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James K. GalbraithThe problem of criteria for membership of the College was discussed by the Steering Committee which determined that the College should not be merely, in Guy Ollerenshaw’s words, a ‘Chums’ Club’. It knew that strict academic standards for membership would, in the end, be needed. But it was necessary to start in a small way.

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James K. Galbraithe under Artorius (Arthur) at Mons Badonicus, and it is possible that a large hall at the hillfort at South Cadbury was the feasting hall of a warrior of the period, the basis of the legend of Arthur’s Camelot.

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Bill Black,James Galbraithons. However, examined in isolation from one another, structure and agency only reveal part of the FTAA’s story. A focus on structural factors neglects the importance of the consensus that was in place at the beginning of the negotiations and cannot address the shifts in positions that took place du

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James K. Galbraithrk-skinned and non-Christian. While continuing to rely on Roma nomadic craftsmen for many basic metalworking and equine needs, early modern Eastern Europe kept these outsiders at a distance through the creation of an array of stereotypical myths about the Roma that became an integral part of the soc

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James K. Galbraithr 1479 saw the birth of modern Spain, with the accession of Ferdinand and Isabella to the thrones of Aragon and Castile. The son of Louis XI, Charles VIII, was soon to start the bitter wars that changed Italian politics by making the peninsula a pawn in the race for power of her great neighboring st

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James K. Galbraith1944 a new International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), to replace the moribund and incomplete organisation which had existed for the same purpose between the wars, was set up. And by the beginning of 1945 the ILO, which had emigrated from Geneva to Canada during the war, was beginning to agita

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James K. GalbraithRoman Britain. In particular, it is unclear how far there were large-scale movements of people or invasions by smaller warrior groups. The invaders attacked eastern and southern England. The Jutes established themselves in Kent, the Isle of Wight and parts of Hampshire, the Saxons elsewhere in south