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Euphrates, and down the Euphrates to Babylon. It is true that Alexander thus led his Macedonians overland into Arabia, but their attack was really based on sea-power, as is evident from the rapid rise which ensued of the great Greek-speaking ports of Alexandria and Antioch, the coastal capitals, that is to say, of seamen going inland. If these facts be considered with a geographical eye, a belt of fertility will be seen extending northwestward up the Euphrates, then curving to southward along the rain-gathering

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the marathon collectivism of its public enterprises with semiformal and shamefaced competitive ploys in all shades of gray, and with the desperate buffoonery of advertisement and entertainment. I would argue that we share with the Hellenistics of Alexandria, and with predialectic phases in other civilizations, a transient and highly unstable orientation. It is, however, part of a model, and most assuredly not a position assumed out of convenience. In the inspiration and development of its theoretical

French−english (dictionnaire) alcool : alcohol alcoolisme : alcoholism alcoolsans : soft, soft drink alcôve : alcove alcyon : kingfisher aldéhyde : aldehyde aléa : risk, hazard alentour : roundabout alentours : surroundings alerte : alarm Alexandrie : Alexandria algarade : quarrel, dispute algébra : algebra algèbre : algebra algébrique : algebraic Algérie : Algeria algérien : algerian Algiers : Algiers algorithme : algorithm algue : alga, seaweed alibi : alibi French−english Dictionary 105 French−english

Angleterre. GREENFIELD, T.B. (1979). Research in Educational Administration in the United States and Canada, communication présentée à la British Educational Administration Society, University of Birmingham, Angleterre. GREENFIELD, T.B. (1981). « Who’s Asking the Question Depends on What Answer You Get », dans R.G. Townsend et S.B. Layton (dir.), What’s So Canadian About Canadian Educational Administration ?, Toronto, OISE Press, p. 13-27. GREENFIELD, T.B. (1993). « Research in Educational Administration