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Christian, Edward

Christian, Edward

conspirator; false to everyone. [Br. Lit.: Peveril of the Peak, Walsh Modern, 96]
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The second CYCA team of Tim Austin, James Christian, Edward Christian and James Eginton are also graduates of the CYCA's Youth Sailing Academy.
Given this long history of Anglo-American perceptions of the essentially Islamic "East," there is little ability among western Christians to grasp Mitri Raheb's assertion that since "Arab Christians and Muslims share the Arabic culture, history, and language; their fate is intertwined and inseparable," and that, likewise, "Arab Christians are an inseparable part of the world of Islam." (18) As the late Palestinian intellectual and Anglican Christian, Edward Said, once observed, "Being an Arab, even for a non-Muslim, means being a member of ...
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