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Franklin Philip:     more books (100)

The rise of Dennis Hathnaught;: Life of the common people across the ages as set down in the great books of the world (Burt Franklin research & source ... in history, economics & social science, 289) by James Philip MacCarthy, 1971 Catalogue of English broadsides, 1505-1897 (Burt Franklin bibliography and reference series #139) by John Philip Edmond, 1968 Into Thin Air (Unabridged) by Jon Krakauer, 1997 Discourse on the Origin of Inequality (Oxford World's Classics) by Jean Jacques Rousseau, 2009-04-23 The Norton Anthology of American Literature (Shorter Seventh Edition)(Vol. One-Volume) The Norton Anthology of American Literature (Shorter Seventh Edition) (Vol. One-Volume) [Paperback] by Wayne Franklin (Editor), Philip F. Gura (Editor), Jerome Klinkowitz (Editor), Arnold Krupat (Editor), Robert S. Levine (Editor), Mary Loeffelholz (Editor), Jeanne Campbell Reesman (Editor), Patricia B. Wallace (Editor) Nina Baym (Editor), 2007 The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal of Satire, Volume 2 by Arthur William A'Beckett, George Morris Philips, et all 2009-12-31 The Silver-Burdett Arithmetics, Book 1 by George Morris Philips, Robert Franklin Anderson, 2010-01-12 The Silver-Burdett Arithmetics, Book Two by Robert Franklin Anderson, George Morris Philips, 2008-10-09 OLD MISTRESSES' APOLOGUE BY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 1745 .|THE by Benjamin Franklin, 1956-01-01 Franklin Watts Atlas of North America and the World by George &. Son Staff Philip, 1984-09 The Only Way I Know Unabridged (Audio Cassette) by Cal Ripken Jr., Mike Bryan, 1997 Introduction to Fourier Methods and the Laplace Transformation by Philip Franklin, French America: Mobility, Identity, and Minority Experience Across the Continent by Dean R. Louder, 1993-03

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81. AUSTRALIAN SCIENCE HISTORY CLUB
    and longtime chairman of the Australian Atomic Energy Commission, Sir philip Baxter(1905-1989 Title AL franklin and Australian scientific instrument making.  
    http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/macleay/ASHclub-01.htm
    
    Extractions: The Australian Science History Club, founded in 1987 as the Colonial Science Club, is an informal grouping. It presents papers and seminars on historical aspects of Australian science, technology, engineering, medicine and kindred subjects. The Australian Science History Club is affiliated to the Royal Australian Historical Society. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in the subject matter of the Club. The subscription for 2001 is $20.00 with a concessional rate of $10 for full-time students. Subscriptions forms will be available at meetings. Notices of meetings are sent to financial members. The program for 2001 will comprise six Tuesday evening talks and two Saturday seminars. Tuesday Evening Meetings Saturday Seminars T uesday Evening Meetings The mid-week talks will be held at 6.00 pm in the Discovery Room of the Australian Museum on Tuesday evenings. The program is as follows: 6 March

82. Descendants Of Benjamin Franklin Carter And Mary Elizabeth Sledd - Pafg08.htm -
    123. philip Marshall Kelley 1 (Margaret Jane Turk , Ann Bolene Carter , BenjaminFranklin ) was born 2 on 17 Feb 1871 in Robinson, Brown Co., Kansas.  
    http://members.gtw.net/~dollard/carter/pafg08.htm
    
    Extractions: Benjamin Franklin Carter Descendants Fourth Generation (Continued) Philip Marshall Kelley Margaret Jane Turk Ann Bolene Carter Benjamin Franklin ) was born on 17 Feb 1871 in Robinson, Brown Co., Kansas. Philip married Nora Belveal on 9 Feb 1891 in Winfield, Cowley Co., Kansas. Nora was born on 21 Dec 1873 in Cedar Vale, Chautauqua Co., Kansas. She died on 22 Sep 1938 in Denver, Denver Co., Colorado. They had the following children: F i Ella Iona Kelley was born in Nov 1891 in Kansas. M ii Philip B. Kelley M iii Samuel Gafford Kelley was born on 20 May 1897. He died in Apr 1965 in Denver, Denver Co., Colorado. M iv Leslie R. Kelley M v Perry Kelley was born on 24 Feb 1906 in Robinson, Brown Co., Kansas. He died in Jun 1982 in Sherwood, Washington Co., Oregon. M vi Howard Kelley was born on 14 Aug 1912 in Brown Co., Kansas. He died on 10 Mar 1993 in Shasta Lake, Shasta Co., California. Cora Emma Kelley Margaret Jane Turk Ann Bolene Carter Benjamin Franklin ) was born on 19 Jul 1875 in Robinson, Brown Co., Kansas. She died on 4 Aug 1948 in Robinson, Brown Co., Kansas. She was buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Brown Co., Kansas.

83. Theatrical Names
    franklin, Harold. Mr., 18901941, theatre manager. franklin, philip, Mr.Franklyn, John, Mr. Franklyn, Leo, Mr., b.1897, actor. Franks, A., Mr.  
    http://library.ukc.ac.uk/library/special/html/specoll/namef.htm

84. SAA: And The 2002 SAA Awards Go To...
    Accelerator Center, are the recipients of the Society of American Archivists' 2002J. franklin Jameson Archival philip M. Hamer and Elizabeth Hamer Kegan Award.  
    http://www.archivists.org/recognition/birm2002-awards.asp
    
    Extractions: about saa: membership handbook governance statements ... ethics The Society of American Archivists recognized and celebrated outstanding archival achievements for the calendar year 2001 at an awards ceremony held August 22, 2002, during its 66th annual meeting at the Sheraton in Birmingham, Alabama. Subcommittees of the Awards Committee, which was chaired by Alexandra Gressitt, and Bill Brock, selected recipients of the SAA-sponsored awards. SAA heartily congratulates all of the award winners. Distinguished Service Award Back to SAA Recognitions home page DUKE UNIVERSITY is the recipient of the Society of American Archivists' 2002 Distinguished Service Award. Established in 1964, the award recognizes a North American archival institution that has provided outstanding public service and has made an exemplary contribution to the archival profession. David Ferriero, Duke University Vice Provost for Library Affairs, and Robert Byrd, Director of Rare Book, Manuscripts and Special Collections, received the award on behalf of the institution.

85. I172: Brenda MATHEWS
    _Matthew PRYOR _ _Matthew PRYOR _Mary NEELY philip A. PRYOR _Henrietta WILLIAMS _ franklin Alexander GATTIS.  
    http://fly.hiwaay.net/~jemcgee/D0001/G0000037.html

86. I13816: Frederick Franklin JARED (13 Dec 1931 - 22 Mar 1982)
    FrederickFranklin JARED philip POSTAIN.  
    http://www.birch.net/~gbyron/kin/names/d0004/g0000098.html

87. MMD Archives: Glass Harmonica At Franklin Institute
    An article entitled Glass Harmonica at franklin Institute by philip Jamison,appearing in issue 1999.08.25 of the Mechanical Music Digest.  
    http://mmd.foxtail.com/Archives/Digests/199908/1999.08.25.02.html

88. Franklin Cousins Unite!
    Welcome to the franklin descendants page. We would like to an email group of franklin descendants, or just let others relate to one of the franklin branches. It's just  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Rhodes/3818/Franklincousins.htm
    
    Extractions: The names as indicated below are Franklin descendants who wish to unite in efforts to unify research and form a common bond apart from the broader spectrum of Franklin contacts, such as the rootsweb mail list or GenWeb query sites. This message is an invitation for you to join this list. Simply fill out the form at the bottom of this page, or send your name and lineage to Terry Dean Olson , beginning with the earliest Franklin in your line, as shown below. Ending with your great grandparents is alright, or whatever you're comfortable with. Many are aware of the dangers of providing too much information about themselves over the internet, including a mother's maiden name, which is often used as a password for credit cards, and such. For those with an hosted email list, current "members" are reminded to add only those making a request to be added, and removing promptly, anyone desiring removal. Current listmembers may at any time request removal from the list by such a request to those listed, or to the host, who will forward the request. Members may also include or remove lineage information about themselves at any time. After you post your information below, you will go to another page with information regarding hosted email lists for your lineage.

89. I99338: Martha Jane ABERNATHY (1 JAN 1861 - 4 JUN 1941)
    Father William ABERNATHY Mother Mary Jane CLINE Family 1 John FranklinHOVIS MARRIAGE 17 FEB 1881, ,Lincoln,North Carolina. philip CLODFELTER.  
    http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/database/d0082/g0000023.htm

90. Equinox Wilderness Expeditions | Philip Smith
    Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Trip Length 9 days Activities Moderatelystrenuous backpacking through mountain valleys; optional dayhikes.  
    http://www.equinoxexpeditions.com/html/philip_smith.html
    
    Extractions: (Can combine with Marsh Fork Canning for 18-day backpack/paddling trip) Early summer in the Arctic Refuge is special: No mosquitoes, wildflowers popping up by the minute, meltwater gurgling down mountain streams, and newborn wildlife. This trek takes us to an extremely wild and remote corner of the Refuge, through rugged, austere mountains, up hidden valleys, and over a spectacular pass, into convoluted geology and aufeis-covered U-shaped valleys. Dall sheep are the denizens here, along with grizzlies, wolves, rough-legged hawks, golden eagles and the elusive Grey-headed Chickadee (Siberian Tit), which nests in just a few places. If you like the high country, and constant light, this is a trip to savor. Day 0: Travel to Fairbanks, Alaska. The group generally plans to meet for dinner the night before the trip to go over final trip details, and to get acquainted. Overnight accommodations are on your own, but we can help you with suggestions and bookings at our favorite bed and breakfasts and hotels in Fairbanks. Day 1: Trip participants meet in the early morning at the small airport in Fairbanks, where we pack all our gear onto a small commercial plane and fly 150 miles north, over the Steese and White Mountains and the Yukon River, to Arctic Village, a small Gwich'in settlement (100 people) situated on the banks of the Chandalar River on Venetie Indian Tribal lands, surrounded by the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The village offers an educational cultural experience. We meet our bush pilot here, and fly in groups of 2 to 5 to the heart of the Arctic Refuge. From here, we fly by small charter bush plane across the Brooks Range, flying over miles and miles of seemingly endless mountain peaks and valleys; we land at the edge of the Sadlerochit Mts. By afternoon, we should be deep in the heart of the Arctic Refuge.

91. Center For The Interdisciplinary Study Of Religion
    Christian Marriage A Critical Catholic Perspective (philip L. Reynolds; forthcoming)This book examines both historically and critically the development of  
    http://www.law.emory.edu/cisr/publications_reynolds.htm
    
    Extractions: This book examines both historically and critically the development of the medieval doctrine of marriage as a sacrament. The first part examines the sacramentality of marriage in Augustine, in 12th and 13th century theology, and in the decrees of the Council of Trent. The second part focuses on four themes: marriage as sexual and companionate relationship; marriage as union; marriage and the family; and indissolubility. The introduction and conclusion outline the key issues, the distinguishing features of the Western theology of marriage, the flaws in this theology, and the witness of the orthodox tradition. The author assumes that the "classical" Western doctrine of marriage contains a vital kernel that commends itself in the first place to Catholics, but secondarily to Christians of any persuasion. But the author argues, too, that some serious flaws in the tradition, especially regarding indissolubility, minimized the pastoral usefulness of the doctrine and have led to serious confusion today. The author proposes a revised theology of marriage centered on "vocation to permanence" rather than indissolubility.

92. I413: John A. HILBORN (ABT 1852 - 1930)
    _Ronald WARDER PhilipRonald WARDER _Herbert Squire FREY _ _Isabelle John franklin HUSSEY.  
    http://www.nornet.on.ca/~hlhagey/Ged2html/html/d0005/g0000074.htm
    
    Extractions: Family 1 Sophia HAGEY Harry Warren HILBORN Mary Marjorie HILBORN _Annie SMITH Joseph HILBORN ... INDEX Joseph owned a Flour and Feed Mill near Blair, Ontario. The mill had previously been owned and operated by his father, Jacob Hilborn. Created by GED2HTML v2.5b (4/12/96) on Wed Nov 18 18:41:06 1998 Father: Karl Harry KIEFHABER

93. Johns Hopkins Asthma And Allergy - The Division Home
    Anaphylaxis, N. franklin Adkinson Jr., MD Bruce Bochner, MD Peter S. Creticos, MDPhilip S. Norman, MD. Angioedema, N. franklin Adkinson Jr., MD Romi S. Saini, MD.  
    http://www.hopkins-allergy.org/info/division/

94. :: New Statesman Home Page
    Founded by Beatrice and Sidney Web, Bernard Shaw and other Fabians. Incorporates New Society, Marxism Category Society Politics News and Media Magazines and EzinesSaturday 15th February 2003. Home page, Search our archive Search.  
    http://www.newstatesman.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Saturday 29th March 2003 Search our archive Regulars Amanda Platell Andrew Billen Andrew Martin Charlie Whelan Competition Cristina Odone Darcus Howe Diary Hunter Davies Leader Lauren Booth Patrick Hosking Paul Routledge This England This England This England NS subscribers and Pay-as-you-go readers login below: Full access to this site starts at just £1. Click here for details. NS CONTENTS POLITICS John Kampfner , our political editor, explains how Blair is fighting what for him is the true battle: to persuade history, as well as contemporary opinion, that he and Bush were right to start the conflict ... argues that, if we really want people to be more contented, we should think of how we can stop those who are already comfortably off from aspiring to become richer and richer March 31 2003 John Kampfner , our political editor, explains how Blair is fighting what for him is the true battle: to persuade history, as well as contemporary opinion, that he and Bush were right to start the conflict As the bombs pound Baghdad, as the Republican Guard resists, as Saddam Hussein broadcasts defiantly, Tony Blair is serenity personified. The war is not, he insists, going badly. Iraqis will cheer their liberators when they get the chance. Civilian casualties will stay low. The regime will soon be toppled. The post-Saddam settlement will involve the United Nations, the Middle East peace process will get back on track and the divisions between Europe and the United States will heal.

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