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A psychologist explodes the myths surrounding talent, practice, genius, and intelligence
Scott Kaufman examines the events and particular significance of the 'Pig War', centred on the Pacific Northwest in the mid-19th century - a contest of colonial rivalry which lasted well over two decades and helped define both the emerging power of the United States and its relationship with the British Empire.
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