Fremont

New York Times Book critic Eliot Fremont-Smith agreed in his review, calling Barbie, “singularly offensive.”

Fremont is the co-curator of a new exhibition, Alexander the Great: The Iolas Gallery 1955-1987.

“He knew how to get very close to most artists he showed,” Fremont described.

If you look at the list of artists that he showed,” Fremont stated, “they all changed the art of the 20th century.

I need only show you Edison, NJ and Fremont, CA as prime examples of this fact.

Fremont set up a provisional government, placing himself at the head.

Among the useful articles with which Fremont had provided himself, was an India rubber boat, twenty feet long and five feet wide.

After supper one of the warriors drew a rude but correct map of the country around them, and gave it to Fremont.

Fremont was an excellent judge of character and was favorably impressed with Carson from the first.

During this year news arrived of the safe arrival of Fremont's fifth expedition to California.