Word: forger
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fortresses, 61 of them built before 1900. Now stripped of most rights, he often arrives in chains and becomes a number. His head sheared, he is led to a bare cage dominated by a toilet. In many states his cellmate may represent any kind of human misbehavior?a docile forger, a vicious killer, an aggressive homosexual...
...David Stein, 35, is a highly skilled British forger of post-impressionist paintings. After a London gallery exhibited his fakes-billing the show as "Master Forger David Stein Presents Braque, Klee, Miró, Chagall, Matisse, Picasso"-a Manhattan gallery eagerly tried to follow suit. New York State's attorney general took the gallery to court, contending that the paintings would be a public nuisance. But New York Supreme Court Justice Arnold Fein sided with Stein and the gallery. Since Stein signed his name to the paintings and gave fair notice that the works were "in the style...
...wonder if anyone has pointed out that the term "the Silent Majority" had quite a different meaning a century ago? It referred to the dead. I came across it in a book, Forging His Chains, by George Bidwell, the American forger who swindled the Bank of England out of $5 million; it was published in 1888 by the Bidwell Publishing Co. of New York and Hartford. Bidwell uses the phrase in such a way that it is obvious that everyone at the time understood "the silent majority" to mean those who were dead. I find this quite hilarious in view...
...Captain Reilly, the now identified forger, has a marvelous history of spy intrigue in Europe which shows he was capable of planning a large scale campaign to discredit Leftist parties...
Reilly, the alleged forger, might have had dealings with Westcott, Hibberd, and even Walter R. Batsell, the noted Harvard Sovietologist who acquired the Zinoviev photo-negatives and left them in the back vault of the Law School library...