The World of Pat ChungMerkle Press, 1967 - 287 páginas |
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... social structure and had no advantages of formal education ) there is no such accessible crutch to help him on his way to linguistic proficiency . Not only is the alphabet different , but the whole concept of language is different . To ...
... social structure and had no advantages of formal education ) there is no such accessible crutch to help him on his way to linguistic proficiency . Not only is the alphabet different , but the whole concept of language is different . To ...
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... social life of his country . He shocked the world in 1961 when he forcibly seized ( at Krishna Mennon's insistence ) the Portuguese enclaves of Goa , killing a number of innocent civilians in the process . This was a shameful rejection ...
... social life of his country . He shocked the world in 1961 when he forcibly seized ( at Krishna Mennon's insistence ) the Portuguese enclaves of Goa , killing a number of innocent civilians in the process . This was a shameful rejection ...
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... social function , to indulge the rich and keep down the poor ( " parcere superbis et debellare subiectos " ) . This has been the role of " Established " Churches everywhere . If it were not , the Churches wouldn't have been ...
... social function , to indulge the rich and keep down the poor ( " parcere superbis et debellare subiectos " ) . This has been the role of " Established " Churches everywhere . If it were not , the Churches wouldn't have been ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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