The Shaking Off of BurdensUniversity of Cape Town, 1965 - 17 Seiten |
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... referred to slaves captured in war ; and it was honest of him to do so , because this forced him to conclude that at least some slaves were not slaves by nature . In their case he found that he simply could not think in terms of ...
... referred to slaves captured in war ; and it was honest of him to do so , because this forced him to conclude that at least some slaves were not slaves by nature . In their case he found that he simply could not think in terms of ...
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... a similar gradual process in South Africa . There are forces to be considered which were absent in Western Europe two thousand and more ago . I years have referred to what I see from my window as THE SHAKING OFF OF BURDENS 13.
... a similar gradual process in South Africa . There are forces to be considered which were absent in Western Europe two thousand and more ago . I years have referred to what I see from my window as THE SHAKING OFF OF BURDENS 13.
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