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Article: Frick legacy: Book examines life of industrialist's ...
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Article: Occupation's Mixed Legacy. (Book Reviews).
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Article: FDR's legacy.(Book Review)
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Article: Mellon's sad legacy BOOK REPORT
International Herald Tribune;  November 25, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Roger Lowenstein International Herald Tribune 11-25-2006 Mellon: An American LifeBy David CannadineKnopf. 800 pagesMellon'' is a fascinating biography of Andrew Mellon, the banker, mogul and U.S. Treasury secretary who had the good luck to preside over America's finances during the Roaring Twenties

Article: The Rehnquist Legacy.(Book review)
Trial;  November 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ...The Rehnquist Legacy Craig Bradley, editor Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org 392 pp., $80 cloth, $35.99 paper When President Nixon nominated William Rehnquist and Lewis Powell to the Supreme Court in 1971, the Senate confirmed Powell, a 64-year-old former president of the American Bar

Article: Cancer, the Evolutionary Legacy. (Book Reviews).
Human Biology;  October 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Cancer, the Evolutionary Legacy, by Mel Greaves. Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 2000. 276 pp. $27.50 (hardback). Approximately one in three of us will be directly affected by cancer during our lives, and virtually all of us will have friends and relatives who slowly succumb to some form of