... the Esquimaux and the American Indians. Languages of these peoples
are monosyllabic or agglutinative. (Note that the Malays and American
Indians were formerly classified as distinct races.) ... (Turanian, or Mongolian).
(1) The Chinese, Burmese, Japanese, and other kindred peoples of Eastern
Asia; (2) the Malays of Southeastern Asia, and the inhabitants of many
of the Pacifi...
... punctuation,
capitalization, word usage, and grammar; and the use of strategies (such as planning, evaluating, and
revising text). All are necessary for the production of coherently organized essays ... allows
consideration of both the str
ength and consistency of a practice’
s effects.
A TECHNICAL NOTE ON META-ANALYSIS
What is a Meta-analysis?
Meta-analysis is a particularl...
... ibid . at 45–59.
51
See Grotius, War and Peace, at 603–4.
106
WAR AND THE LAW OF NATIONS
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
AC Appeal Cases (UK)
AFDI Annuaire Franc¸aise de Droit International
AJIL American Journal ... For research and editor-
ial assistance, I am grateful for the invaluable services of Dimitra
Nassimpian, Ashley Theunissen, Kyle Sammin, Paul Margolis and
Ozan Jaquette (and f...
... 10. A general framework for studying
class consciousness and class
formation
In one way or another, most class analysts believe that at the core of class
analysis is a relatively simple causal ... of
determination'': limitation, selection and transformation. Let me ®rst
explain limitation and transformation.
Figure 10.3 illustrates the general abstract relation betwe...
... having that privilege), and that he has asked
for a human sacrifice, and tells them that he has desired such a person, naming a man present, whom, most
probably, the priest has an antipathy against. ... observed at Otaheite, at the Society Islands, and even at Ea- oonhe, that
wherever we met with a casuarina, a burying-place was at hand. Therefore, at sight of this venerable...
... is a low flat border, off which
there are some rocks that appear above water. Between this Cape and Cape Turnagain, the land near the
shore is, in many places, low and flat, and has a green and ... started, that Eaheinomauwe was
not an island, and that the land might stretch away to the S.E. from between Cape Turnagain and Cape
Palliser, there being a space of between twelve...
... been, and what hardships would he have avoided, if he had
known that there was a group of islands half way between America and Tinian, where all his wants could have
been effectually supplied; and ... hill of a moderate height over it; and all the land upon this
part of the coast is of a moderate and pretty equal height, well covered with wood, and had a very pleasant and...
... unfortunately vague and
unsatisfactory.
In the same year, 1447, Alvaro Fernando proceeded to the coast of Africa, and is said to have advanced forty
leagues beyond Tristan, having arrived at ... several wandering tribes of the Azanhaji E.
[2] Called Tombuto in the original, and Ataubat in Grynaeus Astl. Hoden stands in an ouasis, or watered
island, in the sea of sand, or great desert, a...
... people farther to the eastwards about Cape Garcias a Dios are almost black, of a fierce aspect, go stark
naked, are very savage, and according to Giumbe eat mans flesh and raw fish. They have their ... and
following almost the same track which he had done, they put into the port of Cariari and passed by Cape
Garcias a Dios as far as Cape Casinas, which they called Cape Honduras,...
... Coatzacualco, he allotted Cuetzpaltepec, Tepeca, Chinantla, the Tzapotecas, Copilco, Cimatan, Tabasco,
Cachula, the Zoques, Techeapa, Cinacatan, the Quilenes, and Papanahausta. We had a long litigation
afterwards ... place, continuing his march, Alvarado was continually harassed by the Indians of Quetzaltenango,
and came at length to a defile in a high mountain, where the ascent w...