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Los Angeles Times
Letters: Only 'war' is war on women's reproductive rights
Palm Beach Post
Access our regular syndicated columnists through the following links: By Letters to the Editor for Thursday, Feb. 9 Kathleen Parker's columns usually represent a moderate Republican perspective. But in "Komen and Catholics under siege?
Jonah Goldberg: Liberals are the agressors in culture warsLivingston Daily

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BBC News
Wigan children's letter plea to spare pony from WWI on show
BBC News
A letter from a pair of children asking Lord Kitchener to not take their horse for service in World War I has gone on display. Wigan's PL and Freda Hewlett wrote to the Secretary of State for War in August 1914, to ask him to spare their pony, Betty, ...

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Book gives in-depth look at American Wars through letters of men and women ...
WMUK 102.1 FM
The book War Letters is a compilation of letters written by men and women caught up in conflicts from the Civil War to Bosnia. The best-seller is one result of The Legacy Project, an initiative that preserves wartime correspondences.


 
Letters: Christian ideals are life-giving
Appleton Post Crescent
I believe a grassroots "war" exists. It's a battle between believers and nonbelievers. This presents a true challenge for faithful Christians to step into the booth and register their votes against the current anti-Christian rule.

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Telegraph.co.uk
Letters to the President #1115: 'The last WWI vet'
CNN (blog)
Reporter's Note: This president, and others before him, have talked about the changing nature of war. Which, as I note in today's letter, also means a change in society. I noticed in the news today that the last veteran from World War I has died.
Last Briton to serve in WWI dies at 110USA TODAY

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Civil War group gives money to save officer's coat
Greensboro News & Record
AP RALEIGH (AP) — A group of Civil war re-enactors are donating $10000 so that a coat worn by a North Carolina officer wounded at the Battle of Gettysburg can be preserved. The News & Observer of Raleigh reports that the money will help the state ...

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Letters: Peace in Iraq begins in schools
Appleton Post Crescent
When the war in Iraq first started, I said that this is a 100-year war. If we don't do something with that country's education system, it will be longer than that. We cannot win the war with bullets. Not long ago, it was published what Saudi Arabia was ...