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	The Museum of the Cherokee Indian (Thirteen Moons)
		Charles Frazier’s Thirteen Moons is the story of one man’s remarkable life, spanning a century of relentless change.
		Will Cooper, in the hands of Charles Frazier, becomes a classic American soul: a man devoted to a place and its people, a woman, and a way of life, all of which are forever just beyond his reach.
		The Cherokee Literature Initiative was started with a grant from Charles Frazier in partnership with the Museum of the Cherokee Indian, a non-profit organization, and the Tsalagi Aniwoni Committee.
	www.cherokeemuseum.org /html/thirteenmoons.html (599 words)

	00-3131 -- Frazier v. Simmons -- 07/03/2001
		Frazier's symptoms are relapsing-remitting, and include blurred and partially lost vision, tingling in his hands, a pinched nerve, and pain in his hip resulting in an inability to run, loss of balance, and walking with a limp.
		Frazier's argument on appeal is that, based on his experience, the essential functions of his job are those duties he spends the most time performing, including doing paperwork in his office, conducting criminal and civil investigations, interviewing witnesses, surveilling, working on the phone and computer, traveling, and transporting suspects to jail.
		Frazier's job requires an ability "to perform a wide variety of functions in a wide variety of conditions without assistance." In support of his position that engaging in violent activity and physically restraining violent offenders, running and carrying a firearm are fundamental duties of an investigator, Mr.
	www.kscourts.org /ca10/cases/2001/07/00-3131.htm (6881 words)

	Ripley Publishing Company
		Charles E. Thompson, 80, of North Vernon, passed away on Tuesday, November 6, 2007 at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis.
		Melvin Frazier, age 60, of Hammond, LA, formerly of Aurora, died Wednesday, Nov 7, 2007 at Hospice House in Hammond.
		She was preceded in death by her son Donald Charles Bultman, grandson Karl Bultman, her parents, brothers Alvin, Earl, Roy, Harry, and Walter Young, and her sisters Sadie Schmidt and Esther Barnard.
	www.ripleynews.com /ojobituaries.html (5557 words)

	Cold Mountain Book Discussion Questions
		Charles Frazier's 1997 National Book Award winner is an extraordinary novel about a soldier's perilous journey back to his home and his beloved at the end of the Civil War.
		Charles Frazier was born in 1950 and grew up in western North Carolina.
		Charles Frazier seems to imply that, because of the moral barrenness of the Civil War and the crimes committed on the battlefield in the name of honor, there is no moral onus attached to the act of desertion?
	www.manitowoc.lib.wi.us /readers/guides/coldmountain.htm (1010 words)

	Seattle Arts & Lectures - Charles Frazier & Kaye Gibbons
		Charles Frazier began Cold Mountain by digging up language and legends buried deep in the backwoods of the southern Appalachians, where his family has lived for 200 years.
		Frazier was not interested in writing a novel that glorified the Civil War, but rather in recreating the region's lost culture.
		A graduate of the University of North Carolina, Frazier taught literature at the University of Colorado in Boulder until his daughter was born and he and his wife, Katherine, returned to North Carolina.
	www.lectures.org /frazier.html (1086 words)

	Frazier v. Preferred Operators, et al.
		Charles Frazier, the claimant, is a resident of the Town of Bennington, State of Vermont.
		Frazier’s job was to drive the load to the customer of HBH and return the truck and trailer to Preferred Operators’ place of business, where the trucks and trailers were kept.
		Frazier was injured by the fall, requiring medical treatment from a number of medical specialists, including a surgeon, an orthopaedic surgeon and a neurologist.
	www.state.vt.us /labind/wcdecisions/2003/M12257frazier.htm (4080 words)

	Online NewsHour: Cold Mountain -- November 20, 1997
		CHARLES FRAZIER: Yes, he is. My father told me a story six or seven years ago about an ancestor of ours, a great uncle, who was wounded in the Civil War and walked home.
		CHARLES FRAZIER: I thought a lot about the natural history of the place, the human history of the place, the folklore of the place, the role of the mountains in the folklore of the Cherokee Indians, and the folklore of the old Celtic people who settled that area 200 years ago.
		CHARLES FRAZIER: I did, and I wanted to get that sense; that this is--this is America, but it is another world, that it is an alien culture with an alien language that you have to do a certain amount of learning as you read the book.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/entertainment/july-dec97/frazier_11-20.html (1446 words)

	Charles Harrison Frazier (www.whonamedit.com)
		Frazier attended the University of Pennsylvania, where he was a classmate of William G. Spiller and graduated in 1892.
		In addition to his landmark work on the surgery of the trigeminal nerve, Frazier's outstanding contribution to medicine was his work on the section of the anterolateral columns of the spinal cord [cordotomy] for relief of pain.
		Frazier was a member of a large number of American and foreign medical societies.
	www.whonamedit.com /doctor.cfm/1485.html (584 words)

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		On his return in 1896, Frazier was appointed to the surgical staff of the University of Pennsylvania and to the teaching staff of the medical school.
		Frazier; his correspondence; instructional notes and other documents related to his teaching of medicine; records of the various activities, medical as well as social, in which he was engaged; and personal and miscellaneous material.
		Frazier Papers were donated to the Historical Collections of the Library of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia by the Department of Neurology of the University of Pennsylvania on 2 October 1991.
	www.collphyphil.org /FIND_AID/hist/histchf1.htm (1870 words)

	Gone With the Wind - Charles Frazier's Cold Mountain, this year's literary phenomenon, is eminently forgettable. By ...
		Frazier is a good writer: calm, for the most part unsentimental, often rich.
		Frazier does the opposite of writers such as Melville or Woolf, who historicize the language by shaking its roots.
		Frazier writes, of the woman's genitals, that to Inman they "seemed extraordinarily fascinating though it was but a mere slot in flesh." The reader realizes instantly that a deserting soldier would never think like this--that he would never use these upholstered words.
	www.slate.com /id/3035 (1190 words)

	Civil War Novel Sets Its Sights on the Soul / Charles Frazier's epic journey of flight and survival amid nightmarish ...
		Charles Frazier's first novel is a rare and extraordinary book, a Civil War novel concerned less with battlefields than with the landscape of the human soul.
		Frazier's iconoclasm is dead on in his indictment of men like Grant and Lee whose methodical butchery perversely raised them to the status of heroes.
		Frazier has bardically sung his tale in a convincing, forgotten tongue full of resonant Anglo-Saxonisms: His characters drink from stoups and frabble on their feet marching through treacherous swales.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/reviews/books/COLD_MOUNTAIN.DTL (703 words)

	Searching for Levi Frazier
		Charles Frazier was the only one who said he lived in Tennessee (Franklin county).
		Arthur Frazier bought land around what is now the town of Paint Rock in SW part of the county.
		Frazier who lived in De Kalb Co. in 1840 (maybe NW of Valley Head) he is 60/70 and has males 10/15, 15/20, and 20/30.
	carrie8836.tripod.com /searching_for__levi_frazier.htm (791 words)

	Charles G. Frazier, Case No. VFA-0361, January 28, 1998
		On December 29, 1997,(1) Charles G. Frazier completed the filing of an Appeal from a determination issued to him on November 10, 1997, by the Chicago Operations Office (Chicago) of the Department of Energy (DOE).
		Frazier appealed to this Office stating that he disagreed that the appointment calendars are personal records.
		Frazier are “agency records.” The FOIA requires the disclosure only of “records” maintained by “agencies” within the executive branch of the federal government.
	www.oha.doe.gov /cases/FOIA/vfa0361.htm (1213 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Cold Mountain - Charles Frazier - Paperback
		Frazier divides the narrative between Inman's homeward progress and Ada's struggle to make it on her own after her father dies, establishing an underlying tension that is at once subtle and irresistible.
		Frazier vividly depicts the rough and varied terrain of Inman's travels and the colorful characters he meets, all the while avoiding Federal raiders and the equally brutal Home Guard.
		Charles Frazier's novel is at once spare and eloquent, a panorama that the author stills long enough to make a portrait—a very evocative portrait of Inman, a soldier who is trying to escape a ruined world.
	search.barnesandnoble.com /booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?ISBN=0375700757&userid=zA7VuhHCpM&cds2Pid=9481 (2403 words)

	Frazier_Charles_nc
		Charles Frazier was born in western North Carolina in 1950.
		Charles lives outside of Raleigh, North Carolina, on a small horse ranch with his wife and daughter.
		Charles Frazier grew up in the hills of western North Carolina, which inspired him to write, Cold Mountain, which won a National Book Award.
	www.ncteamericancollection.org /litmap/frazier_charles_nc.htm (244 words)

	Charles H. Frazier, Jr. Papers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Frazier was involved: the Comprehensive Mental Health Plan, the Urban Traffic and Transportation Board, and the Tri-Institutional Facilities Program.
		Frazier was invited by Governor William W. Scranton and Secretary of Public Welfare Arlin M. Adams to participate in this two-year project.
		Frazier’s involvement in regional transportation planning as chairman of the Urban Traffic and Transportation Board.
	www.library.temple.edu /collections/urbana/Fra-273.htm (1580 words)

	The Chronicle-www.HofstraChronicle.com-Keeping Hofstra University Informed with News, Sports, Features, Entertainment ...
		Frazier is a native of Ashville, North Carolina and is a one-time American literary professor at UNC Ashville.
		Frazier has read from many different sources about the Civil War before writing his first novel including The Aftermath of Fredericksburg, Winter Conditions and A Literary Message.
		The research Dr. Frazier conducted and his familiarity with the settings in the novel transcended his writing into an outstanding novel that has an abundant amount of the scenery description and the happenings going on in and out of Inman's world.
	www.hofstrachronicle.com /news/2004/03/04/Features/Book-Review-626699.shtml (590 words)

	Reading Group Guide \| COLD MOUNTAIN by Charles Frazier (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Charles Frazier grew up near Cold Mountain in the Blue Ridge of North Carolina.
		The son of a high school principal, he received a Ph.D. in English literature and was teaching literature part-time when he became interested in the history of W. Inman, his great-great-uncle, whose Civil War journey back to his mountain home became the inspiration for Cold Mountain.
		Charles Frazier lives with his wife and daughter outside of Raleigh, North Carolina.
	www.readinggroupguides.com /guides/cold_mountain-author.asp (2491 words)

	Printed Matter -- Charles Frazier -- Page
		Frazier also is a historian with a true storyteller's instincts and a poet's sensibilities.
		Frazier does a masterful job of describing the technologies that made the world turn in the 1860s.
		It must have taken Frazier a very long time to research and write this beautiful novel since it is so rich in the speech and culture of the time.
	www.dcn.davis.ca.us /go/gizmo/1997/frazier.html (674 words)

	WCU NEWS - "COLD MOUNTAIN" AUTHOR ENDOWS SCHOLARSHIP FUND AT WESTERN (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A former Franklin resident, Frazier announced the scholarship Oct. 23 as part of the town's observance of Charles Frazier Day, saying he wanted to honor his father's lifelong love of education.
		Frazier and his wife, Katherine, through their Cold Mountain Foundation, established the Charles O. Frazier Endowed Scholarship Fund with an initial contribution and a pledge of additional support for the next five years.
		Frazier has chosen to honor the memory of his father by establishing this scholarship fund at Western,” said Brett Woods, director of annual and special gifts at Western.
	www.wcu.edu /pubinfo/news/Frazierscholarship04.htm (377 words)

	Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records (Site not responding. Last check: )
		âOne of the most acclaimed novels in recent memory, Charles Frazierâs Cold Mountain is a masterpiece that is at once an enthralling adventure, a stirring love story, and a luminous evocation of a vanished America in all its savagery, solitude, and splendor.
		Charles Frazier just happens to not only be one of the few but perhaps the best!!
		Frazier utilizes his immense word power to forecast the psychological development of his characters through brilliant descriptions of natural settings.
	www.dlapr.lib.az.us /text/braille/booktalk1-04t.cfm (1126 words)

	Faculty Information - Charles E. Frazier
		Frazier works in the area of adhesion and polymer science with an emphasis on wood-based composite materials.
		The cooperativity and analysis of segmental motion in the wood adhesive interphase: A probe of nanoscale morphology.
		Frazier, Charles E., Marie-P. Laborie, and Jerone Gagliano.
	www.woodscience.vt.edu /contactlists/facultydetail.asp?facultyID=5 (3160 words)

	Vintage Catalog \| Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier
		One of the most acclaimed novels in recent memory, Charles Frazier's Cold Mountain is a masterpiece that is at once an enthralling adventure, a stirring love story, and a luminous evocation of a vanished American in all its savagery, solitude, and splendor.
		"Charles Frazier has taken on a daunting task — and has done extraordinarily well by it....
		Charles Frazier has taught at the University of Colorado at Boulder and at North Carolina State University. He lives in North Carolina with his wife and daughter, where they raise horses.
	www.randomhouse.com /vintage/catalog/display.pperl?0375700757 (415 words)

	Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Charles Frazier has based his novel loosely on Homer's Odyssey.
		As Ada and Inman's lives, long-separated, begin finally to converge, they discover unsuspected truths about themselves and each other, and about the new world that is being born from the ruins of the old.
		Charles Frazier writes about his native territory with the eye of a lifelong countryman and the voice of a poet.
	www.randomhouse.com /catalog/display.pperl?isbn=0-375-70075-7&view=rg (1281 words)

	eBay - Book: Cold Mountain (ISBN: 0375700757) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		"Charles Frazier's novel is at once spare and eloquent....The many moments of compassion seem entirely convincing and are very affecting....The understatement is...almost shattering.
		"Charles Frazier's...feeling for the Southern landscape is reverential and beautifully composed.
		Frazier, for all his love of country, his country, knows this is not enough and cunningly draws on the kind of rough old Southern humor that Mark Twain knew by heart..."
	product.ebay.com /Cold-Mountain_ISBN_0375700757_W0QQfvcsZ1389QQsoprZ471449 (1015 words)

	Used Book Central Search / author: Frazier, Charles
		Frazier, Charles: Near Fine with no dust jacket General Fiction Atlantic Monthly Press 1997 Stated First Edition; Twenty-First Printing Softcover; Trade PB 0871136791 Smoking household.
		Frazier, Charles: VG++/VG++ Atlantic Monthly Press New York 1997 1st 5th Novel about a soldier's perilous journey, back to his beloved at the end of the Civil War.
		Frazier, Charles: Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated 356pgs, the block is broken, no pages are loose and the pages are actually tight, there is just this odd break under the cloth of the spine!
	www.usedbookcentral.com /texis/ubc/searchbooks,author,Frazier_Charles.html (733 words)

	Salon \| Charles Frazier
		Charles Frazier's haunting Civil War novel, "Cold Mountain," climbed to the No. 1 position on the New York Times Best-seller List on Sunday.
		In the book tour diary he's been keeping for Salon, Frazier compared himself to "a doughnut-shop waitress winning the lottery and keeping her job."
		Readers will be able to put these and other questions directly to Frazier in Table Talk and read the answers on Thursday, Sept. 11, when the author drops by Salon's San Francisco office to go online.
	www.salon.com /aug97/entertainment/fraz970829.html (198 words)

	Charles Frazier and the Books of Cold Mountain
		This exhibit is based on a display mounted in August 1997 to welcome back to campus Charles Frazier, author of the bestselling novel Cold Mountain, published by Atlantic Monthly Press in June of that year.
		Frazier's first novel, Cold Mountain was based on true stories from the Civil War period passed down by the author's great-great-grandfather.
		The paperback was released by Vintage in August 1998, and by November had been ten weeks on the NYTBR paperback bestseller list.
	library.calumet.purdue.edu /decdisp/{697DABD8-BA3A-11D4-ACF4-005004AFFFC7}_4608_165.htm (298 words)

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