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It became more and more accepted as a proper field for practical and intellectual
research , and because it had something to contribute in the grand ' search for
truth ' , it edged its way out of dilettantism and into academic respectability . one is
...
It became more and more accepted as a proper field for practical and intellectual
research , and because it had something to contribute in the grand ' search for
truth ' , it edged its way out of dilettantism and into academic respectability . one is
...
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But what we can do today is to base judgements once the facts are clearly
established an existing body of international law , or internationally accepted
norms and principles , which enshrine a view of morality that is now accepted
throughout ...
But what we can do today is to base judgements once the facts are clearly
established an existing body of international law , or internationally accepted
norms and principles , which enshrine a view of morality that is now accepted
throughout ...
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Canada and the United States are nations where ethnic and racial plurality is
accepted and often encouraged . In Japan , by contrast , the notion of the
Japanese nation comprising a linguistically , racially and culturally homogeneous
people is ...
Canada and the United States are nations where ethnic and racial plurality is
accepted and often encouraged . In Japan , by contrast , the notion of the
Japanese nation comprising a linguistically , racially and culturally homogeneous
people is ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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