A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... 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 of natural trade routes ...
... 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 of natural trade routes ...
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... natural philosophy , he re- garded water as the single material origin of all things . He said that earth was a flat disc that floated on a vast sea surround- ing it : a theory of Oriental origin . Anaximander ( ca. 611-546 B.C. ) , the ...
... natural philosophy , he re- garded water as the single material origin of all things . He said that earth was a flat disc that floated on a vast sea surround- ing it : a theory of Oriental origin . Anaximander ( ca. 611-546 B.C. ) , the ...
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... natural frontier formed by the Rhine and Danube Rivers . An excellent administration with varied relations to the provinces and subject kingdoms was established , and a working system of government was evolved . This happy period was ...
... natural frontier formed by the Rhine and Danube Rivers . An excellent administration with varied relations to the provinces and subject kingdoms was established , and a working system of government was evolved . This happy period was ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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