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Spying on Democracy: Government Surveillance
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When political reporter Ria Lavender finds herself snowbound in Seattle during the holidays
Fifty Jewish Women Who Changed the World paranormal-romance Spying on Democracy: Government SurveillanceAuthor Deborah G. Felder and Diana Rosen Publisher Citadel Pr; First Edition (January 1, 2003) Binding Hardcover with Dustjacket Condition Very good Slight discolorization on the interior from page Summary Offers detailed profiles of fifty Jewish women who have played a key role in world history, including women from every walk of life, from biblical figures to modern day activists, including Ruth, Anne Frank, Betty Friedan, Golda Meir, Emma Lazarus,
