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Tom-tao-yu Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Slavery and capitalism
" In point of tiem, the first area outside of Europe to attract the benign eye of acquisitive merchants, the righteous sigh of pious missionaries and the consecrated sword of gracious sovereigns was that land-mass, nearest to it, and around which one needs to go to reach the fabled riches of Asia----that is, Africa."
it is an excerption from Slavery and Capitalism,
can any teachers please teach me what the bold "it" in the paragrah refers to?
it is an excerption from Slavery and Capitalism,
can any teachers please teach me what the bold "it" in the paragrah refers to?
Top answer
sorry, should be " in point of time"
- sorry, should be " in point of time"
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Very complex text... I think that IT is AREA, but I dindn't quite understand the context.
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Thank you very much anyway.
I think it refers to Area, too, I just was not sure about it.
It is a very complex text, but it's just how it was written.
I think it refers to Area, too, I just was not sure about it.
It is a very complex text, but it's just how it was written.
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