In the following pages the various sections of the British Empire outside Gt. Britain and Northern Ireland are arranged in alphabetical order under the divisions of the world to which they belong :—1. Europe; 2. Asia; 3. Africa; 4. America; 5. Australas
Like Ireland, rural Germany in the 1840s was suddenly hit by famine precipitated by the potato blight. Because the 1848 revolutions in Europe failed to bring democracy to Germany, several thousand fugitives left for America in addition to the nearly 750,000 other Germans who immigrated to ...
Furthermore, from a self-interested perspective, the older people are, the more likely they are to become elders and authorities and, therefore, have a more positive attitude toward a value that respects authority (Deutsch and Jones 2008). Hence, we propose the following hypotheses: Hypothesis ...
Due to member states’ concerns about the novel mRNA vaccines’ effectiveness and their steeper prices (Deutsch and Gijs2020) relative to conventional vector-based jabs, the Commission primarily preordered the Oxford/AstraZeneca (AZ) vaccine. This turned out to be a choice fraught with challenges ...
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(Eagly, 1987) shows that each person develops expectations based on culturally determined beliefs about the behaviours and attitudes that are considered to be appropriate. This is whatDeutsch and Gerard (1955)call the “normative influence” (that is, the influence of social norms), and what...
"The origin of Fill in Ireland eludes the grasp of history." The Chess King preserved by Dr. Petrie, L.L.D., bears no small resemblance to those found in the Isle of Lewis, now in the British Museum, and which have been graphically reported upon by Sir F. Madden. John O'Donova...
Thus plants would not grow causing famine and eventual disease in the weakened population. Traces of this eruption have been identified in Scottish peat bogs, and in Ireland a study of tree rings dating from this period has shown negligible tree ring growth for a decade".15 The Volcanic ...
many the victims of famine. The Irish were not sympathetic as a whole to the plight of slave and many sympathized with the South, their desire to save the Union was greater and they volunteered in overwhelming numbers. One Irish Sergeant wrote his family in Ireland who did not understand why...