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201by Rasico, Patrick David“... of the Island in order to reveal coastal Britons as a metonym for the social variation of a single, homogenizing...”
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202by Cesario, Bradley“... and are then combined in a discussion of the degree to which Nelson's legacy permeated all Britons, regardless...”
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203by O'Leary, Daniel Ralph J.“... of terms like "Britons," "Anglo-Saxons," and "Teutons" during the early and middle-Victorian periods...”
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204by Ibrahim, Adham“..., distinguishing them both from non-Muslim Britons and from other Muslims in their community. The analysis also...”
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205by Pearce, Michael“... the work of ancient Britons as a framework for the concurrent process of making new objects for display...”
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206Published 2016“... of the dissertation provide a more comprehensive view of how the Anglo-Scottish Union figured in the minds of Britons...”
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207by Penich, Jacqueline“...), Cambro-Britons (1798) and Aurelio and Miranda (1799)—were certainly popular successes in their own time...”
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208by Johnson, Hayley Rebecca“... negatively to transplantation to the West Indies, Britons and Negros reportedly suffered distinctly from...”
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209by Cavanagh, Deborah Mary“.... This compares favourably with the annual fat intake of Britons in 1880. The combined use of ethnographic...”
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210by Pettigrew, Alice“... function as an appropriate framework for facilitating young Britons' understanding and engagement...”
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211by Reineke, Juliann Elizabeth“... contradictory literary and cultural representations of the Tar reflected eighteenth-century Britons’ concerns...”
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212by McCrea, Rosalie Smith“... plantation slavery was, for many Britons, bringing the "City of Men" closer to the "City of God...”
Published 2001
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213“... and culturally alien to Britons. The only foreign station in which desertion posed a serious threat to military...”
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214by Pietschmann, Franziska“... this widespread and shortsighted assumption. People of color, particularly black Americans and Britons, and Latina...”
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215by Hayes, Jean Anne“.... These kingdoms developed alongside the native Romanized Britons, who attempted to reassert their authority...”
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216by Sanderson, Mary Louise“... of nationalist thought. In these circumstances, some Britons believed it was both necessary and possible...”
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217by Torkington, Ntomehnhle Protasia Khotie“... sedimented to 'common-sense' which all white Britons have about black people in general. We have argued...”
Published 1985
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218by Hawkey, Rachael M.“... in New Zealand music education during the 1920s. As Britons, Griffiths and his colleagues believed...”
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219Published 2015“... network reconnected in 1801. Franco-Swiss toured Britain as Britons visited Paris, gathering at the hôtel...”
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220by Steinberg, Jessica“... were reported more frequently, suggesting that Britons regarded prostitutes as disorderly, sinful...”
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