‘”Civilizing the Redman”: John Locke, Adam Smith and Social Darwinist perceptions of Religion, Land-use and Progress in North America

Christina Welch

‘”Civilizing the Redman”: John Locke, Adam Smith and Social Darwinist perceptions of Religion, Land-use and Progress in North America

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Uncontrollable Extinction in terms of Global Bioethics
Editors	Chris Mounsey
Pages	68
Number of pages	93
ISBN (Electronic)	9781003107132
Publication status	Published - 2022

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