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Unless forcibly coerced, people adopt new cultural values and material expressions of identity because they see them as socially advantageous. Warriors, pirates, refugees, economic migrants and family followings all have their place in any picture of the emerging native societies of Early Medieval Britain. A seemingly inescapable concentration on,
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Ball • Gonzo Culture Report Part 1
Peter the Great understood that the survival of his regime depended upon membership of the European states system and the diplomatic leverage it could be used to secure – like his useful alliance with Denmark against Sweden. To be driven out of ‘political Europe’ by Poland or Sweden would have been a catastrophe.
John Darwin • After Tamerlane: The Rise and Fall of Global Empires, 1400-2000
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Brian Hitchen • GDPR: Guiding Your Business To Compliance: A practical guide to meeting GDPR regulations. (Edition 2)
Only in that way was the right radical distortion within a continuous tradition earned,
John Yorke • Into The Woods: How Stories Work and Why We Tell Them
At Wetwang Slack, careful digging and dating allowed the sequence of burials in the cemetery to be disentangled. Clusters formed around primary interments – typically, an older woman buried with beads would be the ‘founder figure’ – her grave forming a focus for subsequent burials of more women, with or without beads. Those gendered clusters also m
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