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ancient civilized nations of Asia , Africa , and Europe , of which we have any knowledge , that it has become evident , to my mind at least , that such similarities are not merely effects of hazard , but the result of intimate ...
ancient civilized nations of Asia , Africa , and Europe , of which we have any knowledge , that it has become evident , to my mind at least , that such similarities are not merely effects of hazard , but the result of intimate ...
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... to countenance his fraud and to become his accomplice in it1 - that rests the whole fabric of the Christian religion , which , since its advent in the world , has been the cause of so much bloodshed and so many atrocious crimes .
... to countenance his fraud and to become his accomplice in it1 - that rests the whole fabric of the Christian religion , which , since its advent in the world , has been the cause of so much bloodshed and so many atrocious crimes .
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Mayapan , how- ever , was a very large district , whose king was regarded as suzerain by the other chieftains , previous to the destruction of his capital by the people , headed by the nobility , they having become tired of his ...
Mayapan , how- ever , was a very large district , whose king was regarded as suzerain by the other chieftains , previous to the destruction of his capital by the people , headed by the nobility , they having become tired of his ...
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Their confidence in , their respect and friendship for , one not of their blood and race must be very great , for them to allow him to witness their ceremonies , or become acquainted with the import of certain practices , or be told the ...
Their confidence in , their respect and friendship for , one not of their blood and race must be very great , for them to allow him to witness their ceremonies , or become acquainted with the import of certain practices , or be told the ...
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I informed him that I had become cognizant of that fact , having found it mentioned by the author of that ancient Maya book known to - day as Troano MS . If my memory serves me right , I showed him the maps drawn by the writer of that ...
I informed him that I had become cognizant of that fact , having found it mentioned by the author of that ancient Maya book known to - day as Troano MS . If my memory serves me right , I showed him the maps drawn by the writer of that ...
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| Titre | Queen Móo and the Egyptian Sphinx |
| Auteur | Augustus Le Plongeon |
| Édition | 2 |
| Éditeur | The Author, 1900 |
| Original provenant de | Université du Texas |
| Numérisé | 16 oct. 2008 |
| Longueur | 277 pages |
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