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... divine command and ruthless military coercion , a large population was made to endure grinding poverty and forced labor at mind - dulling repetitive tasks in order to insure " Life , Prosperity , and Health " for the divine or semi- divine ...
... divine command and ruthless military coercion , a large population was made to endure grinding poverty and forced labor at mind - dulling repetitive tasks in order to insure " Life , Prosperity , and Health " for the divine or semi- divine ...
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... divine kingship , the demoralizing accompaniments of unlimited power were revealed in both legend and recorded history . But these defects were for long overlaid by the exorbitant hopes the ' invisible machine ' awakened . Though a ...
... divine kingship , the demoralizing accompaniments of unlimited power were revealed in both legend and recorded history . But these defects were for long overlaid by the exorbitant hopes the ' invisible machine ' awakened . Though a ...
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... Divine Kingship in Ghana and Ancient Egypt . London : 1960 . Sets forth the startling parallels between the cult of the divine king in Ghana and what we know of the same nest of ideas in ancient Egypt . The likenesses are so numerous ...
... Divine Kingship in Ghana and Ancient Egypt . London : 1960 . Sets forth the startling parallels between the cult of the divine king in Ghana and what we know of the same nest of ideas in ancient Egypt . The likenesses are so numerous ...
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PROLOGUE | 3 |
THE MINDFULNESS OF MAN | 14 |
IN THE DREAMTIME LONG AGO | 48 |
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