Roger Sherman, a founding father of the American Constitution, had observed that ‘if the vice...

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Before general Dyre barked his order to open fire at the thickest crowd of defenceless and...

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Known for frequently essaying ordinary, likable and good-natured characters facing extraordinary...

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