We have the utmost respect and sympathy for the Cuban people with whom we share a common heritage".
In the catalog, Mr. Ward writes: "Apart from a few periods of religious conflict, Christians and pagans lived together peacefully, sharing a common heritage.
"But when you look more closely, you see that we share a common heritage in security and our strengths complement each other incredibly well," Beard wrote.
Perhaps it is due to the fact that being ethnic Chinese, I share a common heritage with more than half of the population.
From watching him operate, I learned how sharing a common heritage mattered and how by coming together to support one another, an ethnic group could become a political force.
But Anglicans at least shared a common ethnic heritage and cultural context.
They also confirm that the other instances of "Royal disease" in the family line were hemophilia, Rogaev says, because they all shared a common genetic heritage.
There's also the well-worn "children of Abraham" narrative, in which Muslims, Jews, and Christians are all said to share in a common heritage and should therefore see each other as spiritual cousins.
"They do share a common heritage," he said.
When the whole community shares a common heritage, patriotic drama and drama commemorating national heroes, as are seen almost universally in Asian theatre, is of this kind.
