…for special people who appreciate such things4) A book group “book” (research guides about the U.S. Constitution?) 5) A book-group prop when reading a history or political science book (I…
…two books about the Oregon death penalty. Other research guides to books and articles about the death penalty can be found from libraries and they link you to website, organizations,…
…that we may lose significant portions of our history.” The Web site of the Environmental Protection Agency lists more than 50 “broken links” that once connected readers to…
Oregon Bureau of Labor & Industry (BOLI): Child Labor Law: School-To-Work History of child labor laws, here and here (for a start). My previous posts on babysitting, leaving children…
…that crested helmet thing , though how they got to Bismarck I’m not entirely sure, except for the perils of high school history textbooks nowadays. It also doesn’t help…
…Keep reading as we use HeinOnline’s Law Journal Library and U.S. Congressional Documents collection to learn more about the Hawk’s Nest Tunnel Disaster, the single deadliest industrial incident in American history, and its…
Men, the Death Penalty, the Votex I Music Festival, and Bobby the Wonder Dog. And, think about becoming a contributor if you have an Oregon History area of expertise….
…and fascinating (to some) history and is not simply about “honest services.” Honestly! “TITLE 18, § 1346:Definition of “scheme or artifice to defraud” For the purposes of this…
For more than you may want to know about judges who perform marriages, but worth reading for the sheer joy of it: “Cash and Marry: Some little-known judicial history…
…court judges, history and appointment process: U.S. Courts dot gov One view of the political process surrounding appointments and here. And here’s the WWire list: Karen Immergut (U.S. Attorney…
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