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| *[[Sigmund Freud]] (1856 - 1939) | *[[Sigmund Freud]] (1856 - 1939) | ||
| *[[H. Rider Haggard]] (1856 - 1925) | *[[H. Rider Haggard]] (1856 - 1925) | ||
| - | *[[Jean Moréas]]]] (1856 - 1910) | + | *[[Jean Moréas]] (1856 - 1910) |
| *[[White slavery trope]] | *[[White slavery trope]] | ||
| **In 1856 The New York Daily Times reported that a consequence of the Russian conquest of the [[Caucasus]] was a glut of beautiful Circassian women on the ... | **In 1856 The New York Daily Times reported that a consequence of the Russian conquest of the [[Caucasus]] was a glut of beautiful Circassian women on the ... | ||
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- Sigmund Freud (1856 - 1939)
- H. Rider Haggard (1856 - 1925)
- Jean Moréas (1856 - 1910)
- White slavery trope
- In 1856 The New York Daily Times reported that a consequence of the Russian conquest of the Caucasus was a glut of beautiful Circassian women on the ...
- Felicien Rops's Almanach Crocodilien
- Histoires extraordinaires (1856; "Extraordinary Tales" ) ...
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