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Heavenly Criticisms
James Bowman and the Crusading spirit. Plus much more.
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HOW REVOLUTIONARY
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Re: Philip Klein’s
The Spirit
of ‘05
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p>This piece is hilarious but so clearly on target it’s scary. Of
course the irony would be totally lost on Libo-Democrats who appear
incapable of neither reading nor being aware of any U.S. history
prior to l967. You should print this for
Spectator
magazine readers to chuckle over too.
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Howard Klein
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TOUGH ROOM
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