Lunney and Oliphants Tort Law 7th Edition

Oliphant

Business

Oxford University Press, USA

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The makers of Venice;: Doges, conquerors, painters, and men of letters

History

Europe

AMS Press

Autobiography and letters of Mrs. Margaret Oliphant, (The Victorian library)

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Leicester University Press [distributed in North America by Humanities Press, New York

Pat Oliphant leaves no world event unskewered. From Saddam to Yeltsin, big tobacco to the IRS, the Middle East to Bosnia-all are subjects of Oliphant's keen eye and savage wit. He'll take on any issue, equally willing to challenge both Republicans and Democrats, with ease and hilarity. Anyone looking for the lighter side to a situation need turn only to Oliphant. Simply put, Oliphant is the most important political cartoonist of the 20th century. His trademark wit-shared with his ardent fans who read the more than 300 daily and Sunday newspapers that carry his work-has tormented presidents, dogged members of Congress, and critiqued a whole host of issues. In Are We There Yet?, Oliphant continues to find the antics of the Washington elite worthy of his considerable talent. The Clinton scandal and impeachment trial alone were rife with Oliphant opportunities-which he took with glee. Newt Gingrich's resignation. Gore's campaign finance difficulties. Henry Hyde's investigative tenacity. All were fertile, ripe for Oliphant's wit, and ready to enjoy again within the pages of Are We There Yet?

Are We There Yet?

Comics & Graphic Novels

Comic Strips

Andrews McMeel Publishing

First published 1864 as part of the "Chronicles of Carlingford" series which first appeared in Blackwood's Magazine.

PERPETUAL CURATE (Victorian fiction : Novels of faith and doubt)

Literature & Fiction

Classics

Dissertations-G

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1867 Excerpt: ...XXVIII. Miss Marjoribankks, except for her habitual walk, did not go out much that day. She was too much occupied with what she had in hand. She could not conceive--for Lucilla naturally took a reasonable view of affairs in general, and did not account for the action of any such unknown quantity as love, for example--why Mr. Cavendish should conceal himself so carefully from society in Carlingford, and yet run all the risk of meeting Barbara Lake in the evenings. It seemed to Lucilla inconceivable, and yet it was impossible not to believe it. Mr. Cavendish, though she had seen him on the very verge of a proposal, did not present himself to her mind in the aspect of a man who would consider the world well lost for any such transitory passion; neither, as was natural, did Barbara Lake appear to Lucilla the least like a person calculated to call forth that sentiment; but nevertheless it must be true, and the only way to account for it was by thinking, after all, what fools They were, and what poor judges, and how little to be depended on, when women were concerned. Miss Marjoribanks was determined to lose no more time, but to speak to Mr. Cavendish, if it was Mr. Cavendish, and she could get the chance, quite plainly of the situation of affairs--to let him know how much she knew, and to spur him up to come forward like a man and brave anything the Archdeacon could do. Had it been any small personal aim that moved Lucilla, no doubt she would have shrunk from such a decided step; but it was, on the contrary, the broadest philanthropical combination of Christian principles, help to the weak and succour to the oppressed, and a little, just a very little, of the equally Evangelical idea of humbling the proud and bringing down the mighty. She was so much occupied wi...

MISS MARJORIBANKS (Victorian fiction : Novels of faith and doubt)

Cartoons satirize the administration of President Reagan and recent political events in the United States and around the world

But Seriously, Folks

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Political cartoons satirize the administration of President Reagan, American economic conditions, the nuclear arms race, the war in El Salvador, and other events around the world

Ban This Book

A selection of newspaper political cartoons lampooning televangelists, presidential candidates, foreign affairs, government scandals, and gun control

Nothing Basically Wrong

The Year of Living Perilously: More Cartoons

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