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Jackson Five.
Jackson Five.

By Charles Morse

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Traces the Jackson Five's rise to fame, describes their family life, and gives a brief biography of each of the five stars.

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Roberta Flack.
Roberta Flack.

By Charles Morse, Ann Morse

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A brief biography of the black musician and singer who first became famous in Washington, D.C.

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The running backs
The running backs

By Charles Morse

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Brief career sketches of football greats: Mercury Morris, Chuck Foreman, Larry Csonka, O. J. Simpson, and John Brockington.

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Whobody There
Whobody There

By Charles Morse

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Cranberry Kids. Growing Up in Plymouth County Massachusetts
Cranberry Kids on Cape Cod
America s Newcomers
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One Hundred First Congress in Review
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