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Operation Executive Freedom (of Contract): Following the Executive's Fiduciary Obligation from Manges to Magruder in Mineral Leasing

I. INTRODUCTION Fiduciaries hold an esteemed and valuable position in the U.S. common law of trusts and agency as inherited from England. In these...
Brigham Young University Law Review, 01/01/04 by Fowles, John B · More from publication
Compounding the countermajoritarian difficulty through "plaintiff's diplomacy": Can the International Criminal Court provide a solution?

In the past twenty-five years the United States has had three major exports: rock music, blue jeans, and United States law. The first two have...
Brigham Young University Law Review, 01/01/03 by Fowles, John B · More from publication
Lessons of lepidoptery

THE AURELIAN LEGACY by Michael A. Salmon Harley Books, Martins, Great Horkesley, Colchester, Essex C06 4AH Tel: 01206271216, L30, pp. 432, ISBN...
Spectator, The, 04/21/01 by Fowles, John · More from publication
high ridges of knowledge, The

The high ridges of knowledge John Fowles NABOKOV'S BUTTERFLIES edited by Brian Boyd and Robert Michael Pye Allen Lane, L25, pp. 760 was, some...
Spectator, The, 04/15/00 by Fowles, John · More from publication
Talking ghosts

THE OATMEAL ARK by Rory Maclean HarperCollins, L16.99, pp. 337 When I first began teaching in Ham stead I was under a Canadian, of whom I was...
Spectator, The, 04/12/97 by John Fowles · More from publication
Pervasive fear of the unknown

When I was a suburban schoolboy in the 1930s I was an avid reader of Talbot Baines Reed and his senior, Henty. I wish I could say I laughed at them...
Spectator, The, 09/28/96 by Fowles, John · More from publication

In the middleyard - poem - John Fowles Issue

Always the waves, their hiss and anger Sexed to the sexed, though not to all. God knows there are some distances That must be kept; one must stay...
Twentieth Century Literature, 03/22/96 by John Fowles · More from publication
Je fable - poem - John Fowles Issue

How could I forget, after so long? Your moods, your whims, your sudden purposes and will, Those wretched chains your rolebound husband Wrapped...
Twentieth Century Literature, 03/22/96 by John Fowles · More from publication