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Name: The human web
Author: John Robert McNeill

A study on human patterns, interactions, and conflict from the earliest periods in history considers such topics as the evolution of religion, the western world's dominance in the world market, and the creation of ancient agriculture.

First publish date: 2002

Authors: John Robert McNeill

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