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...on her marriage to Charles II. From a small fishing village and a chequered history as a base for pirates, Bombay had grown into a prosperous commer... ...ties tend to cling together in a country which is not their own. In England we, too, have Jewish, Chinese and even Arab quarters in our cities. Ther...

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...rts for a reclamation of all lands to civilization, and recording a description of the riot of murder, pillage and inhumanity which characterized the pirates, marooners and buccaneers who ravaged the spanish main and for centuries bid defiance to the armed fleets of all nations....

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...RIPTION OF THE RIOT OF MURDER, PILLAGE AND INHUMANITY WHICH CHARACTERIZED THE PIRATES, MAROONERS AND BUCCANEERS WHO RAVAGED THE SPANISH MAIN AND FOR... ... survivors turn freebooters -- English and French sailors and Colonists become pirates against Spanish ships Rapid increase in their numbers -- All th... ...om which he had escaped -- A massacre of the crew -- Other cruel and desperate pirates -- Cutting a Spaniard in two with one stroke of a cutlass -- Se... ...s attention towards Cuba -- Designs upon Puerto del Principe -- Landing of the pirates -- The Spanish cavalry attack the bandits -- A terrible battle ... ...7 The market place of Mecca................................................ 91 Chinese War-ship of the time of Polo...................................... ...ims, and in which we read descriptions of the peoples of the New World, as the Chinese had found them; but they are so mixed with legend, and traditio... ...e, made a trip to the regions of the far east and abode with the great Khan of Chinese Tartary for a period of twenty-six years. A description of this... ...able miseries. From the island of Japan, Marco Polo started on a voyage to the Chinese Sea, around the Malay Archipelago, and thence to India, having ... ...Heaven. A hundred years before Vasco sailed from Portugal an immense number of Chinese, driven from their native country by causes at the present day ...

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...rn for the mutually exclusive: an America contained and a regime-changed Iraq. The Chinese are more pragmatic - though, bound by what is left of th... ...ese views the preserve of the arthritic upper echelons of the precariously balanced Chinese Communist party. In an interview he granted to Xinhua,... ...vision of International Strategy of the Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, reiterated his conviction th... ...ld never have made it even this far without its ostensible foe. Thousands of bright Chinese students train in the United states. American technologi... ...t may have been the passage of the Lex Gabinia following an attack of Mediterranean pirates on the port of Ostia in 68 BC. It granted Pompey command... ...e interpreted the "Turkish model" in most peculiar ways, being often closer to the Chinese model than the Turkish one. I think Turkey is again tr...

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... visit a substitute site rather than wait. Taking advantage of this reality, Chinese regulators have used their extensive control over ISPs’ routing o... ...ensor words like “Falun Gong” and “Dalai Lama” in its text messaging for the Chinese version of the program. 53 Other services that are not generative... ...ww.ijclp.org/4_2000/pdf/ijclp _webdoc_1_4_2000.pdf (discussing efforts by the Chinese government to adapt—and censor—evolving Internet technologies). 2... ...110–11 280 and simple”); Lisa J. Beyer Sims, Mutiny on the Net: Ridding P2P Pirates of Their Booty, 53 E L.J. 1887, 1907, 1937–39 (2003) (describ... ...n through “technological tricks”). 53. See Marguerite Reardon, Skype Bows to Chinese Censors, CN N., Apr. 20, 2006, http://news.com.com/2061-1... .../ wiki/Subsidiarity (as of June 1, 2007, 09:00 GMT). 73. See IDG News Serv., Chinese Censors Block Access to Wikipedia, ITW., June 14, 2004, ht... ... 96. See Doug Lichtman & David Jacobson, Anonymity a Double-Edged Sword for Pirates Online, C T., Apr. 13, 2000, at N25 (describing the musi... ... 2000, at N25 (describing the music industry’s at- tempt to “take aim at the pirates’ ships” by flooding file-sharing sites with thousands of decoy files...

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...mountain of Mt Qiyun. He visited the temple and shrines on that Mountain. A Chinese Daoist Priest told him that this is what the original Yin-Yang... ...al scale. This is also why there are twelve meridians of the human body in Chinese traditional medicine. With one buffer Meridian in-between the... ...al scale. This is also why there are twelve meridians of the human body in Chinese traditional medicine. With one buffer Meridian in-between the... ...or; ‘The Way Down’, while co-existing with ancestor worship and spirit gods. Chinese Taoism was one of the first examples of human awareness becomi... ...ir God’s wrath and anger. What was the biggest, most important thing for the Chinese? The constant reverence of their THE PATH OF SPLITNESS Chap... ... Read about the Medici’s. A banking family. That gave favours and money to pirates. Read how one of their clients who was formerly a pirate… bec... ... go to war? Why was it their main occupation? Because they had been roaming pirates and raiders for hundreds of years before they settled down and ... ... trickle-down theory is a trick… get it? During the last heyday of English Pirates: Captain Kidd was finally brought to justice as an outlaw priva... ...y everybody was a robber. They became pirate-states. Buccaneers. Financial pirates. Financial robbers. All robbing became not only legal; the be...

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...came to adopt it, egged on by authors and booksellers. IV. Intellectual Pirates and Intellectual Property Despite the technological breakthroughs... ...cive copyright monopolies). Shakespeare's work was published by notorious pirates and infringers of emerging intellectual property rights. Later, the... ...cing in magazines and lecture tours in a vain effort to make ends meet. Pirates and unlicenced - and, therefore, subversive - publishers were prose... ...nderstand is that the problem lies with its pricing policy - not with the pirates. When faced with a global marketplace, a company can adopt one of t... ...bly can. So far we have English, Latin, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Swedish, Danish, Welsh, Portuguese, Old Dutch, Bulgaria... ...lawyers? A. I used to mention in my emails that there were thousands of "Pirates' Coves" online, but not one of them did eBooks, and that we would ... ...pted and fitted with special fonts (Hebrew, Arabic, Japanese, Russian and Chinese - each present a different set of problems to overcome). This situ... ...ntries. It will be a cultural war zone (English against French, Japanese, Chinese, Russian and Spanish). It will be politically charged: those wishi...

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... the good from satisfying an infinite number of users at zero marginal cost). Pirates will copy the song, the mousetrap, the drug formula, the brand. T... ...as, at the time, thought to be dominated by foreign hackers, suicidal cults, pirates, and sleazy pornographers. (Terrorists and Nigerian spammers woul... ...t really de- signed to protect DVDs against illicit copying. Commercial DVD “pirates” do not need to crack the CSS encryption. Quite the contrary: the... ... Mr. Johansen claimed that his goals were very dif- ferent from those of the pirates. The Farmers’ T ale 91 ___-1 ___0 ___ 1 37278_u01.qxd 8/28/08 1... ... new forms of instant messaging would displace Compuserve’s e-mail? That the Chinese dissident would have access to anonymized Internet services, that... ...iews of Hobbes, Locke, and Blackstone on these points, see Hannibal Travis, “Pirates of the Information Infrastructure: Blackstonian Copyright and the...

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... other way...those three boats...see the red shields at the bow...Turkish pirates...they’re attacking Mytilene. I’ll row for the beach. Hang on.” H... ...d away the pirate’s sword, and said: “It would be better if there were no pirates.” Gyrinno is disgusted. What is wrong with man? Is man’s piratica... ...e the painstaking calendar he had chiseled into the wall beside his cot...Chinese characters along the top section of the calendar—a dragon undernea...

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...ism, at that time only numbered some two or three hundred hearths; and the prosperous town of Ostend was an obscure haven, a straggling village where pirates dwelt in security among the fishermen and the few poor merchants who lived in the place....

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...prosperous town of Ostend was an obscure haven, a straggling village where pirates dwelt in security among the fishermen and the few poor merchants wh... ...chanter undone by the treachery of wine, was skipping about like a peal of Chinese bells. Then I knew that the whole cathedral was whirling round so f...

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...st, have separated, and gone away from one another; or perhaps have turned pirates, and so made the island a den of thieves, instead of a plantation o... ...s to their Church by it, it may well be admired how they came to admit the Chinese Confucius into the calendar of the Christian saints. A ship being r... ...d some arrack; the first a commod- ity which bears a great price among the Chinese, and which at that time was much wanted there. Then we went up to S... ... that were on board with you, ran away with the ship, and are since turned pirates. This is the sum of the story, and you will all be seized as pirate... ...h very little ceremony; for you know merchant ships show but little law to pirates if they get them into their power.” - “Now you speak plain English,... ...niel Defoe told them there was a design to seize the ship, and take us for pirates, and asked them if they would stand by us, and by one another; the ... ...ges nor those in the boats could do as they were ordered before the Cochin Chinese were upon them, when two of their boats boarded 167 Daniel Defoe o... ...ng that I should meet with customers enough for the ship at Nankin, that a Chinese junk would serve me very well to go back again, and that he would p... ... creek or harbour which I might put into and pursue my busi- ness with the Chinese privately, and be in no danger of the enemy. He told me if I would ...

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..., it turned out, was de- voted to men travelling alone, and the third to the Chinese. The official was easily moved to anger at the least delay; but t... ...w many baggage-waggons followed the engine, certainly a score; then came the Chinese, then we, then the families, and the rear was brought up by the c... ...w but wayside stations in the desert; how in these uncouth places pig-tailed Chinese pi- rates worked side by side with border ruffians and broken men... ...ike business of the emigrant train. But one thing I must say, the car of the Chinese was notably the least offensive. The cars on the Central Pacific ... ...LINGS, the sentiment of my fellow Cau- casians towards our companions in the Chinese car was the most stupid and the worst. They seemed never to have ... ...e bears the accusation. I am told, again, that they are of the race of river pirates, and belong to the most despised and dangerous class in the Celes... ... dangerous class in the Celestial Empire. But if this be so, what remarkable pirates have we here! and what must be the virtues, the industry, the edu...

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...If ye will swear, all of you, by the mer its of the Saviour, that ye are no pirates; nor have shed The New Atlantis – Bacon 5 blood, lawfully or un... ...iver thought fit altogether to re strain it. So is it not in China. For the Chinese sail where they will, or can; which showeth, that their law of ke... ...s. “We have burials in several earths, where we put divers cements, as the Chinese do their porcelain. But we have The New Atlantis – Bacon 31 the...

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...eets; the little railed- off spaces amongst piles of merchandise where the Chinese clerks, neat, cool, and sad-eyed, wrote rapidly and in silence amid... ...re. Bold, reckless, keen in business, not disinclined for a brush with the pirates that were to be found on many a coast as yet, making money fast, th... ... transac- tions, his loves, and also of his desperate fights with the Sulu pirates, together with the romantic tale of some child—a girl— found in a p... ...re—the companionship for life of a Malay girl, that legacy of a boatful of pirates—there was only within him a confused consciousness of shame that he... ... the lower part of the face inherited from her maternal ancestors—the Sulu pirates. Her firm mouth, with the lips slightly parted and dis- closing a g... ...beheld the pretty little house, the big godowns built neatly by an army of Chinese carpenters, the new jetty round which were clustered the trading ca... ...d- ings, in Abdulla’s house, in the residences of principal traders, Arab, Chinese, and Bugis, the excitement ran high, and lasted many days. With inb... .... As he was leaving he no- ticed a long strip of faded red silk, with some Chinese letters on it, which Jim-Eng had just fastened to one of the pillar... ...r awhile and went away. He did not know what the crazy-looking maze of the Chinese inscription on the red silk meant. Had he asked Jim-Eng, that patie...

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...traight from the open Pacific. “Stand by for stays.” As before, one of the Chinese hands stood by the sail rope of the jib. “Draw y’r jib.” The jib fi... ...at, the horrid close and oily smell, and the circle of silent, preoccupied Chinese, each sitting on his bunk- ledge, devouring stewed pork and holding... ...suming his pipe, “it’s like this, son. This ship belongs to one of the Six Chinese Companies of Chinatown in Frisco. Charlie, here, is one of the shar... ...velly sick,” hazarded the Chinaman from the ratlines, adding a sentence in Chinese to Charlie. “He says he tink-um ship sick, all same; ask um some- t... ...ce remained. Kitchell had gone down with his prize. The “Bertha Millner’s” Chinese crew huddled forward, talking wildly, pointing and looking in a bew... ...ppened there.” “It doesn’t look like a place for a Tong row with Chi- nese pirates, though, does it?” he said; but even as he spoke the words, he gues...

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...from the right to the left, like the Arabians, nor from up to down, like the Chinese, but aslant, from one corner of the paper to the other, like ladi... ...er the fashion of the kingdom, partly resembling the Persian, and partly the Chinese, and are a very grave and decent habit. The queen became so fond ... ...IB, AND JAPAN CHAPTER I The author sets out on his third voyage. Is taken by pirates. The malice of a Dutchman. His arrival at an island. He is receiv... ...ndition to defend ourselves. We were boarded about the same time by both the pirates, who entered furiously at the head of their men; but finding us a... ...d injurious terms his language could afford. About an hour before we saw the pirates I had taken an observation, and found we were in the latitude of ... ...latitude of 46 N. and longitude of 183. When I was at some distance from the pirates, I discovered, by my pocket glass, sev eral islands to the south... ... and took the government of the ship to themselves. Their design was to turn pirates and, plunder the Spaniards, which they could not do till they got... ...ight, with little pains, be resolved into an alphabet more eas ily than the Chinese. I could frequently distinguish the word Yahoo, which was repeat...

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... lieve. My opinion is that she was old enough to have been one of the last pirates, a slaver perhaps, or else an opium clipper of the early days, if n... ... Robinson tells of Schultz conspiring in Chantabun with some ruffians in a Chinese junk to steal the anchor off the starboard bow of the Bohemian Girl... ...ere raised to shade the eyes gazing out to sea. The rumour spread quickly. Chinese shop- keepers came to their doors, more than one white merchant, ev...

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...ounded on the consid eration of his guarding and protecting the seas from pirates and robbers, is the right to royal fish, which are whale and sturgeo... ...rchant ships are but extension bridges; armed ones but floating forts; even pirates and privateers, though following the sea as highwaymen the road, th... ...with one white tooth evilly protruding from its steel like lips. A rumpled Chinese jacket of black cotton funereally invested him, with wide black tro... ...gious hurry, they run away from each other as soon as possible. And as for Pirates, when they chance to cross each other’s cross bones, the first hail ... ...y that whalers hail — “How many barrels?” And that question once answered, pirates straightway steer apart, for Chapter 53 The Gam 235 they are infer... ...like pretty exclamations. Why it is that all Merchant seamen, and also all Pirates and Man of War’s men, and Slave ship sailors, cherish such a scornf... ... same field, Desmarest, got one of his authentic abortions; that is, from a Chinese drawing. And what sort of lively lads with the pencil those Chinese... ...se comprehensiveness surpasses Justinian’s Pandects and the By laws of the Chinese Society for the Suppression of Meddling with other People’s Busines... ...partial seas; where to traditions no rocks furnish tablets; where for long Chinese ages, the billows have still rolled on speechless and unspoken to, ...

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...shioning the whole width of the road. One end touched the slummy street of Chinese shops near the harbor, the other drove straight on, without houses,... ...aterworks on the hill coming at a loping can- ter down the middle to get a Chinese shopkeeper 16 End of the Tether for supper. Captain Whalley was no... ...d scowled at everybody connected with the Sofala ex- cept, perhaps, at the Chinese firemen who served to get her along. Their use was manifest: they w... ...made him peep over the side. His peering eyes, set aslant in a face of the Chinese type, a little old face, immovable, as if carved in old brown oak, ... ...hat Mr. Massy, for instance, was more pleasant naturally than the Balinini pirates. The river had not gained much by the change. They were in their wa...

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...en mixed together as though they had been no more than Moors, or Zulus, or Chinese. Lower New York was soon a furnace of crimson flames, from which th... ...ng city of A by means of three raider airships. A denounces B’s raiders as pirates and so forth, bom- bards B’s capital, and sets off to hunt down B’s... ... reeds from imaginary hawks. “Beaten,” he whispered. “Beaten and done for… Chinese! Yellow chaps chasing ‘em!” At last he came to rest in a clump of b... ...r- haps three minutes, then he sprang to his feet and went off towards the Chinese aeronaut’s gun hidden among the weeds. 8 8 8 8 8 There was no prete... ...lders with certain inert matter that had once been Lieutenant Kurt and the Chinese aeronaut and a dead cow, and much other uncongenial company, in the... ...s the weltering confusion, the horrible mess of the ex- ploded Prince, the Chinese aeronaut upside down, the limp- ing and bandaged bird-faced officer... ...village would be liable to a raid of Asiatics or Africans or such-like air-pirates, de- manding petrol and alcohol or provisions. The price of its ord...

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...nging in the moonlight from the tops and lower yard-arms, like a parcel of pirates gibbeted at sea by a cruiser. Connected with this sort of diversion... ...ore morning. So what’s to be done? If we have to sew him up, some of those pirates there for’ard may take it into their heads to run off with the ship... ...y-headed men aboard,” returned Salem; “we’re all a parcel of mutineers and pirates!” All this time, the mate was holding his peace; and Wilson, now co... ...drowning to be done, I’ll pass the word; so away with ye, ye blood-thirsty pirates.” It was to no purpose that they begged or threatened: Jermin, alth... ...does in some of your “dandy ships,” jamming in the sheaves of blocks, like Chinese slippers, too small to be useful: on the contrary, the ropes ran gl... ... and chest were exposed, and he sported a Guayaquil hat with a brim like a Chinese umbrella. This was Mr. Bell. He was very civil; showed us the groun...