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Robert Burnett Mellard (13 May 1919 – 19
September 1976) was an
American soldier who
fought in
World War II, the
Korean War and
Vietnam War,
serving in...
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Horace Mellard DuBose (7
November 1858 – 15
January 1941) was an
American bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church,
South and The
Methodist Church, elected...
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Thomas Mellard Reade FGS (1832 – 1909) was an
English geologist,
architect and
civil engineer.
Reade laid out the
Blundellsands Estate in
Liverpool in...
- Doug
Mellard (born 20th century) is an
American stand-up comedian. He is
known for his
appearances on Last
Comic Standing, Live at Gotham, and his work...
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Writers Respond, The New York
Review of Books, 11.4 (September 12, 1968).
Mellard,
James M. "This
Unquiet Dust: The
Problem of
History in Styron's The Confessions...
- country". The
origin of the
outlaw label is debated.
According to
Jason Mellard,
author of
Progressive Country: How the 1970s
Transformed the
Texan in...
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Richard J.
Meadows (two awards) Ray
Melikian (three awards)
Robert Mellard (two awards)
Charles L.
Melson Daniel J.
Miller Michael A.
Monsoor Cliff...
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Courtney Hodges Samuel M.
Hogan Lyman Lemnitzer Douglas MacArthur Robert Mellard Draža Mihajlović
Malcolm Muggeridge Audie Murphy George S. Patton, Jr....
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Senator from Arizona, and
former U.S.
Representative from
Arizona Robert Mellard,
United States Army
sergeant who
fought at the
Battle of
Monte C****ino...
- Appignanesi/C. Garratt,
Postmodernism for
Beginners (1995) p. 89
Quoted in J. M.
Mellard,
Beyond Lacan (2006) p. 49 Parker, Ian; Vanheule,
Stijn (2014), "Lacanian...
