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Tag Archives: property
Creativity And Intellectual Property
The history of Disney’s attitude towards intellectual property is a case of humor and irony, and more than a little hypocrisy. At the beginning of Disney’s history, intellectual property rights were far more limited than they are now. And this … Continue reading
Book Review: Federal Wildland Fire Management Policy & Program Review
Federal Wildland Fire Management Policy & Program Review: Draft Report, by U.S. Department of Interior & U.S. Department of Agriculture With fire management policy and so many other aspects of government behavior, there are shifts that are predictable if lamentable, … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Book Reviews, History
Tagged legitimacy, politics, property
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Audiobook Review: Jacksonland
Jacksonland: President Andrew Jackson, Cherokee Chief John Ross, And A Great American Land Grab, by Steve Inskeep, read by the author There is a lot that is both moving and rather futile about this book. The author has a clear … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Book Reviews, History, Military History
Tagged Andrew Jackson, Cherokee, property
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Laogai Planet
Recently, China passed a law that appears to claim some sort of extraterritoriality in enforcing its laws against anyone who is viewed as a critic. It has not been enough for China, apparently, to oppress its own people, especially its … Continue reading
On The Internal Contradictions Of The Fifth Ammendment: A Constitutional Essay
The fifth Amendment is perhaps most famous for its use in legal dramas relating to the avoidance of self-incrimination, as “pleading the fifth” has becoming a common expression when we do not wish to say something that would negatively rebound … Continue reading
Posted in American Civil War, American History, History, Musings
Tagged law, property
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Book Review: The Rescue Of Belle & Sundance
The Rescue Of Belle & Sundance: One Town’s Incredible Race To Save Two Abandoned Horses, by Birgit Stutz and Lawrence Scanlan This is a fascinating book more for its context than for its contents. And to be fair, its contents … Continue reading
Book Review: Soul By Soul
Soul By Soul: Life Inside The Antebellum Slave Market, by Walter Johnson Admittedly, the slave market is not what contemporary people tend to think of the most when they think of slavery. It is easy to think of the plantation, … Continue reading
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Tagged business, property, slavery
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Book Review: The Lost Island Of Maps
The Lost Island Of Maps: A True Story Of Cartographic Crime, by Miles Harvey At the basis of this book is a compelling story. As is often the case, though, with a story like this, the author felt it necessary … Continue reading
Book Review: The Ohio Frontier
The Ohio Frontier: Crucible Of The Old Northwest, by R. Douglas Hurt I must admit this was not the most exciting book in the world to read. It was not written by someone who approached the subject of Ohio’s relatively … Continue reading