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which commonly had an Orientalist setting
"Reproductions of famous hands
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some of which have been lightly colored
it is sound in its thinking
SIGNS AND SYMBOLS OF PRIMORDIAL MAN - Churchward, 1913 FREEMASONRY ANCIENT EGYPT SECRET SOCIETIES which commonly had an OrientalistTHE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS OF PRIMORDIAL MAN THE EVOLUTION OF RELIGIOUS DOCTRINES FROM THE ESCHATOLOGY OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS Book Details + Condition: George Allen and Co. E. P. Dutton and Co. (London and New York). Second Edition, 1913. Scarce. Hardcover. 491 pages with index at the rear. Original red cloth with gilt title to spine and front cover, gilt device to front board, color fold out frontis, color fold out plates, b&w in text illustrations. A
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