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...ONEL" DAN BURNSGEORGE A. KNIGHTUNARMEDA POLITICAL VIOLETTHE SUBDUED EDITOR"BLACK BART, Po8"A "SCION OF NOBILITY"THE NIGHT OF ELECTIONTHE CONVICTS' BAL... ... 25The Eastern and the Western world, he showedThe newly written entry, black and big,Upon the credit side of thine account,Pennoyer, Governor of O... ...nd, poddy, vapor-fatted naughtsOf cerebration that you think are thoughts--Black bats in cold and dismal corners hungThat squeak and gibber when you m... ...red.First, the great Bonynge comes upon the sceneAnd asks the favor of the British Queen.Suppliant he stands and urges all his claim:His wealth, his p... ... I'm not so sure:'Tis certain we have much that's quite as bad,Whose hardy writers have not to endureThe hangman's fondling. It is said they're mad:Th... ...seAnd multiply like the rabbits,While jailers, deputy sheriffs, police,And writers will form good habits."The widows more easily robbed will be,And no... ...e can well endure.Go to! go to!--you're as unfitted quiteTo give advice to writers as to write.I find in Folly and in Vice a lackOf head to hit, and f...

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...devils women are.Whene’er those flames grow faint, I quickly findA fierce, black storm poor down upon my mind:Headlong I’m hurled, like horsemen, who,... ...st Irish cattle before,You now make an act to forbid Irish whore.The coots black and white, Clanbrassill and Fox,Invade us with impudence, beauty, and... ...is nice.”“To some cellar in Sodom Your Grace must retireWhere porters with black-pots sit round a coal-fire;There open your case, and Your Grace canno... ...showTo Chloe, since I cannot choose but knowReaders must reap the dullness writers sow.But the next post such stories I will tellAs, joined with these... ...furs, and gowns, when theylike thee look wise.French truth, Dutch prowess, British policy,Hibernian learning, Scotch civility,Spaniard’s dispatch, Dan... ... obtain one line of your well-worded sense,I’d be content t’ have writ the British Prince. I’m none of those who think themselves inspired,Nor write... ...l as fresh and active as before.Her glory must give place,To one of modern British race;Whose every daily act exceedsThe others’ most transcendent dee...

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...ead it is a writing that proposes to take up the possibility of there being a real machinery behind the working of socalled mantra, tantra, evil eye, black magic, voodoo etc. This book does not teach any of the above mentioned arts. Yet, it does try to find a pathway or opening by which we can find or enter the supernatural arena from where the supernatural software cod...

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...codes that can place each person or a chunk of persons in a specific slot among many other slots. That these languages themselves do contain codes of black magic. That these language codes are quite powerful enough to contain and restrain any person in some specific slots. That these codes can flip a person vertically 180 degrees up or down. Well, a lot more can be a...

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...istration 56 24. Back to repulsions in touch: Codes of Namaskar 58 25. A supernatural way to off-set negativity 61 26. Allusions to the anecdotal black-tongue 62 27. Metamorphosing into a hermit 64 28. Back to the eerie realm of Evil Eyes 68 29. A thing that can provoke the evil eye 70 30. From my personal experience 72 31. Detecting an inserted code 74 32. The v...

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... CONTENTS PAGE Software codes of mantra, tantra, witchcraft, black magic, evil eye, evil tongue &... ...egativity CONTENTS PAGE Software codes of mantra, tantra, witchcraft, black magic, evil eye, evil tongue &c.26. Allusions to t... ...IONS56. Miscellaneous items57. Decoding bird signs58. Use of urine, hair, nail, blood etc. in black arts59. Lucky stones60. Sleeping positions61. The ... ... be discussed to bring to limelight the quaintfabulousness of the English-built nation called British-India (actually a small locationconfined to just... ...dia’ in a very desultorymanner, that even colonial England was fooled about what was actually British-India. BritishIndia was not as big as to occupy ... ...European’. It is again a very powerfulmisnomer. The nation which actually built the nation of British-India was England. Theremight not be much wrong ... ...tion I have not read the whole lot of writings done by colonial English administratorsand writers in British-India. It is not possible, I suppose.... ... of extreme talent andprofundity. He is generally mentioned as the ‘greatest’ of the Sanskrit writers. Where he livedand his exact location of domicil...

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...disastrously unintended humor. By making the cognitive basis clear and constantly exploring the alternative possibilities, this book shows how great writers have made their writing so great and what would-be writers should keep firmly in mind to emulate them. Since the principles are the same for both fact and fiction, and for old literature and new, the examples are ...

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...To understand rhetoric, then, we have to understand cognition; the one is designed to accommodate the other, after all. If writers designed their work to hold the attention of a chimpanzee, it might abound in grunts; if an ant, it might be expressed chemically. But always sender and receiver are matched. So when we design our messages for a hum...

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...ife” and “making sense” as historically changing figments of our brain’s constant demand for Coherence. 5. Le Mot injuste 61 How writers make language itself (which, to be intelligible, must be known—dull) vividly new. Specificity and the explosion of information; the “visual” factor. 6. Strange Bedfellows 78 Imagery: creating ne...

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... Congress Cataloguing-in-Publication Data:Barber, Paul, 1941- Words of Uncommon Shape: How Writers Create Vividness in Language and Story / by P. ... ...stant demand for Coherence.5. Le Mot injuste 61 How writers make language itself (which, to be intelligible, ... ... of viable plots. Twain.10. How Plots Thicken 120 How writers renew the story by “solve and reshape” and by ... ...and Hardy—or, more accurately, Hardy andLaurel. 5 Hovering like a black cloud over these rules, there is a merciless Factth... ...elephantine lizard up Holborn Hill. Smoke lowering down from chimney-pots, making a soft black drizzle, with flakes of soot in it as big as full- ... ... the early Batman comics (before theBat-Man had lost his definite article and his hyphen), a British butler tookit upon himself to come over from Engl... ...ured, rather than go to one of Kakon’s plays hewould simply glue his ear to an anvil while a blacksmith hammered outwagon-fittings. Kakon never got... ...It’s a writing desk, not a kitchen table, located in a study, not a kitchen. c. It’s of British origin. d. It’s not made of Formica, particle b... ... the secondfifth, re-writes the whole thing, and so on to the end.22 And JohnSutherland, the British author, says that he has to write a book to organ...

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...den ai i t lly called Sālabhañjikā, who 6 WHITE BONES RED ROT BLACK SNAKES collected the flowers of the sāl tree for p al y.6 Sh... ...that is so strik ngi in the goddess 8 WHITE BONES RED ROT BLACK SNAKES images from the west. They tend, rather, to be somewhat slim... ...odhi tree. Mohenjo Daro, circa 2000 bce. 10 WHITE BONES RED ROT BLACK SNAKES23 Our images of woman and tree show a progressive emergence.... ...ay it forms the ultimate reach of countless popu al r spiritual writers. Viññāṇa is normally translated as ‘consciousness’, but this is m... ...Our know edge ol f them is derived from the accounts written by British officers who, about the m dd e oi l f the n nei tee... ...a so pl reva enl t, in a very literal form, in Europe.8 Med cai l writers in the early modern period believed that the breast-milk orig na ed... ...-giving-birth-t.htmlFigure 1.1, p. 2: Sālabhañjikā. Sanchi; after 70 bce. British Museum. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:SanchiBracketFigur... ... , ho d ng a col i rnucop ai . Takht-i Bahi, Gandhārā; 3rd century ce. British Museum. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PanchalaAndHariti.jpgF g...

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...ntentsCover 1Canada under British Rule 3Imprint ... ... 296 Sir John George BourinotCanada under British Rule 1760 - 1900 2 GENERAL PREFA... ... influentialposition they eventually attained under the liberal methods of Britishrule. In the succeeding chapters I have dwelt on those important eve... ...ern parts ofwhat is now British North America, and, in the opinion of some writers,even as far as the shores of New England. It is just possible that ... ...h successes in America, become open and dangerousfoes. But while there are writers who defend this sad incident ofAmerican history on the ground of st... ...children by his Indian allies, although it isnow admitted by all impartial writers that he did his utmost to preventso sad a sequel to his triumph. Th... ...n, and the king's bust was set up in one of the public squares,daubed with black, and decorated with a necklace made of potatoes,and bearing the inscr... ...ief. A later attempt by General Smyth toinvade Canadian territory opposite Black Rock on the Niagara River,was also attended with the same failure tha... ...e by the Canadiangovernment with the Crees, Chippewas, Salteaux, Ojibways, Blackfeet,Bloods and Piegans, who received certain reserves of land, annual...

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... or after—touches one so uniquelythat it spills into the readings of other writers hereafter. Thank you foryour patronage, and I hope you enjoy these ... ...ps, For the infinite air is unkind, And the sea flint-flake, black-backed in the regular blow, Sitting Eastnortheast, in cursed quart... ...e, I was at rest, And they the prey of the gales; She to the black-about air, to the breaker, the thickly Falling flakes, to the thro... ... the dearest freshness deep down things;And though the last lights off the black West went Oh, morning, at the brown brink eastward, springs—Because ...

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... natives in warfare was not a feat that was as easy to attain what many thought; the natives, with their superior knowledge of the territory, had the British troops baffled with their guerilla tactics and inflicted immeasurable damage to the proud imperial army....

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...A prelude to a kiss of death The rape of South Africa The House of Tshatshu - the Ikunene House of King Dlomo Bawana, Maphasa and British imperialism The War of the Axe The War of Mlanjeni Cathcart and the Tambookie Location Sir George Grey and the creation of the British-lite Carnarvon's confederacy and the War of Ngcayechibi Gungubele, the Battl...

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... amaTshatshu Encounter with British Imperialism by Aubrey Soma... ...a 0AmaTshatshu – Their Encounter with the Imperium of the BritishISBN 978-0-620-93308-7© Aubrey Somana 2021First published 202... ...nene house of King Dlomo .................................. 83Bawana, Maphasa and British Imperialism ................................................... ...eamnesia of imperialist atrocities but more acutely the total acculturation ofthe Black man by western education. It is unfortunate that the demeanour... ...ture of financial oligarchism and its mis-anthropic disparagement of all mankind: black, yellow and white. Thetwenty first century – it may seem – is ... ...relude to a Kiss of DeathThe historians – at least those whose work was taught in Black South Afri-can schools during apartheid – did an excellent and... ...sm, George Grey and the Politics of Ethnography, p 1.121 Ibid., p 2.122 Numerous writers have investigated the close relationship between the Anglica... ...Ntsundu, October 21, 1961. Elijah Makiwane, http://pzacad.piter.edu/NAM/xhosaren/writers/makiwane/makiwaneS.htm 42Kantian se... ...cy and for some time it was regarded as the backbone of theThembu nation. Various writers assert that this chieftaincy was strongerthan the Thembu mon...

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...For the first time all the original sources for early British History have been collected together in one document. King Arthur, Julius Caesar, Saint Patrick, Battles, Invasions, Romance and magic. For the first time the original words of Welsh Bards and Roman Soldiers are comb...

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...429 Vortigern. Saint Patrick. 430 – 450 Hengist, Horsa. 451 – 476 Ambrosius, Uther. 477 – 500 Ella. Cerdic. Poems Referring to Arthur. VII. Black Book of Caermarthen XXXI. VIII. Book of Taliessin XXX. Trystan and Esyllt. Voyages to Thule. 500 – 524 Saint David. Arthur. The Battle of Longborth. Saint Bridget. 525 – 549 Saint David. Arthur. Battle of Camlan...

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...Ambrosius, Uther 477 – 500 Ella, Cerdic. Poems Referring to Arthur VII.BLACK BOOK OF CAERMARTHEN XXXI. VIII. BOOK OF TALIESSIN XXX. ... ...gestions or complaints. General sites about the period include the following Early British kingdoms at http://www.earlybritishkingdoms.com/index.htm... .../ National Museum Scotland athttp://www.nms.ac.uk/our_museums/national_museum.aspx British History at http://www.british-history.ac.uk/ And many.ma... ...s of place names and the distances between them rather than a record of events. The British section of the Antonine itinery can be found at- http://... ...icle of the Kings of Norway. The Story of theYngling Family from Odin to Halfdan the Black Online Medieval and Classical Library Release #15b http:/... ...t once, the taste of Topa's mouth as far as this,andthe taste of Delgnat's mouth. A black, surly demon revealed the bad, false, unpleasant deed: "Her... ...s to give a true account ofthe regions I speak of, we should not find fault with the writers for theiromissions or mistakes, but should praise and adm... ...modae,located towards Germany... Thyle, famous in the poems of the Greeks and ourown writers, is situated opposite the shores of the Belgae. In it bec... ... the circle of the summertropic is the same as the arctic circle. But from the other writers I learn nothingon the subject — neither that there exists...

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...earch Next Page 1 page Back Go BACK Close British sailors in Indian stinking jai... ...earch Next Page 1 page Back Go BACK Close British sailors in Indian stinking jai... ... By VED from VICTORIA INSTITUTIONS MARCH 15th, 2016 A group of British sailors/veterans are in an Indian jail. I do not know if they ... ...ght and fair and really due to the Government. The Pilleymar (writers and clerks) thus reap a harvest of bribes. Some gumast... ...poses. Every boat and every man in this parish is seized, and black mail levied from such as wish to escape this oppression....

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... URANTIA PAPERS The Standard Reference Text in British English, with Metric Measures, Textual Variants, ... ...wayer Commission . . 1818 INTRODUCTION The British Study Edition of The Urantia Papers has the following main features... ... above the in- 7 The secondary midwayers should not be con- digo — black — race. The Life Carriers impartfused with the primary order, who... ...als in the past, an at- with one red circle, in the centre of which a blacktitude of noninterference. solid circle appeared. 2 ¶... ... LIFE CARRIER 588up. Western Europe and the British Isles were geologists as the Cambrian.emerging, except pa... ...inning of the 18 Throughout this epoch the mountains ofVosges, Black Forest, and Ural mountains. North and South America were active... ...iacal possession, do not imagine that such wasurrection. Some of the older writers designated not a reality in former ages.these rebellious mid... ...ld.Melchizedek. Later scribes regarded the term 11 But one of the writers of the Book of HebrewsMelchizedek as synonymous with God. The re- ... ...rs and later Christian monites, Saul was made king by popular elec-writers further complicated the distortion of He- tion by his troops....

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... kk THE BRITISH STUDY EDITION ll ... ... jj The Standard Reference Text in British English, kk ... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . 10055 INTRODUCTION The British Study Edition of The Urantia Pa-pers has the following main feature... ... 2800rior to the later; the red man stands farabove the indigo — black — race. TheLife Carriers ... ...r emblem was a banner ofwhite with one red circle, in the centre ofwhich a black solid circle appeared. 6 “There was war in heaven; ... ...ca. 12 This epoch witnessed the beginningof the Vosges, Black Forest, and Uralmountains. Stu... ...nd resurrection. Someof the older writers designated these re-bellious midway creatures as evil spiritsand de... ... 4888chiventa had foretold. 11 But one of the writers of the Book ofHebrewsunderstoodthemissionofMel-chizedek, for it is ... ...y into so-called sacred history. 6 NewTestamentauthorsandlaterChris-tian writers further complicated the dis-tortion of Hebrew history by their well...

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...uments, caused a great stir when it was published in September of 1829 with its call for slaves to revolt against their masters. David Walker, a free black originally from the South wrote, ". . .they want us for their slaves, and think nothing of murdering us. . . therefore, if there is an attempt made by us, kill or be killed. . . and believe this, that it is no more harm...

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.... They saw that it was a bold attackupon their idolatry, and that too by a black man who once lived among them. Itwas merely a smooth stone, which thi... ...ite person I ever saw in all the days of my life. And I do say it,that the black man, or man of color, who will leave his own color (provided he cange... ...s a day coming when they will be glad enough to get into the company ofthe blacks, notwithstanding, we are, in this generation, levelled by them almos... ...ing planMy dearly beloved brethren:—This is a scheme on which so many able writers,together with that very judicious colored Baltimorean, have comment... ... As it appears from your statements of what passedon that subject with the British Plenipotentiaries, that they admitted thecorrectness of the princip... .... In a few years, the colonists grew strong and severedthemselves from the British Government. Their Independence was declared, andthey took their sta... ...our services. Point them to the increase ofhappiness and prosperity in the British West Indies, since the act ofEmancipation. Tell them in language wh...

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...ubstantively but also stylistically. Based on recognized but forward-looking principles of standard English usage, the Air University Style Guide for Writers and Editors, part one of this publication, provides reliable guidance on such matters as punctuation, capitalization, abbreviation, documentation, numbers, spelling, and much more. Following the advice found there wi...

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.... . . . . . . . vii Part 1 Air University Style Guide for Writers and Editors1.0 Terms and Usage . . . . . . . . .... ...ut forward-looking principles of standard English usage,the Air University Style Guide for Writers and Editors, part one of this publi-cation, provide... ...and acceptable. Part two, the Air University Press Author Guide, con-tains instructions to writers who wish to have their studies considered forpublic... ...every two weeks or twice a week. For clarity, use every two weeks or twice a week.1.17 black (people) (n., adj.). You may either capitalize or ... ... Negro, Negroes. Since the use of Negro(es) may sometimes be offensive, use black(s) or Black(s), African-American(s), or Afro- ... ...as soon as the necessary per- sonnel were trained.” See also white (people) (1.70); black (people) (1.17).1.40 nicknames. Enclose a nickn... ...army, the army Red Army (Russian, World War II), Russian army Royal Air Force, British air force, the air force Royal Navy, British ... ...y Roman Empire, the empire Washington State, the state of Washington the British colonies Capitalize all principal words in titl... ...a foreign air force: Royal Air Force. Use lowercase letters for subsequent references: British air force. See also capitalization (4.1).4.1.10 Ai...

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... An introduction Illustration Formation of castes A driver’s experience The debate The Barber Society as a giant Computer Vulnerability of the Black Sheep Untouchables The Blacks in the USA Exploitation Bridging the Class divide Parks and Seaside Democracy Chapter 11 The concept of politeness Hospitality The Metamorphosis of Respect Towering Pers...

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...ORIA INSTITUTIONS Society as a giant Computer Vulnerability of the Black Sheep Untouchables The Blacks in the USA Exploitation ... ...Yet, Napoleon’s most wonderfully planned attacks on England, and on British possessions, all failed. One may easily ascribe all this to ... ...lack of capacity, or his over ambition, or to a factor luck for the British, or may even say that there is genetic factor in the British... ... heroism and leadership is, as highlighted in the French language. The British leadership would be under fewer pressures, as they won’t be as ... ...ound; from the West Europeans, East Europeans, the South Americans, Black Africans, Arabs, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Pakistani... ...ica here. It is easy to claim that the Dutch settlers exploited the Black Africans and they never allowed the Blacks natives to come up ... ...the British traders who came to visit him. Some Indian history writers have opined that King George of England must have been shock... ...adjectives on translated works of many non-English writers, and also of English writings with non-Engl... ...uraged to browse through the writings of certain English Classical writers. For, this endeavour can really disable their crude feudal ...

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...as listed here at least can stimulate further thoughts and research – forinstance, young writers may use these ideas to make his/her drama or novel mo... ...with computers and machines as actors;• Lightning on the stage;• The actors wear shiny black costumes, unreal;• Play in which the direction’s indic... ...n the head has a rooster’s comb.• So called: o “White Theatre”, (but the actors are black), or o “Chinese Theatre”, (but the actors are white... ...or o “Chinese Theatre”, (but the actors are white Caucasians, not yellow), or o “Black Theatre”, (the actors are white);• Personages’ unjusti... ... the other half different color];• Collages from famous scene, sketches from great play writers: o placed in an original play; o effectively ... ...inal play; o effectively copy the respective scenes, not only quotes; o the play writers must be deceased, to avoid the problems with their ... ...ry), and in “Animals’ Farm” (by G. Orwell), 1990-1994; by the way, Orwell was a spy for British Intelligence!};• The choir in the antic Greek trage... ...playing correctly you lose;• Karl Marx studied and wrote about ten hours per day at the British Museum (London), and some other couple of hours at h...

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... be late! When your eyes start playing tricks – it’s neither night nor day But the magic hour; when you just can’t for sure say The white from the black as mostly all is grey Take a moment to close your eyes and thank Zadeh! For inventing a way to tell black from white and the big from the small When none knows for sure how black is black or how tall is tall! ’Cause...

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...International Dimensions of Paradoxism88 writers (in addition of folklore collections) from 23countries with texts i... ... 4 INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF PARADOXISM 88 writers (in addition of folklore collections) from 23countries with texts i... ... dayBut the magic hour; when you just can’t for sure sayThe white from the black as mostly all is greyTake a moment to close your eyes and thank Zadeh... ...ke a moment to close your eyes and thank Zadeh!For inventing a way to tell black from white and the big fromthe smallWhen none knows for sure how blac... ... from white and the big fromthe smallWhen none knows for sure how black is black or how tall istall!’Cause when chance becomes a possibility, you know... ... Ë Oare câţi faraoni au bănuit că vor ajunge, din piramide,direct la British Museum. Ë Să pui lângă lup, oaia. Ba s-o mai fac... ... 208Wolf LARSEN (USA) The Wolf Larsen Manifesto 1. All great Writersshould gather at the entrances of the major publishing houses and...

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...light from relative oblivion. I will enumerate the reasons after a little while. Generally the writings of the contemporary English or British writers, of the English rule period of the sub-continent, are qualitatively good, compared to the jingoist writings of the native ‘scholars’ of the peninsula. The latter fill their writings ...

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...all round, and no separation of the sexes. Another was eighteen by eight feet, in which thirty persons have been confined at once; and another was a “black hole” about eight feet square and five and a quarter high, with no opening whatever, for ventilation, not now used “except,” said the peon, “there were a woman, who would be put in there for her comfort!” The Sirkar has...

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...ter a little while. Generally the writings of the contemporary English or British writers, ofthe English rule period of the sub-continent, are qua... ...ttle while. Generally the writings of the contemporary English or British writers, ofthe English rule period of the sub-continent, are qualitative... ...the wordMalabar is used to denote the difference of social experience between British-ruled-Malabar and King- ruled-Travancore. It is amply clear that... ...s landmarks for certain questionable contentionsfor later day ‘scholars’. British Malabar During the times of the English Empire, there was a ... ... of each class of native society END of QUOTE QUOTE that the European writers referred to in the volume before us, who have no personal inte... ... should notsay that this was a mistake made by Mateer alone. For many English writers of thosetimes might have used the same term. It is not correct t... ...urrent -day USA,Canada, Australia etc. the continental European migrants, the black slaves as wellas the natives did get this experience. They all dev... ...he mantraswork. [CHECK my book: Software codes of mantra, tantra, witchcraft, black magic,evil eye, evil tongue &c.] As to the history of the geog... ...s/Sudras.Sudras/Nairs want to connect themselves to the kings. It is like the blacks in the US,wanting to connect with the Whites. Those whites who ha...

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... History of the Indies, Las Casas (who at first urged replacing Indians by black slaves, thinking they were stronger and would survive, but later rele... ... stronger and would survive, but later relented when he saw the effects on blacks) tells about the treatment of the Indians by the Spaniards. It is a ... ...ned to give themexactly the same proportion of attention that teachers and writers oftengive them in the most respectable of classrooms and textbooks.... ...rican war as seen by the Cubans, the conquestof the Philippines as seen by black soldiers on Luzon, the Gilded Ageas seen by southern farmers, the Fir... ...s of England, a 1729 report from the lieutenantgovernor of Virginia to the British Board of Trade tells how "a numberof Negroes, about fifteen . ... ..., Slavery was immensely profitable to some masters. James Madisontold a British visitor shortly after the American Revolution that hecould make $25... ... as living in severe economic straits," writes Wilcomb Washburn,who, using British colonial records, has done an exhaustive study ofBacon's Rebellion.... ...d unimpeded. . . ." There was much to overcome. One of the most popular writersof the mid-nineteenth century, the Reverend John Todd (one of hisman... ... to resist. But interviews withex-slaves, done in the 1930s by the Federal Writers Project of the NewDeal for the Library of Congress, showed a differ...

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...se pieces, dealing with the questions which have most challenged our writers over the past three months. Leaving aside my own writings, I ... ...r and working inGraduate Support at SMPA. He stubbornly refuses to abandon British-English spellingconventions. vi ... ... has risen from anger in the town of Ferguson. The killing of a young black man spread anger across the nation. Truths about racism causedanger t... ...sts each night haven’t gotten us out of the street. Thekillings of unarmed black men have kept us there. We will continue this fight untiljustice is s... ... I'dheld up till then, and I was overjoyed to find prestigious theological writers who felt thesame way.The easiest and most obvious target for all of... ...munity was a disorientating experience: even a year of teacher training in Britishclassrooms hadn't prepared me for the diversity of personal approach... ...my teacher, are needed in order for me to understand therealities of being Black within American society. Whether or not Blacks academicallyequipped t... ...at church onSunday. The concern has always been bums on pews (to put it in British terms), as if thiswere the epicentre of the Church's problems in th... ... religious experience to read the words of theologians and other Christian writers,past and present, and allow them to have a role in shaping the way ...