I stumbled across the DVD of A Passage to India while browsing through the selection at the University of Melbourne library back in 2010.
Before then, I didn't know anything about the book (other than being vaguely familiar with the title in a way we're vaguely familiar with a lot of classic titles.) I turned the DVD over and read the description on the back, and learned that the story was about the trial of an Indian man accused of sexually assaulting a white woman in the racially charged atmosphere of British Colonial India.
<span>It sounded to me like </span>To Kill a Mockingbird set in India.
<span>I usually dig political and historical films, so this sounded great. </span>
<span>I borrowed it from the library, and was tremendously disappointed by it.
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Religious belief may influence trade in two ways. First, a shared religious belief may enhance trust and therefore reduce transaction costs between trading partners. This effect should be particularly important for goods that are sensitive to trust.
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Explanation:Turtle Bayou Resolutions were signed by settlers during the Anahuac disturbances, which played a role in the secession of Texas from mexico and the creation of the republic of texas.
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