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0043 Tibet and Turkestan : vol.1
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doi: 10.20676/00000231
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eckered history of Ca
a written for lo! the

lack sands, learing th
hara behind us. W
der saw it, save that i
lay, and perhaps fim
about. Now we dil
m Tamerlane's day
cando, it was destroy
or. A little farther b
Samarcand may hav
nment of Alexander'
on, and only the Ca
carried European ar
ere also may be mark
power, whose long ar
withdrawn—toward t
merlane had left. Th
Mongolian, virile strai

s work now progressing is th
ersonality problem, gunnin
constitution than that wor
ome arid regions are part of
who must fight unmercifully
er lies close to their respir
e the conditions which did
ill and little virility. Bro
a, Manlius! Since the fir
how many billions of slave
d its death by your thriving
come down, with the trai
ist in your slave-breeding
of slaves, whose souls have