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• A GOLD STAR PILGRIMAGE TO FLANDERS FIELDS 

  In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row. -Lt. Col. John McCrae, M.D. WHILE MANY PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY those educated a...

  07/01/06 by Peterson, J Darren · More from publication

• FROM TUSKEGEE TO ANGKOR: THE ODYSSEY OF LUCILLE DOUGLASS 

  IN AN ERA WHEN SOCIETY EXPECTED WOMEN TO BE DAINTY, PASSIVE, AND ENTERTAINING, ALABAMA ARTIST LUCILLE SINCLAIR DOUGLASS DEFIED CONVENTIONS BY...

  07/01/06 by Goldfarb, Stephen · More from publication

• TWO FACES OF DR. NOTT, THE 

  THE MALADY STRUCK without warning, marching through the city like a legion of invisible demons. The city walls, rapidly closed in quarantine,...

  07/01/06 by Davenport, Larry J · More from publication

• EMPOWERING ALABAMA: THE JAMES MITCHELL STORY 

  ENTREPRENEUR, ENGINEER, AND NEWCOMER JAMES MITCHELL SHOWED MORE FAITH IN ALABAMA THAN MOST NATIVE SONS, REVOLUTIONIZING DAILY LIFE WITH RELIABLE...

  07/01/06 by Atkins, Leah Rawls · More from publication

• VINE AND OLIVE: THE UNFOLDING LEGACY 

  SOME YEARS AGO, ERIC SAUGERA, a French historian known in academic circles for his several books on the slave trade that flourished in France...

  07/01/06 by Wolfe, Suzanne · More from publication

• ALABAMA'S VINE AND OLIVE COLONY 

  MYTH AND FACT In Vine and Olive Colony myth, dashing aristocrats struggle in vain to tame the wilderness, but the truth is just as compelling-and...

  07/01/06 by Blaufarb, Rafe · More from publication

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