Elizabeth

John Grove

Walker Grove

These true tales of a silly hound dog, Levi, were first put together as a song, one verse (or adventure) at a time. He was a masterful escape artist, so Levi's owners were often looking for him around the neighborhood. This song helped them have fun, rather than worry about Levi on the loose, and they hoped their voices would travel to his ears and bring him home safely. Levi's blindness added to their concern when he was out and about, but this song helped to sooth their hearts until he returned home again.

Lessons from Levi

Presents John C. Calhoun's theory of the concurrent majority as a rare example of an American political theory resting on classical assumptions about human nature and political life.

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