The Bell Curve Debate - book - was created in 1995.
The Bell Curve Debate - book - has 720 pages.
Thomas Jefferson worried about the Missouri Compromise in 1820 because it seemed to split the nation along "slave" and "free" lines. He called it something like "an alarm bell in the night." (Google the exactly quotation if you wish.) Prior to this time politicians did not think in terms of the nation being divided into two different regions, but Jefferson saw that this would lead to conflict. In addition, Jefferson and most other people of his generation had thought of slavery as something that would just go away soon.
I do not think they did.
In regarding a bell curve, what does DPB refer to?
dEBATE OVER THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE: THOMAS JEFFERSON, letter to John Holmes, April 22, 1820.The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, ed. Paul L. Ford, vol. 10, p. 157 .Jefferson refers to the Missouri question, whether to admit Missouri as a slave state but prohibit slavery in the rest of the Louisiana Purchase.Holmes was a representative from Massachusetts from 1817 to March 15, 1820, when he resigned to attend the Maine constitutional convention. He was elected to the Senate from Maine and served from June 13, 1820, to 1827, and 18291833. (from Wiki)
The homonym of "bell" is "belle," which can refer to a beautiful woman or a type of European artillery piece.
you give it soothe bell.
Christmas tree oh Christmas tree how lovley are your branches, Silent night Holy night all is calm all is bright, jingle bell jingle bell jingle bell rock,
Nickelodeon, on Nick at night. Nickelodeon, on Nick at night.
In Taco Bell's parking lot(:
whene you are rideing at night