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… most of my associates now turn their backs on the comfortable hint of objective economic drift, and put on the … manifestation is in the retirement of political expedients and the forward rush of economic problems. England … public utilities grew from twenty-two in 1919 to 1,029 in 1926, and he found that after the world war (1919-1928), no …

… peoples, of businesses, of ideas fuzzes borders, and home becomes where the heart is (or the heartless aren’t). Yet in … as opposed to the rest of the nation. The Confederate soldier in a cartoon grumbles, “Forget hell!” This aspect of … you must also work with social realities.   These are all points that some Southerners instinctively grasp, and they …

… go alone. A number of fathers, uncles, and brothers would accompany the group—as well as a handful of students from even … who was first drawn to Zanskar as a climber, then studied its agriculture as a graduate student, and now welcomed … over the adjoining rock and dirt. Indeed, there were many points ahead where, in warmer weather, with the absence of …

… by that quality which suppressed dissent and adverse comment. I omit for the moment the Southern novelist, and … professional interest or intellectual curiosity, who wrote also with deep commitment and often outrage but rarely with … he read as predetermined or at least foreknown by God: he died the day, May 30, 1970, he wrote the last lines of his …

… he sees shame in people eyes, people carrying cardboard briefcases and shiny nylon suits, shoes worn to nothing. They … Send me money to keep my totem alive, if my totem dies, my sexpower dies baby, did you send the invitation … large sewn lettering that reads “Armitage Shanks.” Shanks points to it. “My great-grandfather had a great sense of …