gives Evidence, (1951)
The Rock Beneath, (1955)

See also

, : A biography of the ideas of four scientists who were Christians and their different interactions with Darwinism: Philip Gosse, George Romanes, the author's father Arthur Rendle Short, and the author himself, John Rendle-Short.

References

External links
 
 Obituary: A. Rendle Short, M.D., F.R.C.S. in British Medical Journal, 26 September 1953, p. 728f.
 Short, Arthur Rendle (1880–1953) in Plarr's Lives of the Fellows Online, The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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In one of the boldest acts of civil disobedience of late, a group of Native American, Mexican-American, and white activists occupied U.S. Border Patrol offices at Tucson's Davis-Monthan Air Force Base on May 21, locking themselves around a pillar in a lobby that was soon filled with shocked Border Patrol agents.

Six of the demonstrators bound themselves together using pieces of PVC pipe around their arms and u-shaped bicycle locks around their necks. A banner was hoisted in front of the lobby's desk reading "Stop Militarization on Indigenous Lands Now."

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The protesters had decorated the PVC with slogans such as, "No Militarization of the Border," and "Stop SB 1070." They chanted, sang songs, prayed, and even did freestyle raps, as befuddled BP agents tried to figure out