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Page 148
Useful as a source of food and trade income , it was potentially destructive as a
source of European diseases and a potential source of inter - cultural
misunderstanding and conflict . As a European domesticate , the pig , in the
context of ...
Useful as a source of food and trade income , it was potentially destructive as a
source of European diseases and a potential source of inter - cultural
misunderstanding and conflict . As a European domesticate , the pig , in the
context of ...
Page 164
European methods of agriculture would not permit the Indian to establish the type
of relationship with the animal with which he was most familiar . The pig was
equally disruptive to European and Indian fields , so the long term solution from
the ...
European methods of agriculture would not permit the Indian to establish the type
of relationship with the animal with which he was most familiar . The pig was
equally disruptive to European and Indian fields , so the long term solution from
the ...
Page 132
Certainly , European biases in perception of native beliefs were a normal feature
of 17 - century European accounts , and European influences ( if not Christian
conversions ) already had altered native ideologies by the time of 19th - century ...
Certainly , European biases in perception of native beliefs were a normal feature
of 17 - century European accounts , and European influences ( if not Christian
conversions ) already had altered native ideologies by the time of 19th - century ...
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