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...llow fresh and coastal waters. Dr. Crawford also notes that the famed prehistoric female, ―Lucy,‖ was discovered at the Olduvai Gorge. When Lucy... ...e know today as the Black Sea? Whence Cometh Indo-European Tongues? In prehistoric times—antedating written history by millennia—a large freshwate... ... technology to augment memories that resided in the brain‘s technology. Prehistoric nomadic herding, hunting, and gathering societies had, of cours... ... laid the foundation for probably the earliest civilization on earth. Prehistoric herders, gatherers, and hunters who abandoned the nomadic life ... ...2 Over centuries, Norse and Anglo-Saxon tongues came together and became Britain’s dominant language. Then the Normans added French to that mix. I... ...ign of any written language on the island when they first raided southern Britain in 54 and 55 BC, but most of the island natives spoke the Celtic t... ...and natives spoke the Celtic tongue. Crossing over from central Europe to Britain and Ireland, their Celts ancestors had laid the Indo-European seed... ...hs‘ attacks. Britannia’s Golden Age Winston Churchill would write that Britain, during the Roman occupation, ―enjoyed in many respects the happie... ...r into the future. Time Line of Information Technology Revolutions PREHISTORIC Adam’s apple Hunter-gatherers Homo sapiens dominates earth ...

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...hallow fresh and coastal waters. Dr. Crawford also notes that the famed prehistoric female, ―Lucy,‖ was discovered at the Olduvai Gorge. When Lucy... ...e know today as the Black Sea? Whence Cometh Indo-European Tongues? In prehistoric times—antedating written history by millennia—a large freshwate... ...n technology to augment memories that resided in the brain‘s technology. Prehistoric nomadic herding, hunting, and gathering societies had, of cours... ...at laid the foundation for probably the earliest civilization on earth. Prehistoric herders, gatherers, and hunters who abandoned the nomadic life ... ...2 Over centuries, Norse and Anglo-Saxon tongues came together and became Britain’s dominant language. Then the Normans added French to that mix. I... ...ign of any written language on the island when they first raided southern Britain in 54 and 55 BC, but most of the island natives spoke the Celtic t... ...and natives spoke the Celtic tongue. Crossing over from central Europe to Britain and Ireland, their Celts ancestors had laid the Indo-European seed... ...oths‘ attacks. Britannia’s Golden Age Winston Churchill would write that Britain, during the Roman occupation, ―enjoyed in many respects the happie... ...r into the future. Time Line of Information Technology Revolutions PREHISTORIC Adam’s apple Hunter-gatherers Homo sapiens dominates earth ...

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...f only two nations-the wealthiest, though not the largest, in Europe: Great Britain and France.;" but: "This is true of only two nations-the wealthi... ...y two nations-the wealthiest, though not the largest, in Europe-viz., Great Britain and France." "He .I1 made several absurd statements. For exampl... ...ternational commission was made up as follows: France, 4; Germany, 5; Great Britain, I (owing to a misunderstanding, the announcement did not reach... ...re-enter; but: coequal, coeduca- tion, prearranged, reinstal; cohabitation, prehistoric, recast (re-read) . NoTE.-T~~ Bota~kd Gaee1tc prints: coope...

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.................................................. 36 Hamilcar along the coast of Britain...................................... 40 Fabled Mermaids of the... ...or was such expectation disappointed. He was not able to find the tin mines of Britain; but continuing his voyage northward, he found along the shores... ...those who refused, a practice which continued a considerable while after Great Britain took possession of and ruled India. If these people had unholy ... ...as Lord Protector. No sooner was he established as the absolute ruler of Great Britain than he began an aggressive foreign policy to divert the attent... ... at war in Europe, preying on Spaniards who in Europe were the allies of Great Britain. The peace of Ryswick, in 1697, which put an end to the wars of... ...es discovered, attesting in the strongest manner the size and strength of this prehistoric world. The ivory is sometimes dug out of the earth, but mor...

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... for catastrophic accidents then they added unemployment compensation. In Britain, the Beveridge model was developed to cover only those in greatest... ...hey need. 153 ―There have been so many forms of taxes tried. Britain once taxed houses on the number of windows they had. This was a wi... ...nting license could be issued.‖ 268 —―How about societies like Britain with its drunk and drugged poor kids roaming the streets and steal... ...as personal property. 279 Immoral from a societal viewpoint —― Britain outlawed slavery in 1833, the U.S. did it in the 1860s and West Af... ... ―Immigration from poorer EU countries to the richer countries like Britain, Ireland and Sweden has been generally positive. Being primarily C... ...nography. PORNOGRAPHY ―Pornography has been around forever. The prehistoric cave paintings in France had naked cows, the paintings and sta...

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...e Unseen Undead and the Future Pg 1704 Why They Must Be Killed Pg 1726 The Prehistoric Existence of the Undead Pg 1729 The Scam Pg 1729 Reptil... ...pe and destroy their own land without raising one fucking whimper about it. Britain’s National anthem glorifies how it rules the waves and how they... ...ion Death camps for civilians during the Boer War. Examine the effect of Britain on the rest of the World as a colonial power by comparison, bef... ...world politics. But they were sucked into it because of their connections to Britain. They only colonized the Philippines, Panama, Costa Rica and ... ...terners used the West as a dumping ground for all their undesirables. Just as Britain had used her colonies as a dumping ground to get rid of its un... ...s, peoples of one culture, down to sub-cultures, down to the individual. All prehistoric human bonds were bonds of enslavement and slavery. The ... ... godlike spiritual genius. If Jesus had tried to live amongst the earlier prehistoric bands, they would have had to teach him how to live withou... ...ture did not last. The making of thousands upon thousands of death’s head by prehistoric modern man disappeared around 25,000 years ago. After kill... ...e on the extinction of the Neanderthals is so confusing. So far the prehistoric evidence of Modern Man is a one-sided lie. A twisted, dist...

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...LEAR, King of Britain KING OF FRANCE DUKE OF BURGUNDY DUKE OF CORNWALL DUKE OF ALBANY EARL OF KENT EARL OF GLOUCESTER EDGAR: Son to Gloucester. EDMUND: bastard son to Gloucester. CURAN: a courtier. Old Man: tenant to Gloucester. Doctor Foo...

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...of Tom of Bedlam: 3 DRAMATIS PERSONAE LEAR, King of Britain KING OF FRANCE DUKE OF BURGUNDY DUKE OF CORNWALL DUKE OF ALBANY EAR... ... of Lear’s train, Captains, Messengers, Sol diers, and Attendants SCENE: Prehistoric Britain. 4 KING LEAR by William Shakespeare ACT I SCENE I: Ki... ...rain, Captains, Messengers, Sol diers, and Attendants SCENE: Prehistoric Britain. 4 KING LEAR by William Shakespeare ACT I SCENE I: King Lear’s pa...

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... whose blood is still full of murmurs of the Saxon Urwald and the forests of Britain are plunged afresh into the wilderness of a new continent, it is ... ...dant, is aban doned to birds and insects because in some remote and perhaps prehistoric past an ancient Gaul once decreed that “blackberries give the... ...ing in size. It is only twenty years ago that the first cavern decorated with prehistoric paintings was discovered at Altamira, in north western Spain.... ...ur convalescents are now basking in the warm Mediterranean sun. The study of prehistoric art is just beginning, but already it has been found that dra...

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...own, my flag will still fly.” And you observe this is no naked Viking in a prehistoric period; but a Scotch mem- ber of Parliament, with a smattering ... ...touches. They are dry and diaphanous. And al- though young ladies in Great Britain are all that can be desired of them, I would fain hope they are not...

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....” “How?” “Get rid of the independent scientific men, load it up so far as Britain is concerned with muck of the colonial politi- cian type and tame l... ...gain in the warm April sunset. The matter of their conversation re- mained prehistoric. Both were inclined to find fault with the archaeological work ... ...d the young lady. Sir Richmond sought a recognizable datum. “Bronze got to Britain somewhere between the times of Moses and Solomon.” “Ah! “ said the ...

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...es of the lake. Others make it “the Lake of the Battle,” in memory of some prehistoric conflict. 267. Livelier. Because in motion; like living gold ab... ...uni- versally in the Highland districts’ (Campbell’s Journey through North Britain. London, 1808, 4to, i. 175). “Mr. Gunn, of Edinburgh, has lately pu...

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...in the cove, with Mrs. Stevenson and the ship’s cook. Except for the Casco lying outside, and a crane or two, and the ever-busy wind and sea, the face... ...in less than a year two survivors, a man and a woman, fled from that new-created solitude. A similar Adam and Eve may some day wither among new races,... ...he king who had condemned him, must be instantly released. It is an offer of abasement, and, strangely enough, the reverse— the imitation—is a common ...

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...t; and that while there ought to be universal disarmament, of course Great Britain and the United States must, on behalf of oppressed small nations, k... ...ince each month it changed half its membership and he who could recall the prehistoric days of a fortnight ago, before Mrs. Absolom, the food-demonstr... ... divisions, mineral resources, and agricul- ture of Germany, France, Great Britain, Italy, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia, and Bulgaria. He told ... ...y were like the ruling-class of any other coun- try, particularly of Great Britain, but they differed in be- ing more vigorous and in actually trying ...

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... Providence you have become Countess of Altringham in the peerage of Great Britain, and Baroness Dunsterville and d’Amblay in the peerages of Ireland ... ...enough, as Lansing had not failed to note, that the Princess Mother adored prehistoric art, and Russian mu- sic, and the paintings of Gauguin and Mati...

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...your earlier letters) to see a royal kava. This function is of rare use; I know grown Samoans who have never witnessed it. It is, besides, as you are ... ...he way. Could we ever stand Europe again? did she appreciate that if we were in London, we should be actually jostled in the street? and there was nob...

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... determined that Sir Walter should take her husband’s mind off the guns of Britain, and divert him in an exquisite, quaint, sprightly, and slightly ri... ...reat forces, water, air, and forest among which they lived. There might be prehistoric towns, like those in Greece and Asia, standing in open places a...

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...They would be taken, not for a local variety, but for an antedilu- vian or prehistoric type, from which the present races of man had arisen by gradual... ... This was the final ratification of the bill which united Ireland to Great Britain. I do not know that any one public act, or celebration, or solemnit...

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... science-teaching, his diagrams of disembowelled humanity, his pictures of prehistoric beasts that contradicted the Flood, his disposition towards sof... ...u with all the changes how to get from any station to any station in Great Britain by the nearest and cheapest routes… . 80 The New Machiavelli Codge...

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...ngs less to the native inhabitants than to the barbarians from Gaul, Great Britain, anti beyond the sea, who have established a peaceful usurpation ov... ...igin from the Pelasgic race, who peopled Italy in times that may be called prehistoric. It was the same noble breed of men, of Asiatic birth, that set...

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...it oceans would come float- ing out of nothingness, incubating the eggs of prehistoric monsters unawares; violent conflicts would break out amidst the... ...ee the outlines of the north of France and Ireland, and all this Island of Britain, save where Scot- land passed over the horizon to the north, or whe...

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...and it was Napoleon’s attempt to strangle the Continental trade with Great Britain that began his downfall. I do not find in the ordinary relations of... ...ithout. It is too usual to regard Germany as the common enemy. We in Great Britain are now intensely jealous of Germany. We are intensely jealous of G... ...y and officialdom, as no other empire was ever made. The nominal rulers of Britain never planned it. It happened almost in spite of them. Their chief ... ... tion to which we seem to be drifting? 35 H. G . Wells Hitherto, in Great Britain at any rate, the working man has shown himself a being of the most ... ...candi- date he most dislikes. So the nimble wire-puller slips in. In Great Britain we do not have Elections any more; we have Rejections. What really ... ...rld the population of to-day is more or less completely descended from the prehistoric population of the same region, and has developed its social ord... ...s. There is an ugly look comes into his eyes; something quite undefinable, prehistoric, almost dangerous, looks out of them…. In talking to him on thi...

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...e the beginning of histori- 76 Notes on Life and Letters cal record—since prehistoric times, for that matter; by the conventional expressions of horr... ...e very scenes of war, I carried off in my eye, this tiny fragment of Great Britain; a few fields, a wooded rise; a clump of trees or two, with a short... ...8 I IT CAN BE SAFELY SAID that for the last four years the seamen of Great Britain have done well. I mean that every kind and sort of human being clas... ...rs the stability of purpose, the continuity of effort and the greatness of Britain’s opportunity pursued steadily in the or- der and peace of the worl... ...t could be more surprising for instance, than the calm invitation to Great Britain to discard the force and protection of its Navy? It has been sug- g...

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...ail, or which are apprehended to prevail, among the leisure class of Great Britain. In dogs this is true to a less extent than in horses. In horses, m... ...o which the several types and their hybrids have been subjected during the prehistoric and historic growth of culture. This necessary variation of the...

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...govern the world. Aunt Juley would come the next day, convinced that Great Britain had been appointed to the same post by the same authority. Were bot... ...he morning Henry went to business, and his sand- wich—a relic this of some prehistoric craving—was always cut by her own hand. He did not rely upon th...