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Mr. Rove has now published a memoir -- 600 pages of self-aggrandizement with the title Courage and Consequence: My Life as a Conservative in the Fight (Threshold Editions).
Dan Agin: Dumbing Down: Mediocrity, the Business Mob, and Karl Rove 2010
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Mr. Rove has now published a memoir -- 600 pages of self-aggrandizement with the title Courage and Consequence: My Life as a Conservative in the Fight (Threshold Editions).
Dan Agin: Dumbing Down: Mediocrity, the Business Mob, and Karl Rove 2010
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Courage comes from the French word “Coeur”, which means “heart”.
Manifest 2009
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Thirdly, mere Animal Spirit is sometimes brought under the term Courage: they are thought to be Brave who are carried on by mere Animal Spirit, as are wild beasts against those who have wounded them, because in fact the really Brave have much Spirit, there being nothing like it for going at danger of any kind; whence those frequent expressions in Homer,
Ethics 384 BC-322 BC Aristotle
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As with "Profiles in Courage," Sorensen never claimed primary authorship of the address.
Ted Sorensen DEAD: John F. Kennedy Speechwriter, Obama Supporter, Dies At 82 AP 2010
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Don't expect Commissioner Dan "Aerial Tram Profile in Courage" Saltzman to grow a backbone at this point in his career.
"Everyman Paulson might leave if he doesn't get his way" (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009
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He had long been suspected as the real writer of the future president's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Profiles in Courage," an allegation Sorensen and the Kennedys emphatically – and litigiously – denied.
Ted Sorensen DEAD: John F. Kennedy Speechwriter, Obama Supporter, Dies At 82 AP 2010
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In "American Fiction Lacking in Courage", London surveys some of his contemporary writers and literary critics and criticizes them for selecting and praising "safe" themes that avoid the difficult social issues of the day.
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He had long been suspected as the real writer of the future president's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Profiles in Courage," an allegation Sorensen and the Kennedys emphatically – and litigiously – denied.
Ted Sorensen DEAD: John F. Kennedy Speechwriter, Obama Supporter, Dies At 82 AP 2010
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As with "Profiles in Courage," Sorensen never claimed primary authorship of the address.
Ted Sorensen DEAD: John F. Kennedy Speechwriter, Obama Supporter, Dies At 82 AP 2010
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