Europe

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Europe. See also British Isles; England; France; Germany; Ireland; Italy; Norway; Scotland; Spain; Wales
Adamites, Andites entered (77:5.10) (78:3.2,5) (78:6.2) (80:1,4-5secs) (80:9.5)
Africa once connected E. to South America (59:5.11)
blue race invaded; drove Andonites from (64:7.3,8-10) (78:1.5)
blue race was most adventurous of colored races in E. (78:1.8)
dark ages of. See dark ages
dinosaurs buried in (60:2.2)
drought drove Andonites into E. ca. 2500 B.C. (80:9.6-7)
ever-warring nations of E. (134:6.5)
geology (57:8.21) (59:1.17) (59:2.2-6) (59:3.2,6) (59:4.5-15) (59:5.4,10-20) (59:6.8) (60:1.4,6,12) (60:2.6) (60:3.4-17) (60:4.3) (61:1.12-13) (61:3.7) (61:4.2) (61:5.1-4,7) (61:7.1,5) (64:4sec)
Greenland connected E. to North America (59:5.20) (61:1.12)
in 5000 B.C. purest Adamite strains in northern E. (80:7.9)
more Andite inheritance than rest of world (78:5.4) (80:5.1)
primitive man soon overran (61:6.4)
red race left imprint (64:6.5)
religious evolution passed from Jews to (121:7.5-6)
Salem missionaries penetrated to remotest tribes of (94:0.1)
southern E. in 15,000 B.C. (78:3.5)
unified in times of Jesus (121:1.3-7)

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