The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 98-99National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography |
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The inscriptions of Urukagina , the last of the early rulers of Lagash , at the end of the Early Dynastic period , already imply the existence of established legal norms . It is therefore a reasonably safe assumption that by the turn of ...
The inscriptions of Urukagina , the last of the early rulers of Lagash , at the end of the Early Dynastic period , already imply the existence of established legal norms . It is therefore a reasonably safe assumption that by the turn of ...
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During the early years of American occupation , the display of the Philippine flag was prohibited . In 1919 the use of the flag was restored , and when the Philippines attained Commonwealth status in 1935 , it was adopted by the ...
During the early years of American occupation , the display of the Philippine flag was prohibited . In 1919 the use of the flag was restored , and when the Philippines attained Commonwealth status in 1935 , it was adopted by the ...
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Little desert communities like Lenwood , Captain Sleeth pointed out the Painted Barstow , and Daggett appear only slightly Desert . “ It's far more colorful in the early wider than the combined width of the high- morning and late ...
Little desert communities like Lenwood , Captain Sleeth pointed out the Painted Barstow , and Daggett appear only slightly Desert . “ It's far more colorful in the early wider than the combined width of the high- morning and late ...
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