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Becket and Henry II and the Clash of Sovereigns
That Becket’s biography remains of such interest is due not only to the way he courageously met his death, but to how much more is known about him than any of his other 12th century contemporaries.
Documentary on Astronaut Sally Ride Goes Well Beyond the Public Life of a National Hero
Despite being the most famous person on Earth for a while in 1983, when she flew on the space shuttle Challenger’s second mission, Ride was an intensely private individual.
New Book Answers Question of Why Recent Generations Are Resistant to Silent Cinema
Gen Zers, in particular, avoid silent movies not so much because they feel them antiquated or boring, but because they engender anxiety. The level of attention required can be too much to ask.
Seen as a Chance To Revisit Some Favorite Tunes, ‘The Best of the JLCO’ Also Offers Up Some Enjoyable Surprises
The Subaru Forester Is Coming to America
Martin Van Buren: The Party-Building President Who Davy Crockett Described as Corseted, Aiding in His Defeat
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Seen as a Chance To Revisit Some Favorite Tunes, ‘The Best of the JLCO’ Also Offers Up Some Enjoyable Surprises
Documentary on Astronaut Sally Ride Goes Well Beyond the Public Life of a National Hero
The Subaru Forester Is Coming to America
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New Book Answers Question of Why Recent Generations Are Resistant to Silent Cinema
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