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,-·, 24 Anthony R, Walker 167. chi nza ve : all of these 168. ka : also 169. naw: you 170. ta k'a : not foolish 171. ta vi : not senseless. 170-71 forms a couplet 172. pi : give 173. melt indicates request, "please". 169-73 "do not make us foolish and senseless" 174. hk'a-deh taw leh : carefully shield and 175. hk'a-deh suh leh : carefully side-step and 176. po pi: protect [and] give Verse 12 177. te nyi sheh yan : one day three times 178. meh-na : streams (from Thai mae nam : river) 179. g'ui : water 180. hk'e: like 181. g'ui : water 182. keh : pure 183. ha : rock 184. keh : pure. 181-4 constitutes a couplet 185. hk'e: like 186. da-o: good · Verse 13 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. . 192. 193. ya-fi : opium ka-peh : coffee peh-daw hti-daw (couplet) : "divide up and smoke and drink" (peh-da-ve ·: to divide, daw-ve : to smoke or to drink) ya-fi : opium ka: also meu .. ti mvuh-mi (couplet) : heaven paw: usv
LAHU NYI (1\ED LAilU) NEW YEAR TEXTS-Ill 25 194. g'a-ve : can 195. daw-ti ga-ti: all-wise (see 8) 196. pfuh sheh-hpa: carrying-on-the-back person 197. peh-ca hti-ca (couplet) : divide and eat (ca-ve : to eat; see 189) 198. naw : you 199. te mote cu ve (couplet) : one group Verse 14 200. ca she : eat finished 201. leh hk'a-deh: and carefully 202. k' aw pa : again order 203. leh ta pi : and put [and] give 204. mi-ma : earth 205. chi hta-haw : on this 206. aw-bon aw-shi (couplet) : blessing, boon 207. te nyi mui-ve, chi nyi ca ma peu : one day work in the fields, ten days eat not finish 208. te hk'aw mui-ve : one year work in the fields 209. chi hk'aw : ten years 210. ha hk'aw : one hundred years 211. ca leh ma peu-ve: eat and not finish 212. aw-bon aw-shi chi-ve : this blessing, boon 213. k'aw hpaw: again open up 214. leh ta pi : and put [and] give Verse 15 215. naw haweh naw ha : your grandchildren and great-,grandchildren 216. ta k'a ta vi (coup.let) : not foolish or senseless 217. pi: give 218. naw: you 219. ho-ti caw sheh-hpa: all~knowing having person (see 146-8) 220. ka-ti caw sheh-hpa : al1-true having person (see 149-50) ' 221. hk' a-deh : carefully 222. nyi: look [after us] Z23. pi : ~ive
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106 John P. Ferguson and Sbalardcha
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108 John P. Ferguson and Sha!ardcha
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110 John P. Ferguson and Shalardcba
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146 John P •. Fcrguson and Shalar
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152 Donald K. Swearer layperson bef
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154 Donald K. Swearer to others. Wi
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158 Donald K. Swearer In combining
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160 Donald K. Swearer Thai Buddhism
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162 Donald K. Swearer of the war (k
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164 Donald K. Swearer circumstances
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166 Donald K. Swearer groom for the
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168 Donald K. Swearer APPENDIX A Li
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170 James B. Pruess The sacred plac
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172 James B. Pruess results assume
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174 James B. Pruess the Buddha repl
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176 James B. Pruess the Buddha). In
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178 James B. Pruess their attendant
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180 James B. Pruess novices. Two st
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184 James B. Pruess for zenith and
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186 James B. Pruess (d) Three Refug
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188 James B. Pruess conception was
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190 James B. Pruess registration bo
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192 James B. Pruess noted Thai scho
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194 James B. Pruess Except for cert
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196 James B. Pruess Finally, visiti
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204 James B. Pruess At another leve
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206 James B. Pr1.1ess Pruess, James
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208 Amara Pongsapich duced along wi
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210 Amara Pongsapich ranked socio-e
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212 Amara Pongsapich A further disc
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214 Amara Pongsapich In contrast wi
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216 Amara Pongsapich The above assu
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218 Amara Pongsapich Ethnicity is a
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220 Amara Pongsapich white collar e
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222 Amara Pongsapich Another possib
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224 Amara Pongsapich children's occ
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226 Amara Pongsapich The following
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228 Amara Pongsapich In tables 8 an
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232 Amara Pongsapich In this study
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234 Amara Pongsapich (Embree, 1950;
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236 Amara Pongsapicb REFERENCES Aki
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238 Laurence D. Stifel exports and
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240 Laurence D. Stifel farms and a
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242 Laurence D. Stifel Do the villa
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248 Laurence D. Stifel The division
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250 Laurence D. Stifel VIllage 1930
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254 Laurence D. Stifel from transfe
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256 Laurence D. Stifel TABLE 5 Loss
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258 Laurence D. Stifel For example,
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260 Laurence D. Stifel advantages o
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262 Laurence D. Stifel TABLE 7 Loca
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264 Laurence D. Stifel TABLE 8 A. S
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266 Laurence D. Stifel until mechan
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APPENDIX A Basic Statistics on the
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272 Laurence D. Stifel The villages
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274 Laurence D. Stifel It was origi
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276 REVIEW AllTICLE The orthodox hi
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280 REVJEW ARTICLE the fighting in
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282 Rb:VJEW ARTICLE The events afte
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284 tmvmw AllTJC.LE Genealogical Ta
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286 IIEV!E\V AIITICLE everywhere en
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288 REVIEW ARTICLE But 'dependencie
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290 REVIEW ARTICLE "The monarch for
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292 HEV!EW Aln'ICLE found-Dong Mae
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294 REVIEW AllTlCLE 1767). The firs
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296 REVIEW AHTlCLE Vijaya with 15 d
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298 HEVIEW Al\TICLE in Sanslcnt, wh
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300 REVIEW ARTICLE 3. He reached hi
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302 IIEVIEW AHTICLE the archers, sh
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304 HEVJEW AHTJCLE dwelling in Pali
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306 HEVIEW AHTICLE Trincomalee, one
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308 REVIEW ARTICLE 20. PARAKRAMABAH
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310 REVIEW ARTICLE (some of which w
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312 HEVIEW AHTICLE carried this tra
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314 REVIEW ARTICLE with Sundara Sri
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316 lmVIEW ARTICLE kramabahu. In th
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318 ltEVIEW ARTICLE Rajawamsapustak
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320 UEVIEW ARTICLE Abhayagiri Sect
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322 REVIEW ARTICLE Dr. C.E. Godakum
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324 llEVIEW ARTICLE Two Ceylonese i
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328 REVIEW All'I''JCLE colophon jus
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330 HEVIEW AHT!CL~; King Bandhanati
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332 REVIEW ARTICLE Then after seven
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334 REVIEW ARTICLE Finding the city
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336 HEV!EW AHTICLE As for the ancie
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338 RICVIEW ARTICLE Later bra~y'a h
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340 REVIEW AH'J'JCLE _ du!iya (seco
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342 REVIEW ARTICLE is 60 combinatio
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348 REVIEW AR'f!CLE Also fictitious
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350 HEVIE\\ AHTICLE Until more manu
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354 REVIEW AHTICLE Manit commented
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356 REVIEW ARTICLE As for Manit's c
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358 REVIE\\ ARTICLE Later on in the
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360 REV!E\\ ARTICLE something which
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362 REVIEW ARTICLE It is noteworthy
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364 REVIEW Al\TICLE The reader will
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366 HEVIEW ARTICLE a theme borrowed
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368 REVIEW ARTICLE shows that for h
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370 REVIEW ARTICLE mo'ail, includin
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372 REVIEW ARTICLE in order to inse
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374 HEVJE\V AHTlCLE Mai is mentione
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376 HEVIE\V ,\HTICLE Griswold ident
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NOTE KING MANGRAI AND CHIANG RUNG b
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REVIEWS The Buddha's Words. Extract
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384 REVIEWS Of the approximate numb
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388 U~VIEWS P.B. Lafont et D. Lomba
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390 REVIEWS town, of rural simplici
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392 REVIEWS also praised the produc
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394 REVIEWS finger on the whole pro
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396 REVIEWS It would seem that one
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398 REVIEWS informal relations. The
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400 REVIEWS to Nirvana. I must conf
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402 REVIEWS and career concern to t
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406 REVIEWS dis pari ties and the c
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408 REVIEWS In the export sector at
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410 HEVIEWS Export promotion expans
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412 REVIEWS The manner of presentat
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414 REVIEWS with respect to change,
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416 REVIEWS twelve indicate a disti
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418 HE VIE\\ S Chapter VII are we a
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420 HEVIEWS same theme as Prince Ak
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422 REVIEWS In his lengthy article
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424 1\EVJE\\S business, and a follo
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426 REVIEWS generally seem to share
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428 REVIEWS Roff presents this phas
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430 REVIEWS moral basis for reform
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432 REVIE\I'S Asmodeus visits Hell
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434 REVIEWS Milton Osborne, River R
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436 REVIEWS this waterway was prove
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440 REVIEWS widely known Burney Pap
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OBITUARY Mom Chao Ajavadis Diskul I
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444 OBITUARY Despite his station in
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Just published Klaus Wenk WANDMALER
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G.E. GERINI CHULAKANTAMANGALA or Th
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THE SIAMESE THEATRE A COLLECTION OF
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Contributions Contributions to the
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THE SIAM SOCIETY Under Royal Patron
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THE SIAM SOCIETY PA'I'U.ON VICE-PAT
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© ALL RIGHTS RESERVED THE SIAM SOC
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Page Reviews David P. Chandler Mich
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2 Nicholas Tarling The unequal trea
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4 Nicholas Tarling ness had been du
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6 Nicholas Tarling Pradit's economi
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8 Nicholas Tarling The right-wing B
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10 Nicholas Tarling Among the Siame
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12 Nicholas Tarling This Crosby fel
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14 Nicholas Tarling tion' was prefe
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14 Nicholas Tarliog tion' was prefe
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16 Nicholas Tarling was that he saw
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20 Nicholas Tarling prepared to com
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20 Nicholas Tarling prepared to com
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d Funhermure. the King'li PH''IIi:r
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24 Nicholas Tarling Phya Abhibal ag
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26 Nicholas Tarling King Prajadbipo
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28 Nicholas Tarling The King left o
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30 Nicholas Tarling not identify th
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30 Nicholas Tarling not identify th
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32 Nicholas Tarling The King believ
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34 Nicholas Tarling As Crosby right
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36 Nicholas Tarling 'that we were o
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38 Nicholas Tarling The ex-King bro
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40 Benjamin A. Batson Because many
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42 Benjamin A. Batson received only
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44 Benjamin A. Batson then digresse
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46 Benjamin A. Batson century Weste
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48 Benjamin A. Batson that he be ap
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so Benjamin A. Batson modeled close
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52 Benjamin A. Batson both the Thai
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54 Benjamin A. Batson he reached an
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56 Benjamin A. Batson he was no lon
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58 Benjamin A. Batson Little of sub
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60 Benjamin A. Batson be salaried;
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62 Benjamin A. Batson Late in 1867
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64 Benjamin A. Batson IV. Vicissitu
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66 Benjamin A. Batson used to the T
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68 Benjamin A. Batson American trad
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70 Benjamin A. Batson that I may be
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72 Benjamin A. Batson of the last a
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74 Benjamin A. Batson "noble work"
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76 Benjamin A. Batson uously to 192
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78 Benjamin A. Batson Halderman com
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8Q Benjamin A. Batson He was the he
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82 Benjamin A. Batson and requested
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84 Benjamin A. Batson citizen, a mi
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86 Benjamin A. Batson juncture.ts9
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88 Benjamin A. Batson represented t
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90 Benjamin A. Batson one of the mo
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Benjamin A. Batson the twin perils
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94 Benjamin A. Batson portrait of B
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96 Benjamin A. Bats.on Department o
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98 Benjamin A. Batson classes."22I
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100 Benjamin A. Batson The fears of
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102 Benjamin A. Batson education. K
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104 Benjamin A. Batson I must confe
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106 Benjamin A. Batson on Siam's go
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108 Benjamin A. Batson the Governme
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110 Benjamin A. Batson long remaine
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LES DROITS DES MINORITES NATIONALES
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114 Martial Dasse Ainsi, la Grande-
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116 Martial Dasse Les Karens, effra
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116 Martial Dasse Les Karens, effra
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11 8 Martial Dasse La reponse de la
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120 Martial DassG fut promis".l9 Ce
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122 Martial Dasse - Les Etats Shans
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124 Martial Dasse Premier Ministre,
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126 Martial Dasse doit etre incorpo
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128 Martial Dasse La population, te
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130 Martial Dasse (d) L'Etat Karen
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132 Martial Dasse Quant aux Karens,
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134 Martial Dasse (f) La Region Adm
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136 Martial Dasse La repartition de
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138 Martial Dasse la responsabilite
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140 Anthony R. Walker community has
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142 Anthony R. Walker developed by
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144 Anthony R. Walker Verse 2 26. y
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146 Anthony R. Walker 81. a: not 82
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148 Anthony R. Walker Fig. 1. RITUA
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150 Anthony R. Walker 197Sd 197Se "
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152 Durrenberger In order to unders
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154 Durrenberger the spirits direct
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156 Durrenberger Spirit: I will tel
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}58 Durrenberger You who look for s
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162 Jack Bilmes ceremonies to which
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l64 Jack Bilmes Care not invited to
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166 Jack Bilmes tendency for wats t
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168 Jack Bilmes relationship is thr
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MAPS FOR THE ANCESTORS: SACRALIZED
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172 David P. Chandler either at cou
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174 David P. Chandler Aside from Vi
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176 David P. Chandler The divisions
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178 David P. Chandler 5. phnom krom
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180 David P. Chandler 15. bakheng (
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182 David P. Chandler determine whe
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184 David P. Chandler carefully pla
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186 David P. Chandler has produced
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tHE AYODDHA YA PERIOD EARTHENWARES,
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190 C. Nelson Spinks Strange to say
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192 C. Nelson Spinks that are hands
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194 C. Nelson Spinks craftsmen repo
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196 C. Nelson Spinks The very produ
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200 C. Nelson Spinks process of cre
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Plate No. 19. Woman worker at the P
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REVIEWS R.E.M. Irving, The First In
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REVIEWS 321 English translation. Ea
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COMMUNICATION A response to Dr. Jer
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COMMUNiCATION 337 techniques ignore
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OBITUARY 339 But in fact his last a
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OBITUARY 341 University did not app
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4, Election of Honorary Auditor A.N
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADMINISTRATION
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MEMBERSHIP COM
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ANNUAL REPORT 349 Committee Members
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLICATIONS C
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ANNUAL REPORT Of THE NATURAL HISTOR
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ANNUAL REPOilT 363 All members resi
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LIST OF ;\JEMUERS 365 Mr. Claude Ba
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LIST OF MEMBERS 367 Mr. Jere Broh-K
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LIST OF MEMBERS 369 Dr. J. Lin Comp
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LIST 011 MEMBERS 373 Mr. James B. H
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LIST OF MEMBERS 375 Mr. Keith D. Je
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LIST OF MEMDERS 379 Mr. Fimio Matsu
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LIST OF MEMBERS 381 Mr. E. Conard P
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LIST OF MEMBERS 383 Dr. Klaus Rosen
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LIST OF MEMBERS 385 Mrs. Catherine
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Mr. D.K. Swearer Mrs. Norman L. Swe
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LIST OF MEMBERS 389 Dr. Peter Vlach
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Australia SUBSCRIBERS (Institutions
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SUBSCRIBERS 393 Faculty of Science,
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Just published Klaus Wenk WANDMALER
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