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[gallery] momalibrary:
Elsbeth Heddenhausen. Bucher (n.d.) in Das Deutsche Lichtbild, Jahresschau 1933 (Berlin: Robert & Bruno Schultz, 1933). -jt
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[gallery] ryersonlib:
Promotional booklet for Lincoln Automobiles, located at 39, Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris. Printed by Draeger Frères in Paris, 1931.Includes price list for various models.
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One of the first Bibles set in Roman type[/caption]
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[gallery] One of the earliest Bibles in Roman type
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[gallery] a newly discovered letter from C S Lewis
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[gallery] drawingarchitecture:
Alexander Kindlen, The Maelstrom // The Descent, analogue & digital mixed media, 2014.
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[gallery] eastmanhouse:
Vortograph
Alvin Langdon Coburn, British, b. United States 1882 - 19661917, printed ca. 1950
gelatin silver print
Image: 21.2 x 16.3 cm
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Many of the loudest opponents of releasing the report don’t normally think that “violence and deaths” from protests or terrorist attacks can ever be linked to U.S. actions overseas, and even if they accept that there is a link they don’t think that has any implications for what the U.S. should or should not be doing abroad. Changing a particular policy or avoiding an intervention all together in order to minimize the risk of attacks against Americans is normally portrayed by many of the same people as “giving in” to terrorism. Only now that there is minimal accountability for the illegal and abhorrent use of torture by our government are they moved to worry about what people in other countries might do in response.
