Early Political Development in Mesopotamia
1. Introduction: Desiderability of Inquiry, Special Conditions of Mesopotamian History, Limited Goals of Inquiry — 2. Country and Settlement: Country, Settlement — 3. Earliest Political Pattern. Primitive Democracy: Sources, Primitive Democracy, Exten- sion of Pattern, Date of Maximal Extension — 4....
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| In: | ZA Year: 1957, Volume: 52, Pages: 91-140 |
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