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Egyptian Pyramids: An Analysis of a Great Mystery

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Egyptian Pyramids: An Analysis of a Great Mystery
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Publisher: E. W. Fish
ISBN/ASIN: 0787303240
Number of pages: 186

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No problem of the present age so fully deserves the title 'A GREAT MYSTERY' as that which is involved in the origin and interpretation of the Great Pyramid and its lesser companions. They all, doubtless, belong to one epoch and to one race of invaders, though probably far apart in significance and destiny.

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