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There, the South Dublin refractory girls became a perfect issue for the independent oppositionist Irish members of Parliament.
Wild workhouse girls and the liberal imperial state in mid-nineteenth ... by Clark, Anna / Journal of Social History
Exotic to tourists, this urban landscape has served as a physical connection between the revolutionary nationalism of the 1920s and 1930s and anti-regime opposition during 1988, an environment dense with historical meanings where young oppositionists were able to re-enact, or at least recall, the deeds of their parents and grandparents.
The state and the city: 1988 and the transformation of Rangoon by Seekins, Donald M. / Pacific Affairs
These oppositionists in the State Department and around the U.
The India imperative: a conversation with Robert D. Blackwill by The National Interest
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