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The comparative quality Jiang attributes to Vikings: curiosity about opponents and willingness to learn from other cultures.
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Viking respect
The comparative quality Jiang attributes to Vikings: curiosity about opponents and willingness to learn from other cultures.
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"...the Vikings, regardless, even though they were brutal, they still had respect for their opponents. They never developed a contempt for their opponents. They..."
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"...a general curiosity about the world. That comes from a general respect of other cultures."
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