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behind the hajnal line
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“l’explication de l’idéologie”
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todd’s family systems and the hajnal line
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traditional family systems in medieval russia
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mating patterns in baltic populations
caucasuses
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random notes: 04/22/13
dagestani avars
dutch
going dutch
mating patterns of the medieval franks
trees and frisians
medieval germanic kindreds … and the ditmarsians
english
random notes: 07/30/13
anglo-saxon mating patterns
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kinship in anglo-saxon society
kinship in anglo-saxon society ii
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the importance of the kindred in anglo-saxon society
random notes: 08/05/13
exogamous marriage in medieval england
cousin marriage in 13th-15th century england
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english individualism iii
the transition from shame to guilt in anglo-saxon england (and “core” europe)
geographical origin of the quakers
on the topographical origins of the quakers
the myddle people
quaker individualism
english victorian working class pugilists
traditional family systems in medieval britain and ireland
cousin marriage rates amongst nineteenth century english and english jews
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kindreds, communes, feuds, and mating patterns in medieval france
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la lignée
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inbreeding in nineteenth century alsace-lorraine (including jews)
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inbreeding amongst germanic tribes
more on inbreeding in germanic tribes
what about the franks?
early medieval germans … again!
medieval germanic kindreds … and the ditmarsians
more on medieval germanic kindreds
fbd marriage in germanic tribes?
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inbreeding in europe’s periphery
early and late medieval irish mating practices
clannish medieval ireland
early modern and modern clannish ireland
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inbreeding in ireland in modern times
irish travellers
traditional family systems in medieval britain and ireland
runs of homozygosity in the irish population
italians
inbreeding in italy
increases in inbreeding in italy after the wars(?)
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i wasn’t imagining it
la famiglia
exogamous marriage in northern medieval italy
jews
jewish endogamy on mallorca
cousin marriage rates amongst nineteenth century english and english jews
inbreeding in nineteenth century alsace-lorraine (including jews)
jewish mating patterns in nineteenth century russia
scandinavians
inbreeding in sweden
inbreeding in 18th and 19th century sweden
mating patterns in medieval norway
questions some of us thought to ask [iceland]
scotland
hatfields and mccoys
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mating patterns in medieval/early modern scotland
slavs/eastern europeans
mating patterns in medieval eastern europe
traditional family systems in medieval and modern poland
medieval russian mating patterns
traditional family systems in medieval russia
i thought he was just being french
historic mating patterns in poland
balkan endogamy
more on albanians
random notes: 06/01/13
krsna slava
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la endogamia en la españa medieval
inbreeding in spain in the 19th & 20th centuries
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a study in swiss
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the radical reformationmating patterns in muslim populations series
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kissin’ cousins
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just what i wanted to know!
europe
anarchy in the u.k.
maghreb
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middle east
aígyptos
tribalism on the innerwebs
inbreeding and the ancient hebrews (and the arabs)
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corporations and collectivities
family type in egypt
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cousin marriage in china
abridged history of cousin marriage in china
cousin marriage rates in modern china
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historic mating patterns in japan
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random notes: 06/07/14
malaysia
the semaimating patterns in the americas series
mating patterns in africa series
general
cousin marriage in sub-saharan africa
flatlanders vs. mountaineers revisited
west africa
the bamileke of cameroon
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One can always have another son but a father is irreplaceable. I can’t remember who said that.
tag: is that pig latin?
No, it seems correct. Though my Latin is rather limited….
it says:
Here : Darth Vader:
Holds light-sword:
No: I am your father
Here: Luke Skywalker:
On the contrary: that is not true:
Though my latin-hungarian dictionary only contains immo, not imo. Also, while Vader [wader?] can be traced to the stem vado (III.) (to go or hasten), I am not good enough at Latin to tell whether the verb-to-noun derivative suffix is properly applied [I would probably use “vadtor”]. Does Darth mean anything in English? It sounds like it was derived from dark – considering the character – but it is certainly not regularly done. Nevertheless dark is not from Latin, it probably should have been obscurus or ater.
And also hope the tag was not rhetorical.
Vader would more eloquently say: “Immo, ego pater!”