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Dearest Darling, it's Been a Long, Long Time: World War II Love-lett by Dr Tony Hopper

325 letters my father wrote to my mother during his time in World War II. Woven together in a timeline of events of three of his brothers, 5 brothers-in-law, and one cousin, all 10 of them were in WWII at the same time.  
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Walden III: A Catholic America by Dr. Patrick ODougherty

This work is a recapulation of the Thoreau experiment in the modern context minus Thoreau's alienation. It opts for a Catholic land ethic.  
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Background Information

My name is Jeffrey “Chief Zulu” Nix El and I was born in Washington, D.C.. I began researching my identity and found that I am a Native Aboriginal American. I found this information from attending family reunions, getting backdrop of my heritage, and research and study of my family tree. Although I was taught that I was an African-American, my family also identified with American Nationals from the Blackfoot, Cherokee, Seminole, and Washitaw tribes. After finding out my heritage and discovering that I have no dual citizenships with African nations per my ancestral background, I decided to declare my nationality in 2012 with the Washitaw Nation under Dr. Alim Bey and Chief Sugarfoot. Chief Sugarfoot declared her nationality through Dr. Alim Bey and Dr. Alim Bey declared his nationality under the Empress Verdiacee Gosten El-Bey, who was the lawful owner of the “Louisiana Purchase” prior to her death. After being nationalized and reclaiming my identity, I pursued doing documentaries, talk shows, and collecting evidence upon my findings of our ancestors doing great wonders all across the planet.