Origins of language traced to ancient tribes and pairs
Fragmentary historical prose argues for a single original human pair as the source of languages. It describes vast ancient Asia and Africa, early civilizations, and the emergence of race and culture from a primordial, water-covered earth to dry land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Moses
Africa
Abraham
Europe
Baltic Sea
Nature
Sonal Remdog
Middle Asia
South America
Cohi
Schamo
Cobi
Thibet
N.P. Hudson
Ohio
Correeponiérice Mrambionais
Arpribtican
Polesr
Ess
Reynolds” Chreat Mexican
Herculés
Jol Alston
Mark Kite
Mr. Alston
Whatton
Homewood Road
George W. Sheppard
Sheppard
John Smith
Raleigh
Porest
Nis’ Itte Son
Mr Smith
Lttte
Forest
Mr. Smith
James T. Mitch
Ritch
Mr. Heynolds
Ibis
Pat
Jemosaphat
Jehosaphat
Knoxsifle
Tenis
Rorlester
N. Vi Ae
Japan
United States
Georgia
Alaama
Tennssee
North Carolina
China
Tywo
America
England
Mr. C
Fiese
Howe
Candi
Jook
Tack
Alteen
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Spain
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Poe
Veath
Artiae
Artites
Gos
Stron
SuMor’ Asseet
Etha Block
East Front
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Eaves Calhousil
Calhoun
Coe
Gilver Wace Hovel
Ethan
Watt Saveuin
Deg
Wien
John Morgan
Cincinnati
John
Greysville
Texy
Greenville
Jol Morgan
Morgan
Pedorals
Heavas
Fred
Mumt
Naples
Bordeaux
A Press
Uerr
Poereet ciAge
Baie Sport Tu Mans
Bellows
Boston
Youty
Holand
Louis Phillippe
Duke of
France
Orleans
Montpensier
Spain and
The
Indies
Duke of Montpensier
Fenice
Duke of Mountpensier
Lippincotts
Ian
Secremmres
Miny
Wormeus
Texas
Aw Saidite Br Wrinhane
Ceomgpresiete Ses
Osiris
Freedman’s Bureau
le Gubser
New Orleans Picayune
Ding
Burggmanter
Hamburg
Philadelphia