John D. Pelzer
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John D. Pelzer shows the connections between Jazz, Youth and the German Occupation. Published September 16 2001
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Sentiment, profit and commercial laissez-faire bound the merchants of England's busiest port ever closer to the rebel confederacy across the Atlantic after 1861. John D. Pelzer explains how and why. Published March 1 1990
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John D. Pelzer explains how the casual gathering of like-minded coffee-drinkers would influence British political and intellectual life for decades. Published October 1 1982
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