A Study of History, Volumen3Oxford University Press, 1951 |
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... animals which he keeps alive in order to live off their products , the Nomad keeps other animals - the dog , the camel , the horse - whose function is not to provide him , as his sheep and cattle provide him , with food and clothing ...
... animals which he keeps alive in order to live off their products , the Nomad keeps other animals - the dog , the camel , the horse - whose function is not to provide him , as his sheep and cattle provide him , with food and clothing ...
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... animals and as domesticated animals differ among themselves . This point of unlikeness in the constitutions of those arrested civilizations which are at grips respectively with a physical and with a human environment has been touched ...
... animals and as domesticated animals differ among themselves . This point of unlikeness in the constitutions of those arrested civilizations which are at grips respectively with a physical and with a human environment has been touched ...
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... animals ' . Weyer , however , does not go on to point out in this connexion that , while ' the Eskimo cannot compete with the animals as an animal ' and ' is not compelled to ' , it is also true that he has assimilated himself to the ...
... animals ' . Weyer , however , does not go on to point out in this connexion that , while ' the Eskimo cannot compete with the animals as an animal ' and ' is not compelled to ' , it is also true that he has assimilated himself to the ...
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THE GROWTHS OF CIVILIZATIONS | 1 |
B THE NATURE OF THE GROWTHS OF CIVILIZATIONS | 112 |
THE PROCESS OF THE GROWTHS OF CIVILIZATIONS | 128 |
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