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 Biography of Edgar Wilson Nye
5491 words, approx. 18.3 pages
 An essayist, journalist, platform lecturer, playwright, and writer of burlesque history, Bill Nye was one of the most important humorists of the second half of the nineteenth century. Although born in the East and raised in the Midwest, he achieved his f... summary from source:
Biography of Edgar Wilson Nye
4204 words, approx. 14 pages
Edgar Wilson (Bill) Nye treated a generation of newspaper readers to two decades (1876-1896) of humor, written simply and naturally. He used words as symbols of things familiar to his readers, whether he was writing about characters of the Old West, desc... summary from source:
Biography of Edgar Wilson Nye
2616 words, approx. 8.7 pages
Edgar Wilson Nye was one of the late nineteenth century's most prominent humorists. His reputation so rivaled Mark Twain's that Twain was jealous of the younger man's talents. Except for one attempted novel, Nye mainly wrote short comic essays, sketches,...
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 St. John's Law Review Remarks
01/01/2001: 4,105 words, approx. 14 pages Good morning. I'm delighted to be here to talk to you today. I plan to focus my remarks on some of the significant market structure issues the Commission is facing and the flexible regulatory approach we're taking to them. Before I begin, however, I... summary from source:
Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences Remarkable Associations
01/01/2007: 492 words, approx. 2 pages We embarked on a journey we came to call Transforming AAFCS: New Era of Action nearly one year ago to recreate our association as one well-positioned for our next century of supporting family and consumer sciences professionals. Our goals for this journey were to... summary from source:
 AP News Australia cleric: Remarks misinterpreted
1/19/2007: 560 words, approx. 2 pagesA radical Australian cleric who sparked outrage by encouraging children to sacrifice their lives for Islam has claimed his remarks were misinterpreted, as Muslim leaders were divided Friday in their reaction.Sheik Feiz Mohammed, head of the Global Islamic Youth Center in western Sydney, was swiftly... summary from source:
AP News NKorea criticizes Bush remark
10/12/2007: 358 words, approx. 1 pagesNorth Korea's state media criticized President Bush on Friday for calling Pyongyang one of the world's "brutal regimes," saying the remark shows an inconsistent U.S. policy toward the communist country and damages efforts to resolve their nuclear dispute.Bush made the remark at a U.N. General...
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