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    Oral History Interview with James Patterson

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    The National Museum of the Pacific War presents a monologue by James Patterson. Patterson joined the Navy around 1936. He served with the medical department and deployed to Manila, Philippines in October of 1941. After the Japanese invaded Luzon, Patterson was captured and imprisoned at Camp O’Donnell, Cabanatuan and Bilibid until his liberation in the spring of 1945

    James Patterson

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    An obituary for Iowa state legislator James Patterson

    James Patterson

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    An obituary for Iowa state legislator James Patterson

    Plane Crash (James Patterson Moffitt Jr.) - near Morehead, Kentucky

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    Plane Crash of James Patterson Moffitt Jr. near Morehead, Kentucky on June 11, 1946.https://scholarworks.moreheadstate.edu/roger_barbour_negatives_collection/1279/thumbnail.jp

    Thomas James Patterson oral history interview 2004-07-26

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    This interview features Thomas James Patterson as he discusses his career in politics and ethnic minorities in Lubbock

    Thomas James Patterson oral history interview 1999-07-08

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    This interview features Thomas James Patterson as he reflects on his involvement with journalism and writing for newspapers such as the Southwest Digest

    Oral History Interview with James Patterson

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    The National Museum of the Pacific War presents a monologue by James Patterson. Patterson joined the Navy around 1936. He served with the medical department and deployed to Manila, Philippines in October of 1941. After the Japanese invaded Luzon, Patterson was captured and imprisoned at Camp O’Donnell, Cabanatuan and Bilibid until his liberation in the spring of 1945

    Why you don't need to write much to be the world's bestselling author

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    An account of my use of stylometry to analyse the works of James Patterson, written for a public audience

    Thomas James Patterson oral history interview 1999-06-16

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    This interview features Thomas James Patterson as he reflects on his time spent in the city council, and the involvement of minority communities in Lubbock and in politics. In this interview, Thomas describes his views on why people aren’t as involved in politics, and things that shaped politics in Lubbock
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