An Introduction to Anthropology; a General Survey of the Early History of the Human Race

Originally published in 1911, this seminal work of anthropology provides a comprehensive overview of the early history of human civilization, from prehistoric times to the present day. With its interdisciplinary approach and engaging prose style, James's book remains an important resource for students of anthropology, cultural studies, and ancient history.

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