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... important for my purpose , because they show that the subject - matter of the book was not ( or not only ) monarchy as a political concept , but rather ( or also ) the various problems raised by the relationship between the intellectual ...
... important for my purpose , because they show that the subject - matter of the book was not ( or not only ) monarchy as a political concept , but rather ( or also ) the various problems raised by the relationship between the intellectual ...
Page 162
... importance of the religious factor . However , the Mongols always preferred to rule alone , and an ethnic criterion based on tribal and clan affiliations and loyalties continued to play an important role in recruiting members of the ...
... importance of the religious factor . However , the Mongols always preferred to rule alone , and an ethnic criterion based on tribal and clan affiliations and loyalties continued to play an important role in recruiting members of the ...
Page 318
... important to place it in historical perspective , and it is with this perspective that I begin . Before reviewing the evidence about income inequality , I should however make clear that I am not considering in this lecture the reasons ...
... important to place it in historical perspective , and it is with this perspective that I begin . Before reviewing the evidence about income inequality , I should however make clear that I am not considering in this lecture the reasons ...
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Lectures | 1 |
The Genetics of Celtic Populations | 37 |
An Essay on Survival | 59 |
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