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… been well-nigh stifled. In South Carolina this class was composed of small farmers, living chiefly in the upland … the former Confederate cavalry leader, defeated the “Radicals,” as the Republicans and carpet-baggers were called, and … She was, according to Francis Butler Simkins, from whose studies of South Carolina’s political and social life many of …

… Paul had married my mother a few years after my father died, and over their time together he behaved in ways that … December, Melville House released The Senate Intelligence Committee Report on Torture , a document that had been made … [sic] with head lower than torso.” 2 But detainees also drank Ensure. Lots of it. They almost certainly drank …

… A former marine, Morris contributes Entries from The New Combat Contractionary: An Exercise in Interpretive … ,” by David J. Morris, Winter 2008 The New York Times is also taking this opportunity to look back, with their “Five … Bearing Witness: Five Years of the Iraq War commemorative website. They combine video, still photos, interview audio, …

… A heavily armed combat unit of roughly 100 American soldiers in the space of a few hours killed between four and … hordes of investigators and lawyers, over the fine legal points of such ambiguity in the message but not its results. … he should have been talking to more of the Spec 4s and the PFCs. They would have known. And so, with a massive new …

… Henry Newman. By J. Elliot Ross. New York: W. W. Norton and Company. $2.75. The Social Implications of the Oxford … is Prose; Catholicism is Poetry.” And again, as Mr. Dawson points out, the anti-Rationalism of the leaders of the … proposed substitute, may be fundamental and realistic, and also that its own alternative may be valid.” The author’s …