Mimi Hunter

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Their laws offered people a sense of identity, a means to distinguish themselves and their communities from the surrounding populations. They represented a religious order, an order of duties and obligations, which transcended the pragmatic concerns of daily life. But all seem to have offered a sense of stability amidst the uncertainties and flux of daily life.
The Rule of Laws: A 4,000-Year Quest to Order the World
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