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… would grow back on that surface. You’d get a nice soil layer, people would live on it, and then another … a period of thousands of years, it’s a really constrained event in time and the volcanic ash is datable. It’s like a …

… project develops a critique of the “labor theory” of property, and proposes an “interactional” theory of property that focuses on relationships of mutuality and …

… 28, 1995 The Wall Street Journal Download BK replies to S.Morris, WSJ, April 28, 1995.pdf 2.35MB … Genocide Studies …

… 30, 1995 The Wall Street Journal Download BK replies to S. Morris and G.Henderson, WSJ, May 30, 1995 COMPLETE.pdf 5.72MB …

… 2018, with Daniel Leese) and author of “What Right to Property when Rebellion is Justified? Revolution and … (in Justice after Mao: The Politics of Historical Truth in the People’s Republic of China, edited by Daniel …

… town, and the name of the man who dared to call him his property. (Applause.) He exposed the existence of crime, and … He had heard that a slave had but to step upon British soil to be free. (Applause.) He recollected to have read … as one of their best friends—if he had told them all the truth, he would have informed them that he was not only …

… Victoria Sanford, City University of New York, author of Buried Secrets: Truth and Human Rights in Guatemala “Justice After Genocide? …

… goods and chattels. If he is fed, he is fed as his property; if he is clothed, he is clothed as his master’s property. Whatever tends to detract from his value as … We cast aside carnal weapons. We rely on truth, on the great principles of justice, love and …

… Connecticut. Using thousands of primary source parochial, property, and newspaper records, the Fairfield Slavery …