This book was first published in 1791 and is interesting both for its literary merit and its historical interest for novel readers. If you like Jane Austen, you will find this writer intriguing. Douglas Keith Candland offers a series of fascinating tales of children who shared the misfortune of arriving in human society naked and without language. It also descrives amazingly trained and extraordinary animals that communicate. The book will be reviewed on February 25 by Professor Gordon B. Bauer.
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Dr. Curt Haug was the featured speaker in a delightfully entertaining NCLA Lecture Series opener October 9 at Sudakoff Conference Center. He is pictured with NCLA President Tish Benatovich, left, and Ruth Barnes, NCLA board member and organizer of the Lecture Series. Look for details soon on the next lecture January 22. The months of preparation for our commemorative 30th Mistletoe Ball will finally come to fruition December 6. Ringing in the holiday season for our wonderful community is very special to me.