- Squalidae, more
commonly known as dogfish, dog sharks, or
spiny dogfish, are one of
several families of
sharks categorized under Squaliformes,
making it...
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January 1844,
there were said to be 675
Aboriginal people resident in
squalid camps in Melbourne. The
British Colonial Office appointed five Aboriginal...
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people lived in
multistory apartment buildings (insulae) that were
often squalid firetraps.
Public facilities—such as
baths (thermae),
toilets with running...
- hunger, a
monotonous and
unbalanced diet at the best of times,
cramped and
squalid housing,
perhaps one
change of
meagre clothes,
insufficient bedding to...
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streets bullied and
called him a "parasite", "semi-barbarous", "canker", "
squalid coolie", "yellow man", and
other epithets.
People would spit on him as...
- consideration. An
example of this
could be a
person living in poor
conditions or
squalid housing in a high
crime area of a
developed country and
struggling to pay...
-
camps were
miserable places where food
rations were
meager and
conditions squalid. One
American admitted "The only
difference between the
stalags and concentration...
- and
contained a
large network of
dungeons where prisoners were held in
squalid conditions contaminated with
human waste.
Forced labor on
public works...
- all hope of
escape had vanished;
persistent rain
reduced the camp to a "
squalid ****" of mud and
starving cattle,
supplies were
dangerously low and many...
- such as Camp Gurs or Camp Vernet,
where 12,000
Republicans were
housed in
squalid conditions. In his
capacity as
consul in Paris,
Chilean poet and politician...
