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| | Alibris: William Morton |
 | | Mort Downey, Jr., has found phenomenal success with his confrontational talk show, which deals with issues affecting the common man. This book shares his position on the issues, and serves as a kind of blue-collar manifesto for the masses. |
 | | In this pamphlet Morton discusses why he believes in Joseph Smith's account of the coming forth of the Book of Mormon versus the Solomon Spaulding theory, which has been put forward by anti-Mormons. |
 | | This volume had it's inception in a series of eight lectures delivered at Columbia University during the spring of 1905, and represents, in a much condensed form, the results of a decade of uninterrupted study of the Formicidae, and of the works that have been written on these insects. |
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