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... movement that found its lasting symbol in the Know-Nothing Party. After the Civil War, th...
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In his autobiography, Peeling the Onion, which provoked a storm of controversy when it was published in 2006, Grass for the first time acknowledges that as a boy of seventeen he was a proud member of the infamous Waffen-SS. Clemens's fiction speaks with uncanny fidelity to the repressed moral anguish of white America - which is to say that guilt is most characteristically manifest in both the manner and the matter of his writing as a restive impulse straining upward, against formidable resistance, toward the surface of consciousness.\n Grass' experience of the Second World War, by contrast, confronted him with moral challenges of greater gravity from which he had fewer avenues of moral retreat.
... to which he felt himself a guilty party. The accusing truth of the past was invariably pro... should lodge not in grand traditional symbols, but rather in the very staples of quotidian life....
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..., but as the collective histories become a symbol of their prowess as an indigenous people, politica... Bersatu Sabah (PBS) or the Sabah United Party, an opposition party largely made up of, and suppo...
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DON'T TRIVIALIZE HAMMER AND SICKLE
Recently, at Stanford University, the image of a huge hammer and sickle (hammer replaced by a palm tree) was beamed onto Hoover Tower. Nobody bothered to protest. The perpetrators claimed it was a symbol of revolution rather than of the most murderous political philosophy ever. What if an image of the swastika with, say, a flower in the middle, was beamed with the excuse that it's a symbol of power or strength?
...Crying out loud. In 2000, the Democratic Party spoke: Shriek! Howl! Every vote must count! Recoun...
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Unlike almost all early Supreme Court Justices, John McLean came from extraordinarily humble origins. He was born in New Jersey in 1785. Like many children of the frontier, the future Justice had no formal education for most of his boyhood. His thirty-two years on the Supreme Court make him one of the twelve longest serving Justices in history. McLean's importance comes from three aspects of his career: 1. his unusual political aspirations and activities while serving on the bench; 2. his support for a national commerce power and a flexible approach to economic development that contrasted with the states' rights anti-nationalism of Roger Taney and a majority of the antebellum Court; and 3. his moderate antislavery jurisprudence, which he combined with a defense of northern interests on ...
...In 1832, the new Anti-Masonic Party offered him the chance to run for President, but h... a motley collection of former Whigs, KnowNothings, and moderate Democrats organized the Constitution... of the conservative northern states as a symbol of gravitas and as a throwback to the golden age o...
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[...] Kim Nielsen's Beyond the Miracle Worker: [...] the single daguerreotype by which the world knows Dickinson, the famous image of the sixteen-year-old taken in 1847, exists thanks to Maggie.
... superstar," an international celebrity and symbol of the human capacity to overcome the most dauntin... the Tewksbury Asylum, where he and his party were followed through the wards by a pesky, persis...
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... whose political opinions challenged the party in power." The Bill of Rights 154-155 (1965). Tho...(For discussion of statistical symbols, see Bedau, supra, at 469.). "Although there may b...
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... that you have been invited to a dessert party at the home of a person widely celebrated for her ...It is convenient to use the symbol '[sota|.sub.individual, time]' to represent the se...
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...In the modern context, a political party endorses each candidate. Citizens assess these cla... also do not benefit from the complex symbolic succession rituals in democratic practice adapted ...
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... there has never been any crossing of the party lines to sit down and say, "Okay, we are going to ... accept this amendment as a good face symbol of their willingness to find common ground and ach...