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Pathos: noun - an attribute in speech, writing,
events, persons, which can excite pity or sadness; the power to stir tender or
melancholy emotion.
'You write with all the
pathos of a sufferer; it's as though you've experienced all the many tragedies
you describe in your work. I find myself moved to tears so often by the power
of the pathos in your words.'
16 Nov 1961 – Great Britain
began limiting immigration from the Commonwealth. Until this point, almost any
citizen of the Commonwealth could legitimately come to live in these small
islands. It was more or less inevitable, given the relative sizes of the
country and the Commonwealth, that such restrictions would eventually be imposed.
Overcrowding is a major cause of civil unrest and the increasing influx of
non-native settlers was bound to become a major issue once full employment was
no longer assured.
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