialistic skids and is on its way to oblivion . And this brings me to the final points of this discourse with you . At every hand today we hear men say that western ...
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China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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