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In the 40 years since, I have never met anyone who lost their body parts after a night of drinking, even though the demand for them is higher (...)

This is the story of the device, its history and worldwide impact. Also available as an audiobook and eBook on OverDrive.

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Sidney Gamble, Men in boxcar ("Travelling Fourth Class"), China, 1917-1919. From the Sidney D. Gamble Photographs.

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The sheer scale of the work produced and consumed would make it impossible for any nation other than those with a vast centralised authority to (...)

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For instance, these uses might not qualify as scholarly, but we celebrate them all the same: Heartwarming stories of people experiencing their (...)

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Includes key printed sources for English, Irish, Scottish and Colonial history with original manuscripts concerning economic, (...)

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Shumo : I served two years in China as a Confucian minister - a career that doesn’t really exist so far . 3.

Kiyosaki Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains by Nicholas Carr Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire by Simon Sinek Switch: (...)

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