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the James Madison Research Library and Information Center, the premier site on the Internet for researching and learning about America's first freedom, The Second Amendment, from a historical perspective and in an unbiased manner. Named in honor of our fourth president and author of the Bill of Rights, James Madison, this site is dedicated to educating not only NRA Members and their families but also freedom-loving people the world-over.Here you will find many of the original, primary source documents as they were written by the Founding Fathers themselves, demonstrating their overwhelming belief that the average citizen should not be denied their individual right to keep and bear arms. You'll see how these wise men recognized that an armed citizenry represents the best way to fend off tyranny and oppression while preserving the freedoms and liberties that are so unique to our great nation. Additionally you'll find biographical information on our Founding Fathers, their insightful quotes, important court cases and much more.

Researching British Military Nurses and VADs and military hospitals in the Great War period and transcriptions of documents from The National Archives

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Using LED and metal halide light sources, Musco delivers customized lighting solutions for sports and large-area venues around the world. We have invested more than 35 years researching and testing lighting technology, and the precise science of light control.

The Supreme Court Historical Society is dedicated to the collection and preservation of the history of the Supreme Court. SCHS promotes an active membership, public programs and events, and is the online source for Supreme Court history.

The web site charts the history of our investigations into various aspects of clathrin-mediated endocytosis and other vesicle and tubule budding pathways.

Lynsted with Kingsdown Society promotes the Parish through speakers, events, & resources. We look at environment, families, records, habitat, and key projects.