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[…] submitted to House Subcommittee on Surface Transportation, 19 Feb. 1997. [7] “It’s Party Time,” U.S. News & World Report, 12 Jan. 1998. [8] American Academy of Actuaries, Issue Brief, Fall 1997. [9] See “Rostenkowski […]
[…] find it enlightening in understanding the promotion of culture and city planning in Washington, D.C. In the World: The Diaries of Reed Smoot. Edited by Harvard S. Heath (Salt Lake City: Signature Books in […]
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[…] As with many dissenting movements, there was probably more unity in dissent generally than in a well-formulated world view. Still, the Godbeites were interested in the meaning of religion in the modern world, especially […]
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[…] moment of candor, she writes, “Never does my mind revert to the scenes enacted on that ‘isolated world’ but I remember the patter of those little feet, and can see the golden child in […]