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FURTHER LESSONS IN KALAHARI ETHNOGRAPHY AND HISTORY
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No event has DII autonomous life. It's always limited to things around it.
Jean-Luc Godard (1966)
It only takes three generations for personal contact to be lost, and then the memory, if it exists at all, passes on to strangers, us.
Peter Greenaway (1994)
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In this journal (HA 20:185-235, hereafter 1993), Lee and Guenther attack me personally and my work, particularly my book Land Filled with Flies, which elsewhere they (1995:298) say has "a density of error...
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Warrior and gentleman's gentleman: despite being a battle-hardened general, Robert E. Lee never lost his most admirable trait: his devotion to God, friends, duty, and honor.(HISTORY--AMERICAN SPIRIT)(Robert E. Lee )(Excerpt)
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; Because this year marks Robert E. Lee ' s 200th birthday, we republish, with permission, an abridged version of the chapter on Lee from R. Cort Kirkwood's book Real Men: Ten Courageous Americans to Know and Admire (Cumberland House, 2006). To order the book, please see the ad on the inside back
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ROBERT E. LEE: POSTWAR SOUTHERN NATIONALIST.
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; ON FEBRUARY 17, 1866, Robert E. Lee appeared before the Joint Committee on Reconstruction in Washington to discuss issues of race and politics. A reluctant witness, Lee nevertheless was quite forthright in his defense of the secession of the South in 1861 and the current efforts of Southern white
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AN OLD-FASHIONED SOLDIER IN A MODERN WAR? ROBERT E. LEE AS CONFEDERATE GENERAL.
Civil War History
; ... in many respects ... not a modern-minded general --did not understand the function of a staff, made only a primitive use of maps, seemed not to realize the importance of railroads in modern warfare, and, most tellingly, failed to grasp the vital relationship ... Five days after writing to McGrath, he sent a rather ...
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SCION OF THE TIMES; Blair Lee IV Didn't Follow His Forebears' Path, but He Got Where He Was Going
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; Blair Lee IV comes from a long line of men who ran things in Montgomery County and across Maryland. Ran 'em big and hard. Party bosses who cracked whips of political discipline. Landowners who moved the earth. But that was long ago, before backwoods Montgomery became a wealthy, highly educated,
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BACK IN THE GAME BUYOUT ARTIST LEE QUICK TO POUNCE AS LEAN TIMES SPLINTER HUGE FIRMS
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; Tom Lee is in pain. He's stretched out on the couch in his office, shoes off, nursing a slipped disk in his back. He's weighing surgery. But the man with one of the biggest brand names in leveraged buyouts doesn't have time to rest these days. After the two most dismal years in a decade for private
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Politics and practice in critical anthropology: the work of Richard B. Lee--introduction
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; This volume is a modest offering of esteem and affection to Richard Lee in celebration of his work, his politics, his friendship, his enthusiasm and of the inspirational impact these have had on so many of us, not only those represented in this volume but on many others within and outside of the
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Richard lee: the politics, art and science of anthropology
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; Keywords: ethnological theory, foraging societies, political anthropology, primitive communism, Richard Lee, San No Festschrift is complete without providing readers with a sense of the person and the emergence and development of the themes that occupy the scholar's intellectual life and social and
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The Lee Co.: staying fresh. (sportswear manufacturer) (company profile)
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; THE LEE CO. STAYING FRESH NEW YORK -- With almost 100 years under its belt, there's nothing stale about the Lee Co. -- even as the company builds its future on its roots in the sometimes difficult denim market. As a division of the VF Corp. since 1968, Lee has continued to make its reputation as a
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U.S. SENATOR ORRIN HATCH (R-UT) CHAIRMAN U.S. SENATOR ORRIN HATCH (R-UT) HOLDS HEARING ON THE WEN HO LEE CASE
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; ... SHELBY: Senator Bryan? BRYAN: Well, thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. This is a case in which there is very little, if any, good news to tell and plenty of blame to go around. The FBI, the Energy Department, the Justice Department all share the responsibility ...
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The Lee Kuan Yew story as Singapore's history. (Review Article).(Book Review)
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
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