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He frequently addresses the reader in tones of surprise when he discusses the depth and richness of aboriginal society, as though the pre-European inhabitants of North America were like dancing dogs: animals who had learned some amusing tricks.
Archive 2010-01-01 Ulysses 2010
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He frequently addresses the reader in tones of surprise when he discusses the depth and richness of aboriginal society, as though the pre-European inhabitants of North America were like dancing dogs: animals who had learned some amusing tricks.
Book Report: Myths of the North American Indians, by Lewis Spence Ulysses 2010
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Even the harshness in drought is exciting – the land seems occupied by pre-European presences and its absolute colours of sky and red soil and saltbush take on endless subtleties according to the light.
Travel: Dickens down under Thomas Keneally 2010
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No local little farmer produced veggies at that time, because they could "buy everything in the shops now" and also had the money for it in contrast to the old, pre-European Union days.
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I read it when it came out and it has a lotof analysis of recent archaelogical finds about what pre-European civilization was really like in the Americas.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Christopher Columbus — Hero or Villain? 2009
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I read it when it came out and it has a lotof analysis of recent archaelogical finds about what pre-European civilization was really like in the Americas.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Christopher Columbus — Hero or Villain? 2009
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Certainly, we put every effort into attempting to destroy all remnants of pre-European colonial customs, religions and social and political order among the first nations.
Weekend reading: George Orwell, Notes on Nationalism - Inkless Wells - Macleans.ca 2009
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Such activities would be useful in directing landscape trajectories to recreate patch and disturbance patterns more characteristic of pre-European settlement conditions.
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Beyond Inca religion, the ice mummies may speak to larger questions of how the largest and most powerful civilization in pre-European America achieved cultural and political cohesion.
Children Of The Ice 2008
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Hurricanes interacted with fire to create the complex forest structure of the pre-European settlement forest and the variation in bottomland forest that allowed renewal and regeneration.
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