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Byron: Poem for Orchestra and Chorus : Poem No. 6, Op. 39 by Joseph Holbrooke, 2010-01-09 Josef Holbrooke and his work, (Library of music and musicians) by George Lowe, 1920 Contemporary British Composers by Joseph Holbrooke, 2001-01 Dylan, son of the wave by Joseph Holbrooke, 1914 Crossing Antarctica/Counsel to the President/The Pulitzer Prize/Boss of Bosses (Reader's Digest Today's Best Nonfiction, Volume 16: 1991) by Will Steger & Jon Bowermaster, Clark Clifford & Richard Holbrooke, et all 1991 Crossing Antarctica/Counsel to the President/The Pulitzer Prize/Boss of Bosses (Reader's Digest Today's Best Nonfiction, Volume 16: 1991) by Will Steger & Jon Bowermaster, Clark Clifford & Richard Holbrooke, et all 1991-09-03 Intermezzo - for Small Orchestra - arranged for Pianoforte, by J. Holbrooke. (Op. 28. No. 1.) by Joseph Charles Holbrook, 1906 Bogey Beasts. Jingles & c., by S. H. Sime. Music by Holbrooke by Joseph Charles Holbrook, 1923 Josef Holbrooke's Four Songs. No. 1. My Jean. (Words by Burns. Op. 54. No. 3.) No. 2. Where be you going? (Words by Keats. Op. 54. No. 4.) No. 3. Think ... H. French. Op. 29. No. 6.) [Low and high.] by Joseph Charles Holbrook, 1910

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41. Ambassador Richard Holbrooke By Amb. Richard C. Holbrooke On Audio Download, Onl
    Amb. Richard C. Holbrooke, Joseph Pascal Publisher The Oxonian Society Audio Original Running Time 56 Min.  
    http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Politics/Global-Politics/Ambassador-Richard-

42. New American Strategies For Security And Peace • OCTOBER 28 & 29 2003 • WASH
    Panel Two Richard Holbrooke, Joseph C. Wilson, Flynt Leverett, Jessica Stern, Major General William L. Nash, USA (Ret.) You can now watch this panel in streaming video  
    http://www.newamericanstrategies.org/transcripts/panel2.asp
    
    Extractions: RICHARD HOLBROOKE Now this panel is supposed to talk about peace-keeping and nation-building. So let us begin with an advisory warning. Since these words are outlawed by the current administration, we have to warn everybody in the room that the language in this panel may offend some people. Peace-keeping, nation-building, post-conflict reconstruction. Call it whatever you want. It is an integral and essential part of American foreign policy and has been for 70 years or more. Sometimes we succeed, sometimes we failed. But the goal is correct. It has been associated overwhelmingly with Democratic administration. Sometimes for good and sometimes tragically in Vietnam where the intent was good, the execution mishandled, the outcome catastrophic for the nation and for our party not so good. But it represents an important part of American foreign policy. In the 2000 election Governor Bush attacked the Clinton administration and Vice President Gore directly for these actions, specifically discussing Bosnia and Kosovo. Wes Clark already talked about Kosovo. He and I were shot at together trying to get in Sarajevo.

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