Sketches of the History of Man: Considerably Enlarged by the Last Additions and Corrections of the Author. ...J. J. Tourneisen, 1796 - 376 páginas |
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Considerably Enlarged by the Last Additions and Corrections of the Author. ... Lord Henry Home Kames. A OF THE HISTORY OF MAN . CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED BY THE.
Considerably Enlarged by the Last Additions and Corrections of the Author. ... Lord Henry Home Kames. A OF THE HISTORY OF MAN . CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED BY THE.
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... HISTORY OF MAN . CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED BY THE LAST ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS OF THE AUTHOR . YOL . I. BASIL : Printed and fold by J. J. TOURNEISEN . MDCCXCVI . PREFACE . THE following Work is the fubftance of various SKETCHES.
... HISTORY OF MAN . CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED BY THE LAST ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS OF THE AUTHOR . YOL . I. BASIL : Printed and fold by J. J. TOURNEISEN . MDCCXCVI . PREFACE . THE following Work is the fubftance of various SKETCHES.
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... history of the fpecies , in its progrefs from the favage ftate to its highest civilization and improvement . Above thirty years ago , the author began to collect ma- terials for that history ; and , in the vigor of youth , did not think ...
... history of the fpecies , in its progrefs from the favage ftate to its highest civilization and improvement . Above thirty years ago , the author began to collect ma- terials for that history ; and , in the vigor of youth , did not think ...
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... HISTORY OF MAN . of Men independent of Society . 2. Progress of Men in Society . 3. Progrefs of the Sciences . To explain these heads a preliminary discourse is neceffary ; which is , to examine , Whether all men be of one lineage ...
... HISTORY OF MAN . of Men independent of Society . 2. Progress of Men in Society . 3. Progrefs of the Sciences . To explain these heads a preliminary discourse is neceffary ; which is , to examine , Whether all men be of one lineage ...
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