A Study of History, Volumen3Oxford University Press, 1951 |
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... climatic zones would be that , during the north- ward swing of the climatic pendulum , the Nomads would erupt out of the Steppes northwards into the domains of the temperate- zone sedentary societies , while during the southward swing ...
... climatic zones would be that , during the north- ward swing of the climatic pendulum , the Nomads would erupt out of the Steppes northwards into the domains of the temperate- zone sedentary societies , while during the southward swing ...
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... climatic zones implies , of course , that the resulting climatic pulsa- tion is not only common to the whole area of the Steppe but is actually world - wide ; and in his long - continued and widely ex- tended investigation he has ...
... climatic zones implies , of course , that the resulting climatic pulsa- tion is not only common to the whole area of the Steppe but is actually world - wide ; and in his long - continued and widely ex- tended investigation he has ...
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... climatic push but an incontestible political pull to account for an eruption of Nomads out of the Desert into the ... climatic factor whatever credit we will ; but it is manifest that the governing factor here was not climatic but ...
... climatic push but an incontestible political pull to account for an eruption of Nomads out of the Desert into the ... climatic factor whatever credit we will ; but it is manifest that the governing factor here was not climatic but ...
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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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Achaean achieved action Afrasian Alföld animals Arabs Athenian Athens Banu Hilal barbarians Bergson body social career century B.C. challenge chapter circa city-state climatic conquered conquest creative minority culture Date Horde Date domain economic Egypt Egyptiac English environment eruptions êthos Eurasian Nomads Eurasian Steppe feudal field genius geographical expansion Greece Greek growth Hellas Hellenic Civilization Hellenic history Hellenic Society Hellenic World human Ibn Khaldun individual institutions invention Italian Italy Janissaries Khazars Lacedaemonian living London Lycurgean Macedon Macedonian ment Messenia military Minoan Minoan Civilization modern Western Mongols movement Muhammad nature Nomads Olynthus original Osmanlis Ottoman passage Pechenegs physical political Polybius present primitive problem régime Roman Empire Rome Russian sedentary Sinic slave-household soul Spartan Spartiate Spartiate Peers spiritual Sumeric Syriac technique Threshold Thucydides tion Transalpine turn universal Western Christendom Western Society Western World whole withdrawal Withdrawal-and-Return Zeus