For about six months Wallace Turnage worked in Hector Davis's slave auction house helping organize the auctions every day.
华莱士·特内奇在赫克托·戴维斯的,奴隶拍卖行工作了六个月,每天帮助组织拍卖
So in high school, I played American football at Exeter.
高中的时候,我在埃克塞特(英格兰西南部的一个城市) 玩美式橄榄球。
I'll bet you never heard of Tellus of Athens, neither had Croesus, neither had anybody else outside of Athens.
我打赌你们从没听说过雅典的特勒斯,包括克罗伊斯在内的,任何一个非雅典人都不知道
But in the end Colcott Jones becomes a classic example of the guilty pro-slavery slaveholder.
但是最终考克特.琼斯成为了一个典型的,自认为有罪的亲奴制的奴隶主
And the Spanish, a much smaller group of people was able to overtake the Aztec civilization, very well established, because that group of people was devastated by the disease.
那些西班牙人,只是一支较小的队伍,他们之所以战胜高度发达的阿兹特克文明,是因为阿兹特克人被这种疾病摧残了
In the time we're starting this course in the seventeenth century, besides London, which is this gigantic place, the biggest cities in England were Norwich and Exeter, and York in the north.
我们这节课的起始年代,即十七世纪,除了伦敦这个巨型的城市,英国最大的城市是诺里奇和埃克塞特,以及北部的约克
He's passing up Wheaties for Frosted Flakes.
他已经拒绝了惠特,而为菲斯克多麦片做代言
So with apologies to Strunk and White, this is in the passive form, that's dominated, passive voice.
斯特伦克和怀特很抱歉,我用了被动式,即劣势,被动语态
Janek Gunt? -Yeah.
杰那克·刚特?,-是的。
So I went to Philips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire,
我去了新罕布什尔州的菲利普斯埃克塞特学院。
Contrast this book, Prufrock and Other Observations, the subtitle left off here of the cover of T.S. Eliot's great book, published in 1917. This is a different object, isn't it?
把这本《普鲁弗洛克的情诗》和其他的《观察》相比,注意艾略特这本史诗般的书上方的这个副标题,这是在1917年出版的,这是一个截然不同的主题,不是吗?
And so a group if these sea peoples comes in and occupies this area They will be the Philistines, the area that is now the Gaza Strip And they found the five Philistine cities that you will hear about increasingly in the book of Judges: Gaza, Ashkelon, Gath, Ashdod and Ekron.
这样一个部族,如果海上来的民族到达并占领此地,他们就是腓利士人,而这地区就是现在的加沙地带,他们发现了五座腓利士城市,你们在《士师记》中会经常听到这些名字:,加沙,阿什克伦,迦特,阿什杜德,以革伦。
The figure you are quoting in New York times which came out of a report published by a French economist who lives in India John Kenneth. And the article was by Sangota, the New York Times editor.
你从纽约时报,某篇报道上摘下来的数据,出自一名住在印度的法国经济学家,之手,他叫约翰·克南斯,该文章由纽约时报的圣郭特所编辑。
Their concern was not the conditions of blacks but what slavery did to whites; and usually they ended up in the same situation as Colcott Jones.
他们从不为黑人着想,而只关心奴隶对白人的影响,他们最终的下场都与考克特.琼斯一样
I say that a typical phalanx is eight; however, by the time you get down to the fourth century and people are doing all kinds of new and innovative things, we hear that the left wing of the Boeotian army at Leuktra was fifty men deep.
常见的方阵有八行,然而四世纪时,人们进行了一系列的革新,听说在洛伊克特拉城皮奥夏人的军队,左翼纵深五十排
those family letters have been published in a book called The Children of Pride, and a brilliant book has been written about Colcott Jones and his extended family by Erskine Clarke called Dwelling Place.
这些家书后来被公布于世,收录在一本名叫《骄傲的孩子》的书中,另外有一本书是关于,考克特.琼斯和他的远亲家的故事,厄斯金克拉克
And so there are famous reports of how the Aztecs, that whole civilization, was devastated by smallpox.
有报道说阿兹特克文明如何发达,但这整个文明,都毁灭于天花
Croesus was astonished and he asked Solon why did he select Tellus?
克罗伊斯很吃惊,他问梭仑为什么选特勒斯
But one of the fascinating things about Charles Colcott Jones born in the late eighteenth century, rises to adulthood by the teens,1820s is he's a classic example of a highly educated Southern planter.
但查尔斯.考克特.琼斯最有意思的事情是,他生在十八世纪末期,在十八世纪二十年代成年,他是位受过高等教育的南方种植者的代表
One of the most famous and one of the most prolific was a man named Charles Colcott Jones who owned a huge rice and partly cotton plantation system in low-country Georgia, just south of Savannah.
其中一位著名的多产农场主名叫,查尔斯·考克特·琼斯,他在乔治亚的低地,拥有大片的良田和一部分棉花种植园,就在乔治亚州东南部一城市
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