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Hays Mary:     more books (100)

Learning to Drive by Mary Hays, 2004-10-12 Appeal to the men of Great Britain in behalf of women. by Mary Hays, 2010-06-10 Memoirs of Emma Courtney by Mary Hays, 2010-02-22 The Jazz Man by Mary Hays Weik, 1993-10-31 The Correspondence of Mary Hays (1779-1843), British Novelist (Studies in British Literature) by Marilyn L. Brooks, Mary Hays, 2004-07-20 The polite marriage;: Also The didactic lyre, The Bristol milkwoman, The Scotch parents, Clio in motley, and Mary Hays, philosophess: eighteenth-century essays (Essay index reprint series) by J. M. S Tompkins, 1969 Mary Hays (1759-1843): The Growth of a Woman's Mind by Gina Luria Walker, 2006-12-18 The Idea of Being Free: A Mary Hays Reader by Walker, 2005-12-09 Female Biography; Or Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women, of All Ages and Countries: Alphabetically Arranged, Volume 3 by Mary Hays, 2010-01-12 Female Biography: Or, Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women, of All Ages and Countries, Volume 2 by Mary Hays, 2010-02-23 Female Biography, Volume 3 by Mary Hays, 2010-03-09 The Sorrow of a Secret: A Story by Mary Cecil Hay, 2010-03-31 Female Biography: Or, Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women, of All Ages and Countries, Volume 4 by Mary Hays, 2010-03-09 Bid Me Discourse and Other Tales by Mary Cecil Hay, 2010-10-14

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1. Obituary Daily Times Results: HAYS Mary
   Entries matching "hays mary" If no names are listed below here, then none were found ALLEY, Alvera Mary (HAYS); 51; NE Houston AK; Anchorage DN; 2003-1-9; dlp BAUMRUCKER  
   http://obits.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/obit.cgi?Surname=HAYS Mary

2. Mellen Author: Hays, Mary
   Mellen Books by Mary Hays The Correspondence (17791843) of MaryHays, British Novelist. About Mary hays mary Hays is known for  
   http://www.mellenpress.com/emp/mellenpress.cfm?aid=5405&pc=10

3. Mary Hays
   Mary Hays I sought earnestly for the privilege of addressing youon paper. My mind seemed to overflow with a thousand sentiments  
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   Extractions: I sought earnestly for the privilege of addressing you on paper. My mind seemed to overflow with a thousand sentiments, that I had not the courage to express in words; but now, when the period is arrived, that I can take up my pen, unawed by your penetrating glance, unchecked by your poignant reply, and pour out my spirit before you, I feel as if its emotions were too wayward, too visionary, too contradictory, to merit your attention. I am perplexed with doubts; relieve the wanderings of my mind, solve the difficulties by which it is agitated, prepare me for the world which is before me. The prospect, no longer beaming with light, no longer glowing with a thousand vivid hues, is overspread with mists, which the mind's eye vainly attempts to penetrate. I would feel, again, the value of existence, the worth of rectitude, the certainty of truth, the blessing of hope! Ah! tell me not that the gay expectations of youth have been the meteors of fancy, the visions of a romantic and distempered imagination! If I must not live to realize them, I would not live at all.

4. Memoirs Of Emma Courtney (Broadview Literary Texts) Mary Hays Marilyn Brooks
   Title Memoirs of Emma Courtney (Broadview Literary Texts) hays mary Brooks MarilynMary Hays Marilyn Brooks Subject 16th to 18th century fiction Category  
   http://www.hopgarden.co.uk/Mary-Hays-Marilyn-Brooks-Memoirs-of-Emma-Courtney-211

5. Victim Of Prejudice Mary Hays
   Victim of Prejudice Mary Hays. Title Victim of Prejudice hays mary MaryHays Subject Fiction Category Fiction General Format Paperback  
   http://www.hopgarden.co.uk/Mary-Hays-Victim-of-Prejudice-211-425-222-1.html

6. Mary A. Hays
   Mary A. Hays. (USA). Previous artist, Artwork by Mary Hays Website © 19942004Lambiek Send comments to Lambiek Last updated 21/02/04, Next artist.  
   http://www.lambiek.net/hays_mary_a.htm
   
   Extractions: Mary A. Hays was the creator of the newspaper comic 'Kate and Karl, the Cranford Kids', which was distributed by the Philadelphia North American syndicate in the 1910s. The name of the strip was an inside joke: Fred Crane, the editor of the syndicate, was originally from the town of Cranford in New Jersey. See thousands of comic artists in the Lambiek Comiclopedia

7. Mary Hays
   Mary Hays. Kelly, Gary, ‘Mary Hays and Revolutionary Sensibility’in Women, Writing and Revolution 17901827 (1993), pp. 80-125.  
   http://artsweb.bham.ac.uk/ejoshua/Romanticism/mary_hays.htm
   
   Extractions: Mary Hays Edition The Memoirs of Emma Courtney (Oxford World's Classics, 1996) The Victim of Prejudice (Broadview Press) [Multiple copies] Criticism Barker-Benfield, G. J., ‘Wollstonecraft, Hays, and the Conflict over Sensibility’, in The Culture of Sensibility: Sex and Society in Eighteenth-Century Britain Jones, Vivien, ‘The Tyranny of the Passions’: Feminism and Heterosexuality in the Fiction of Wollstonecraft and Hays’, in Sally Ledger and Jane Spencer (eds), Political Gender: Texts and Contexts (London: Harvester, 1984), 173-88 Kelly, Gary, ‘Mary Hays and Revolutionary Sensibility’ in Women, Writing and Revolution: 1790-1827 (1993), pp. 80-125 Tilottama Rajan, 'Autonarration and Genotext in Mary Hays', Studies in Romanticism Rogers, Katherine, ‘The Contribution of Mary Hays’, Prose Studies Sherman, Sandra, ‘The Law, Confinement, and Disruptive Excess in Hays’ The Victim of Prejudice 1650-1850: Ideas, Aesthetics, and Inquiries in the Early Modern Era , vol 5 (NY, AMS Press, 1998) Spencer, Jane, The Rise of the Woman Novelist: From Aphra Behn to Jane Austen (Oxford: Blackwell, 1986)

8. HAYS Mary
   Translate this page hays mary. Titre 1. Emma Courtney. Genre. roman. HF origine. AF. Titre 2. Localisation.BN/16-Y2-19617. Remarque. hays mary. Titre 1. The Victim of Prejudice. Genre. roman.  
   http://www.lettres.univ-metz.fr/UFR/centre/cet/trad/hays.htm
   
   Extractions: HAYS Mary Titre 1 Emma Courtney Genre roman HF origine AF Titre 2 La Chapelle d'Ayton, ou Emma Courtney Traducteur MEULAN Pauline de Traducteur 2 Traduction imitation Traduction 2 S 19 HF traduction TF Editeur Maradan Editeur 2 Lieu Paris Lieu 2 Collation 4 volumes; in-12 Localisation BN/16-Y2-19617 Remarque HAYS Mary Titre 1 The Victim of Prejudice Genre roman HF origine AF Titre 2 Traducteur n. m. Traducteur 2 Traduction Traduction 2 HF traduction Editeur Editeur 2 Lieu Paris Lieu 2 Collation 2 volumes; in-12 Localisation Remarque dernière mise à jour de cette page : 14/11/2002

9. 1860 Census Of Morgan County, IL P.8
   1 38 37 SMITH Bruce 15 M Pa 2 38 37 SMITH Robert W. 12 M Pa 3 38 37 SMITH Rebecca10 F Pa 4 39 38 HAYS Augustus 54 M Farmer 300 Pa 5 39 38 hays mary A. 45 F Pa  
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10. AG : The Authors Guild : Member Web Sites : G H I
    Jessica Hatchigan D. William Hauck Alchemy Lab Louise Hawes Author Louise HawesShannon Hayes Shannon Hayes Betsy Haynes Betsy Haynes Mary hays mary Hays  
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11. Tennessee Death Records 1908 - 1912: H [Pt. 6]
    Madison 1908 58765 Hays Lucil Madison 1912 59957 Hays MB Decatur 1911 21293 HaysMandy Dickson 1910 22599 Hays Margyie Cannon 1911 2560 hays mary Marion 1911  
    http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/d-h06.htm

12. Mary Hays Website
    mary hays. (17601843). Welcome to the mary hays Website. mary haysis remembered today primarily as the friend who introduced William  
    http://www.wlu.ca/~wwweng/ety/
    
    Extractions: Mary Hays Mary Hays is remembered today primarily as the friend who introduced William Godwin to Mary Wollstonecraft. She was, however, an important intellectual figure in her own right who published polemical essays in the 1790s, and who wrote a number of sentimental novels, biographies, and histories. She was an ardent champion of women's rights and an advocate for better education and work opportunities for women. Two of most interesting novels of the 1790s which are available to modern readers are: Memoirs of Emma Courtney and The Victim of Prejudice Hays was a notable figure in the literary circles of London in the 1790s, and was known to writers like Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Thomas Holcroft, William Blake, Anna Laetitia Barbauld, Elizabeth Inchbald, and Helen Maria Williams. Her life and philosophy were caricatured in Elizabeth Hamilton's Memoirs of Modern Philosophers (1800). Hays was also featured as a character in Charles Lloyd's anti-Jacobin, anti-Coleridge novel, Edmund Oliver More about Hays: Powered by counter.bloke.com

13. Molly Pitcher [Valley Forge Frequently Asked Questions]
    Robin Mcbroom, Lancaster, Ohio A. If you are using the Internet as your resource,you can find a few sites using the subject of mary hays/ mary Ludwig Hayes  
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    Extractions: A. If you are using the Internet as your resource, you can find a few sites using the subject of Mary Hays/ Mary Ludwig Hayes/ Mary Ludwig McCauley and Molly Pitcher. "Molly Pitcher" was a nickname for women who carried water to the troops during the war. Here is a little background on Mary that I can share: Born in 1754, Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley was the daughter of a New Jersey dairy farmer. At the age of 13, she went to work as a domestic/servant. During the same year still at 13 she married a man by the name of William Hays (a barber). When the Revolutionary War began, William enlisted and became a gunner in the Pennsylvania Artillery. Mary eventually joined her husband as a campfollower during the Philadelphia Campaign (1777-1778) in New Jersey eventually wintering with the Army at Valley Forge. We all have come to know her as "Molly Pitcher." She gained this title later on at the Battle of Monmouth. The only contemporary witness to the scene in June of 1778 describes the scene of the husband and wife Mary and William working together: "A woman whose husband belonged to the artillery and who was then attached to a piece in the engagement, attended with her husband at the piece the whole time. While in the act of reaching a cartridge and having one of her feet as far before the other as she could stemp, a cannon shot from the enemey passed directly between her legs without doing any other damage than carrying away all the lower part of her petticoat. Looking at it with apparent unconcern, she observed that it was lucky it did not pass a little higher, for in that case it might have carried away something else, and continued her occupation."

14. Molly Pitcher
    The Story of Molly Pitcher. An Artillery wife, mary hays McCauly (better known as Molly Pitcher) shared the rigors of Valley Forge with her husband, William hays. Her actions during the battle of Monmouth on June 28, 1778 became legendary. a striped skirt fluttered. mary hays McCauly was earning her nickname "Molly  
    http://sill-www.army.mil/pao/pamolly.htm
    
    Extractions: The Story of Molly Pitcher An Artillery wife, Mary Hays McCauly (better known as Molly Pitcher) shared the rigors of Valley Forge with her husband, William Hays. Her actions during the battle of Monmouth on June 28, 1778 became legendary. That day at Monmouth was as hot as Valley Forge was cold. Someone had to cool the hot guns and bathe parched throats with water. For her heroic role, General Washington himself issued her a warrant as a noncommissioned officer. Thereafter, she was widely hailed as "Sergeant Molly." A flagstaff and cannon stand at her gravesite at Carlisle, Pennsylvania. A sculpture on the battle monument commemorates her courageous deed. For more information concerning Molly Pitcher or the Molly Pitcher Award, contact the United States Field Artillery Association , P.O. Box 33027, Fort Sill Oklahoma 73503, or telephone (580) 355-4677 or email: usfaa@sirinet.net Return to the History Page

15. Hays, Mary
    mary hays. Office 327B English. Office Phone 2442769  
    http://www.english.uiuc.edu/vta/hays.htm
    
    Extractions: Fall 2003 Courses: RHETORIC 101: College Writing, I RHETORIC 103: College Composition, I Fall 2002 Courses: RHETORIC 101: College Writing, I ENGLISH 100: Introduction to Literary Study+ Spring 2002 Courses: RHETORIC 102: College Writing II RHETORIC 146: Introductory Poetry Writing Fall 2001 Courses: RHETORIC 105: Principles of Composition RHETORIC 146: Introductory Poetry Writing

16. I10630: Mary Hays (ABT 1809 - )
    BIRTH ABT 1809, Butler County, Ohio. NOTE One note says Hase. FatherJoseph hays .( 17 Apr 1782 ~ 23 Nov 1865 )New Jersey. MotherHannah Ball .( 22 Feb 1790 ~ 22 Feb 1858 )Essex County, New  
    http://www.altlaw.com/edball/html/d0041/i10630.htm

17. Mary Hays Bibliography
    mary hays. (17601843). SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY. BOOKS by mary hays CursoryRemarks on an Enquiry into the Expediency and Propriety  
    http://www.wlu.ca/~wwweng/ety/bibliography.shtml
    
    Extractions: Letters and Essays, Moral and Miscellaneous . By Mary and Elizabeth Hays. London: T. Knott, 1793; facsimile, New York: Garland, 1974. Memoirs of Emma Courtney Memoirs of Emma Courtney . London: Pandora, 1987. Memoirs of Emma Courtney . Ed. Eleanor Ty. Oxford: World's Classics, 1996. Memoirs of Emma Courtney . Ed. Marilyn L. Brooks. Peterborough, ON: Broadview, 2000. Appeal to the Men of Great Britain in Behalf of Women . Anonymous. London: J. Johnson, 1798; facsimile, New York: Garland, 1974. The Victim of Prejudice The Victim of Prejudice . Ed. Eleanor Ty. Peterborough, Ontario: Broadview Press, 1994. Female Biography; or, Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women, of all Ages and Countries Harry Clinton: A Tale of Youth . London: J. Johnson for T. Bensley, 1804. History of England, from the Earliest Records, to the Peace of Amiens: in a Series of Letters to a Young Lady at School

18. Twisted Threads Designs
    Unique collection of needleart designs from the original artistry of Emerson Quillin, Susan hays, mary Burton, and Ruth A. Sparrow.  
    http://www.twistedthreads.com/design/designindex.html
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Twisted Threads Designs! Just a little bit of what we do! Our cross-stich design company became a reality in the autumn of 1993 and we have published over 150 designs ! We have several licensing agreements with artists including Emerson Quillin, Mary Burton, Susan Hays, and Dan DiPaolo . Our newest venture began in January, 2000... The Trilogy is a combination of the unique talents of Bent Creek Heart In Hand , and Twisted Threads. Our Twisted Threads models are often seen in shops around the country in trunk shows. We encourage you to support your local needlearts shops to supply your cross-stitch needs. Our shop listing is arranged by state for your convenience. Twisted Threads 7013 Miami Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45243 Phone: (513) 271-7703 Fax: (513) 271-7534 Toll Free: (800) 434-7374 Send us mail! We hope you will come join us for "Twisted" fun and share "Threads" of friendship! About Us Shops Listing

19. Literary Encyclopedia: Hays, Mary
    hays, mary. (1760 1843). www.LitEncyc.com. Domain Literature, Politics. Thevolume included contributions by both mary hays and her sister Elizabeth.  
    http://www.litencyc.com/php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=2044

20. Artist's Loft Gallery, William Hays: "Mary Bourne"
    mary Bourne, mary Bourne Oil on Canvas 38 x 28 mary is the firstbranch manager in Chittenden Bank s 176 year history. As an  
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