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61. Lords of the sea: Pirates, violence, and exchange in medieval Japan
62. Pirates, Runaways, and Long-Lost Princes: Race and National Identity in Transatlantic Adventure Fiction
63. Swashbucklers on Stage: Musical Depictions of Pirates and Bandits in English Theater, 1650--1820
64. Enterprising slaves and master pirates: Understanding economic life in the Bahamas
65. Postmodern pirates: Metaphoric experiments in the novels of Donald Barthelme, Thomas Pynchon, and Kathy Acker
66. Freelance Warfare and Illegitimacy: the Historians' Portrayal of Bandits, Pirates, Mercenaries and Politician
67. Pirates of Romanticism: Intellectual property ideology and the birth of British Romanticism
68. Cross-border film production: The neoliberal recolonization of an exotic island by Hollywood pirates
69. A Comparative Study Of Sea Merchants And Pirates In Xiamen Bay In The Late Ming Dynasty
70. Vikings Of Verdi Opera Excerpts From This Terrible Phantom Art Feature And A Vocal Exploration
71. "Great Japanese Pirates" And Beijing’s Decision-makingand
72. A Study Of Su Song’s Turmoil And Coastal Society In The Ming And Qing Dynasties
73. Strategies For Translating Referring Expressions From English To Chinese:A Report On The Translation Of Authors,Users And Pirates:Convright Law And Subjectivity
74. Strategies For Translating Nominalized Structures In English Academic Texts
75. A Report On The Translation Of Pirates Of Empire:Colonisation And Maritime Violence In Southeast Asia(Chapter 2)
76. A Report On The Chinese Translation Of White Lotus Rebels And South China Pirates: Crisis And Reform In The Qing Empire(Chapter Three)
77. A Report On The Chinese Translation Of White Lotus Rebels And South China Pirates:Crisis And Reform In The Qing Empire(Chapter Ⅰ&Ⅳ)
78. A Report On The Chinese Translation Of White Lotus Rebels And South China Pirates:Crisis And Reform In The Qing Empire(Chapter Five)
79. A Study About The Historical And Cultural Background For The Rampancy Of Piracy During The Elizabethan Age
80. Singing Analysis Of Mabel’s Aria "Poor Wandering One" From The Opera "The Pirates Of Penzance"
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