41. Elysium Press: Catalog Hemingway, Percy Addleshaw, Percy. The Happy Wanderer and other Verse. LondonElkin Matthews (1896). A collection of poems, including one dedicated to http://www.elysiumpress.com/pages/catalog/h.html

This is Section: H Go to A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Full Elysium Press Catalog Elysium Press Editions Asphodel Editions Contact Elysium Wanted Books Home HAFKAMP, Hans, et al. De Leeslijst: Boeken over Mannen en Homoseksualiteit. Amsterdam (1986). 1022pp. A fairly extensive reading list of books on homosexuality. Inscribed by the anthologist on title page. Very good in wrappers. HAKIM. The Chronicles of Qamar: Crowstone. Amsterdam: Coltsfoot Press (1983). "A sword and corcery boy-love tale". Very good in decorative wrappers. HALLBECK, Nils (Hogan, Jan). . An extensive collection of the Swedish writer's gay fiction and poetry. Hallbeck (1907-1997), who also wrote under the name Jan Hogan, was one of the most important modern gay writers in Sweden and produced several dozen published works. Please nquire for a list of the author's books available, most of which are warmly inscribed to Anthony Reid. Included are translations by Reid of all of the author's works. $POR. HAMECHER, Peter. Bild und Traum. Leipzig: Herbert Eulenberg (1913). 20pp. A collection of poetry and prose by the accomplished gay German writer. Very good in wrappers, with the stamp of the British Sexological Society on endpaper.

42. Meeting The Challenges (1950-2000) - A Brief History Of Oak Park its rich heritage and noted legacy of Wright, Hemingway, and others. Percy Lavon Julian was born on April 11, 1899 1899 in Montgomery, Alabama. http://www.oprf.com/history/challenges.html

M EETING THE C HALLENGES Historical Overview Beginnings Growth Excellence O AK P ARK continued to grow as the vacant land was built upon with homes, churches, businesses and schools. Oak Park became widely know as the World's Largest Village. As a mature community, Oak Park struggled to remain vibrant. As part of its efforts, Oak Park embraced its rich heritage and noted legacy of Wright, Hemingway, and others. But post-war America was not to be so simple. Percy Lavon Julian was born on April 11, 1899 in Montgomery, Alabama. He received the A.B. degree from DePauw University in 1920 (where the Percy L. Julian Science and Mathematics Center in named in his honor) and the Ph.D. degree from University of Vienna in 1931. Percy Julian's life in research often made use of soybean products and led to discoveries in the manufacture of drugs, hormones, vitamins, amino acids, paint and paper. Percy Julian's research yielded over 100 patents. The DePauw citation says it best: "Revered Scholar, Teacher, Research Chemist, Mentor, Business and Civic Leader, and Humanitarian"

43. Community On The Web In Oak Park And River Forest, Illinois Ernest Hemingway, Doris Humphrey, Percy Lavon Julian, Robert Newhart, CarolWarner Shields, Hemingway Foundation Hephzibah Children s Association http://www.oprf.com/organizations/index_com.html

C OMMUNITY ON THE W EB membership forms and volunteer information for these groups. The Wednesday Journal Answer Book and the Chamber of Commerce Community Guide give more extensive listings of the Oak Park is the hometown of a number of famous and exceptionally accomplished people Edgar Rice Burroughs Ernest Hemingway Doris Humphrey Percy Lavon Julian ... Carol Warner Shields , and Frank Lloyd Wright to name some of the more prominent former citizens. Today, our village is home to a highly educated, activist group of citizens from all aspects of professional life. You can sample the interests of our cybercitizens via their homepages on the web Oak Park has a long history of being an activist community - the Historical Society of OPRF has wonderful records of our growth as a community, and the History of Oak Park discusses our communty's beginnings, growth and modern times. The volunteer efforts by community members are the force propelling Oak Park into Cyberspace; survey some of their efforts on the Guide to OPRF Organizations Animal Care League Assist Austin Boulevard Christian Church ... St. Giles

44. Words & Music: A Literary Feast In New Orleans Ernest Hemingway, Anita Loos, Walker Percy, William Gilmore Simms, New Orleans, Mon Amour is the title of an essay by the late Walker Percy, http://www.wordsandmusic.org/aboutword.html

..what a wonderful concept for a conference. I want to come back. Why don't you do an evening featuring writers who play music? I play guitar, incidentally! Oscar Hijuelos , winner of the Pulitzer Prize for The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love Hijuelos had that to say about us in 1998, the year Hurricane Georges put a damper on the festival and sent everyone scurrying home early. He's coming back this year to participate in our salute to the importance of Hispanic cultures in America...along with many other imporant Hispanic authors. And he is invited, of course, to participate in what is now our most popular event, After Hours at The Napoleon House, founded on his suggestion, an evening when faculty with musical talents sit in with the band, this year the Latin Jazz group Orta. Don't miss Oscar Hijuelos or the magic of A Literary Feast in New Orleans Described by leading authors as "a great convocation...one of the best...writers' conferences anywhere." , will take place Thursday, November 3 through Monday, November 7. Make your plans now to attend the great events of this unique literary festival.

45. GedBrowser Elizabeth A Sainter. birt ABT 1740/1750. Percy Hemingway. birt 1883 Witnesses Emma France, IP Thompson, Frederick France, George Hemingway. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/MauriceHemingway/Hem/g012.html

Daniel Hemingway Hemingway birt: John Hemingway birt: ABT 1758 John Rodgers Hemingway birt: 1785 plac: East Haddlesey Rodgers birt: Jane Rodgers birt: ABT 1762 William Thomas Hemingway birt: 1833 plac: Chapel Haddlesey Ball birt: John Ball birt: Allerton Bywater Nr Kippax? Mary Ann Ball birt: 1807 plac: Chapel Haddlesey Thomas Hepenstall birt: 1741 plac: West Haddlesey Ann Hepenstall birt: 1781 plac: West Haddlesey Elizabeth A Sainter birt: ABT 1740/1750 Daniel Hemingway birt: 1884 deat: Lambert birt: William Lambert birt: ABT 1777 John Lambert birt: ABT 1809 plac: Corringham Thomas Brumby birt: Ann Brumby birt: ABT 1779 plac: Blyton Ann birt: Charlotte Lambert birt: 15 SEP 1843 plac: Great Corringham Willingham Linclonshire Betsy Stothard birt: ABT 1811 plac: Louth Map List of Individuals List of Surnames Created by GEDBrowser Lambert Hemingway Hemingway birt: John Hemingway birt: ABT 1758 John Rodgers Hemingway birt: 1785 plac: East Haddlesey Rodgers birt: Jane Rodgers birt: ABT 1762 William Thomas Hemingway birt: 1833 plac: Chapel Haddlesey Ball birt: John Ball birt: Allerton Bywater Nr Kippax? Mary Ann Ball birt: 1807 plac: Chapel Haddlesey Thomas Hepenstall birt: 1741 plac: West Haddlesey Ann Hepenstall birt: 1781 plac: West Haddlesey Elizabeth A Sainter birt: ABT 1740/1750 Lambert Hemingway birt: 7 JUN 1877 deat: 7 JUN 1877 Lambert birt: William Lambert birt: ABT 1777 John Lambert birt: ABT 1809 plac: Corringham Thomas Brumby birt: Ann Brumby birt: ABT 1779 plac: Blyton Ann birt: Charlotte Lambert birt: 15 SEP 1843 plac: Great Corringham Willingham Linclonshire Betsy Stothard birt: ABT 1811

46. GedBrowser Walter Hemingway Eliza Emma Hemingway Percy Hemingway The will of JohnHemingway late of Hensall in the Parish of Snaith in the County of York, http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/MauriceHemingway/Hem/g000.html

Wilfred Hemingway John Hemingway birt: ABT 1758 John Rodgers Hemingway birt: 1785 plac: East Haddlesey Jane Rodgers birt: ABT 1762 William Thomas Hemingway birt: 1833 plac: Chapel Haddlesey John Ball birt: Allerton Bywater Nr Kippax? Mary Ann Ball birt: 1807 plac: Chapel Haddlesey Ann Hepenstall birt: 1781 plac: West Haddlesey Thomas Hemingway birt: 21 JUL 1879 plac: Hensall William Lambert birt: ABT 1777 John Lambert birt: ABT 1809 plac: Corringham Ann Brumby birt: ABT 1779 plac: Blyton Charlotte Lambert birt: 15 SEP 1843 plac: Great Corringham Willingham Linclonshire Betsy Stothard birt: ABT 1811 plac: Louth Wilfred Hemingway birt: 3 SEP 1921 plac: Hensall deat: 4 MAR 1976 plac: Ilkley Catherine Ann Grundy marr: 30 OCT 1943 plac: Parish Church of Carlton-juxta-Snaith birt: 23 OCT 1926 plac: 20 Perkins Street, South Church deat: 24 JUL 1998 plac: Airedale Hospital, Steeton George Fairbairns birt: 16 MAY 1810 plac: Knottingley James Fairbairns birt: 25 AUG 1841 plac: Hensall Hannah Lightfoot birt: ABT 1810 plac: Beal Joe (Joseph) Fairbairns birt: 8 AUG 1872 plac: Hensall Christopher Trees birt: ABT 1812 Isabella Tree birt: 13 NOV 1841 plac: Snaith Sarah Spyve birt: ABT 1812 plac: Snaith Or Hull?

47. :: Christendom College :: English Language Department Nathaniel Hawthorne, Herman Melville, Theodore Dreiser, Henry James, WilliamFaulkner, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, or Walker Percy. http://www.christendom.edu/academics/depts/english.shtml

Search this site Course Catalog (Bulletin) Faculty Graduate Academics Library ... Study Abroad English Language and Literature English History Modern Languages Mathematics/Science ... Theology In reading great literature I become a thousand men and yet remain myself. Like the night sky in the Greek poem, I see with a myriad eyes, but it is still I who see. Here, as in worship, in love, in moral action, and in knowing, I transcend myself; and am never more myself than when I do. C. S. Lewis, An Experiment in Criticism Great literature, of which C. S. Lewis speaks, is the gateway to that vast range of human experience which can be expressed and can be shared with a countless multitude, only by means of verbal language transfigured by the moral imagination. At the beginning of the English curriculum, the student acquires the skills required for composition and critical reading through a comprehensive study of traditional rhetorical and literary forms in the context of analyzing and appreciating major works of imaginative literature. These skills are learned not only through an understanding of literary terminology, but also from close readings of classic texts. The Literature Department does not employ large anthologies, in which small fragments of texts are quickly scanned; students are expected to read and master complete works.

48. American Collection Ernest Hemingway moves from Chicago to Toronto, Canada, to work for the Toronto Walker Percy s second cousin (and guardian), William Alexander Percy, http://www.ncteamericancollection.org/timeline/Calendar_January.htm

Literary Timeline January February March April May June July August September October November December January January 1 One of the first poets to write English verse in the American colonies, Anne Dudley Bradstreet was born in Northamptonshire, England. (1612) Upon the Burning of Our House, 1666 Phyllis Wheatley, the first black woman poet, was born in Senegal. (1753) ( To a Lady on the Death of Her Husband Leslie Marmon Silko, whose novel Ceremony was the first novel by a Native American woman to be published, was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico. (1948) ( Ceremony, Storyteller, Almanac of the Dead James Fenimore Cooper marries Susan Augusta De Lancey. (1811) James Fenimore Cooper receives his midshipman's warrant. (1808) While serving in the U.S. Army, Edgar Allan Poe is promoted to sergeant-major of the Regiment of Artillery. (1829) Celebrating the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation by President Abraham Lincoln, Ralph Waldo Emerson reads his poem, The Boston Hymn

49. SOCIETY NAME: Ernest Hemingway Society Ernest Hemingway Society. James H. Meredith James.Meredith@USAFA.AF.MIL Walker Percy Society. Prof. John F. Desmond desmond@whitman.edu http://www.calstatela.edu/academic/english/ala2/affiliates.html

American Literature Association DIRECTORY [A] [B] [C] [D] ... [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] ... [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] H O M E Henry Adams Society William Merrill Decker wmd@okstate.edu African American Literature and Culture Society Keith Byerman ejkeb@scifac.indstate.edu American Humor Studies Association David E.E. Sloane dees@charger.newhaven.edu American Religion and Literature Society Michael Brown mbr@creighton.edu American Theater and Drama Society Barbara Ozieblo ozieblo@uma.es Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures (ASAIL) Stephanie Fitzgerald stephanie.fitzgerald@cgu.edu Association for the Study of Literature and Environment Mark C. Long mlong@keene.edu International Saul Bellow Society Ben Siegel bsiegel@csupomona.edu Elizabeth Bishop Society Thomas Travisano ttravisano@stny.rr.com California Newsreel Order Department P.O. Box 2284 South Burlington, VT 05407 802-846-1850 (fax) contact@newsreel.org Willa Cather Society Ann Romines annrom@gwu.edu Charles Chesnutt Society Susan McFatter Wright smcfatter@panthernet.cau.edu

50. English Department Course Listings -- Spring 2005 American literary texts from the Civil War to the present, including Whitman,Dickinson, Twain, James, Crane, Hemingway, Faulkner, Percy, Plath, Gaines. http://www.luc.edu/depts/english/courses/spring05.htm

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS: Spring 2005 Lake Shore Campus Water Tower Campus Graduate Courses Back to Course Descriptions main page LAKE SHORE CAMPUS Criticism and Theory (ENGL 270) Section: 072 Instructor: TBA 3.0 credit hours MWF 2:45 pm - 3:35 pm Dumbach Hall 227 No course description is currently available for this section. We will post one as soon as the instructor makes it available to us. Introduction to Poetry (ENGL 271) Section: 01W Instructor: TBA 3.0 credit hours Lecture TUTH 8:30 am - 9:45 am Damon Hall 429 ENGL 271 01W is a writing intensive class. No course description is currently available for this section. We will post one as soon as the instructor makes it available to us. Section: 02W Instructor: C. Kendrick 3.0 credit hours Lecture MWF 1:40 pm - 2:30 pm Sullivan D1 ENGL 271 02W is a writing intensive class.

51. MWP Writer News (Aug. 17, 2002): Call For Papers: Hemingway, Faulkner And The Gr William Faulkner once infamously called Ernest Hemingway a dog, and Hemingwayprivately Percy, Walker (19161990), Percy, William Alexander (1885-1942) http://www.olemiss.edu/mwp/news/2002/2002_08_17_cfphemingwayfaulknala.html

Contents: Newsletter Archives Recent Headlines News Archives Online News Sources ... News Archives Aug. 17, 2002 William Faulkner other. This session is devoted to a discussion of the complicated relationship between Faulkner and Hemingway as contemporaries, and their subsequent cultural and critical trajectories as American writers. The session welcomes a variety of approaches and premises for comparing the two figures, focussed primarily on the complex relationship between personal and literary reputation. Papers should offer a reasonable balance of biographical and textual analysis. Suggested subjects: the correspondence between the two men and their intermediaries; their critical estimations of each other and the degree to which these estimations reveal more about the estimator than the estimated; their inadvertent collaboration on To Have and Have Not Randy Boyagoda Department of English Boston University 236 Bay State Road Boston, MA 02115 boyagoda@bu.edu

52. MWP: Mississippi Books & Writers For May 1998 The Correspondence of Shelby Foote and Walker Percy The Correspondence of Shelby in Paris and one cloneof-Hemingway story about a boyhood in Montana. http://www.olemiss.edu/mwp/books/1998/may.html

BOOKLINK Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Year Home Book Info Mississippi Books and Writers May 1998 Add a title to this page Note: Prices listed below reflect the publisher's suggested list price. They are subject to change without notice. The Blackgod A Novel by J. Gregory Keyes Ballantine (Mass Market Paperback, $6.99, ISBN: 0345418808) Publication date: May 1998 Description from Kirkus Reviews (15 February 1997): Sequel to The Waterborn Waterborn fans will be jubilant. The Correspondence of Shelby Foote and Walker Percy Letters by Shelby Foote and Walker Percy , Edited by Jay Tolson W.W. Norton (Paperback, $14.00, ISBN: 0393317684) Publication date: May 1998 Description: Geronimo Rex A Novel by Barry Hannah Grove Press (Paperback, $12.00, ISBN: 0802135692) Publication date: May 1998 Description: Geronimo Rex, Endangered Species A Novel by Nevada Barr Avon (Paperback, $6.99, ISBN: 0380725835) Publication date: May 1998 Description from Booklist (February 15, 1997):

53. English 100C USM Fall 2001 Walker Percy seems entirely dependent on all these things. whereas Percy sreferences to Hemingway, and Tennessee Williams will last far longer than http://www.clayfox.com/usm/green/essays/essay2.html

English 100C Essay 2 Home Contact Schedule Policies ... Essays Essay 2: Assignment , sample green essay red and blue samples. The assignment Write an interesting, tightly-built, well-proven argument about Susan Douglas’s "Narcissism as Liberation". You will be proving a thesis about the Douglas essay, but bring in the Percy essay as contrasting evidence. Choose from one of the following approaches: -Defend the essay. Prove that what seems like weakness or self-contradiction is actually a surprising or subtle strength of "Narcissism as Liberation". Hone in on any of the topics listed above ("narcissism," ad technique, sisterhood), or come up with another topic that has particular power to sway someone who might have doubts about Douglas’s message. Make sure to include in your defense at least one specific contrast to a passage in the Percy essay. Sample Essay Susan Douglas is a writer who is outside the confinements of formality, dignity, and even absolute credibility. Walker Percy seems entirely dependent on all these things. At first it would appear that these writers have nothing in common, this is not true, these essays are much more alike than actually apparent. Their differences, while strong, are matched equally by several general characteristics that cross between each piece of writing, and even a common thread between their topics.

54. The Spiritwalk Library Project Gutenberg Hemingway, Percy Hemphill, Scott Henderson, Archibald, 18771963 Henley, WilliamErnest, 1849-1903 Henry, O., 1862-1910 AKA William Sidney Porter, http://www.spiritwalk.org/gutenberg.htm

55. University Of Delaware: FOUR DECADES OF LIBRARY SUPPORT Percy Bysshe Shelley, 17921822. Queen Mab. London London Printed by PB Shelley, This small collection of stories was Ernest Hemingway s second book. http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/exhibits/udla/lit.htm

U NIVERSITY OF D ELAWARE L IBRARY Special Collections Department FOUR DECADES OF LIBRARY SUPPORT From the Modern Literature Collection LITERATURE Special Collections's holdings in American, British, and Irish literature constitute one of the most important collections of its kind in the world. Although they include numerous works from earlier centuries, Special Collections's literature holdings are especially strong from the eighteenth through the twentieth centuries. The collection encompasses a wide range of genres and formats and includes first and variant editions, manuscript and archival collections, broadsides, visual materials, ephemera, and sound recordings. Eighteenth and nineteenth century holdings include first or early editions of the works of virtually every important American, British, and Irish literary figure from the period. Of particular note are holdings of the work of the British romantic poets, notably Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and their circle, and nineteenth-century American fiction, including comprehensive collections for such authors as Nathaniel Hawthorne, James Fenimore Cooper, Herman Melville, Mark Twain, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and a host of others. The University of Delaware Library's holdings in twentieth-century literature are internationally-renowned and are consulted daily by students and scholars from throughout the world. Printed holdings include strong collections of the work of a wide range of twentieth-century authors, runs of little magazines, and the publications of small and independent literary presses. Of particular interest are the Library's holdings in twentieth-century poetry and in contemporary Irish literature. Two other collections of significance include the Frank W. Tober Collection, a central component of which is an extensive collection on literary forgery; and the library of Waldo Frank, which includes more than four hundred volumes from this important American author, including inscribed presentation copies of works by many of the most celebrated authors of the twentieth century.

56. St Dunstan's, Frodsham, 1945-1949 The choirmaster was Mr Percy Jones and the organist Master Brian Tudor. The servicewas conducted by Mr Mrs M Hemingway and Mr J Trevor were soloists. http://www.mainstreetchapel.org.uk/history/press45-49.html

Skip navigation Home Activities Find Us ... Contact us What we do Regular activities Churches Together Where we are Directions and Map More about Frodsham Who we are Introduction Organisation and Structure Children and Young People Contact us History Some past events Mission 2004 The building Links Links Church Appointments Mr Francis Bibby handed to the Vicar a cheque for the Easter offerings of £43 12s 4d and to Mr A E Oates, lay reader, £5 5s 7d. Harvest Thanksgiving There was a good congregation at the harvest thanksgiving service at St Dunstan's Church on Sunday. The church was very tastefully decorated with corn, flowers and fruit. Mr A E Oates, lay reader, took the service and Mr J W F Valentine was the preacher. The choir rendered the anthem "Father of mercies" by Rev Vine Hale in excellent style, the solo being sung by Mr J Trevor. The organists were Mr Percy Jones and Mr Brian Tudor. Church Effort Parish Church Canteen Closes After serving thousands of meals to Service men and women the Parish Church canteen at the Parish Rooms closed last week. From the outbreak of the war, the canteen was open 6.0 to 10.0 pm daily and every Sunday afternoon, and was used by men and women of all services. Billiards and table tennis were played and there was also a piano and wireless set, and writing materials were always available. Upwards of 50 local men and women gave there time in running the canteen.

57. This Is The File GUTINDEX.99. It Contains Etexts Published By by WC Scully Mary Musgrave, Anonymous Gregorio, by Percy Hemingway Nov 1999The Perdue Chicken Cookbook, by Mitzi Perdue mitzixxx.xxx 1979C Nov 1999 http://www.artfiles.org/gutenberg.org/GUTINDEX.99

58. Best Of Class we spied Hemingway and Walker Percy—and the handsome library shelves are packedwith a very select collection of desirable books, classic and new. http://www.globalprovince.com/bestofclass201-225.htm

The Best of Class GLOBAL PROVINCE Home About This Site Agile Companies Annual Reports ... Index Best French Seasalt Salt, as all dedicated foodies know, is riding the crest of a wave of culinary chic. Recently we tasted a French fleur de sel , “a premium first harvest sea salt from Brittany” made by M. Gilles Hervy, an “ artisan paludier du pays Guerandais .” According to Corti Brothers, the Sacramento grocer from whom we obtained this salt, a recent hurricane nearly destroyed the salt operations on the Guerande Peninsula and the Hervys are one of the few remaining families of paludiers , or salt-marsh workers, who continue to harvest sea salt in the traditional manner. It is an ancient, time-consuming process in which sea water is captured in reservoirs at high tide and then directed into a maze of channels ending in shallow pools. Along the way, the water slowly evaporates and at the end, the salt crust that remains is raked into piles of grey sea salt, in itself a superb seasoning full of trace minerals that give it a wonderful flavor. As Patricia Wells explains in The Paris Cookbook , the finest, whitest crystals appear at the rim of the ponds only when a dry wind blows from the east; these fluffy crystals are skimmed and left to dry in wicker baskets. The resulting

59. Stevi-dot-com-dot-dot-com-com Percy Crawford Preacher, ran Pinebrook Bible Conference; Wilt Chamberlain - when Ernest Hemingway s grandchildren - she babysat them when I was young. http://www.sendcoffee.com/mom/

Minor Sage's Mommy The other day I overheard my mother and father talking. I couldn't hear what my father had said, but I heard my mother reply, "I said tomorrow , t-o-m-o-r-r-o-w dot com dot dot com com." My mother is what nice people call "eccentric" Contents : Ask The Mommy a Question! Introducing Stevi Foxx - (see below) Some of my mother's sayings Things she's done or wants to do Famous people she's met Strange and spooky things that have happened to her Interests Links - including links to samples of her writing About My Mommy : Stevi Foxx I decided to make my mother a webpage because she is one of the most interesting people I know. Stevi Foxx is the pseudonym she uses for writing, Foxx being her maiden name. Stevi is just a name she likes. This page has camouflage accents because she says camouflage is her 'favorite colour'. If you point out that camouflage is a pattern and not a colour, she says neon green is her favorite colour. She drives a station wagon painted camouflage with neon green 'trimmings' (windshield wiper arms, license plate frame, etc.). You know when you go out in public with her, there is a very good chance she will get you in trouble. At theatres she talks to the screen and throws JuJu's over her shoulder so the people behind her think someone behind them is throwing them.

60. Center For Cultural Leadership They needed the “reentry” Walker Percy referred to. In short, Hemingway,Fitzgerald, Faulkner, and others succumbed to alcoholism because they rejected http://www.christianculture.com/cgi-local/npublisher/viewnews.cgi?category=3&id=

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