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Reconstructing colonization dynamics to establish how human activities transformed island biodiversity. [PDF]
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Labour History, 1975
This book is conceived of as the first in a series of four volumes on the social history of Australia. Although this series will range from the beginning of British settlement in 1788 down to recent times, it will look backward and forward from 25 April 1915, the day on which soldiers from Australia landed at Anzac Cove?named after the initials of the ...
James A. Leith, Kenneth S. Inglis
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This book is conceived of as the first in a series of four volumes on the social history of Australia. Although this series will range from the beginning of British settlement in 1788 down to recent times, it will look backward and forward from 25 April 1915, the day on which soldiers from Australia landed at Anzac Cove?named after the initials of the ...
James A. Leith, Kenneth S. Inglis
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2017
This chapter studies a series of portraits of young women dressed for the masquerade, completed by English artist John Wollaston in Charleston, South Carolina. Although Wollaston painted the sitters in historic costume appropriate for a public masked ball, no masquerades were held in the British North American colonies.
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This chapter studies a series of portraits of young women dressed for the masquerade, completed by English artist John Wollaston in Charleston, South Carolina. Although Wollaston painted the sitters in historic costume appropriate for a public masked ball, no masquerades were held in the British North American colonies.
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2020
It has not been sufficiently acknowledged that Virgil repeatedly, even systematically, presents Aeneas in the characteristic and unmistakable guise of a Greek oecist: the Aeneid is, amongst much else, very much an epic of urban settlement and colonization. That so much of the political matter of the Aeneid seems to be clarified when studied in terms of
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It has not been sufficiently acknowledged that Virgil repeatedly, even systematically, presents Aeneas in the characteristic and unmistakable guise of a Greek oecist: the Aeneid is, amongst much else, very much an epic of urban settlement and colonization. That so much of the political matter of the Aeneid seems to be clarified when studied in terms of
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