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Charles Pinckney: A Steady and Open Republican

A Steady and Open RepublicanCharles PinckneyMonday, May 5, 1788Mrs. Timothy The enclosed,[23] copied from a paper sent me by a friend, seems so peculiarly adapted to our present situation,…

Charles Hanson Towne: City Roofs

City RoofsCharles Hanson TowneRoof-tops, roof-tops, what do you cover? Sad folk, bad folk, and many a glowing lover; Wise people, simple people, children of despair — Roof-tops, roof-tops,…

Charles Wharton Stork: Death — Divination

Death — DivinationCharles Wharton StorkDeath is like moonlight in a lofty wood, That pours pale magic through the shadowy leaves; 'T is like the web that some old perfume weaves In a dim,…

Charles Hanson Towne: Love's Ritual

Love's RitualCharles Hanson TowneBreathe me the ancient words when I shall find Your spirit mine; if, seeking you, life wins New wonder, with old splendor let us bind Our hearts when Love's…

Charles Hanson Towne: The Quiet Singer

The Quiet Singer(Ave! Francis Thompson)Charles Hanson TowneHe had been singing — but I had not heard his voice; He had been weaving lovely dreams of song, O many a morning long. But I, remote…

Charles Wharton Stork: The Silent Folk

The Silent FolkCharles Wharton StorkOh, praise me not the silent folk; To me they only seem Like leafless, bird-abandoned oak And muffled, frozen stream.I want the leaves to talk and tell The…

Charles Pickering, Sr., 2002 News

trial judge, was denied a promotion to a seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit by the Senate Judiciary Committee in March. Democrats, who hold a majority on the committee,…

James Charles Kopp, 2002 News

anti-abortion activist, was extradited from France and pleaded not guilty to using a firearm to commit a violent crime and violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, charges…

Charles Graner, Jr., 2005 News

U.S. Army reservist, in January was found guilty by a military jury of abusing prisoners at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. The jury sentenced him to serve ten years in a military prison. He…

Charles Pickering, Sr., 2004 News

trial judge, was appointed to the U.S. Court of Appeals by President Bush during the Congressional recess. The senate had blocked his nomination twice, with Democrats opposing him because of…