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As Moses Pitt would later describe in a letter to the Bishop of Gloucester, Jefferies recovered from her “fit of convulsion” reporting that she had met and travelled with “airy people, ... Pitt’s letter is currently recognised as one of

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The increasing failure of the sea ice to form is fuelling fears that irreversible climate change in the region is well underway, with a corresponding catastrophe for its indigenous peoples and ... These changes are also leading to the successful invasion

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the purely commercial relations which typically linked such people over much of traditional Africa.'. ... All sorts of strange peoples, with civilizations and customs very different from our own, were being found.

I am still the black swan of trespass on alien waters. […].

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