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'Scoti sumis, non Galli'
We are Gaels, not Gauls'
Cited by St Bernard of Clairvaux (Vita S. Malachiae, Life of St Malachy ~ 1150s). The line quoted here is pre-Norman Irish racialism, again shambling the narrative that Irish racial/ethnic identity was a product of the post-Norman invasion.
We are Gaels, not Gauls'
Cited by St Bernard of Clairvaux (Vita S. Malachiae, Life of St Malachy ~ 1150s). The line quoted here is pre-Norman Irish racialism, again shambling the narrative that Irish racial/ethnic identity was a product of the post-Norman invasion.
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📝 Keith Woods: Ironic considering Tiananmen Square began as protests against African immigrants in China and the British state is now throwing thousands of their people in jail for the same thing
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Forwarded from Nicholas J. Fuentes
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To be fair you have to give Elon a lot of credit
According to various measures, many of the regions inhabited by Greek city-states had a standard of living during the Classical era that they wouldn't again reach until the twentieth century
- Aggregate consumption increased fifteen-fold from 800BC to 300BC
- The growth is comparable to the Netherlands in its early embrace of capitalism
- This abundance was remarkably well dispersed to ordinary Greeks
- The decentralised nature of the Poleis system, as well as the empowering of the individual through Greek citizenry and property rights seems like the main cause
Economic Growth in Ancient Greece by Ian Morris
- Aggregate consumption increased fifteen-fold from 800BC to 300BC
- The growth is comparable to the Netherlands in its early embrace of capitalism
- This abundance was remarkably well dispersed to ordinary Greeks
- The decentralised nature of the Poleis system, as well as the empowering of the individual through Greek citizenry and property rights seems like the main cause
Economic Growth in Ancient Greece by Ian Morris
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