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| The result was rioting and grumbling and a general distain for authority that Bennett nicely connects to sailors' historic recalcitrance. Unified is unified only in its recalcitrance and immaturity. This affront could not go unanswered, and when Darius passed away before he could return to Greece, it fell upon his son Xerxes to punish and conquer the Greeks for their recalcitrance and defiance. |
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