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200 04$aThe grounds of obedience and government. Being the best answer to all that has been lately written in defence of passive obedience and non resistance. By Father Thomas White, a Benedictine, father confessor to the Queen Mother Henrietta Maria$b[electronic resource]
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300   $aImprint date from Wing; A. Baldwin active in London from 1698 (cf. Plomer).
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200 00$aKrim - Erkundungen am Rand Europas
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215   $a1 online resource (338 p.)
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330   $aThe Crimean peninsula in the Black Sea, rich in history and charm, is of great geostrategic importance. This leads to political conflicts time and again. But what is everyday life like in Crimea beyond the discourses about law, borders and war? What do local intellectuals think about the situation today? Can Geopoetry help to counteract the current crisis? Tatjana Hofmann's ethnographic long-term observation explores these questions. Her poetic essay, illustrated with magnificent photographs by Alexander Barbuch, transcends the usual boundaries of genre and searches for perspectives far removed from common patterns of interpretation.      Tatjana Hofmann, a Slavist and author, lives in Zurich. "Krim - Erkundungen am Rand Europas" continues her 2015 novel "Sewastopologia" continues.
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