Buchanan

Wagner characterizes Buchanan as a "hedgehog," borrowing from Isaiah Berlin's The Hedgehog and the Fox (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1953).

According to the report, Buchanan's daughter-in-law, Cassandra Buchanan, and the Hawkinses' daughter, Leah Stall-Wheeler, both called authorities to report their missing relatives on Sept.

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"Hopefully he's f*** dead," said Buchanan as his victim drove off, a court heard.

While Buchanan's own work tended more toward pure philosophy, the tradition he launched in fact has produced decades of empirical work, much of it in the journal Public Choice.

"That's just nonsense, part of the silly season," Buchanan says.

Hugh unearthed Ronald Reagan's Irish ancestry in the 80s and researched for decades into the Buchanan family.

Twenty-nine-year-old Buchanan had pled guilty to engaging in a course of conduct which caused GillianWilson fear or alarm.

Buchanan was the nation's only president who never married.

In Buchanan's lifetime, the institutions of art and society at large typecast and stereotyped black artists and artists from the American South.

David Hopkin is hoping his deadly duo of Danny Mullen and Liam Buchanan can fire his Livingston side to League One glory.

Having just steeped myself in the life of James Buchanan, I am quite sceptical that a long ride in government jobs automatically prepares anyone to lead an unwieldy nation like ours.

WILDLIFE enthusiasts will be thrilled with the chance to catch television presenter Gordon Buchanan when he visits South Wales as part of a 12-date tour of the UK.

Vern Buchanan (R-FL) and members of his staff in Sarasota, Florida.