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Plenum Series in Russian Neuropsychologygh peaceful intercourse, the expansion of global trade was also attained through conflict, violence and recourse to arms, particularly in Euro-Asian trade. Artillery on board merchant vessels was clear evidence that trade and plunder occurred together. Not only was commercial exchange compatible wit

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Evgenia D. Homskaya,David E. Tupperational liberation and as a momentous blow against Atlantic slavery.. That struggle demonstrated that the ideals that so marked the French Revolution, ‘liberté, égalité, fraternité’, had very different meanings — and consequences — in an overseas French colony overwhelmingly inhabited by slaves, man

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Alexander Zinoviev as Writer and Thinkerll countries under French control, or subject to direct French influence. His goal was to defeat Great Britain, a resilient opponent. The utility of trade as an instrument of war was clearly revealed. In the interpretations that have gradually come to be formed about the consequences and implication

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,Alexander Zinoviev’s Language,nite conflict so, too, can conflict reshape trade. The international wheat trade during the interwar period of the twentieth century provides a graphic illustration of this relationship. The First World War and the Russian Revolution ruptured existing trade patterns such that only four countries out

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