Billy the Kid
.... In 1877, Billy returned to New Mexico and became embroiled in the Lincoln
County War. .... After the Lincoln
County War, Billy drifted about as a fugitive. ....
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Women and the Civl War
.... to "Colonel" Joseph Cathey, prominent in Haywood
County, North Carolina, asking to buy corn "at a reasonable price." She explains that "the
war has greatly ....
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LOUDOUN MUSEUM OF VIRGINIA
.... over 5,000 objects in its collection, including Native American artifacts, furniture and silver made by Loudoun
County craftsmen, Civil
War artifacts, letters ....
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Merrill Lynch & Orange County Bankruptcy
.... Campbell, Ronald. "Orange
County, Merrill Lynch Escalate Their Public
War of Words." Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News, May 1, 1996, 5010069. ....
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The American Civil War Experience
.... The Vacant Chair provides a fascinating account of Civil
War with respect to .... ties, fighting beside relatives and acquaintances from the same town or
county. ....
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Dade County Architecture
.... 1861 the Civil
War intervened and settlement of the region did not resume its quick pace until 1865. Over the next 30 years the
county's plantations flourished ....
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The Cold War
.... was perceived as subjugating via force of arms any other
county; the Doctrine was .... as "anti-communist." The Marshall Plan was another Cold
War American response ....
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Civil War Tactician Nathan Bedford Forrest
.... The family moved to Marshall
County, Mississippi, in 1834, where his father would die .... these goals while amassing a fortune before the Civil
War estimated at ....
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Impact of WWII & Vietnam War in US
.... as the Civilian Conservation Corps, whose resources became part of
county Cooperative Extension .... He first enacted a series of approvals to keep the
war going in ....
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Gang Activity in LA County
.... the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and members of the Los Angeles
County Council .... Reagan and Bush Administrations as a part of the drug
war because of ....
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LA County Department of Adoptions
.... Within this immense area, the
County Department of Adoptions (CDA) offers complete adoption .... the baby boom which followed in the wake of the second World
War. ....
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Literature Review on the topic of War
.... Bundakji is president of the Islamic Society of Orange
County in Garden .... be healed along with related unreasoning anger to avoid aggression, violence, and
war. ....
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Underlying Reasons of the Civil War There is a popular conception ...
.... The sheriff of each
county was to report on the free blacks in the area and was .... This was done in the period before the
war began so that within two weeks of ....
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Women in the Civil War
.... Gallagher, GW The Confederate
War. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1997. Graham, Christopher A. "Women's Revolt in Rowan
County." Columbiad Quarterly ....
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Chief Justice John Marshall
.... He says that his own
county was antifederal, but he himself was popular so that .... Marshall was in the military during the Revolutionary
War and in fact spend the ....
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John Marshall and the Law
.... He says that his own
county was antifederal, but he himself was popular so that .... Marshall was in the military during the Revolutionary
War and in fact spend the ....
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Rebellion Before the American Revolution
.... Berkeley threatened
war but ultimately acquiesced in exchange for amnesty (Blow 176 .... appointed by Berkeley and wielded enormous power over the
county that they ....
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Andersonville Prison
.... Sumter
County, Georgia, the Andersonville prison, initially designed for 10,000 men, saw its population swell to more than 33,000 over the course of the
war, ....
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WILLIAM M. TWEED (1823-1878) and Tammany Hall This research pape
.... During the Civil
War, Tweed, after losing $100,000 in a bid to be elected
county sheriff, recouped by engaging in
war profiteering (selling overpriced ....
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Prisoner Treatment in Andersonville Prison
.... Sumter
County, Georgia, the Andersonville prison, initially designed for 10,000 men, saw its population swell to more than 33,000 over the course of the
war, ....
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Abolitionist John Brown
.... Once the
war had begun, Brown was immortalized in a song in which his .... still recovering from a sword wound, stood trial at the Jefferson
County Courthouse on ....
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TRENDS IN MARKET-ORIENTED GOVERNMENT
....
county=s 35,000 delinquent and abandoned properties. Part of this situation was exacerbated by antiquated laws that had been on the books since the Civil
War, ....
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The Geography and Culture of Hawaii
.... and fire protection, and development issues are usually addressed at the
county level and .... in the expansion of the Hawaiian economy after World
War II [Wright ....
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Carol Moseley Braun
.... I got a letter from a White (sic) man in a Republican
county urging me .... to consider this seriously (Haynes, p. 121)." She did but, with no campaign
war chest or ....
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Spotted Horses
.... For Yoknapatawpha
county is Faulkner's fictional southern country wherein he created all .... many things about southern history, especially after the Civil
War. ....
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Faulkner
.... in southern society still smarting over the outcome of the Civil
War, "Yes, we .... he lived in places very similar to his fictional Yoknapatawpha
County meant to ....
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The Minutemen and Their World: A Review
.... cause and also examines the effects of the Revolutionary
War and its .... General Council opposed Concord's campaign to locate the Middlesex
County Courthouse there ....
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Nathan Bedford Forrest Prewar Life
.... The family moved to Marshall
County, Mississippi, in 1834, where his father would die .... these goals while amassing a fortune before the Civil
War estimated at ....
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The Hypodermic Needle Theory and The Mass Media
.... The effects of the "
War of the Worlds" broadcast implied that the media .... Data was collected from 3,000 selected people in Eire
County, Ohio; researchers chose ....
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Role of Christian Religion in Domestic Violence
.... it obviously will not include all incidents of domestic violence that occur in the
county and because .... Tug-of-
war: Domestic abuse and the misuse of religion. ....
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