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Duke Richard:     more books (100)

Global Deforestation and the Nineteenth-century World Economy (Duke Press policy studies) by Richard P. Tucker, John F. Richards, 1983-06 Philip the Bold: The Dukes Of Burgundy by Richard Vaughan, 2009-08-27 Gay Rebel of the Harlem Renaissance: Selections from the Work of Richard Bruce Nugent by Richard Bruce Nugent, 2002-01-01 The little duke: Richard the fearless by Charlotte Mary Yonge, 2010-09-05 Charles the Bold: The Last Valois Duke of Burgundy (History of Valois Burgundy) by Richard Vaughan, 2008-07-17 Gaming Simulation: Rationale, Design and Applications by C.S. Greenblat, Richard D. Duke, 1975-04 Disney's It's Magic!: Stories from the Films by Todd Strasser, Richard Duke, 1994-10 Game-Generating-Games: A Trilogy of Games for Community and Classroom by C.S. Greenblat, Richard D. Duke, 1979-07-01 Learning with Simulations and Games (SAGE Contemporary Social Science Anthologies) Colonial Virginia ; by Richard T. W. from old catalog Duke, 1899-12-31 A SERMON PREACH'D BEFORE THE QUEEN, AT ST. JAMES'S. JANUARY 9, 1703/4. by Richard. Duke, 1704-01-01 Fifteen Sermons Preach'd On Several Occasions by Richard Duke, 2010-02-22 The Diplomatic Correspondence of the Right Hon. Richard Hill ...: Envoy Extraordinary from the Court of St. James to the Duke of Savoy ... from July 1703, to May 1706 ... by Richard Hill, William Blackley, 2010-02-26 Gaming: The Future's Language by Richard D. Duke, 1975-01

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21. DUKE RICHARD I
    MOTHER b. pb d. pd. MOTHER POPPA (PAPIA) BERANGAR b. 848 pb d. pd. NAME duke richardI THE FEARLESS of NORMANDY b. pb m. pm d. pd, FATHER b. pb m. pm d. pd  
    http://www.ancestors-genealogy.com/webb/PAGE46-M.htm

22. Jewett Texts
    . The Normans by Sarah Orne Jewett Chapter V. duke richard THE GOOD. Then duke richard s marriage was a very fortunate one. His  
    http://www.public.coe.edu/~theller/soj/nor/nor05.html
    
    Extractions: Richard the Fearless had several sons, and when he lay dying his nobles asked him to say who should be his successor. "He who bears my name," whispered the old duke, and added a moment later: "Let the others take the oaths of fealty, acknowledge Richard as their superior; and put their hands in his, and receive from him those lands which I will name to you." So Richard the Good came to his dukedom, with a rich inheritance in every way from the father who had reigned so successfully, and his brothers Geoffry, Mauger, William, and Robert, accepted their portions of the dukedom, to which Richard added more lands of his own accord. During this reign there were many changes, some very gradual and natural ones, for Normandy was growing more French and less Scandinavian all the time, and the relationship grew stronger and stronger between vigorous young Normandy and troubled, failing England. Later we shall see how our Normans gave a new impulse to England, but already there are signs and forebodings of what must come to pass in the days of Richard the Good's grandson, William the Conqueror. Yet we can guess at a great deal about the condition of Normandy. There was so much going to and fro, such a lively commerce and transportation of goods, that we know the old Roman roads had been kept in good repair, and that many others must have been built as the population increased. The famous fairs which were held make us certain that there was a large business carried on, and besides the maintenance and constant use of a large army, in some years there was also a thrifty devotion to mercantile matters and agriculture. Foreign artisans and manufacturers were welcomed to the Norman provinces, and soon formed busy communities like the Flemish craftsmen, weavers and leather-makers, at Falaise. The Normans had an instinctive liking for pomp and splendor; so their tradesmen flourished, and their houses became more and more elegant, and must be carved and gilded like the dragon ships.

23. I331: Sarah Elizabeth BARCLAY (____ - ____)
    HOME. HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5eWIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 08/27/99 033358. duke richard GOODE. - . Family 1 Nettie Elena DEAKLE  
    http://dekle.net/html/d0000/g0000072.html

24. Genealogy Report JB.Louviere Ancestor (Register)
    Children of duke richard II 23 Normandy (Richard I2426) and Judith de Brittany (ConanI-2250) (see .4E+7) were as follows duke richard II (Richard I-2426).  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~louviere/jblan023.htm
    
    Extractions: Generation Twenty-Three Geofroy sr.de St.Denis-sur-Sarthe was born in 1090 at Normandy, France. Children of Geofroy sr.de St.Denis-sur-Sarthe and an unknown spouse were: Children of Manasses vct.de Melun and Marguerite de Troyes (see #.4E+7) were: Children of Count Eudes I de Blois (Thibaut-2086) and Bertha D'Arles Burgundy (Conrad I-2088) (see #.4E+7) were: Children of Count Gautier Vexin Nanteuil and Adelais Vermendois Senlis/ (see #.4E+7) were: Children of Hildouin ct.de Breteuil and Emmeline de Chartres (see #.4E+7) were: Children of Duke Richard II Normandy (Richard I-2426) and Judith de Brittany (Conan I-2250) (see #.4E+7) were as follows: Children of Fulbert de Falise (unknown) and Doda (?) (unknown) (see #.4E+7) were: .2E+7. i.

25. Genealogy Report JB.Louviere Ancestor (Register)
    Children of duke richard I 24 Normandy (Wilhelm2742) and Gonnora Denmark (Herbastus-2248)(see .4E+7) were as follows duke richard II (Richard I-2426).  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~louviere/jblan024.htm
    
    Extractions: Generation Twenty-Four Ursion 1 vct.de Melun ( Guillaume , #.1E+8) was born in 1040 at France. Children of Ursion 1 vct.de Melun and an unknown spouse were: Children of Count Thibaut le Tricheur (Thibaut-2148) and Leutgarde de Vermandois (Heribert II-2212) (see #.8E+7) both b. at France were as follows: Children of King Conrad I Burgundy (Rodolphe II-2094) and Mathilda de France (Louis IV-2736) (see #.8E+7) were: Children of Gautier 1ct.Pontoise Vexin Chaumont/Nanteuil/ and Eve Landry de Dreux (see #.8E+7) were: Children of Hildouin de Ponthieu and Hersende (?) (see #.8E+7) were: Children of Fouche vct.de Chartres and an unknown spouse were: Children of Duke Richard I Normandy (Wilhelm-2742) and Gonnora Denmark (Herbastus-2248) (see #.4E+7) were as follows: i.

26. Normans1
    Although GenEU, which shows his descendants on GenEU (Eu), suggests that Godfreywho follows was a legitimate son of duke richard by his first wife, BE1883  
    http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/continent/mn/normans1.htm

27. Charlotte M. Yonge : The Little Duke : Conclusion
    It was on a summer eve, that duke richard sat beside the white bearded old Abbot,within the porch, looking at the sun shining with soft declining beams on  
    http://www.classicreader.com/read.php/sid.1/bookid.331/sec.13/
    
    Extractions: Conclusion Years had passed away. The oaths of Louis, and promises of Lothaire, had been broken; and Arnulf of Flanders, the murderer of Duke William, had incited them to repeated and treacherous inroads on Normandy; so that Richard's life, from fourteen to five or six-and- twenty, had been one long war in defence of his country. But it had been a glorious war for him, and his gallant deeds had well earned for him the title of "Richard the Fearless"a name well deserved; for there was but one thing he feared, and that was, to do wrong. By and by, success and peace came; and then Arnulf of Flanders, finding open force would not destroy him, three times made attempts to assassinate him, like his father, by treachery. But all these had failed; and now Richard had enjoyed many years of peace and honour, whilst his enemies had vanished from his sight. King Louis was killed by a fall from his horse; Lothaire died in early youth, and in him ended the degenerate line of Charlemagne; Hugh Capet, the son of Richard's old friend, Hugh the White, was on the throne of France, his sure ally and brother-in-law, looking to him for advice and aid in all his undertakings.

28. Ancestors Of Eugene Ashton ANDREW & Anna Louise HANISH Duke Richard NORMANDY, II
    Alix De NORMANDY+. duke richard NORMANDY, III 1. Another name for Richard was NORMANDYDuke. Ancestral File Number 9R452B. User ID 2420461394. General Notes  
    http://www.geneal.net/1360.htm

29. Duke Divinity School | Faculty And Staff | Faculty G - L | Hays, Richard B.
    Ph.D (Emory University) richard B. Hays is internationally recognized for his work on the letters of by the Center of Theological Inquiry, Princeton. duke University Divinity School  
    http://www.divinity.duke.edu/FacultyAndStaff/G-L/hays/index.aspx

30. Richard Duke (1659-1711)
    Text of Samuel Johnson's biography of the poet and brief selection of his works.  
    http://www2.hn.psu.edu/Faculty/KKemmerer/poets/duke/default.html

31. Your Search:
    processing requests J. richard duke , J.D., LL.M. J. richard duke, J. D., L.L.M J. richard duke, J.D., L.L.M.  
    http://www.i-une.com/cgi-bin/meta/search.cgi?lang=en&keywords=Duke, Richard

32. News: Open Source Leaders Duke It Out
    In ZDNet interview, Caldera chief Ransom Love hits back at Free Software Foundation founder richard Stallman, denies he is greedy capitalist or parasite. CNET ZDNet  
    http://zdnet.com.com/2100-11-530155.html
    
    Extractions: In an interview with ZDNet Germany, Caldera chief Ransom Love hits back at free software founder Richard Stallman, denying that he is a 'greedy capitalist' or a 'parasite.' "I am not a greedy capitalist. I am only a businessman. I just do my job. I'm not quite sure whether you can call this parasitic. I am not a parasite," Caldera chief executive Ransom Love told ZDNet in Munich, Germany over the weekend. Love was defending himself and the open source movement against reproaches by Richard Stallman, the chairman of the Free Software Foundation. Back in May, Stallman was quoted as saying of Love: "He's only a parasite." But according to Love, Richard Stallman's point of view is "very... narrow" and it is wrong to call the business model of companies such as Caldera parasitic. "You can't call our business model parasitic," said Love. "We add value to Linux, so it can become successful. We integrate Linux in the Back Office. And we do all the marketing that's necessary. Did Richard Stallman ever invest £50m in Linux? We did. I have been involved in the Linux community since my time at Novell in 1994. With 'Lizard' we developed the first installation service for Linux ever." Lizard Unattended Install was released in 1999.

33. Richard Mooney, Duke Neurobiology
    Select Faculty Member Augustine. Cant. Chikaraishi. Ehlers. Feng. Fitzpatrick. Hall. Jarvis. Katz. Lo. Mooney. Moore. McNamara. Nicolelis. Platt. Purves. Reinhart. Simon. Skene. Adjunct Faculty .  
    http://www.neuro.duke.edu/Faculty/Mooney.htm
    
    Extractions: mooney@neuro.duke.edu The major goal of our lab is to understand the biological basis of learning. We believe that a comprehensive understanding of the relevant mechanisms for learning will require relating discrete synaptic processes to behavior, ultimately in the awake animal. To this end, we focus on a constellation of interconnected brain nuclei in the songbird that acquire, produce, and maintain its learned vocalizations. The wealth of behavioral data characterizing birdsong learning coupled with the discrete anatomical nature of the song circuitry make songbirds an ideal organism in which to study the cellular mechanisms of learning and memory. Song learning in birds shares many features with speech learning in humans, including developmental restriction to an early "critical period." During the critical period, the juvenile bird listens to and copies the song of a tutor; after the critical period closes, such copying apparently is impossible. One major goal of our lab is to understand the neuronal regulation of the critical period for song learning, in part because it could yield important insights into the relatively prodigious learning power of the juvenile brain.

34. Marci's Richard Bach Paper
    New age American author, richard Bach, inspires and encourages readers to appreciate life, never give up, and discover one's true potential.  
    http://www.duke.edu/~ar2/marci.html
    
    Extractions: In spite of being criticized for sharing simple philosophies on life, love, and reincarnation in Jonathan Livingston Seagull and The Bridge Across Forever , new age American author, Richard Bach, inspires and encourages readers to appreciate life, never give up, and discover one's true potential. Jonathan Livingston Seagull is a simple book about a seagull who loves to fly and wants to reach perfection in flight. Readers, however, enjoy this book because of the deeper inspirational meanings found within the pages. Unlike the other seagulls that simply fly for food and survival, Jonathan loves to fly and spends all his time trying to reach the fastest speed and turning mid-flight while performing these feats. Many of us find similarities to Jonathan in that we dont always "fit in" with what everyone else does. Few of us, though, have the courage he has to defy the accepted ways and strive for what we feel is right for us. One day while Jonathan is flying he reaches terminal velocity in a vertical dive, but loses control while trying to change direction and flies straight through the flock. He then flies off and tries again. After many tries he is able to control himself! He begins flying back to the flock full of excitement and thinking, "We can lift ourselves of ignorance, we can find ourselves as creatures of excellence and intelligence and skill. We can learn to be free! We can learn to fly!" (Bach 30). We can use his example in our lives. Persistence leads to perfection.

35. Duke, Richard Thomas Walker
    Strangers to Us All, Lawyers and Poetry. richard Thomas Walker duke, Jr.(18531926) Virginia. Photograph richard Thomas Walker duke, Jr. (Tom  
    http://www.wvu.edu/~lawfac/jelkins/lp-2001/duke.html
    
    Extractions: Virginia Law Library Special Collections Tom Duke was born in Charlottesville, Virginia on August 27, 1853. He was a lawyer and judge, and Commonwealth Attorney of Albermarle County. His poetry appeared in popular journals and magazines. [Sou rce: Armistead C. Gordon, Jr., Virginian Writers of Fugitive Verse The following biographical sketch of Tom Duke accompanies the Tom Duke papers housed at the University of Virginia Law Library and appears here with the permission of the Curator of Special Collections: Richard Thomas Walker Duke, Jr. (Tom) witnessed the Civil War during his impressionable boyhood years and later wrote about those experiences. A gifted writer and student of languages, Tom studied classics, French, German and English literature when he entered the University of Virginia in 1870. He was awarded the Thomas Jefferson Prize for the best essay in 1872 and then turned his attention to the study of law in 1873-74. It is likely that he later read law for a time in his father's office before passing the bar. Although the practice of law became his career, Duke wrote prose and poetry the rest of his life and was published in the New York Herald and such magazines as Century, Lippincott's, and Illustrated American.

36. Jimmy Witherspoon
    richard Flohil's article about Spoon's friendships with Holger Petersen and duke Robillard.  
    http://www.torontobluessociety.com/9705spoo.htm
    
    Extractions: Jimmy Witherspoon returns to Toronto as part of the 11th du Maurier Downtown Jazz Festival . He will be re-united with Junior Mance , who recorded with him back in 1969 on a CD that has just been issued on Stony Plain. Spoon plays the Royal Bank Pavillion There's a great deal of blues at this year's du Maurier Downtown Jazz: a quick list has Fathead and Robin Banks followed by Lucky Peterson and Downchild on Friday, June 20, Howard Armstrong , the last surviving member of the famous Stringband that same night, a double bill of Stephen Barry with Van 'Piano Man' Walls and Georgette Fry, Lou Rawls for 2 shows, and... Jimmy Witherspoon Richard Flohil provides this insight into his new/old Stony Plain CD. Holger Petersen 's friendship with Jimmy Witherspoon began in what might appear, at first glance, to be an unlikely setting the 1994 Edmonton Folk Festival. And the friendship says something about the head of the Stony Plain record company, his long time involvement with the blues, and the ease with which he operates in the different worlds of roots musicfolk, country, bluegrass and blues. In fact, the friendship with Witherspoon stems, in turn, from another friendship Petersen cemented with another musician at another folk festival this one with guitarist

37. DUKE
    duke, richard C., PhD. Medical Oncology. Eleanor Roosevelt Institute for CancerResearch 1899 Gaylord Street, Denver, CO 80206. 303336-5656 or 303-333-5433.  
    http://www.uchsc.edu/sm/deptmed/ResearchSyllabus/duke.htm
    
    Extractions: DUKE, Richard C., PhD Medical Oncology Eleanor Roosevelt Institute for Cancer Research 1899 Gaylord Street, Denver, CO 80206 303-336-5656 or 303-333-5433 Richard.Duke@UCHSC.edu or CeresPharm@aol.com RESEARCH INTERESTS: UNIQUE TECHNIQUES/EQUIPMENT: RECENT REPRESENTATIVE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: Leon R, Hedlund T, Meech SJ, Li S, Schaack J, Hunger S, Duke R , and DeGregori J. 1998. Adenoviral mediated gene transfer in lymphocytes. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 95:13159. Desbarats J, Duke RC , and Newell MK. 1998. Novel role of Fas ligand in cell cycle arrest of CD4+ T cells. Nature Med. 4:1377. Hedlund TE, Schaack JB, Meech SJ, Srikanth S, Kraft AS, Miller GJ, and Duke RC . 1999. Adenovirus-mediated expression of Fas ligand induces apoptosis of human prostate cancer cells. Cell Death Differ. 6:175. Bellgrau D and Duke RC . 1999. Apoptosis and CD95 ligand in immune privileged sites. Int. Rev. Immunol. 18:547. Nelson D, Setser E, Akanbi A, Hall DG, Kledvitsky R, Oskinaska H, Bellgrau D

38. Northumbrian Pipes
    Biographies of richard Butler, the duke of Northumberland's Piper, and Jan Bennet, from The Border Minstrels. Features general information on bagpipes, and lists of publications and recordings.  
    http://www.northumbrianpipes.com
    
    Extractions: In 1986 Richard Butler (Northumbrian Pipes) teamed up with Janet Bennett (Clarsach and Voice) and Tommy Waugh (Fiddle and Bass) to form the Border Minstrels thereby merging their individual talents and skills to a degree that has seen a renaissance of the region's idiosyncratic tunes, songs and ballads

39. Georgia Tech School Of Mathematics: People:Faculty
    richard duke Professor of Mathematics Georgia Institute of Technology. phone (404)894-9202fax 404-894-4409 email duke@math.gatech.edu office Skiles 117.  
    http://www.math.gatech.edu/people/faculty/duke,richard.html

40. Redefining A Profession
    Paper by richard A. Danner on the work of librarians and information technologists.  
    http://www.law.duke.edu/fac/danner/callweb.htm

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