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See March Comments at 11 (comment of Anita Soucy); March Comments at 46 (comment of Carolyn Corrie, Attorney at Law); March Comments at 124 (comment of Shelley Latin, Virginia Farmworkers Legal Assistance Project); March Comments at 141 (comment of D. Michael Dale, Oregon Law Center, and Janice Morgan, Legal Aid Services of Oregon); March Comment at 222 (comment of Melissa A. Pershing, Legal Services of North Carolina); March Testimony at 90 (testimony of Jim Albright, Catholic Diocese of Virginia).
See March Comments at 123 (comment of Shelley Latin, Virginia Farmworkers Legal Assistance Project); March Comments at 223 (comment of Melissa A. Pershing, Legal Services of North Carolina).
See March Comments at 11 (comment of Anita Soucy); March Comments at 31 (comment of Bill Beardall, Texas Rural Legal Aid); March Comments at 46 (comment of Carolyn Corrie, Attorney at Law); March Comments at 62 (comment of James F. Schmidt, Farmworker Legal Services of New York); March Comments at 84 (comment of John W. Morehouse, Wake County Human Services); March Comments at 106 (comment of Robert Salzman, Legal Aid Society of Mid-New York, and Charlotte Sibley and Patricia C. Kakalec, Farmworker Law Project); March Comments at 126 (comment of Shelley Latin, Virginia Farmworkers Legal Assistance Project); March Comments at 226-28 (comment of Melissa A. Pershing, Legal Services of North Carolina).
Some other Johnnies neglected by quiz participants--Johnny Angel (Shelley Fabares), Johnny One Note (Rodgers and Hart), Johnny Too Bad (a swell song from The Harder They Come ), and this line of dialogue from the 1959 racially charged English murder mystery Sapphire , spoken, if I recall correctly, by Horace Big Cigar (Robert Adams): "We got plenty Johnnies, boss."
Motion gives more attention than any predecessor to the capillaries of radical politics in London, and to Keats' place in a loose group of agitating writers that included Leigh Hunt, Hazlitt, and Shelley.
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