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… orders, two surviving whites sailed the slave ship east toward Africa. But at night, the whites, who had purchased …

… were fact-based.” Dreier described people’s antagonism toward her as a reporter, asking if she was part of the …

… distincts, moving from imprisoning implications to fantasy solutions.” The state of exception in Agamben’s …

… Charlotte Research: Slaves and maroons use of the eco-social characteristics of Amazonia to build a political …

… Eduardo Fernandez-Duque is a cofounder of Fundación ECO, a not-for-profit organization promoting education in …

… by the possibilities of paper, which was also inexpensive, eco-friendly, and easily quality-controlled. “People were … Ban’s paper tube frame structures, which were low-cost and eco-friendly, provided much-needed relief to refugees … Ban began seeing what he called a global “paradigm shift” toward environmentally conscious building, which helped raise …

… relationship. It confirmed its readiness to initiate work toward a “balanced, ambitious and wide-ranging free trade …

… though financially feasible, could never be more than a fantasy. Ultimately, Douglass was able to resist the … these letters is the jealous contempt exhibited by Assing toward Anna, who remained Douglass’ devoted wife until her … for half white as well. He was able to approach the fantasy that the Boston Clique had disappointed, but by …

… Patricia. When Roots Die: Endangered Traditions on the Sea Islands. University of Georgia Press, 1987. Joyner, …