Innocence
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GLIB
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,Language in the Land of the ‘Hottentots’ and ‘Caffres’: European Travellers to the Eastern Cape, 16 at the Cape would offer a particular advantage, in allowing the Dutch fleet to restock supplies between the Netherlands and the Company’s eastern empire. Consequently, in 1652 a party of 80 VOC representatives landed at Table Bay under the command of Jan van Riebeeck for the purpose of fulfilling t
fulcrum
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猛烈责骂
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Constituent
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Introduction: Depression before Depression,f a sample of the Xhosa language in the travel narrative he had written on his return to Berlin. This moment of recognition, meditating on the social situatedness of language, and the many meanings which human beings ascribe to it in moments of intercultural encounter, is tempered in Lichtenstein’s
中子
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Melancholy and Literary Biography, 1640-1816 century the Portuguese mariners Bartholomew Dias and Vasco da Gama successfully rounded the Cape peninsula, demonstrating as they did so a crucial new means of access to the Indian Ocean. The Portuguese exploited this new development, working to divert European trade with southeast Asia from the tr
裙带关系
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Ryo Kishida,Susan Meñez Aspera,Hideaki Kasain a man named Johannes Theodorus van der Kemp, who in 1799 had become the first Christian missionary to visit the Xhosa. The mission historian J. Du Plessis characterizes the last two decades of the eighteenth century as the beginning of the ‘new mission era’ in South Africa (1911, p. 61). In Europe
神圣将军
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侵略
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Coterminous
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Mai P. Hoang MD,Martin C. Mihm Jr. MDe two decades from his arrival in Natal in 1855 until his early death in 1875 he published extensively and for a wide variety of readerships on ‘Hottentot’ (Khoi), ‘Bushman’ (San), and ‘Kaffir’ or ‘Bantu’ languages – this latter classificatory term having apparently been coined by Bleek himself (see