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Bunion cartoons created by George Martin were published in my local newspaper The Leicester Mercury.

Area residents, including Tufts students, last night attended a rally at the Massachusetts State House in Boston in support of victims of anti-LGBT bullying. The vigil was part of a response to several suicide cases among LGBT teens and young adults nationwide.

Equal Rights for Women. Biden Publish the ERA.

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Jude the Obscure began as a magazine serial in December 1894 and was first published in book form in 1895. It was Hardy's last completed novel.

  

Jude the Obscure began as a magazine serial in December 1894 and was first published in book form in 1895. It was Hardy's last completed novel.

 

"Hardy biographer Claire Tomalin writes that “Reading Jude is like being hit in the face over and over again.”

 

The two central characters, Sue Phillotson (nee Bridehead) and Jude Fawley, are both trapped in loveless marriages, and Jude, an unenthusiastic stone mason, has been denied academic opportunity at Christminster (Oxford). Jude follows Sue to her husband’s school in Shaston, the 1840s National School, now converted into private sheltered housing and known as King Edward’s Court. The stone name plaque from the school and the school bell, mentioned in Jude, are on display in Gold Hill Museum.

 

“The ringing of the school bell saved Phillotson from the necessity of replying …. they proceeded to the schools that morning as usual.” Gold Hill Museum, Shaftesbury"

Published 2008 - the best book yet written on Hancock.

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