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The single most important essay about law ever written. The perfect gift for anyone who ever entered law school, this essay defines the responsibilities of the legal profession ... | |
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Thomas Wolfe, one of the giants of twentieth-century American fiction, is also one of the most misunderstood of our major novelists. A man massive in his size, his passions ... | |
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Pet peacocks bring Todd Roberts and Heidi Holmstrom together, but a flooded cave threatens to end their relationship and their lives. | |
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