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VQR Contributor Sells His Novel
… THE ORACLE OF STAMBOUL, about an eight-year old girl, who becomes an adviser to the Sultan in 1885 as the Ottoman Empire … has made the first chapter of his book available on his website . By Jacob Silverman …
The Frog and the Nightingale
… so young a frog. In fact, there was already talk of his becoming a soloist and singing all by himself at the next … uncle, whose balance was always endangered by the slightest compliment to the family voice, had gone so far as to … dangerous journey, and no one who had gone on it had ever come back. But James De Graffen-reid Porter had not been …
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Nice and Mild
… things. Then later, I’ll be able to deal with bigger, more complicated things; buying blinds is a lifeline that’s been … I’m going to IKEA to buy blinds for my son. He’s been complaining about it for over six months now, the fact that … he doesn’t have blinds, so the sun shines straight onto his computer screen. And now I’m going to sort it out. I’ve been …
Real Americans
… a specific accounting of the contortions into which communities and the courts tangled themselves while trying … by character and education for citizenship.” But, as Gross points out, his and the court’s ruling implied “Ozawa was … on juries, or even serve in the armed forces with white soldiers. But even if the Ozawas of the time had won the …
James David Barber and the Psychological Presidency
… or pathologically “ambitious out of anxiety,” “compliant and other-directed,” or “dutiful and self-denying” … are psychologically as well as politically rooted. Studies of schoolchildren had found that they first come to … components—would have distracted critics from his larger points. In any event, the theoretical and predictive …
The Deeds
… will get you where you’re going. Show it at all the checkpoints.” He then shrugged good-naturedly: “Beirut has many … flashed our flimsy scrap of paper and my passport at the soldiers lounging in their flimsy wooden booths, or just as … were courteous, hospitable, even likable—directed me to websites showing powder-burned children and heroic rescue …
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