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The Poet With a Hammer — and a Heart

Michael Walsh (Editor) · 13 November, 2016

The amazing, powerful, masculine poetry of Robert Service by Michael Walsh POETRY LOVERS are people who prefer their musings in colour to their thoughts in black and white. All reading matter penetrates; some hardly brush the skin but poetry reaches parts that others cannot reach. Robert Service,…

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: 1924 1924: Leopold (a Jew) and Loeb (a half-Jew) murder a teenage boy, a fellow secular Jew, in what was perhaps the first documented "thrill killing" in the United States. Brilliant defense attorney Clarence Darrow, hired at a huge fee, argued that the two, who had confessed, had been influenced by their "reading of Nietzsche" and should not be put to death because, among other reasons, they had suffered from "childhood neglect." Loeb died in prison; Leopold was released on parole in 1958 at the age of 54.; 1927 1927: The great aviator and racial patriot Charles Lindbergh touches down at Le Bourget Field in Paris, completing the world's first solo nonstop flight across the Atlantic Ocean.

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The Poet With a Hammer — and a Heart