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Compass
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伪造者
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ed American cotton to supply the world with cheap manufactured cloth. The African continent was on the periphery of this transatlantic circuit: forced into slavery and transported to the Americas, African peoples supplied much of the agricultural labour on which the cotton industry rested, but the A
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闲逛
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Coordinate
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agonist
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electrolyte
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-14223-0tic groceries’.. However, there were other ‘hidden’ commodities of empire, staples that were an essential part of imperial trade, and in some cases literally sustained it. This chapter focuses on just such a hidden food commodity, one that moved between Empires over four centuries largely unremarked
G-spot
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Pebbles in a Pond: The Initiation of Inquirynomic liberalism in Cuba, which threw the port of Havana open to all nations, ’ wrote Cuban ethnographer Fernando Ortiz in 1940 with the publication of his seminal work on transculturation. ‘And in this atmosphere of free industrial and commercial enterprise Havana tobacco, by the unanimous plebisci