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27) In these sources emphasis is often placed on the seditiousness of the Egyptians, which no doubt reflects a major context in which Romans ever thought about Egypt, for whom the province was simply a land "to be exploited methodically and efficiently.
If 'independent public' writing was suppressed in colonial America, no one, as far as we know, went to his death as a consequence of the seditiousness of what he wrote, tried to write, or, more importantly, thought.
 
 
 
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