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… a wholly opposite view regarding the dangers of enlisting large armies of slave troops. One of the key questions this … of diverse ethnic and linguistic backgrounds. In any event, as several of the papers make clear, the white leaders … French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars. Philip Morgan shows how close the British came, in the American War of …

… natural resource governance with a primary focus on small-scale fisheries. Devon Sampson is a PhD candidate in … the global economy, most recently Development Redefined: How the Market Met Its Match. He led the effort to detail a … societies and on the world stage, amongst others through a large PhD programme. In terms of teaching and research, one …

… wave of support for Conservative candidates knocked down large parts of the “red wall” of Labour support in the … of 8.5 percent, and won only one seat, a loss of six. The big winner in Scotland was the SNP, which won 45 percent, a …

… satirical and ironic point about Douglass stresses how much current Republican party efforts to suppress voting … King believed that access to the franchise “would change the entire landscape” by granting African Americans … Carolina’s close races meant that “those 30,000 votes really mattered,” and had the ability to change the outcome …

… on “Russia’s War in Ukraine: A Baltic Perspective” Event will be available in a hybrid format (zoom and … power”: before its annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the large-scale invasion in 2022, Russia used the same tools to …

… Holocaust Testimonies. “In the First Person” is the first large-scale public exhibition of footage from this groundbreaking …

… They said, he appears to have no fear of white people. How can he ever have been in bondage? But one strong reason … were anxiously desirous to get rid of their slaves—really praying daily and hourly to be shown some way by which … retaining his slaves in bondage. (Loud cheers.) There is a large class of Presbyterians pursuing the same course. We …

… ended. Putin’s nuclear saber-rattling has already shown how high the stakes are in what comes next.  Irrespective of how this war ends, the relationship between Russia and China … Is Ukraine so “historically complex” that it does not really deserve its own territorial integrity or even its …

… its first annual symposium on April 13. It was a day-long event designed to bring together Yale faculty, scholars, and … to convene, present their work, and also develop it. “How we can strive to be better humanitarians?” was the … that was not deliberately developed to respond to the scale and scope of needs that we see today in the world.” …

… its first annual symposium on April 13. It was a day-long event designed to bring together Yale faculty, scholars, and … to convene, present their work, and also develop it. “How we can strive to be better humanitarians?” was the … that was not deliberately developed to respond to the scale and scope of needs that we see today in the world.” …

… at Yale “A rare opportunity to reflect and think” is how Baijayant (Jay) Panda, MP for Kendrapara, Orissa and … Das Rai (Lok Sabha – Sikkim Democratic Front - Sikkim); Rajiv Pratap Rudy (Rajya Sabha - Bharatiya Janata Party - …

… game’: Sharing vaccines is in countries’ best interests How nations can best allocate COVID-19 vaccines remains a … by the effects of global travel. If a COVID-19 outbreak happens abroad, it can be introduced to, say, the United … on prioritizing vaccine distribution within countries, but how to allocate across countries might be a more important …