Essays on the History of Mankind in Rude and Cultivated Ages

James Dunbar

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Date: 1781
Edition: 2
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 On the Primeval Form of Society

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Ch 2 On Language, as an universal Accomplishment

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Ch 3 Of the Criterion of a Polished Tongue

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Ch 4 Of the Criterion of Civilized Manners

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Ch 5 Of the Rank of Nations

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Ch 6 Of the General Influence of Climate on National Objects

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Ch 7 Of the Farther Tendency of Local Circumstances to affect the Proceedings of Nations

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Ch 8 The Same Subject Continued

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Ch 9 Of the Relation of Man to the Surrounding Elements

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Ch 10 Of Man, as the Arbiter of his own Fate

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Ch 11 Of Fashions that Predominate among Various Tribes of Mankind

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Ch 12 Of the Tendency of Moral Character to Diversify the Human Form

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Ch 13 Of the Hereditary Genius of Nations

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