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... dominant in the East and spreading its influence throughout much of the world . The Han line degenerated in the latter years of the dynasty and by 220 A.D. it was finished . There followed a period of disunity which lasted for almost ...
... dominant in the East and spreading its influence throughout much of the world . The Han line degenerated in the latter years of the dynasty and by 220 A.D. it was finished . There followed a period of disunity which lasted for almost ...
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... dominant races and the dominant religions , and hit upon the Parsees as their favorites . The Parsees were not even considered Indians , by Indian standards , since they had immi- grated from Persia only about 1,000 years previously and ...
... dominant races and the dominant religions , and hit upon the Parsees as their favorites . The Parsees were not even considered Indians , by Indian standards , since they had immi- grated from Persia only about 1,000 years previously and ...
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... dominant figure in Europe today , of course , is the bril- liant but difficult Charles de Gaulle , and he has made France dominant in her milieu of second class states . She is powerful enough to cause embarrassment to the first rank ...
... dominant figure in Europe today , of course , is the bril- liant but difficult Charles de Gaulle , and he has made France dominant in her milieu of second class states . She is powerful enough to cause embarrassment to the first rank ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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