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...Theodore Ropp There Will Be No Time: The Revolution in Strategy . By Borden William Liscum . New York : The Macmillan Co. , 1946 . Pp. x , 225 . $2.50 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 Book Reviews 133 tower, how does he solve the innumerable problems, large...

...Mary Borden Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 THE UNPREDICTABLE BRITISH MARY BORDEN FOR ONE WHO was born in Chicago, who was sent round the world after leaving school, who lived for years in Paris, who married a Britisher and settled down with him in England, the habit...

... 18, 2017 ). The Bloods . 1983 . “ Undercover Nation .” In Born in Flames sound track . Borden Lizzie . 1987 . “ Anarcha-Filmmaker: An Interview with Lizzie Borden .” By Davon Alexandra Tammaro Catherine . Kick It Over , no. 18 . www.kersplebedeb.com/mystuff/video...

... ought to have added at least one more chapter, telling what one should do to change fundamental social mores. Charles S. Sydnor. There Will Be No Time: The Revolution in Strategy. By William Liscum Borden. New York: The Macmillan Co., 1946. Pp. x, 225. $2.50. Mr. Borden, a former Army Air Forces pilot...

... with the hope of improving society, Miss Lumpkin ought to have added at least one more chapter, telling what one should do to change fundamental social mores. Charles S. Sydnor. There Will Be No Time: The Revolution in Strategy. By William Liscum Borden. New York: The Macmillan Co., 1946. Pp. x, 225. $2.50. Mr...

... might describe the avant-garde production of the ballet Fall River Legend, but our most advanced intellectuals are far behind the times. Lizzie Borden now wears red, white, and blue to do her grinds and bumps. We have all read Freud. Every time Congress makes a joke it s a law. And every time they make...

... considerable significance, but it has gone largely unnoticed. Classy might describe the avant-garde production of the ballet Fall River Legend, but our most advanced intellectuals are far behind the times. Lizzie Borden now wears red, white, and blue to do her grinds and bumps. We have all read Freud. Every...

... on the Highway, by Borden Deal; Farewell to the Civil War (A Con­ fession by Paul Green; Red Roses and Redstones, by Hoke Norris. Voices of Southern Dissent? 601 A few problem states remain in the South Alabama is pe­ culiar and Mississippi is unique. The Magnolia Curtain drawn by white Mississippians...

... and of value in his selection. Paull F. Baum. Royall 0 Borden We have practically furnished every building on Trinity campus and most of the faculty homes. We sell all kinds of furniture and are agents for Columbia Grafonolas and records. Ask the treasurer of Trinity College about us. Royall ft Borden CORNER...

.... Beyond its philosophy of the tragic, which one may accept or not, it has a great deal that is suggestive and illuminating, both in detail and in the large. There is a fearless gallantry about it, a subtlety without irony, a questioning without mockery. Read it! Paul F. Baum. Royall B Borden We have...

... as a correct state­ ment of the existing principles of international law. See Gibbons to Laurier, Jan. 16, 1909, no. 541; Gibbons to Laurier, Feb. 25, 1909, no. 622A; and the unsigned draft apparently prepared by Gibbons for Laurier, April 22, 1909, Vol. 15. The opposition led by Robert Borden was especially...

... point thrusting downward between her breasts (Figure 2). As usual the authors are half aware of this violence, which they seek to deflect by a joke: Midsagittal . . . a midline section along any longitudinal axis (like the young lady being at­ tacked a la Lizzie Borden in Fig. II 3 Interestingly...

... a football game, said Mississippi sportswriter Paul Borden. It was going on a crusade, and Bear was our Richard the Lion-Hearted. Bear was our best, and our best could and did beat the best of anywhere else and that was important to all of us below the Mason-Dixon Line. Bryant was compared to Robert E...

... of Canada s two cultures so elegantly French, yet so honestly Canadian. And in the end he redeemed himself fully by standing up for the French language in Ontario and against the steam roller of conscription. And so he died a martyr to national harmony. It need hardly be added that Robert Borden and Arthur...

... involve the selection of the man who will lead the nation, no Canadian leader in this century exclusive of Robert Borden s un­ natural and ephemeral wartime coalition victory in 1917 has secured the 55 per cent recently obtained by De Gaulle. In 1958, when John G. Diefenbaker secured the largest majority...

... war by re- 18. For an analysis of the Missouri School see the commentary by Richard O. Davies in Richard S. Kirkendall, The Truman Period as a Research Field: A Reappraisal, 1972 (Columbia, 1974), 195-96. 19. Richard S. Kirkendall, Harry S Truman, in Morton Borden, ed., America s Eleven Greatest...

... the code of personal vengeance and blood sacrifice which his society claims to practice no longer, he is the logical embodiment of those dark feelings of race hatred inherent in the white conquest of North America.26 26. Philip Borden s chapter, Found Cumbering the Soil: Manifest Destiny and the Indian...

... wanted to be stranded on a desert island with Lizzie Borden, of murderous fame, either. She wasn t a very decent lady. Decency has to do with the natural limits set upon the realization of social and moral ideals on the one hand, and with pernicious evil on the other. It is a very human compromise...

... to aid in the formulation of a general policy for the prosecution of the war89 and this body remained the controlling influence in Brit­ ish foreign policy until the close of the war, continuing in session most of the time. Sir Robert Borden in an address before the Empire Par­ liamentary Association...

... of his attentive listeners advised, was to follow Rudyard Kipling s panacea for the British Columbia situation: Pump in the Whites. 28 Sir Wilfrid Laurier s government in 1911 and Sir Robert Borden s, which followed, would denounce indis­ criminate Japanese immigration on strategic grounds. However...