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Island in the Sand
… between Timbuktu and Araouane and the place where, in 1826, Alexander Gordon Laing, the first European to reach … to make himself heard above the straining engine: “Soldiers don’t come into the desert, even this close to … from close to the well of Taganet. I was born here”—he points away to the southwest—“close to Araouane. It is my …
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Survivor Files
… you! Fuck you! My brother just got out, and me and him gon’ come up here and fuck you up!” you say. “On everything I … boys out of the school is a kid who ain’t a friend but who also ain’t heretofore been an enemy. “Why you quit? That was … patna slow long enough to glance into the house, glimpse bodies through a naked kitchen window, one who spies you and …
The Green-Room
… the Jefferson trilogy, which is now almost completed. In 1926, the year of the centennial of Jefferson’s death, the … Walter I/. Myers has contributed a number of studies of the contemporary novel to the Virginia Quarterly. In … it merits, Andreas Dorpalen brings out its salient points and implications in “Britain and Russia.” Mr. …
Stevenson’s “Wide and Starry Sky”
… our understanding of the author’s life and work in the coming decades. A gifted and prolific letter writer, Louis, … with his parents. To please his father Louis studied law and won admission to the Scottish bar, but neither … what is probably his greatest literary effort, Kidnapped, also published in 1886. Calder interprets the courageous yet …
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The Debate Over Fair Pay for Women
… that gender should have no affect on a person’s job compensation. Where things stand The median weekly earnings … and a decrease in cumulative work experience. Critics also observe that the wage statistics do not take fringe … experience, tenure, and educational background when making compensation decisions. However, a Government Accountability …
The Green Room, Winter 1988
… The Green Room, Winter 1988 Even though he died a quarter of a century ago this year (Nov.22, 1973), … major milestones in the Cold War, Jean Edward Smith points out that “throughout 1945 and 1946, when relations … Policy , was published last year by the West Publishing Company. A member of the English faculty at Virginia …
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