Senators Defy Wilson In Armed Neutrality Vote
A minority group led by La Follette and supported by Stone blocked a vote on arming American merchant ships, prompting a 26 hour filibuster. The manifesto signed by 30 Republicans and 46 Democrats claimed Senate support while the House had already passed a similar bill 403 to 13.
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The Head of The Family II A Domestic Reversal
A month after marriage the couple confronts a shift from romantic bliss to domestic slavery. The wife labors endlessly for her husband while he pursues work and purchases for her. As a baby arrives, the balance shifts further, each becoming the other’s slave in a new, unspoken rule. The tale ends with both realizing their mutual subjugation and fear of losing control.
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