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... rst millennium BC, after a Bronze Age to Age aBronze after BC, millennium rst...

... In order to achieve that aim, the change I am describing must take place in in place take must describing Iam change the aim, that ordertoachieve In Idonot herenot is post-Zionist. topropose like Iwould that position The rst generation after the establishment of the state, Israelis liked...

... rst person account “To the Speech Clinic,” that “at “Tothat some account Clinic,” person rst Speech the International International hineni...

... detailed statistical evidence showing that this is emphatically not the case is laid out very clearly and at some length in the fi rst chapter of my book. Mishra seems to think that eighteenth-century India was full of aloof Cur- zon-like British men, of the sort found in late-nineteenth- and early...

... rst Roman governor of Egypt in in ofEgypt governor Roman rst...

... quotations, one old, one new, from other sources. The old one is translated from William Harvey’s De motu cordu of 1628, the work in which he fi rst described the way in which blood is circulated by the pumping of the heart. I came across this passage not as a student...

... anthropologists oneof was the W. Stanner H. E. Australian The The Anthropologist rst in the department of information...

... dreamed. Just as a rhyme in prose summons other words, composing a story that may begin at the end, the name Crepereia Tryphaena (which I fi rst heard spoken by a foreign friend, during a conversation in which we moved several times from one language to the other) now conjures up an unfastened...

... a foil with them for the fi rst training session. They announced where one could be obtained, not too expensive, at a tol- erable price, they prescribed the cheapest fencing foil, and of course everyone had a foil, but not me. I can still see the prick, the trainer, saying it. Though it’s...

... all the available evidence, presented Spain as “superior [in banking] to the north of Europe, fi rst in Europe in war technology, the fi rst modern state in Europe,”2 and (even more incredibly) as enjoying “massive military capabili- ties and inexhaustible fi nancial...

..., rst full-blown instance of what I would call the “new imperialism”—an “new imperialism”—an the of what Iwouldcall instance full-blown rst...

... suitor has a moment s lucidity does he realize how far she has taken matters beyond what social obligation dictates. But, returning to the little hunchback and to who was really at fault. The rst time he came to visit me at home, he was drunk and affronted my elderly housekeeper, who had gone to answer...

..., 101. enos or philoxenía, which are related to the domain of hospitality, and to these I will return. Even in the modern world, the term xenophobe, with its ancient avor, appears rather late: its rst attestations date to no later than the late nineteenth century. A historical review by Merriam...

... – rst Habsburg-appointed viceroy, Dom Filipe Mascarenhas, reached reached Mascarenhas, viceroy, Dom Filipe Habsburg-appointed rst 81...

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