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<div id="pico"><p>by Clemens P. Work  “Darkest  Before  Dawn: Sedition  and Free  Speech  in the American West  is a formidable  piece of scholarship, a fine and readable history on the wax and wane  of free speech,  our  ability as Americans to say what we believe.  Shot through with contemporary resonances,  Work’s book would make an ideal present  for  an y one  with the least bit of political leanings.”  -New  West! The Voice of the Rocky Mountains  University of  New Mexico Press  UNMPRESS.COM   800.249.7737 DARKEST 1k  BEFORE DAWN Sedition and  Free Speech  * in the  rican  wvvvv.planetittexas —coin  GROWNUP GIFTS FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES IN &  NORTH  SOUTH  EAST  S.E.IVIILITARY  832-8544 443-2292 654-8536 333-3043 RESEARCH E. RIVERSIDE CENTRAL WEST  502-9323 441-5555  822-7167 521-5213 06server  readers  are  SMART PROGRESSIVE INVOLVED INFLUENTIAL GOOD LOOKING c$e  are 06server aavertisersr  Get noticed by  Texas  Observer  folks all over the state and nation.  Let them know about your  bookstore, service, restaurant,  non-profit organization, event,  political candidate, shoe store, coffee  house, boutique, salon, yoga  studio, law practice, etc.  ADVERTISE IN THE OBSERVER! REASONABLE RATES  GREAT EXPOSURE Call 512-477-0746 and ask for Julia Austin  or e-mail austin@texasobserver.org   Re a , 06server reciaersr  Consider advertising your business  or non-profit in the  Observer.  GOOD FOR YOU  GOOD FOR THE OBSERVER DECEMBER 1, 2006 THE TEXAS OBSERVER 29 </p>
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