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…of the Greek¡¯s art. MANUFACTORING Manufactoring was absorbed only ba small numbers of workers, usually slaves or free people who were very poor. Those activities required a broad range of skills - the stone, clay and metal trades, sculptures, potters, painters…
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…of offerings there, then why not the Internet? But, the Internet is different, in lots of ways. And, what does "indecent" mean anyway? "Pornography" and "obscenity" are difficult enough concepts in their own right. Justice Potter Stewart of the United States Supreme…
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…not the Internet? But, the Internet is different, in lots of ways. And, what does "indecent" mean anyway? "Pornography" and "obscenity" are difficult enough concepts in their own right. Justice Potter Stewart of the United States Supreme Court wrote in 1964: "perhaps I…
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…Eyck. Winslow Homer, American artist: his world and his work. New York, Bramhall House, division of C. N. Potter [c1961] Hendricks, Gordon. The life and work of Winslow Homer / Gordon Hendricks. New York : H. N. Abrams, 1979. Homer, Winslow, 1836…
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…was not only an inventor, he was a great improver. He analyzed the spoken part of the English language and produced a phonetic alphabet based on the different sounds in the language (Potter 121). In letters to other scientists, Franklin wrote about his observations…
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…for a northern victory. Lincoln was an asset to the North and some historians, such as David Potter, even claimed that if Lincoln was switched for Davis the Confederacy might have won. But the North did not win on economic and political strengths alone. The manpower…
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…long professorship. Harvard University offered Longfellow the "Smith Professorship of French and Spanish" in 1834 and he, again, traveled to Europe. His wife of four years, Mary Storer Potter, accompanied him on the trip. While they were in the Netherlands…
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…the menu of offerings there, then why not the Internet? But, the Internet is different, in lots of ways. And, what does "indecent" mean anyway? "Pornography" and "obscenity" are difficult enough concepts in their own right. Justice Potter Stewart of the United…
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…. “The Potter case was no exception” (Unrau 60). The two lawbreakers were Mole Pettijohn and Simpson Vassar. This case was dismissed because important persons to the proceeding left for parts that were unknown. Then again there is one Charles Hempstead. Charles…
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…. “The Potter case was no exception” (Unrau 60). The two lawbreakers were Mole Pettijohn and Simpson Vassar. This case was dismissed because important persons to the proceeding left for parts that were unknown. Then again there is one Charles Hempstead. Charles…
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