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... believe in a better life ? Who in the United States of the 1860s would leave her roots in the East to join a frontiersman in the Indian territories if she did not somehow believe in Progress ? Who among the millions of European ...
... believe in a better life ? Who in the United States of the 1860s would leave her roots in the East to join a frontiersman in the Indian territories if she did not somehow believe in Progress ? Who among the millions of European ...
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... believe in a better life ? Who in the United States of the 1860s would leave her roots in the East to join a frontiersman in the Indian territories if she did not some- how believe in Progress ? Who among the millions of European ...
... believe in a better life ? Who in the United States of the 1860s would leave her roots in the East to join a frontiersman in the Indian territories if she did not some- how believe in Progress ? Who among the millions of European ...
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... believe about the Center ? Authors who believe the world is , or can be , organized around one or a few cultural or political principles will move in one direction ; those who don't move in another . For example , Donna Haraway's 1985 ...
... believe about the Center ? Authors who believe the world is , or can be , organized around one or a few cultural or political principles will move in one direction ; those who don't move in another . For example , Donna Haraway's 1985 ...
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