Free Trade's First Missionary

Free Trade's First MissionaryReformer, intellectual, colonial governor, Sir John Bowring (1792 1872) was the archetype of the ambitious men who made Britain the leading global power in the 19th century. Born to a modest trading family, he showed an aptitude for languages which led him to literature, then to radical politics in the struggles for liberty in France, Spain and Greece. Taken up by the philosopher Jeremy Bentham, he became a figure in the literary world. But his

Gadamer's "rehabilitation" of tradition shows how the concrete ethical life does not merely occlude but also facilitates moral understanding

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Nutrition labels and health claims (NLHCs) on packaged foods are important instruments used by food and health policy makers seeking to reduce the consumption of unhealthy foods that influence the levels of obesity and non-communicable diseases (NCDs)

publishing to mark the centenary of the tragic 1924 British Everest expedition

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This chapter examines the environmental and agronomic factors lying behind tea quality

Wine and Ecstasy in Plato examines Plato's use of inebriation as a metaphor for the experience of transcendence and traces its reception to the second century CE

This darkly erotic and humorous novel satirizes academia

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and illustrates how decoration of the home fulfilled the purposes of beautification

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