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… and Anxiety in the Indian Epic Imagination Robert P. Goldman (The University of California at Berkeley) The … This paper seeks to concentrate on representations of people of different callings in the early Buddhist reliefs of … and others of varying status and ranks. Their depictions mark the first attempts towards evolving a ‘popular …

… New Haven: Yale University Press, 1979. Vol. I, p. 131. An Account of American Slavery: An Address Delivered … gentleman who had heard him speak at a meeting of coloured people in favour of abolition, to say something. He was … had felt in his own person the evils of slavery—let the mark of the slave-driver’s lash on his own back tell them …

… poverty, according to a study coauthored by Yale economist Mark Rosenzweig. The study,  forthcoming in the Journal of … practices and yielded affordable food for the French people and trade with other countries, he said. The idea that …

… travel difficult. The symposium, then, was an occasion to mark the conclusion of the Carnegie grant and the fulfilment … Restoration.” Between 1917 and 1920, one to two million people fled the Bolshevik state that emerged from the Russian …

… poverty, according to a study coauthored by Yale economist Mark Rosenzweig. The study,  forthcoming in the Journal of … practices and yielded affordable food for the French people and trade with other countries, he said. The idea that …

… travel difficult. The symposium, then, was an occasion to mark the conclusion of the Carnegie grant and the fulfilment … Restoration.” Between 1917 and 1920, one to two million people fled the Bolshevik state that emerged from the Russian …

… secondary to the spiritual, which is contrary to most people’s image of Islam as a conquering religion that compelled people by military means to embrace the religion. The history … It’s an impressive sign of clerical maturity as well as a mark of their forbearance. In the book, I try to contrast …