The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Page 113
... tribes who now inhabit the steppes of Eastern Russia and Siberia , is not quite correct . The men of the steppes call themselves " Kazaki " ( whence by confusion the name Cossacks , applied to a totally different people ) . It is the ...
... tribes who now inhabit the steppes of Eastern Russia and Siberia , is not quite correct . The men of the steppes call themselves " Kazaki " ( whence by confusion the name Cossacks , applied to a totally different people ) . It is the ...
Page 174
... tribes are assigned to the Earth Goddess . The worship of the Great Mother is perhaps most conspicuous among the four millions of Ibo , who inhabit the central portions of the Southern Provinces . To most of these she is the wife of the ...
... tribes are assigned to the Earth Goddess . The worship of the Great Mother is perhaps most conspicuous among the four millions of Ibo , who inhabit the central portions of the Southern Provinces . To most of these she is the wife of the ...
Page 206
... tribes in Southern Persia against the Government . This revolt , caused by the repugnance of these tribes to submit to the new laws regulating and reducing the production of opium , and enforcing military service and the disarmament of ...
... tribes in Southern Persia against the Government . This revolt , caused by the repugnance of these tribes to submit to the new laws regulating and reducing the production of opium , and enforcing military service and the disarmament of ...
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The New Italian Constitution J S BARNES | 1 |
Alexander the Great and | 50 |
The Poor Law in Necessitous | 65 |
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