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... allow children to make their own decisions about school . This child - rearing strategy is partly related to ... allowed to make their own decisions about school , they usually rely on their peers for information and sup- port , and are ...
... allow children to make their own decisions about school . This child - rearing strategy is partly related to ... allowed to make their own decisions about school , they usually rely on their peers for information and sup- port , and are ...
Page 150
... allowed to roam unattended and came into the hands of Indians who did not capture them but allowed them to re- main feral and periodically hunted them . Jonathan Dickson on his trek from St. Augustine to Charleston in 1696 described ...
... allowed to roam unattended and came into the hands of Indians who did not capture them but allowed them to re- main feral and periodically hunted them . Jonathan Dickson on his trek from St. Augustine to Charleston in 1696 described ...
Page 156
... allowed to mark the ears of pigs to demonstrate ownership , but were required to demonstrate ownership when selling a pig . An Indian could not kill a pig when found destroying a cornfield , herb patch , or clam bed , but rather was ...
... allowed to mark the ears of pigs to demonstrate ownership , but were required to demonstrate ownership when selling a pig . An Indian could not kill a pig when found destroying a cornfield , herb patch , or clam bed , but rather was ...
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Carol Dana | 15 |
LouisPhilippe Vaillancourt | 21 |
Emmanuel Désveaux | 33 |
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