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Chapters in this novel include "Hester at Her Needle" & "Hester and Pearl" |
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(Judge Hatchett) Magistrate, pro se & justice of the peace are other names for courts that handle these "claims" |
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The Toot Uncommons were listed as the back-up group on this Steve Martin hit |
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In 1924 he became director of the Justice Department's Bureau of Investigation |
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3-word term used to describe a child born to unmarried parents |
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This country of western Africa bears the name of a product produced by the elephants found there |
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"Twenty Years After" was a sequel to this French novel that was published only the year before |
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His name followed the v. in a 1974 Supreme Court case on executive privilege |
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Toni Basil turned down the demo of "Walk Like An Egyptian"; it then went to this group who took it to No. 1 |
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The Literary Guild began as a competitor to this company abbreviated BOMC |
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It can be a type of criminal or an anti-Nashville country music movement led by Waylon Jennings |
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In 1815 James Madison had Congress declare war on this Algerian capital city |
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His 1842 novel "Dead Souls" is considered one of the greatest novels in the Russian language |
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(Judge Hatchett) A crucial principle in this field of law is the mutuality of obligations |
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Maria Muldaur's title time & place to "send your camel to bed" |
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"American Decades" notes that in 1925 for the first time more men wore attached ones than detached |
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Joseph Stefano updated his "Feasibility Study" script from this '60s sci-fi anthology for the new '90s version |
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The city of Massawa is a major Red Sea port in this now independent country once part of Ethiopia |
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This author established his reputation with the 1868 story "The Luck of Roaring Camp" |
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For a product, it must mention the parts covered, what to do if something goes wrong, & any expenses |
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Ballad that begins with the following
"See the Pyramids along the Nile / Watch the sunrise on a tropic isle... |
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After his death in 1923, it was revealed that he trysted with his mistress in the White House |
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This 4-word arboreal phrase means "in a precarious position" |
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Mozambique is the mainland country closest to this African island nation |
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The title of this Dickens novel refers to John Harmon, an associate of both the Boffins & the Wilfers |
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(Judge Hatchett) In 1995 I received from an NAACP branch in Atlanta an award named for this jurist |
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This '90s British girl group who were "Comin' Atcha" released the CD "Queen of the Nile" in 2000 |
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In November 1920 pioneering radio station KDKA went on the air in this city |
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This award is given every year to the nation's best college football interior lineman |
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This Horn of Africa country once known as French Somaliland took the name of its capital in 1977 upon independence |
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