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2017
Charles Harper (1842–1912) was a Western Australian pastoralist, newspaper proprietor and influential politician. He was a frontiersman, a businessman and a powerbroker. The central argument advanced in this volume is that Harper established co-operatives in Western Australia, prior to the Great War, as a means to overcome the economic problems faced ...
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Charles Harper (1842–1912) was a Western Australian pastoralist, newspaper proprietor and influential politician. He was a frontiersman, a businessman and a powerbroker. The central argument advanced in this volume is that Harper established co-operatives in Western Australia, prior to the Great War, as a means to overcome the economic problems faced ...
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1988
The decline of the Portuguese empire in India is a much more contentious subject than may at first be apparent. It is indicative of the influence of contemporary cultural bonds on commentators that at the time of the decline the very reverse was sometimes put forward, the trouble with the Portuguese was lack of religion.
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The decline of the Portuguese empire in India is a much more contentious subject than may at first be apparent. It is indicative of the influence of contemporary cultural bonds on commentators that at the time of the decline the very reverse was sometimes put forward, the trouble with the Portuguese was lack of religion.
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Psychoanalysis of a Case of Stagnation
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