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My grand intentions of finishing the week with nightly archival stories were dashed on Thursday evening when my laptop power cord decided to die. It’s been a good laptop, accompanying JPJD and me through three years of law school and … Continue reading
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Archival Research: A Really Good Work-out
We are learning that archival research is a very physically demanding experience. It seems like a contradictory statement. If you picture your local library, visitors are sitting as they read or, at the most, standing up to pick a … Continue reading
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My Friend Sam
We met several years ago when I first started reading about presidential rhetoric. A master speechwriter, he was also a lawyer, elected to the New York Supreme Court, and one of FDR’s closest advisors. And now, he’s my friend. He … Continue reading
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