If you haven't experienced this, it sounds unbelievable, but it's been confirmed in several experiments and field studies (see the endnotes for references).
To find it, you have to look through the endnotes for the introduction to his most famous book, "The Bell Curve," in which he cites Buck v. Bell, the 1927 Supreme Court case that approved Ms. Buck's involuntary sterilization.
In the endnotes for that 1983 book, Ambrose cited Eisenhower Was My Boss, a 1948 book by Kay Summersby Kay Summersby, as his source for the Capri story.
Although I clearly understood that I was reading a trumpet call to action rather than an objective scientific presentation, it disturbed me that so many of the endnotes for each chapter were citations to secondary and even tertiary sources (so-and-so scientist, as quoted in such-and-such a newspaper).
Last word from Mark: As Boztank has been saying for, like, almost before some of you were born, speech that is "distasteful and ignorant" is nothing to be worried about so long as you kids are totally prepared to just laugh it off (NB: We might use laughing gas for this too — see the Newsletter endnote for more on what we're cooking up in the Innovation Labs).
As sources for this, the endnote cites two newspaper clippings, a letter not written by Roosevelt, and the page from Morris's previous Roosevelt volume in which T.R. learns that McKinley has been shot.
Two exact copies of the EndNote library will be created for independent screening by two reviewers.
All potentially eligible studies identified were searched for duplicates using the Endnote duplicate finding function and manually, followed by title, abstract and full-text reviews.
Abstracts and titles were electronically searched in Endnote for the terms naloxone, opioid antagonist, overdose, distribution, and program.
See also the endnote.128.128
