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The country was rich in such natural resources as stone and metal and had easy access to a supply of timber . A huge population furnished a plentiful supply of cheap labor . Trade was not essential , and the land did not lie in the path ...
The country was rich in such natural resources as stone and metal and had easy access to a supply of timber . A huge population furnished a plentiful supply of cheap labor . Trade was not essential , and the land did not lie in the path ...
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The pioneer of Greek natural philosophy , he regarded water as the single material origin of all things . He said that earth was a flat disc that floated on a vast sea surrounding it : a theory of Oriental origin . Anaximander ( ca.
The pioneer of Greek natural philosophy , he regarded water as the single material origin of all things . He said that earth was a flat disc that floated on a vast sea surrounding it : a theory of Oriental origin . Anaximander ( ca.
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CHAPTER IV THE ROMAN EMPIRE POLITICAL HISTORY a a THE HISTORY OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE DIVIDES NATURALLY INTO TWO definite ... During this time the government adopted a frontier policy that fixed the boundaries along the natural frontier ...
CHAPTER IV THE ROMAN EMPIRE POLITICAL HISTORY a a THE HISTORY OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE DIVIDES NATURALLY INTO TWO definite ... During this time the government adopted a frontier policy that fixed the boundaries along the natural frontier ...
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