... of Religious Literature in America. By David S. Reynolds. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1981. Pp. viii, 269. A longtime lacuna in criticism has been an extensive consideration of America s religious literature. The writings of J. G. Holland and E. P. Roe, to take only two omissions, have been generally...

... . (1969) 2012 . “Everywoman's Abortions: ‘The Oppressor Is Man.” In Before Roe v. Wade: Voices That Shaped the Abortion Debate , 2nd ed. , edited by Greenhouse Linda Siegel Reva , 127 – 30 . New Haven : Yale Law Library . Combahee River Collective . (1977) 1983 . “The Combahee...

... his own flames ac­ cordingly. If he must talk at all about the verities and such matters, it must be in the manner in which his Richard Roes do so: in the terms appropriate to flat-dwellers, and with an air of apology that suggests actual fright at coming, for an instant, full face with things from...

... the prece- dent established by Roe v. Wade in 1973. This case reconfigured abortion as included within the right to privacy protected under the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution: State criminal abortion laws, like those involved here, that except from criminality only...

... and the Holocaust. Just as the Dred Scott ruling of 1857 had denied personhood to a whole category of people because of their race, activists argued, so had Roe v. Wade denied personhood to another category because of their age.65 America s annual rate of 1.5 million abortions since Roe v. Wade had already caused...

...: A Fabulation .” Scholar and Feminist Online 12 , nos. 1–2 . http://sfonline.barnard.edu/activism-and-the-academy/wildness-a-fabulation . Roe Emery . 2013 . Making the Most of Mess: Reliability and Policy in Today’s Management Challenges . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Roiphe...

... of the Pittsburgh Courier, is one of the neglected figures of the twentieth century. Despite his success as a journalist, he has always remained a shadowy presence, merely a name to be mentioned whenever one speaks of Robert Abbott, Mon­ roe Trotter, Robert Murphy, or any of the other great black jour­ nalists...

...’: the Heiltsuk-Herring Relationship through Time. 2017. Gauvreau, A. M., D. Lepofsky, M. Rutherford, and M. Reid .” Ecology and Society 22 , no. 3 . Gill Ian . 2018 . “ Of Roe, Rights, and Reconciliation .” Hakai Magazine , August 28 . www.hakaimagazine.com/features/of-roe-rights...

... to be legion. The most popular place for reverence is the United States Senate. Professor Hiram Bingham once wrote a book about the Mon­ roe Doctrine, which he called an Obsolete Shibboleth, but when he entered the Senate he also bowed the knee before the ikon. Among the Latin Americans there have been a few...

... of the twentieth century. Despite his success as a journalist, he has always remained a shadowy presence, merely a name to be mentioned whenever one speaks of Robert Abbott, Mon­ roe Trotter, Robert Murphy, or any of the other great black jour­ nalists. Andrew Buni has now rescued Vann from this obscurity...

... opinion claims that the Court s prior libertarian rulings about private con­ sensual sexual conduct are rulings (including Roe v. Wade) that pro­ tect family, marriage or procreation from state interference. Hence adult homosexuals do not have a right to practice consensual sodomy in private, because...

... of abortion law in the United States is Mexico's mirror image, in reverse. As Mexico trends toward broader legalization, states across the United States are expanding criminalization. On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court overturned the national precedent, Roe v. Wade, which protected the right to abortion...

... sodomistic terms we have noted before, as he speaks of the courageous captain of compliments who knows of the immortal passado and the punto reverso. When Romeo enters and Mercutio turns to him again, he sees him as having achieved sexual climax ( without his roe, like a dried herring He ob­ serves...

... for these being classified in such a way as to make them illustrative of Mr. Root s varied activities in pub­ lic life. A useful bulletin has recently been published in the Uni­ versity of Missouri Social Science Series entitled The Mon­ roe Doctrine: Its Origin, Development, and Recent Interpreta­ tion...

... it is now. Witness, as proof of this, 276 Lopsided Realism 277 the tremendous vogue of Mary J. Holmes, Augusta Evans Wilson, Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth, The Duchess, Char­ lotte M. Braeme, May Agnes Fleming, E. P. Roe, James Payn, and numerous other American and English best-sellers of half a century ago...

... That promised to abstract the hopes of man Out of his feelings, to be fixed thenceforth For ever in a purer element Found ready welcome. Tempting region that For Zeal to enter and refresh herself, Where passions had the privilege to work, And never hear the sound of their own names.77 692 Jon Mee Nicholas Roe...

... of a Virginia Cadet 5 may have her to myself as much as possible. It is the only favorable opportunity that we can have for a tete-a-tete for she cannot come up alone to see me and I can not go to see her at Cozzen s. How I wish that she were at Roe s instead. But I will spend one good day with her anyhow when...

... of the great lyric poet Alcaeus, of the earlier times, wrote in mockery of Philip: Naked and tombless see, O passer-by, The thirty thousand men of Thessaly, Slain by the /Etolians and the Latin band That came with Titus from Italia s land: Alas for mighty Macedon! that day, Swift as a roe, King Philip fled...

... of Char­ lotte to the famous constitutional convention of Virginia of 1829-30, which was with little doubt the ablest body of men ever assembled for the purpose of making laws. Madison, Mon­ roe, Tyler, John Marshall, Philip R. Barbour, Abel P. Upshur and Benjamin Watkins Leigh were all members...