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22 Jul 2024: Amazonian myth to describe the alien origins of "copper-skinned" and "white-skinned" people.

people of my college attended Seaborne Davies’ lectures and not Henry Barnes’ lectures. ... understanding alien coast, Dutch and Belgian coasts. 135. Fascinating, for three years you were?

Do aliens exist? What do they look like? Are they looking for us? ... How does Cambridge fit into the mesh of money, people and culture created by the transatlantic slave trade?

comedy prior to this epoch in some sense alien to us. ... Since Tiffany’s work concentrates on literary criticism, theatre, and book history – with an interest in comic performance such as puppetry – there will no doubt be a lot for people to

22 Jul 2024: The territories around them, the Russian–Qing borderland, became home to people of different ethnic, political, religious, professional, and social background. ... The most numerous social estates were peasants, Cossacks, and aliens, the main

14 Mar 2018: Why did he become such a 'cult figure'? The concept of an imprisoned mind roaming the cosmos plainly grabbed people's imagination. ... So was his 75th birthday, though now shared by several million people via a live-stream on the internet.

The singular order of events by which it has come into being provides no schedule for the itinerary of alien cultures. ... Sociology as a discipline was the tool which would help one to solve this fundamental question; what is it that unites people in

17 Apr 2024: growing threat of invasive alien species; an increasing number of species are being transported beyond their natural ranges into new areas through a wide range of human activities. ... As an example, Helen is leading a Darwin Plus funded study to

31 May 2016: Not only were young Indian aristocrats tutored in gentlemanly pursuits but they were encouraged to embrace ‘virtues’ such as punctuality, diligence and discipline – qualities that British administrators thought to be alien ... He described such

22 Jul 2024: nature of the peoples that they governed as a barrier to achieving it. ... This suggested that mestizo peasant farmers, working class people, and even some indigenous people in the north and centre of Mexico, still saw indigenous Chiapas as a culturally