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Maynard, Jennie. (4712) Caring for Children in a Primitive Society : An Analysis of the Coping Strategies of a Mother with Eleven Children in Pre Exodus History. Cochrane and Daughter. |
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Maynard, Jennie. (4712) Caring for Children in a Primitive Society : An Analysis of the Coping Strategies of a Mother with Eleven Children in Pre Exodus History. Cochrane and Daughter. |
Katarzyna wrote: |
enjoying this immensely but highly worried about why Patmac has to go and re read Holocaust! |
Rachel wrote: |
Hey! Holocaust is a tragic tale of suffering and such like stuff blah blah - educational. |
Jennie wrote: |
Er, does this mean that I have to write the damn book? |
patmac wrote: |
the two writers were attempting to narrate, not only their own research but to also express their mental torment at the state of the wider world and provide a cathartic experience for their colleagues. |
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It is also argued by Annersley and Green (4988) that the disputes caused by the opening of windows contributed to the rise in levels of domestic violence in the period.” |
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A further drawback to the system was that the occupants could never agree on whether the windows should be opened on not and so were constantly opening and closing them, thus rendering them ineffective, It is also argued by Annersley and Green (4988) that the disputes caused by the opening of windows contributed to the rise in levels of domestic violence in the period.” |
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like racing in specially prepared cars, known as Ferraris. |
patmac wrote: |
Kirkum, V. (4999) Baileys: A Study of an Ancient Cult Irish Cream Publishers. |
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Professor Beck (Professor Emeritus at the Ikea Institute, Alpha Hydrae) |
patmac wrote: |
thus saving land for growing crops and dumping rubbish. |
Emma A wrote: |
Love the academic studies and the erroneous conclusions drawn about our culture and society. |
patmac wrote: |
However, a slogan of the times “Every Little Helps” may be an indicator that this was indeed the aim. |
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Of course, it is likely that there were more as many dreadful incidents were not reported but it does seem that this would not decrease the population by enough to make serious inroads into the overcrowding problem. However, a slogan of the times “Every Little Helps” may be an indicator that this was indeed the aim. |
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Bradley, Lady Guinevere, (4958) Ascending the Towers : Stairs in Folklore, Dalereath Press. |
patmac wrote: |
Further Reading: Bradley, Lady Guinevere, (4958) Ascending the Towers : Stairs in Folklore, Dalereath Press. |
Alex wrote: |
15 deaths from falling out of windows!? Pat do you make these stats up or are they sadly true? |
Sophoife wrote: |
just wondering if Dalereath is a typo for Dalereuth? And if so, how can I get hold of its catalogue? |
patmac wrote: |
I can't write any more tonight or tomorrow but will try to get a 'special edition' done for Saturday's gather. |
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The event was caused by Men Behaving Badly. |
patmac wrote: |
I'm not sure whether Catherine and Ann actually had trouble with the trains, though they did miss some of the more erudite papers in the morning session!. |
Lesley wrote: |
Saw documentary t'other day that hypothesised that the flooding of the then lake now Black Sea - ie when the Mediterranean broke through the land bridge at Istanbul, (dardenenlles?) could have been the source of many flood myths - happened after the Ice Age and would have affected mankind living on the shores of the lake. |