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... Lovejoy's right to control O'Berto's conduct in the performance of his duties thereunder . Thus , O'Berto was an agent and therefore a fiduciary for Lovejoy under the terms of the Consulting Agreement . Furthermore , O'Berto's fiduciary ...
... Lovejoy's right to control O'Berto's conduct in the performance of his duties thereunder . Thus , O'Berto was an agent and therefore a fiduciary for Lovejoy under the terms of the Consulting Agreement . Furthermore , O'Berto's fiduciary ...
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... Lovejoy's natural father . ( R.7599-7626 ) Demetries Lovejoy , a nephew , also testified in mitigation . ( 7638-62 ) Michelle Jackson- Clark , Mr. Lovejoy's sister , testified . ( R.7672-7708 ) Dr. Marva P. Dawkins , Psy.D. , an expert ...
... Lovejoy's natural father . ( R.7599-7626 ) Demetries Lovejoy , a nephew , also testified in mitigation . ( 7638-62 ) Michelle Jackson- Clark , Mr. Lovejoy's sister , testified . ( R.7672-7708 ) Dr. Marva P. Dawkins , Psy.D. , an expert ...
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... Lovejoy would have applauded . Those who killed Lovejoy and destroyed his printing press thought they were helping the cause of slavery , but they could not have helped the antislavery cause more . His death became one of the two ...
... Lovejoy would have applauded . Those who killed Lovejoy and destroyed his printing press thought they were helping the cause of slavery , but they could not have helped the antislavery cause more . His death became one of the two ...
Contents
RACE CHARACTERISTICSVARIETIES OF THE HUMAN RACE ONE ORIGIN | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 46 |
THRILLING ADVENTURES PHYSICAL APPEARANCE OF THE COUNTRY | 64 |
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