"She had an incredible imagination up to the very end; she had wit, and she knew a staggering amount of history, which she just layered in her manuscripts". Norton was 22 when her first novel, "The Prince Commands," was published in 1934.
It is rare for a former Cabinet member, let alone a defense secretary occupying a central position in the chain of command, to publish such an antagonistic portrait of a sitting president.
For aficionados, this is option three in the command paper published in December by the leader of the Commons, William Hague.
Using Flash to simulate the app's functionality, Pieceable Viewer works without any code modifications on the developer's side, "It's literally a one line command to publish an existing app to the viewer service," says Potter.
From 1616 until his death, he devoted himself to writings that utilized his command of Hebrew, publishing Annotations on several Old Testament books.
Almost right out of the gate, as she describes in a recent episode of Recode's Decode podcast, Aileen and Cowboy commanded attention after publishing a 2013 guest blog post, in which Aileen famously coined the term "unicorn" based on her manual mining of venture data to find out what makes truly great companies tick.
Recommendations were made and a command paper was published at Westminster.
The personal rivalry between McClernand and Grant continued after Vicksburg, until Grant removed McClernand from command when he contravened Grant by publishing an order without permission.
So the men published his commands; and now all Asia was in commotion by the space of three years, while everywhere, as Greece was to be attacked, the best and bravest were enrolled for the service, and had to make their preparations accordingly.
A bruising account of their action to prevent knowledge of the massacre from reaching the senior US command in Vietnam is published this morning in the New York Times.
