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Suffused with a warm though not uncritical appreciation of all things Egyptiant this is a brilliant account of the cvilization of ancient Egypt from earliest times to the conquest of Alexander the Great. Professor Montet discusses the natural and political conditions of Egyptian life. He then describes the development and expansion of Egypt and the reactions of neighboring peoples. He gives an account of the Egyptians' attitude to their gods and the afterlife and of their contribution to literature science and art. Finally he looks at Egypt through the eyes of the ancients and in the light of recent research. An invaluable introduction to one of the greatest and longest-lived civilizations in the world.