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2012
Three weeks after the Japanese surrender, there were those on the Japanese side who still believed that, with the strengths still available to the Japanese High Command, to have opted to refuse surrender and to continue the war, was a rational choice (ri ari). This chapter examines the grounds for this rational choice.
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Three weeks after the Japanese surrender, there were those on the Japanese side who still believed that, with the strengths still available to the Japanese High Command, to have opted to refuse surrender and to continue the war, was a rational choice (ri ari). This chapter examines the grounds for this rational choice.
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2010
Abstract This chapter examines the meaning, method, and practice of conquest in Australia. It suggests that the continent and islands of Australia were claimed for the British Empire in an interlinked chain of ritual extending over more than fifty years.
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Abstract This chapter examines the meaning, method, and practice of conquest in Australia. It suggests that the continent and islands of Australia were claimed for the British Empire in an interlinked chain of ritual extending over more than fifty years.
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2009
Abstract The great Easton conference opened on October 8, 1758, with more than 500 representatives from thirteen Indian nations, including each of the Six Nations, in attendance. George Croghan represented Sir William Johnson, and Conrad Weiser and Henry Montour were the principal interpreters for Pennsylvania. Teedyuscung was there with
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Abstract The great Easton conference opened on October 8, 1758, with more than 500 representatives from thirteen Indian nations, including each of the Six Nations, in attendance. George Croghan represented Sir William Johnson, and Conrad Weiser and Henry Montour were the principal interpreters for Pennsylvania. Teedyuscung was there with
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Cyclospora: Conquest of an Emerging Pathogen
Lancet, The, 1995Rosemary Soave, W D Johnson, R Soave
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