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Bring Halliburton Home
Klein, Naomi | November 24, 2003 issue
The author states that any movement serious about Iraqi self-determination must call not only for an end to Iraq's military occupation, but to its economic...

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A New Dred Scott Case
Lamport, Sara | January 31, 1948 issue
This article focuses on a court case of civil rights versus property rights. The restrictive covenant is very commonly found in the private zoning regulations...

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Gold in the Far East
October 26, 1921 issue
The article highlights laws of the Far Eastern Republic (FER) governing the gold-bearing areas of Eastern Siberia, Soviet Union that has been received from...

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Decrees of the Hungarian Soviet Government
July 12, 1919 issue
The article presents a summary of the decree of the Soviet Republic of Hungary. The decree is translated from recent issues of the Hungarian newspapers...

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Correspondence
J. H. L. | December 15, 1887 issue
Presents several letters to editor. Message of U.S. President Grover Cleveland; Doubts about the wisdom of voting for the U.S. President Grover Cleveland;...

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Editorials
January 5, 1882 issue
This article presents information on various socio-political and administrative developments in the U.S. and from around the world. One of them being a...

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Land Distribution in Esthonia
May 15, 1920 issue
This article presents information on the survey conducted to find the land distribution in Esthonia. According to the survey all land is legally divided...

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Papering the Pentagon
de Grazia, Edward | March 24, 1997 issue
The article focuses on the book "The Day the Presses Stopped: A History of the Pentagon Papers Case," by David Rudenstine. This book is a carefully wrought,...

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Pay Artists, Not 'Owners'
Moglen, Eben | October 27, 2003 issue
The author argues that the Recording Industry Association of America's attempts to persecute music file-sharers are self-serving and, ultimately, self-defeating....

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