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Science and the Anglo-German Antagonism, political system was widely regarded, particularly in Europe, as a model for parliamentary democracy. But beneath the dazzling display of might and glory, of pageantry and military strength on the occasion of the jubilee there was uncertainty and deep anxiety, and behind the ostentatious self-asser

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tics and nation-building process. The narrative revolving around the Phoenicians was used in order to claim a continuous and compact history of an autochthonous populations, which, according to this perspective, managed to maintain through the centuries its uninterrupted peculiar identity and the as

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T. R. Gourvishe British colony. In the course of this long epidemic, British authorities took drastic and often draconian measures against the disease, whose pathogen was identified in 1894. These measures elicited the resistance of both the Chinese elites and the lay population of the colony. Although historians

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M. J. Dauntonigmatization of the ‘other’. Acts of charity, the sacrifices of individuals and communities, and forces of unity have thus been largely overlooked. More disturbing has been scholars’ failure to analyze reactions to epidemics historically and their failure to consider the fact that different diseases

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J. P. D. Dunbabindical literature, as well as in popular depictions in France. African people were thought to be predisposed by nature and by culture to have an immoderate, uncontrollable sexuality that justified, in particular, female circumcision and polygamy. The goal of scientists was to learn about the sexualit

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John Garrarde acknowledgment of violence against women has been an enduring feminist objective, the means of advocacy and the framing of sexual violence are constantly reshaped according to specific social, cultural, and historical contexts. One of the aims of second-wave feminism in the 1960s and 1970s was to

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Paul Hayese acknowledgment of violence against women has been an enduring feminist objective, the means of advocacy and the framing of sexual violence are constantly reshaped according to specific social, cultural, and historical contexts. One of the aims of second-wave feminism in the 1960s and 1970s was to