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The Five And A Half SolutionA Story by Dr. Tim WilliamsWhy poverty will cause more human suffering |
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T R A President For Our TimeA Story by Dr. Tim WilliamsThe United States need a President like T. Roosevelt and not a Trump. |
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21. DEATH DUTIES AND A WIDOWA Chapter by Peter RogersonA parallel in medieval times to the behaviour of governments today, insisting that the dying are fit for work! |
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An Insufficient ExplanationA Poem by SergeiSuicide. |
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MoneyA Story by Dr. Tim WilliamsWhy it is so important for people to have enough disposable income today |
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Monsters at Blood MoonA Book by Sand WitchShe was part of a heavily regulated and controlled country. He was born in the rebel group that called for anarchy. Luckily for them, kids never under.. |
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Against All OddsA Story by Dr. Tim WilliamsThe facts that are evident point to the extent of corruption there is within the US government. |
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CHRISTMAS DAY, 2017A Story by Peter RogersonAn essay |
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The Rag LadyA Poem by Debbie BarryA new nursery rhyme, intended to reflect 18th Century English nursery rhymes. |
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The Goose GirlA Poem by Debbie BarryA new nursery rhyme, intended to reflect the traditional nursery rhymes of 18th Century England. |
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The Woman Under The SunA Story by Abhik SarkarOne hot afternoon, I encounter a woman... |
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The Chimney LadA Poem by Debbie BarryA new nursery rhyme about the 18th Century, illustrating the poverty of the time, written in the style of the time. |
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The Oyster GirlA Poem by Debbie BarryA new nursery rhyme about the 18th Century, illustrating the poverty of the time, written in the style of the time. |
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Sing For My SupperA Poem by Debbie BarryA new nursery rhyme about the 18th Century, illustrating the poverty of the time, written in the style of the time. |
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Boiled DinnerA Poem by Debbie BarryA new nursery rhyme about the 18th Century, illustrating the poverty and food of the time, written in the style of the time. |
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Scullery DreamsA Poem by Debbie Barrya bit of new nursery rhyme that wandered into my head in the night. |
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