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Student scrapbook. by High Point Enterprise.;

Page & column:A6-1.

Subjects: Shamburg, Bill.; Salazar, Rene.; Carter, Branson.; Carter, Eden.; Nance, Addie.; Brafford, Stacey.; Hagee, Maddie.; Gross, Billie.; Russell, Grant.; Partee, Tyler.; Saunders, Stephanie.; Hutcherson, Kim.; Atkinson, Ryan.; Childers, Mark.; Fuller, Tmonie.; Sharpless, Darnell.; Walker, Marquise.; Perry, Josiah.; Mitchell, Dhani.; Wydysh, Dave.; Allred, Teresa.; High Point (N.C.) Friends School.; Oak Hill Elementary School (High Point, N.C.); Friendship Elementary School (Winston-Salem, N.C.);

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Twice Kissed by Jackson, Lisa.(CARDINAL)341054;

Marquise Walker has vanished without a trace. There are few clues and much speculation on her sudden disappearance. But the truth is more terrifying than anyone can imagine. Desperately worried, her twin sister Maggie will do anything she can to find her. Could you trust the man who might have killed her? Thane Walker is the only man Maggie ever loved. He is also Marquise's husband. Now he is the man she really shouldn't trust. He could be her best hope; but he could be a cold-blooded killer...How would you react if you found out your sister wasn't the person you thought she was? The deeper Maggie digs, the more she is drawn into the web of her sister's past - to a twisted family legacy of desperate deceit, betrayal and revenge - each secret bringing her closer to a final shocking truth, and to a killer who is closer than she could ever imagine.Fiction

Subjects: Romances.; Suspense.;

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Two sevens clash [sound recording] / by Culture (Musical group),performer.; Hill, Joseph(Musician),performer.;

Culture (Joseph Hill, Albert Walker, Kenneth Dayes) ; with Sly Dunbar, drums ; Lloyd Parks, bass ; Franklyn Waul, Errol Nelson, Harold Butler, keyboards ; Eric Lamout, Robbie Shakespeare, Lennox Gordon, guitars ; Sticky, percussion ; Herman Marquis, alto saxophone ; Vin Gordon, trombone ; Tommy McCook, tenor saxophone ; Bobby Ellis, trumpet).Recorded at Joe Gibbs Recording Studio, Kingston.

Subjects: Popular music.; Reggae music.; Popular music; Reggae music;

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Post biographies of famous journalists / by Drewry, John E.(John Eldridge),1902-(CARDINAL)220911;

"They tell me he's a big man" (Arthur Brisbane) / S. Walker -- Dorothy Dix talks / H.B. Deutsch -- "Silliman--he's a wonder" (Silliman Evans) / R. Butterfield -- Fadiman for the millions (Clifton Fadiman) / J. Chamberlain -- Do-gooder (Marshall Field, III) / J. Alexander -- The human yardstick (George Gallup) / W. Rich, Jr. -- Sunny boy (Edgar A. Guest) / J.P. McEvoy -- Mr. Hearst steps down (William Randolph Hearst) / F. Davis -- Press lord (Roy Howard) / F. Davis -- My father was the most wretchedly unhappy man I ever knew (Ed Howe) / G.A. Howe -- Britain's ambassador incognito (Sir Willmott Lewis) / M. Davis -- The Duke of Chicago (Robert R. McCormick) / J. Alexander -- The great Macfadden (Bernarr Macfadden) / A. Johnston -- Gallipolis boy makes good (O.O. McIntyre) / J. Bryan, III -- Confessions of a reformed columnist (Don Marquis) / D. Marquis -- Cissy is a newspaper lady (Eleanor Patterson) / S. Walker -- He's against (Westbrook Pegler) / J. Alexander -- The last shall be first (Joseph Pulitzer) / J. Alexander -- Symphony in brass (Herbert Bayard Swope) / S. Walker -- The girl from Syracuse (Dorothy Thompson) / J. Alexander -- There were giants in those days (Henry Watterson) / T. Wallace -- He snoops to conquer (Walter Winchell) / J.P. McEvoy....[A]ll of the persons discussed in these articles are, or have been, major figures in contemporary journalism, and as such have earned a niche in biographical literature .... It is unlikely, moreover, that many of them will soon be the subjects of full-length biographies, thereby making such a collection as this the most practicable way of preserving and making readily available information about them.--Introduction.

Subjects: Journalists;

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Authority, authorship and aristocratic identity in seventeenth-century England : William Cavendish, 1st Duke of Newcastle, and his political, social and cultural connections / by Edwards, Peter(Peter Roger),editor.(CARDINAL)354012; Graham, Elspeth,1953-editor.(CARDINAL)354011;

Includes bibliographical references and index.Introduction -- Aristocratic identity. Setting the scenes: the pre-Civil War building works of William Cavendish in context / Adrian Woodhouse -- Whimsy and Medieval Romance in the Life and Writing of William Cavendish / James Fitzmaurice -- 'An After-Game of Reputation': Systems of Representation, William Cavendish and the Battle of Marston Moor / Elspeth Graham -- The Concealed Fancies and Cavendish Identity / Lisa Hopkins -- Flogging a Dead Horse?: Margaret Cavendish and the Pursuit of Authority / Alison Findlay -- Politics and Authority. Courtly Rivalry: The Context for William Cavendish's Equestrian Buildings / Malcolm Airs -- William Cavendish, Galileo, Hobbes and the Mechanical Philosophy / Timothy Raylor -- The Role of Honour in the Life of William Cavendish and the Philosophy of Thomas Hobbes / Lisa T. Sarasohn -- William Cavendish as a Military Commander / Andrew Hopper -- The Double Edged Sword: William Cavendish's Political Career 1644-1660 / Madeline Dewhurst -- Horsemanship, Authority and Identity. 'The Epitome of Horsemanship': William Cavendish's Method 'Anatomized' / Elaine Walker -- Embodying 'Bonne Homme a Cheval': William Cavendish and the Politics of the Centaur / Monica Mattfeld -- Managing to Survive: Horsemanship and the Rehabilitation of the Exiled William Cavendish, Marquis of Newcastle / Peter Edwards -- William Cavendish: Riding School and Race Track / Richard Nash -- William Cavendish's Horsemanship Treatises and cultural capital / Karen Raber.The lives of William Cavendish, first duke of Newcastle, and his family including, centrally, his second wife, Margaret Cavendish, are intimately bound up with the overarching story of seventeenth-century England: the violently negotiated changes in structures of power that constituted the Civil Wars, and the ensuing Commonwealth and Restoration of the monarchy. 'William Cavendish, 1st Duke of Newcastle, and his Political, Social and Cultural Connections: Authority, Authorship and Aristocratic Identity in Seventeenth Century England' brings together a series of interrelated essays that present William Cavendish, his family, household and connections as an aristocratic, royalist case study, relating the intellectual and political underpinnings and implications of their beliefs, actions and writings to wider cultural currents in England and mainland Europe.

Subjects: Conference papers and proceedings.; Biographies.; Newcastle, William Cavendish, Duke of, 1592-1676; Authors, English; Nobility; Aristocracy (Social class); Power (Social sciences);

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American Earth : environmental writing since Thoreau / by McKibben, Bill.(CARDINAL)197775; Gore, Al,1948-(CARDINAL)189909; McKibben, Bill.(CARDINAL)197775;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 1015-1024) and index.Henry David Thoreau -- George Catlin -- Lydia Huntley Sigourney -- Susan Fenimore Cooper -- Table Rock Album -- Walt Whitman -- George Perkins Marsh -- P.T. Barnum -- John Muir -- W.H.H. Murray --Frederick Law Olmsted -- J. Sterling Morton -- Theodore Roosevelt -- Mary Austin -- Nathaniel Southgate Shaler -- John Burroughs -- Gifford Pinchot -- William T. Hornaday -- Theodore Dreiser -- Gene Stratton-Porter -- Henry Beston -- Benton MacKaye -- J.N. "Ding" Darling -- Robert Marshall -- Don Marquis -- Caroline Henderson -- Donald Culross Peattie -- Robinson Jeffers -- John Steinbeck --Lewis Thomas -- David R. Brower -- Amory B. Lovins -- N. Scott Momaday -- Leslie Marmon Silko -- R. Crumb -- Wes Jackson -- Lois Marie Gibbs -- Jonathan Schell -- William Cronon -- Alice Walker -- E.O. Wilson -- César Chávez -- Barry Lopez -- W.S. Merwin -- Bill McKibben -- Robert D. Bullard -- Mary Oliver -- Terry Tempest Williams -- Rick Bass -- Alan Durning -- Scott Russell Sanders -- George B. Schaller -- Ellen Meloy -- Linda Hogan -- David Abram -- Jack Turner -- Carl Anthony & Renée Soule -- Al Gore -- Richard Nelson -- David Quammen -- Janisse Ray -- Julia Butterfly Hill -- Calvin B. DeWitt -- Sandra Steingraber -- Barbara Kingsolver -- Michael Pollan -- Paul Hawken -- Rebecca Solnit.Woodie Guthrie -- Marjory Stoneman Douglas --Aldo Leopold -- Berton Roueché -- Edwin Way Teale -- Helen and Scott Nearing -- Sigurd F. Olson -- E.B. White -- Loren Eiseley -- William O. Douglas -- Jane Jacobs -- Rachel Carson -- Russell Baker -- Elliot Porter -- Howard Zahniser -- Lyndon B. Johnson -- Kenneth E. Boulding -- Lynn White Jr. -- Edward Abbey -- Paul R. Ehrlich -- Garrett Hardin -- Philip K. Dick -- Colin Fletcher -- R. Buckminster Fuller -- Stephanie Mills -- Gary Snyder -- Denis Hayes -- Joseph Lelyveld -- Joni Mitchell & Marvin Gaye -- John McPhee -- Friends of the Earth -- Wendell Berry -- Annie Dillard --

Subjects: Ecocriticism.; Ecology in literature.; Environmental literature.; Environmentalism.; Nature conservation.;

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They served : stories of the United States Colored Troops from Hilton Head Island, South Carolina / by Burke, Nancy,compiler,editor.(CARDINAL)388445; Burke, Patricia,author.; Marquis, Susie,author.;

A short history of the United States Colored Troops on Hilton Head -- The Stono River Incident -- Civil War Pensions -- Their Stories -- Document Examples -- Regimental Histories: 21st Regiment, United States Colored Infantry -- 33rd Regiment, United States Colored Infantry -- 2nd Regiment, United States Colored Light Artillery -- 34th Regiment, United States Colored Infantry -- Montgomery's Brigade -- Index.Includes biographical details for soldiers: Andrew Baynard ; Brown Bligen ; Leon Brown aka Lean Brown ; Mingo Brown ; Moses Brown ; Prince Brown ; Scipio Brown ; Sussex Brown ; Richard Bryan aka Richard Blake ; Paul Capers ; July Chaplin ; Minus Chisholm aka Minus Drayton ; Aaron Christopher ; Samuel Christopher aka Sancho Christopher, Christopher Sancho (Sanco) ; Israel Ferguson ; James Fiall aka James Fyall ; Poledo Fields aka Paul Ladoe, Polidore Fields, Paul Fields, Pauledo Pinckney ; Isaac Ford aka Isaac Seabrook, Isaac Brook ; Thomas Frazier ; Renty Gibson ; Lymus Graham ; Alexander Grant ; James Grant aka James Drayton ; Simon Grant ; David Grayson aka David Pope ; Renty F. Greaves aka Renty Cruel, Renty Crowell, Renty Crowley, Banty Cruel, Ranty Cruel ; Abraham Green aka Abram Green ; Christopher Green aka Mingo Green ; May Green ; Prince Green ; March Habersham ; May Hamilton ; March Haynes aka March Haines ; Ansel Holmes aka Ancel or Ansel Drayton ; Luke Holmes ; Adam Jenkins ; Jacob Jenkins ; Jeffrey Jenkins ; Nathan Johnson aka John Johnson ; Caesar Jones aka Caesar Kirk, Kirk Jones ; Henry B. Jones ; Matthew Jones ; Morris Jones aka Morris Jordan, Morris Lawton ; Primus Jones ; Abel Kirk aka Able Singleton, Able Kirk ; Edward Lawyer ; Hector A. Middleton ; Renty Miller ; Toby Mungen ; Bram Read aka Bram Garrett, Bram Reid ; Joseph Riley ; Mike Robinson aka Mike Robertson ; Smart Rose ; John Scriven ; Isaac Shaw ; William Simmons aka Ira Sherman ; Friday Singleton aka Friday Kirk ; James Singleton ; Stephen Singleton aka Steven Polite, Steven Blake ; Richard Smalls aka Richard Pope ; James Ulmer aka James Brown, James Almor ; William Walker ; George Washington ; Edward White aka Ned Pope, Ned White ; Isaac White aka Isaac Pope, Isaac Burnside ; Jerry White ; Richard White ; Wooding White aka White Wooding, Wooden White, Worden White ; March Wright aka March Drayton, March Young ; Jerry Young aka Jeremiah Young.

Subjects: Registers (Lists); Family histories.; United States. Army. Colored Infantry Regiment, 128th (1865); African Americans; Freed persons; Names, Personal; Slave rebellions;

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1789 : twelve authors explore a year of rebellion, revolution, and change / by Aronson, Marc,editor.(CARDINAL)767743; Bartoletti, Susan Campbell,editor.(CARDINAL)378891;

Includes bibliographical references (page 186-195) and index.Exhilaration. "The fishwives make the rules": the October days of the French Revolution / by Tanya Lee Stone -- The contradictory king: Gustav III and the unlikely beginnings of class equality in Sweden / by Karen Englemann -- Pi, Vega, and the battle at Belgrade / by Amy Alznauer -- Abomination. The Queen's chemise: Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun, portraitist of Marie Antoinette / by Susan Campbell Bartoletti -- The choice: Paris, 1789 / by Marc Aronson -- "All men are created equal": the global journey of Olaudah Equiano / by Joyce Hansen -- Inspiration. The Wesleyans in the West Indies / by Summer Edward -- Who counted in America? / by Cynthia Levinson and Sanford Levinson -- Mary Jemison and the Seneca nation / by Christopher Turner -- Conclusions. Challenging time: Dr. James Hutton, the father of geology / by Sally M. Walker -- Mutiny on the Bounty / by Steve Sheinkin."The Rights of Man." What does that mean? In 1789 that question rippled all around the world. Do all men have rights--not just nobles and kings? What then of enslaved people, women, the original inhabitants of the Americas? In the new United States a bill of rights was passed, while in France the nation tumbled toward revolution. In the Caribbean preachers brought word of equality, while in the South Pacific sailors mutinied. New knowledge was exploding, with mathematicians and scientists rewriting the history of the planet and the digits of pi. Lauded anthology editors Marc Aronson and Susan Campbell Bartoletti, along with ten award-winning nonfiction authors, explore a tumultuous year when rights and freedoms collided with enslavement and domination, and the future of humanity seemed to be at stake. Some events and actors are familiar: Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, Marie Antoinette and the Marquis de Lafayette. Others may be less so: the eloquent former slave Olaudah Equiano, the Seneca memoirist Mary Jemison, the fishwives of Paris, the mathematician Jurij Vega, and the painter Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun. But every chapter brings fresh perspectives on the debates of the time, inviting readers to experience the passions of the past and ask new questions of today.Grade 7-12.1150LAccelerated Reader AR

Subjects: Young adult.; Essays.; Young adult literature.; Social change.; Eighteenth century.;

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American Earth : environmental writing since Thoreau / by McKibben, Bill.(CARDINAL)197775;

Includes bibliographical references and index.An anthology of seminal American environmental writing from the past two centuries considers their influence on the ways in which people view the natural world and includes pieces by such figures as Henry David Thoreau, John Muir, and John James Audubon.

Subjects: Fiction.; Ecocriticism.; Ecology in literature.; Environmental literature.; Environmentalism.; Nature conservation.;

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The Best of the West : an anthology of classic writing from the American West / by Hillerman, Tony.(CARDINAL)129114;

pt. 1. In the beginning ... : New Mexico's mystery stone / Dixie L. Perkins ; The message in the bottle / George Winship ; Drake's brass plaque / james D. Hart ; The real Manila galleon ; The long way home / Meriwether Lewis ; The stone Thoen found / Frank Thompson ; Boulders taller than the Great Tower of Seville / Garcia Lopez de Cardenas ; "The most sublime spectacle on earth" / John Wesley Powell ; Fifty leagues of silver / Alonso de Benevides ; Captain José Zúñiga's report ; Are we prisoners of war? / Zebulon Montgomery Pike ; The Russians in California / William A. Slacum -- pt. 2. The original westerners: Ishi, the last one left alive / Theodora Kroeber ; The man who killed the deer / Frank Waters ; The pacifist warrior / Jack Schaefer ; The way to Rainy Mountain / N. Scott Momaday ; Colter's Run / H.M. Chittenden ; "Can you blot out those stars?" / Myron Angel ; "I will fight no more forever" -- pt. 3. The Navajos: The murder of Narbona / Franc Johnson Newcomb ; Barboncito's plea ; The hogan / Gladys Reichard ; Laughing Boy / Oliver La Farge ; The death of Old Man Hat / Walter Dyk -- pt. 4. The Hispanos: The muleteers / Max Morehead ; Brothers of the light / Marta Weigle ; Blessing the animals / John A. Lomax ; Ramona / Helen Hunt Jackson ; A Santa Fe fandango / George Frederick Ruxton -- pt. 5. Frontier life: The burning bush / A.W. Whipple ; A twenty-dollar Christmas ball / Alexander Kelly McClure ; Christmas in Round Valley / John Wesley Clampitt ; "A rather pretentious sod house" / Everett Dick ; "Wuite discouraged and impatient for his death ..." / George Yount ; The bashful trapper / Jacob Fowler ; "And the skies are not cloudy all day" / Alan Bosworth ; The $175,000 sack of flower ; How Americans get ahead / William Shepherd ; J.C. Penney's first day / Norman Beasley ; Wolf Willow / Wallace Stegner ; The melting pot / Robert Laxalt ; Basques in Nevada / Robert Laxalt ; Nails and whiskey / Alexander Toponce ; Death Valley Scotty's story / Eleanor Jordan Houston ; Burial customs at Fort Pierre / Thaddeus Culbertson -- pt. 6. Cowboys: The Harvard cowboy / Richard Trimble ; The spree at the end of the trail ; Charlie Siringo's flirtation / Charlie Siringo ; "I threw my timid friend a bisquit" / Theodore Baughman ; The cowboy strike / David Dary ; The first rodeos / Charles Nordhoff ; The chuck wagon / Eugene Manlove Rhodes ; When you call me that, smile! / Owen Wister -- pt. 7. Tall tales and practical jokes: The travelling stones, and other such affairs / Duncan Emrich ; The first jumping frog ; How trout survive mountain winters ; "I am not aware that anyone has been born lately" / J. Ross Browne ; I paint the truth just as it is / J. Ross Browne ; The buffalo corral and milking pen / James Stevens ; The Greasewood Golf Course / Dick Wick Hall ; The badger fight / Bill Oden ; "Anything that will make money" -- pt. 8. Characters: "Genial if rambunctious" / Marthy "Calamity" Janes Cannary ; How the ski came to snow country / Robert Laxalt ; The emperor of California / Joshua Norton ; Schlatter the healer / Agnes Morley Cleaveland ; Law west of the Pecos / C.L. Sonnichsen ; How Phoenix got its name / Lawrence Clark Powell ; Unlce Dick Wootton / Agnes Morley Cleaveland ; Culture comes to Virginia City / R.D. Miller -- pt. 9. The mines: Gold only waiting to be gathered up / Paul Horgan ; "Something shining in the bottom of the dicth" / James W. Marshall ; "Men living like coyotes" / J. Ross Browne ; Sutro's tunnel ; Growing up in Bonanza Town / John Taylor Walford ; Boyhood at the Chloride Flat / James K. Hastings ; The Sun River stampede / Robert Vaughan ; The post-hole banks / J. Frank Dobie ; There's gems in them thar hills" / Randall Henderson -- pt. 10. Women: "A pretty hoorah place" / Nannie Alderson ; Now the prairie life begins! / Susan Shelby Magoffin ; The pregnant private / William Gilpin ; Great Western, the Army's Amazon / Arthur Woodward ; Doing the washing / Eleanor McGovern ; "A ball put in your carcass" / Caroline Nichols Churchill ; Rags to riches to rags / Robert Laxalt ; And from rags to riches to starvation / Marshall Sprague ; Buscuits, coffee and beans / Annie D. Tallent ; Greasy meals, infested with lazy flies / Isabella Bird ; Contempt of court / Ellen Jack ; Goldfield booms / Anne Ellis -- pt. 11. Law and disorder: Missed four thousand times / Elfego Baca ; The Marquis de Peralta ; "It began with a wrong and outrage" / Eugene Manlove Rhodes ; The real Billy the Kid / Howard Bryan ; Billy's alive, and so is Jesse / C.L. Sonnichsen ; That famous shootout at the O.K. Corral ; The soldier of fortune / Thompson M. Turner ; "No complaint was made against him" / Thompson M. Turner ; Taking politics seriously / Ralph Emerson Twitchell ; The Hanging Windmill / Howard Bryan ; More action at Hanging Windmill / Howard Bryan ; The Johnson County War / T.A. Larson --pt. 12. Travel: Over the Oregon Trail / Bernard DeVoto ; Thus the first mail was brought on camels / Edward F. Beale ; Aubry's great ride / J. Frank Dobie ; "Without anything to eat but the dead" / Virginia Reed ; "Goodbye, Death Valley" ; Fifteen-hundred hats were lost yearly / Raphael Pumpelly ; The great wagon-train swindle / William Miles ; Hrace Greeley's wild ride / Artemus Ward ; What the travel agent doesn't tell you / H.M. Chittenden ; Cold feet ; A revolver is an admirable tool ... / Sir Richard Burton ; The desert traveler's kit / Joseph P. Allyn ; How exquisitely pleasant, how cosy and delightful! / James Rusling ; The race for Raton Pass / James Marshall ; The continent is joined / Theodore H. Hittell ; They do not drink, fight, or strike / Charles Nordhoff ; The Rawhide Railroad / George Estes ; 185 miles in fifteen hours and twenty minutes / Alexander Majors ; Finally, behind the wheel! / Upton Sinclair ; Steinbeck's Highway 66 / John Steinbeck -- pt. 13: The military: The last word from the Alamo / William Travis ; The Mormon Battalion / James Ferguson ; "We have come amongst you" / Stephen Watts Kearny ; Paddy Graydon's Civil War ; Custer's last lett home / George Armstrong Custer ; Mrs. Custer hears the news / Elizabeth Custer -- pt. 14. The Western way with words: "José Maria Martín! Stand up! ; "Stand up, ye son-of-a-bitch" / Walker Dixon Grisso ; Why wilderness? / Ed Abbey ; "The dirty nincompoop who edits that journal" ; "To the world!!" / James W. Nesmith ; "I ask: what is life?" / Herman W. Knickerbocker -- pt. 15. Fiction: The rules of the game / Charles Lummis ; The outcasts of Poker Flat / Bret Harte ; The bride comes to Yellow Sky / Stephen Crane ; Cabin fever / Dorothy Scarborough ; "It must be something exciting" / Wallace Stegner ; McTeague / Frank Norris.An extensive collection of Western fact and fiction, arranged by subject-e.g., explorers, settlers, cowboys, miners, women, Navajos. A leading chronicler of the Western landscape selects more than 150 pieces--fiction and non-fiction, classic and contemporary--that evoke the people and spirit of the West.

Subjects: Fiction.; Literature.; American prose literature;

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