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    • Biological Origins of Religion >
      • The Incarnation of Christ and the Brain
      • Biology and Christian Community
      • The Biological Community of the Church
      • The Divine Family in Christian Theology, and the Genome
      • Disease and Theology
      • Virgin Birth and Incarnation
      • Theology, Racism and Religious Intolerance
      • Saints, angels and Atonement
    • Christianity and Special Topics >
      • PTSD and Religious Belief
      • Brainwashing and Religious Belief
      • LGBT and Christianity
      • Human Rights and Religious Belief
    • Isolating the Earliest Human Speech >
      • Only One Human Language and the Scythians
      • The Implications of Finding the Earliest Spoken Human Language
      • Only One Human Language (2016)
      • Reconstructing Languages (2016)
      • Addenda to New Book (2018)
      • Only One Human Language ; Asia-Amerindia; The Speech of (2019)
    • Families of the Domesday >
      • Introduction
      • Sample family: Avenel, Waleran and Estouteville
      • INDEX
      • Addenda & Errata to Families of the Domesday Book
      • Addenda & Errata II to Families of the Domesday Book
      • Addenda & Errata III to Families of the Domesday Book
    • 27 Essays on Edward de Vere
    • Essays 28-32 on Edward de Vere >
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      • Essay 30 on Edward de Vere
      • Essay 31 on Edward de Vere
      • Essay 32 on Edward de Vere
    • Essays 33-38 on Edward de Vere >
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      • Essay 38 on Edward de Vere
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Charles Graves was born in 1932 at Syracuse, New York. He studied at Princeton and holds an M. Litt. From Oxford. He pursued a career in international relations at Geneva, Switzerland and earned a doctorate from Basel University. He has published books on the history of religions and the development of languages. Families of the Domesday Book occupied him for 25 years. Many hours were spent at the British Library preparing the volumes.

Contact : charlesgraves@vtx.ch


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