Word: iii
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Adjoining the Park St. Church is the Old Granarv Burial Ground, where lie many of the heroes of the struggle against George III, including Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Paul Revere, and James Otis. The Old South Meeting House and the Old State House on Washington St. also figured significantly in the pre-revolutionary period and exhibit the evidences of colonial insurrection. Faneuil Hall, in Faneuil Sq. is worth visiting both for the starting variety of produce markets which surround it, and for its historical interest as the scene of innumerable rabble-rousing tirades against the British by such stalwarts...
...unrest was caused by Administration words that spoke louder than deeds-beginning with Kennedy's abusive language toward the steel industry. Thus the Wall Street Journal last week reported that even furniture sales have slumped in recent weeks as a result of widespread economic uncertainty. Said Martin Lammert III, president of St. Louis' Lammert Furniture Co.: Business was great. Then Kennedy started feuding with business, the stock market slumped, and our sales have been on a toboggan ever since...
...remote corners; for service families, the deep U.S. commitment in Southeast Asia is merely the renewal of a tradition. The sixth U.S. fighting man to die in the jungle war since last December, when U.S. "advisers" began to accompany Vietnamese forces into battle, was ist Lieut. William F. Train III, 24, West Pointer ('58) and son of Major General William Train, commandant of the Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pa. Lieut. Train was one of eight sons of U.S. generals now fighting in South Viet Nam.* The others...
Married. Ensign Franklin Delano Roosevelt III, 23, F.D.R.'s grandson, who was christened in the White House in 1939; and Grace Rumsey Goodyear, 21, Smith College sophomore; in Darien, Conn...
Erigena was judged a heretic by a church synod in 855. and he was murdered, so legend has it, by a group of his outraged disciples, who stabbed him to death with knives and styluses in his church. His major works were formally condemned by Pope Honorius III in 1225. Yet as much as any man, Erigena deserves to be called the father of the Middle Ages. Erigena's own writing attempted to prove that there was an inner unity of true philosophy and true religion-the fundamental principle of medieval scholastic philosophy. "If we were to seek...