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	Lee Edwards Excerpt - Chapter 13
		It was a formidable list, and Gorbachev, most probably, had never read Alexis de Toqueville, who once commented, "Experience teaches that the most critical moment for bad governments is the one which witnesses the first steps toward reform."[lxiv] The Soviet Union in the middle 1980s was a very bad government attempting very radical reform.
		There were some excuses about the president being "over-briefed," but the truth, as campaign adviser Stuart Spencer later admitted, was that Reagan had not debated anyone for years, and his skill at political thrust-and-parry had grown rusty.
		American presidents are not always so successful in transferring their popularity, as even a widely admired president like Eisenhower learned in 1960.
	www.heritage.org /Research/reagan_edwards13.cfm (9005 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: China
		Previous to 1906, each board had two presidents (Shang-su), Manchu and Chinese, two senior vice-presidents, (Tso She-Lang), and two junior vice-presidents, (Yeo She-Lang); there are now one president and two vice-presidents.
		Each province is presided over by a governor, (Siun-fu, Fu-t'ai) except Chi-li, Fu-kien, Kan-su, Sze-ch'wan, Kwang-tung, Yun-nan, and Kan-su; there is one in Sin-kiang; the Fu-t'ai of Shang-tung, Shan-si, and Ho-nan are not under a governor-general, but are directly under Peking.
		On 6 Nov., 1906, a new Chinese ministry was created, styled the Yu-ch'wan Pu (Board of Posts and Communications) with a president and two vice-presidents.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/03663b.htm (8666 words)

	Annotated Bibliography on Railroad Land Grants, with a Focus on the Northern Pacific Railroad and Its Corporate ...
		The report goes into some detail on the finances of the railroad and the lands it was granted and what the sale of them would raise.
		The report is followed by a Sept. 27, 1873 rebuttal from NP President G.W. Cass, in which he claims that the sale of lands is more than sufficient to pay off the bonds).
		Bull Mountains Landowners Association president Pete Tulley says BLM valued the coal at 1.7 cents per ton when prices are $1.60.
	www.landgrant.org /biblio1.html (12907 words)

	Introduction to Perceptions of Palestine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Saunders also indicates that a president’s or senior policymaker’s approach to Middle East questions has almost always been influenced by the particular lens through which he or she views the world.
		Evidence that presidents and key policymakers very often, perhaps usually, ignore this expertise is voluminous, and it has historically been the case that those working-level bureaucrats whose analysis occasionally does reach the president or his aides are as likely as not to have no academic expertise in or historical knowledge of the conflict.
		Presidents and bureaucrats come and go, and neither is likely to pass on knowledge to a successor.
	www.christison-santafe.com /popintro.htm (4746 words)

	Genealogy, Reference, Topography & Miscellaneous
		Most of the book is an alphabetical listing of surnames with origins, meanings and variants, but also a good Bibliography, Cyrillic & other alphabets, Explanation of Polish Surnames, Suffixes, an Introduction to Czech, German & Hungarian & other names.
		Copies of Correspondence, instructions, lists of Disclaimers & people to be seen, some pedigrees, all concerned with the taking of the Visitations of Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire between 1662 & 1664.
		As they were elected to Christ Church College, Oxford & Trinity College, Cambridge...from 1563...A List of Deans of Westminster, Deans of Christ Church, etc. Collected by Joseph Welch.
	www.heraldrytoday.co.uk /genealogy_books.htm (6155 words)

	JEP: The Transition to Electronic Scholarly Journals
		In a previously published discussion on diffusion of new technologies (Odlyzko 1997c), many rapid transitions were identified with the presence of forcing agents -- people or institutions that can compel action.
		Publishers, who have been scared of electronic publishing, are likely to move in on that $8,000 of internal library costs per article by pushing for a complete switch to electronic formats, and thus unwittingly become forcing agents.
		Thus the decisive steps towards eliminating print versions of journals are likely to be taken by academic decision makers, the deans and presidents, when they realize how much can be saved.
	www.press.umich.edu /jep/04-04/odlyzko0404.html (7714 words)

	"Reflections: A Postage Stamp For Isaac" by Robert Silverberg
		But if you don’t want to bother keying in all that, just google for "asimovstamp" and you’ll go right to it.
		These are all significant historical figures, I suppose, although if we were drawing up a list today of people in need of commemoration on our postage stamps I doubt that any of them would make the first hundred.
		Still, just football players, not presidents or surgeons or creators of undying poetry.
	www.asimovs.com /_issue_0412/ref.shtml (1390 words)

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