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... Egypt's quest for immortality was not in vain . Her greatest monuments of stone , built a thousand years before Abraham lived , may well outlast the human race . In Egypt grew also a rich art and architecture and the beginnings of ...
... Egypt's quest for immortality was not in vain . Her greatest monuments of stone , built a thousand years before Abraham lived , may well outlast the human race . In Egypt grew also a rich art and architecture and the beginnings of ...
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... Egypt . These obligations of " collective security " against aggression and revolution were reciprocal , as was also a provision for the extradition of fugitives : If any of the great men of the land of Egypt shall flee and shall come ...
... Egypt . These obligations of " collective security " against aggression and revolution were reciprocal , as was also a provision for the extradition of fugitives : If any of the great men of the land of Egypt shall flee and shall come ...
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... Egyptian control of the waterway , subject to an international board with advisory functions . When the conference closed on Aug. 23 , eighteen States agreed to ask Egypt to negotiate for international operation of the Canal , on the ...
... Egyptian control of the waterway , subject to an international board with advisory functions . When the conference closed on Aug. 23 , eighteen States agreed to ask Egypt to negotiate for international operation of the Canal , on the ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
Early CityStates and Kingdoms | 35 |
The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
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