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A linguistic interpretation of Welford's hijack hypothesis
Brown, Mark - In: Corporate social responsibility and environmental management 17 (2010) 2, pp. 81-95
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Crime, Governance and the Company Raj. The Discovery of Thuggee
Brown, Mark - 2010
In 1830 W. H. Sleeman, a servant of the East India Company, 'discovered' a religious cult of highway robbers. Victims were murdered at the scene of the crime by strangulation with a silk scarf. This phenomenon he termed 'thuggee' and the gang members who preyed upon native travellers 'thugs'....
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The right of the British legislature to tax the American colonies vindicated : and the means of asserting that right proposed
Gray, John - 1775 - 2nd ed., with additions
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The income tax scrutinized : and some amendments proposed to render it more agreeable to the British constitution
Gray, John - 1802
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The policy of the tax upon retailers considered, or, A plea in favour of the manufacturers
Gray, John - 1786
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