 War is better organised, and is under some form of restraint ; quarrels are not picked for nothing ; there is less indiscriminate plundering and greater security for property and life. Elementary schools, like those described by Mungo Park a century ago,...  Great Religions of the World - Side 681901 - 300 siderUten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | 1888 - 1004 sider
...picked for nothing; there is less indiscriminate plundering and greater security for property and life. Elementary schools, like those described by Mungo...with its call to prayer repeated five times a day, its Mecca-pointing niche, its imam and its weekly service, becomes the centre of the village, instead... | |
 | 1888 - 632 sider
...picked for nothing; there is less indiscriminate pi undering and greater security for property and life. Elementary schools, like those described by Mungo...and may be a step to much more. The well-built and neatly-kept mosque, with its call to prayer repeated five times a day, its Mecca-pointing niche, its... | |
 | Sir Thomas Walker Arnold - 1896 - 416 sider
...is less indiscriminate plundering and greater security for property and life. Elementary schools,1 like those described by Mungo Park a century ago,...something in themselves, and may be a step to much moreThe well-built and neatly-kept mosque, with its call to prayer repeated five times a day, its Mecca-pointing... | |
 | 1887 - 924 sider
...picked for nothing ; there is less indiscriminate plundering and greater security for property and life. Elementary schools, like those described by Mungo...and may be a step to much more. The well-built and neatly-kept mosque, with its call to prayer repeated five times a day, its Mecca-pointing niche, its... | |
 | 1887 - 1058 sider
...picked for nothing ; there is less indiscriminate plundering and greater security for property and life. Elementary schools, like those described by Mungo...and may be a step to much more. The well-built and neatly-kept mosque, with its call to prayer repeated five times a day, its Mecca-pointing niche, its... | |
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