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Recent years have witnessed a transformation in historical and literary understandings of John Foxe and the great Book of Martyrs that bears his name, as it has moved from an always-recognized (if misunderstood) text into an essential work that casts light on early modern religion, nationhood, martyrdom, persecution, print and editorial practices, and questions of texts, literacy, and authorship. A report in the April 16 Khaleej Times casts light on the desperate situation of many young Bangladeshi women, around 400 of whom fall prey to organized human traffickers every month, with the majority of those becoming prostitutes. The discovery casts light on engineering and environmental know-how that originated among Amazonian groups at least several thousand years ago, proposes Clark L. |
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