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VOLUME 68 NO. 2 Festschrift in Honor of Peter HenningDerek E. Bambauer68 Wayne L. Rev. 311 In His Own Words: The Peter Henning I Knew Joan MacLeod Heminway67 Wayne L. Rev. 315 With Gratitude and Great Fondness: Remembering Peter HenningEric Kades68 Wayne L. Rev. 321 I Owe My Teaching Career to Peter HenningDavid A. Moran68…

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