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The Rev. John Bowle: the genesis of Cervantean criticism (University of North Carolina studies in the Romance languages and literatures, no. 99) by Ralph Merritt Cox, 1971 A short answer to the declaration of the persons calling themselves the Friends of the liberty of the press. By John Bowles, Esq. ... by John Bowles, 2010-05-29 Postscript to The real grounds of the present war with France, suggested by recent events. By John Bowles, Esq. by John Bowles, 2010-05-28 French aggression, proved from Mr. Erskine's "View of the causes of the war;" with reflections on the original character of the French revolution, and ... By John Bowles, Esq. Second edition. by John Bowles, 2010-05-27 The real grounds of the present war with France. By John Bowles, Esq. The fourth edition: to which is added a postscript suggested by recent events. by John Bowles, 2010-06-10 A catalogue of maps, prints, books, and books of maps, which are printed for, and sold by John Bowles, at Mercer's-Hall in Cheapside, London. ... by John Bowles, 2010-06-02 The real grounds of the present war with France. By John Bowles, Esq. The fifth edition: to which is added a postscript suggested by recent events. by John Bowles, 2010-06-10 Tolondron: Speeches to John Bowle About His Edition of Don Quixote by Joseph Baretti, 1786-01-01 The Unity of European History: A Political and Cultural Study by John Bowle by John Bowle by John Bowle by John Bowle by John Bowle by John Bowle, 1950-01-01 University of Massachusetts Amherst Faculty: Lynn Margulis, Guenter Lewy, William S. Clark, Peter Elbow, Chuck Close, Samuel Bowles, John Olver Objections to the continuance of the war examined and refuted. By John Bowles, Esq. ... The second edition: with considerable additions. by John Bowles, 2010-05-27 A catalogue of maps, prints, copy-books, &c. from off copper-plates, printed for John Bowles and Son at the Black-Horse in Cornhill, London. ... by See Notes Multiple Contributors, 2010-06-01 Tolondron: Speeches To John Bowle About His Edition Of Don Quixote, Together With Some Account Of Spanish Literature (1786) by Joseph Baretti, 2010-09-10 The grangerized copy of John Bowle's edition of Don Quixote at the Cushing Memorial Library, Texas A&M University.(editor of 1781 edition of Don Quixote): ... Bulletin of the Cervantes Society of America by Eduardo Urbina, Steven Escar Smith, 2003-09-22

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81. (John Trotter BOSTICK - Jean Henrietta BOWLES )
    9 SEP 1909 1928 ) UP (Edward ABBOTT - Chrysoula Ann CARAGONNE ) BACK ( BOOTHE- john Trotter BOSTICK ) NEXT (john Austin bowles - Nancy Alice BRADLEY )  
    http://mason.math.tntech.edu/newtown/ind0017.htm

82. Cartograaf
    bowles, CARVER 17941832 (Engeland) bowles, CARRINGTON 1724-93 (Engeland) bowles,CARRINGTON 1724-93 (Engeland) bowles, john 1701-79 (Engeland) bowles, THOMAS c  
    http://www.andropov.com/imode/cartogravenAF.html

83. Jacqueline Kennedy: By Hamish Bowles,Metropolitan Museum Of Art,John F. Kennedy
    Compare prices on Jacqueline Kennedy by Hamish bowles,Metropolitan Museumof Art,john F. Kennedy Library and ISBN 0821227459. Customer  
    http://www.aaabooksearch.com/Reviews/0821227459
    
    Extractions: Title: Jacqueline Kennedy: Author: Hamish Bowles Metropolitan Museum of Art John F. Kennedy Library and Format: Hardcover, 208pp Pub. Date: April 2001 Publisher: ISBN: Book Review Customer Reviews (from Amazon.com) Review #1 Ranking 3 Caution: If you like looking at lots of photographs of early 1960s designer dresses, you will probably like this book. Otherwise, this is probably not the right book for you. During the presidential election of 1960, Ms. Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy made an immense impression on American society. At 31, she was a dramatic contrast with the vice president's wife, Ms. Patricia Nixon, and recent first ladies (Ms. Mame Eisenhower, Ms. Bess Truman, and Ms. Eleanor Roosevelt). She was much younger than these women, was pregnant with her son, John, and seemed like someone who came from another world. Ms. Kennedy was highly cultured, interested in the fine arts, attractive in a way that showed up well in photographs and on television, and wore gorgeous clothes of the sort usually only seen in the best fashion magazines. Once in the White House, her differences from other first ladies became more apparent. A major effort to redecorate the White House with authentic pieces ensued, Lafayette Square's appearance was conserved, entertaining began to feature people from the world of fine arts, the Rose Garden was redesigned, and the clothes she wore became even more magnificent. A great deal of the sense of Camelot certainly came from Ms. Kennedy.

84. EarthSci - Bowles J.
    john P. bowles. Senior Experimental Officer Mechanical Design Engineer DepartmentalSafety Officer Instrumentation Development Workshop Manager.  
    http://www.earthsciences.ucl.ac.uk/people/bowles.htm
    
    Extractions: Tel 020 7679 2372 (Internal 32372 / 32437) Design and development of of unique research equipment, which includes complex high pressure / high temperature and low temperature equipment, which can achieve pressures of up to 200, 000 P.S.I., and temperatures of up to 1600 degrees C, and down to - 90 degrees C.

85. John Bowles
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~amcyuen/jb/logo.htm

86. John Bowles
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~amcyuen/jb/blank3.htm

87. John Bowles
    http://www.hadiqasite.com/blank2.htm

88. John Bowles
    http://www.hadiqasite.com/logo.htm

89. John Bowles Home Page
    http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~ucfbjbb/

90. John /Bowles/ [ B ?, D ? ] In Gist.ged
    john /bowles/. born ?, died ? in GEDCOM filegist.ged. Name, john /bowles/. Death, YES.  
    http://www.ctc.volant.org/home/genea/gist/I13.html

91. Antique Maps Of Bedfordshire, England
    Engraved historical and descriptive notes around the map. Imprint of Caringtonbowles, john bowles and john Bennett dated 1777. 16 x 19.5 inches.  
    http://www.antiquemaps.com/uk/beds2.htm
    
    Extractions: BEDFORDSHIRE. A detailed engraved map of the county embellished with an uncoloured vignette view of Luton Church. Explanation and list of hundreds. 8 3/ 4 x 14 inches. Original outline hand colouring. With original pages of text describing the county. Good condition. From British Atlas. ILLUSTRATION 15829 Bedfordshire, Richard Blome, 1715. Price: 37.00 A GENERAL MAPP OF BEDFORD SHIRE With its Hundreds of ..... An engraved county map with panel displaying the title and list of hundreds. 6.25 x 9 inches, 160 x 230 mm. Original outline hand colouring. Slight trimming to the top and bottom. From England Exactly Described or a Guide to Travellers in a Compleat Sett of Maps of All the Counties of England. ILLUSTRATION 15873 Bedfordshire, Emanuel Bowen, 1794. Price: 180.00 AN ACCURATE MAP OF THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD DIVIDED INTO ITS HUNDREDS..... A fine detailed 18th century map of the county embellished with a pictorial title cartouche. Engraved historical and descriptive notes around the map. Imprint of Carington Bowles, John Bowles and John Bennett dated 1777. 16 x 19.5 inches. Attractive hand colouring. Fine condition. From The English Atlas published by R. Martin. ILLUSTRATION

92. The Civil War In Southern Ohio
    john R. bowles, john L Hicks, Charles Samuel Gray, Lawrence Payne, William Nelson,Finley Rickman, Thomas Rickman, James Ross, George Seward, William Steward  
    http://www.angelfire.com/oh/chillicothe/CivilWar.html
    
    Extractions: OVERVIEW Like men of color everywhere, African Americans living in southern Ohio were ready to defend the Union at the outset of war. They were of course, were denied the right to fight. In 1863 more than 100 AA men left Ross County and vicinity and headed for Boston Massachusetts to join the Mass 54th. Many became enrolled in the Mass. 55th USCT. One man Albert Wall, a mulatto, was determrined to serve his country so, he joined the Ohio 73rd OVI, Company H. He fought in the battle of Cross Keys in what is now West Virginia, when it was discovered he was infact a man of color. He was thrown out of the Company. Wall enlisted in the Masssachusetts 54th when it was formed and was wounded in battle. Source: Chillicothe, Ohio Register 1871 Burials in Ross County Ohio Grandview Cemetery Alexander, Thomas Co D 27th USCT Butler, D. O. Co E 27th USCT Cox, Allen USCI Cox, Flemming S Co. K 100th USCI

93. TEL +44 (0)20 7589 4325 FAX +44 (0)20 7589 1041 THE MAP HOUSE
    bowles (Carrington), 1785, 9 X 13, County map Original colour ESSEX 379.bowles (john Thomas), 1785, 8 X 10, County mapReduced Map ESSEX 278.  
    http://www.themaphouse.com/stock/lists/essex.htm
    
    Extractions: ESSEX CARTOGRAPHER DATE SIZE(in.) DESCRIPTION REF Saxton (Christopher) 16 X 20 County map:Original colour:Cartouche: ESSEX 276 Speed (John) 15 X 20 County map: Original colour: Rare 1st edition in contemporary colouring: ESSEX 1172 Speed (John) 15 X 21 Superb example in original colour with extensive gilt highlights. Some restoration to fold. ESSEX 1166 Van den Keere (Pieter) 4 X 5 County map: Coloured miniature map: ESSEX 1176 Saxton Kip 12 X 16 County map: Coloured: Decorative cartouche: ESSEX 1174 Van Langeren 4 X 4 County map:Miniature:Distance table: ESSEX 270 Blaeu (Jan) 16 X 20 County map with original colour: Decorative cartouche: Panel depicting coats of arms: ESSEX 1175 Mercator Hondius 6 X 8 County map: Coloured: Decorative cartouche: ESSEX 1170 Jansson (Jan) 15 X 19 County map:Original colour:Decorative cartouche: ESSEX 361 Blome (Richard) 10 X 13 County map:Coloured:Decorative cartouche: ESSEX 363 Collins (Greenvile) 17 X 22 ESSEX 345 Seller (J.)

94. Ergoweb - Human Factors - Volume 32 Number 2, 1990
    Page 139 Backward versus Forward Chaining in the Acquisition of a KeyboardSkill David S. Travis, Susan bowles, john Seton, and Roger Peppe.  
    http://www.ergoweb.com/resources/reference/humanfactors/h90v32n2.cfm

95. The Idler
    Paul bowles not beat yet by Marcel Theroux Taken from Idler issue 3, 1993 Friendof the beatniks, poet, composer, author of The Sheltering Sky the  
    http://www.idler.co.uk/html/interviews/bowles.htm
    
    Extractions: I shuffled from foot to foot in the gloomy hallway, three storeys above the wet street where a group of children were frolicking and shouting in Arabic. telling myself it was too late to let embarrassment get in the way of effrontery, I gave another blast on the doorbell. I felt like a literary groupie of the worst kind: persistent unannounced, and worse still, I'd never bought any of his books. There was silence behind the door marked with a brass plate that read "Mr Paul Bowles" in capitals. But I knew Bowles was inside, and I was determined to brazen it out. Finally the door was opened by Bowles's masseur and I went into the sitting room. Through it in a stuffy little bedroom, lay Mr Bowles himself. Paul Bowles, poet, writer, composer, exile, has been living in the same block of flats in Tangier since 1957. From his modest apartment he has watched the Beat generation come and go, the city slip out of international control and the sexual adventurers of the Fifties and Sixties give way to day trippers from Algericas in shell-suits. Tangier has gone straight, trading the illicit glamour of its past for a steadier income as a tourist destination. The literary outlaws have gone too. only Bowles, whom they claimed as a patron but who always stood apart from them remains. Now, by association, he is among the city's patrons.

96. The Music Of CSIRAC
    Three essential people who would be needed for this endeavour, Ron bowles, JohnSpencer and Jurij (George) Semkiw, were currently involved with a project at  
    http://www.cs.mu.oz.au/csirac/music/3.html
    
    Extractions: The first programmers of the CSIR Mk1 were Geoff Hill and Trevor Pearcey. Geoff Hill had perfect pitch and came from a very musical family. Hill was the first person to program the CSIR Mk1 to play a musical melody. It was played publicly for the first public exhibition of the computer on the 7th to 9th of August in 1951, at the inaugural Conference of Automatic Computing Machines in Sydney. The sound production technique used on the CSIR Mk1 was as crude as is possible to imagine on a computer. Raw pulses of the computer's data words were sent to an audio amplifier with a speaker attached. However, this occurred when there were no digital-to-analog converters, there was no digital audio practice and little in the way of complete digital audio theories. In addition, the CSIR Mk1 produced music in real-time. The CSIR Mk1 operated in Sydney Australia from about November 1949 to June 1955. Geoff Hill was the main programmer at that time and he used the machine to play musical melodies. These melodies, mostly from popular songs, were; 'Colonel Bogey', 'Bonnie Banks', 'Girl with Flaxen Hair' and so on. Here is an image (120KB) of the instructions for Cherry's Music Programme.

97. PAUL BOWLES
    Paul bowles. Born 30 December 1910, Jamaica, NY Died 18 November1999. (1958). About Paul bowles. Paul bowles' literary career, as  
    http://www.usopera.com/composers/bowles.shtml
    
    Extractions: Died: 18 November 1999 (U.S. Opera Home Page) Paul Bowles' literary career, as the author of The Sheltering Sky and as inspiration for writers like William Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg, has largely overshadowed his earlier career as a composer. A contemporary of Aaron Copland and Virgil Thomson, he composed three operas, two of which survive. (Search Amazon.com for videos or DVDs by Paul Bowles) Paul Bowles. The Sheltering Sky (non-operatic film). Directed by Bernardo Bertolucci, based on the novel by Paul Bowles.

98. MIRP Fantasy League
    Substitutes. Name, Club, Value, Total Points, WeeklyPoints, Points/Week. 0, 0, 0, Gustavo Poyet (Tottenham).  
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