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Echoes of the Underground Railroad
; ...forest area by Ashe's great-grandfather, Adrastus Lew. He was the grandson of Barzillai...struggle for freedom in America. While Adrastus Lew, a farmer, and his wife, Elizabeth...would climb into a horse-drawn wagon, and Adrastus Lew, said by family members to be nearly...
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4 shocking facts about Mark Twain. (Man at his best: reading).(author)(Brief Article)
; ...of his pseudonyms. Young Sam Clemens also wrote as Thomas Jefferson Snodgrass, Rambler, Sergeant Fathom, and W. Epaminondas Adrastus Blab. 2) Twain was a Thomas Edison manque. Three of his inventions were patented: an automatically self-adjusting vest strap...
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; ...out an assortment of rather outrageous noms de plume. In 1850, at the age of 14, Clemens wrote under the name W. Epaminondas Adrastus Blab while employed for two years at the Hannibal Journal working for his older brother Orion Clemens, who never quite managed...
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What if `Huck Finn' had been written by Thomas J. Snodgrass?
; ...and meaning. Look at Samuel L. Clemens. He tried out a number of pen names - Thomas Jefferson Snodgrass and W. Apaminondas Adrastus Blab among them - before settling on the muscular Mark Twain. Would Huckleberry Finn have become so celebrated under the byline...
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Tales of arbitration from ancient literature
; ...better in this department. Roebuck noted two women arbitrators from Homer's Oddyssey: Eriphyle and Arete. Eriphyle-the sister of Adrastus, the king of Argos, and wife of Amphiaraus, a seeracted twice as an arbitrator. While Eriphyle's reputation as an arbitrator...
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Samuel Jackson Pratt's Miscellanies (1785): Sources for the Essays and Tales.(British writer)(CE)
; ...unsigned. Unbolt Your Doors (210-33). Published in The Westminster Magazine 6 (May-June 1778): 224-27; 294-97, unsigned, entitled Adrastus and Anthony. A Tale for Guardians. Adventures of a Pen (234-51). Published in The Wit's Magazine 2 (February 1785): 51-54...
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CONTINGENT COMMISSIONS: Letting the truth get in the way
; Let's get one thing straight right off the top: If what he alleges is true, Eliot Ness mean Spitzer - is right on the money with some of the accusations he has made against a few of the major players in the insurance brokerage industry. Again, if true, what these companies did was, without
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