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CHARLES WARREN ASSERTS SCHOLARLY TOUCH OF BECK HUMANIZES CONSTITUTION
FEW men are in a position not only to enforce, expound and develop the Constitution in the courts, but also to write its history. James M. Beck's law briefs as solicitor general have always had an unusual and delightful literary flavor.
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NEW YORK'S OLD FRONTIER
As the old New York frontier our author treats the region of the Susquehanna, of its bead waters and its affluents. He accepts the statement in a letter to the Council of Safety from the inhabitants of Harpersfield in 1777, that they and the neighboring settlements were \"the entire frontier of the State,\" and that there was \"not a man on the outside of us but such as have taken protection of Brant.\"
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FAR/AIM 2020 : Federal aviation regulations, aeronautical information manual
This is the most important of the Federal Aviation Administration's handbooks, with all of the regulations, procedures, and illustrations you need to fly safely. Included are the FAA regulations, the most up-to-date, precise information for specific pilot training certifications and ratings, a pilot/controller glossary, the NASA Aviation Safety reporting form, and important FAA contact information.
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Growth of Bible Reading in the Schools
WHAT appears to have been the first important legal dis pute over the reading of the Bible in the public schools was one in Massachusetts in 1866.
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How down have we dumbed?
BOOK REVIEW The Age of American Unreason By Susan Jacoby Pantheon, 356 pp., $26 Recently added to the list of impending dooms - global warming, a retro-1930s economy, seven more months of sleeping children in campaign ads - come stern warnings from The New Yorker and The New Republic on the death of the printed word. Consider as Jacoby does the failure of our Founding Fathers to set a national educational curriculum in the Constitution, allowing states to set standards that vary with the region's political tide.
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