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Drawing the Line: How Mason and Dixon Surveyed the Most Famous Border in America by Edwin Danson, 2000-12-20 Historical Epochs of the French Revolution by Henry Goudemet , 2010-08-22 Childrens Rhymes Childrens Games Childrens Songs Childrens Stories by RobertFord, 2010-09-26 Childrens Rhymes Childrens Games Childrens Songs Childrens Stories by RobertFord, 2010-09-26 Travels in France during the years 1814-15 by Alison, 2009-05-07 Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions and Discoveries Interspersed with Some Particulars Respecting the Author by William Godwin, 2010-07-30 Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions and Discoveries Interspersed with Some Particulars Respecting the Author by William Godwin, 2010-06-19 Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions and Discoveries Interspersed with Some Particulars Respecting the Author by William Godwin, 2010-09-20 Stories of Ships and the Sea Little Blue Book # 1169 - London, Jack, 1876-1916 by Jack, 1876-1916 London, E. (Emanuel), 1889-1951 Haldeman-Julius, 2009-07-02 The End of the Tether by Joseph Conrad, 2010-03-23 The Major by Ralph Connor, 2010-03-23 Historical Epochs of the French Revolution by Henry Goudemetz, 2010-09-20 Contemporary American Novelists 19001920 by Carl Van Doren, 2010-10-26 Contemporary American Novelists 19001920 by Carl Van Doren , 2010-08-10

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81. Ernst Cafe - New Orleans Famous Restaurant
    Calendar of events. There is always something fun happening at Ernst Café, socheck our Calendar of events often. May 2004 Previous Month Next Month  
    http://www.uptilt.com/functions/calendar.html?siteid=3656&cid=484&tag=2

82. Jamaica Gleaner : Pieces Of The Past: Famous Jamaican Scientists - Dreamers Amon
    famous Jamaican Scientists Dreamers Among us Prof this journey,we will relive severalevents which significantly As we travel share your experience with us  
    http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/pages/history/story0052.htm
    
    Extractions: The saying "we likkle but we tallawah" can be applied to many aspects of Jamaican life, not the least of which is Jamaica's contribution to world science. This article, the first in a two-part series featuring Jamaican scientists, considers the work of Professor Louis Grant, microbiologist, one of those whose work had immense local and international impact.

83. Jamaica Gleaner : Pieces Of The Past: Famous Jamaican Scientists - Dreamers Amon
    famous Jamaican Scientists Dreamers Among us The Father journey,we will relive severalevents which significantly we travel share your experience with us  
    http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/pages/history/story0053.htm
    
    Extractions: Thomas Lecky, was born on a small farm in Portland in 1904. The first Jamaican to receive a Ph.D. in agriculture, his work would revolutionize the Jamaican dairy industry and improve the lives of countless small farmers. Young T.P. received a merit scholarship to attend the Farm School at Hope Gardens in St. Andrew (now part of the College of Arts and Sciences, CASE, Portland). From an early age T.P. was closely attuned to the challenges of small farming having watched his father lose his banana crop as a result of hurricanes three years in a row. Aware too that many of his friends and family members in Portland suffered from an unbalanced diet, he became particularly interested in cattle, convinced that milk and beef could help satisfy protein needs that were not being met. Livestock also seemed a wiser bet than a focus on crops alone. After graduating, Lecky went to work for the government at Hope in 1925. He became closely involved with assessing the suitability of new breeds of cattle being introduced to Jamaica and testing their reaction to local conditions. Lecky learned that the cattle in Jamaica at that time were not well suited to life on hillsides where many small farmers had holdings. Hailing from a hilly region himself Lecky became one of Jamaica's earliest environmentalists, a strong advocate for conservation of hillsides. He believed that all small farmers should have cattle because besides producing milk, every year a young animal could be sold to help pay for school fees.

84. Best Of Bearss II The Tours That Made Him Famous
    before the raid. We will see the sites of the us Armory and Arsenalin Harpers Ferry, made famous in this epic event. And we will  
    http://www.historyamerica.com/TEXT_04/0404_BestBearssII.html

85. Festivals And Events In India, India's Festivals, Famous Festivals And Events In
    Home Festivals/events in India. Festivals/events In India. Celebrationsin India don t just happen; they are events that are eagerly  
    http://www.cultureholidays.com/festivals-events.htm
    
    Extractions: Home About us Tours Cities ... Home Festivals/Events In India Celebrations in India don't just happen; they are events that are eagerly awaited for throughout the year. are a factor that strengthens the bonds of familial affection and concern. Some fairs specific to some states are listed below- ANDHRA PRADESH

86. Museum Of Culpeper History - Famous Events
    the mounted branch. Brandy Station is also the first battle of thewar s most famous campaign Gettysburg. The Confederates had  
    http://www.culpepermuseum.com/events.htm
    
    Extractions: The PD-9 Region includes Culpeper, Madison, Orange, Fauquier, and Rappahannock Counties. Administrators ONLY CIVIL WAR HISTORY Cedar Mountain During Civil War A new threat to the Confederacy lurked in Northern Virginia in the summer of 1862. The Lincoln Administration turned to Major General John Pope. Pope forged an army out of several union commands embarrassed by Jackson in the Valley and christened his new fighting force the Army of Virginia. Vexed by Pope's move on Culpeper Courthouse, Robert E. Lee quickly dispatched Jackson to Gordonsville with the grave order: "I want Pope to be suppressed." Outnumbered by Pope's forces, Jackson looked for an opportunity to strike. Pope unwittingly divided his army along the Rapidan River. Jackson then advanced hoping to isolate a portion of Pope's army near Culpeper. Pressing forward on August 9, 1862, Jackson's troops encountered Union cavalry and artillery blocking the road near Cedar Run. Confederate Brigadier General Jubal A. Early hastily formed a line of infantry and artillery on the shoulder of Cedar (or Slaughter's) Mountain. Confederate artillery firing from the mountain as well as from a small wooded knoll known afterward as the Cedars dueled with Union artillery posted on the Mitchell Station Road.

87. Open Roads, Finding Places To Visit In France
    principal sights. famous people events. ideal for children. entertainment. Resultsfound 4 places to in France. famous people events. General de Gaulle. D Day.  
    http://www.openroads.com/find_visit2.php3?country=FRA&srch_reg_type=geo_region&r

88. BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Protest Fears Scrap US Poetry Forum
    The discussion was to be hosted by us First Lady Laura Bush on the works The firstlady has hosted a number of the literary events to honour American authors  
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/2708651.stm
    
    Extractions: The White House has cancelled a poetry forum over fears it would be taken over by ant-war protests. The discussion was to be hosted by US First Lady Laura Bush on the works of Emily Dickinson, Langston Hughes and Walt Whitman. But some poets indicated they wanted to protest about proposed military action against Iraq during the meeting on 12 February. "While Mrs Bush respects the right of all Americans to express their opinions, she, too, has opinions and believes it would be inappropriate to turn a literary event into a political forum," Noelia Rodriguez, spokeswoman for Mrs Bush. The first lady has hosted a number of the literary events to honour American authors and their impact on society, often turning into lively debates. Laura Bush is a campaigner for educational standards Connecticut's poet laureate Marilyn Nelson said she had accepted an invitation from the White House.

89. Ernst Cafe - New Orleans Famous Restaurant
    Calendar of events. There is always something fun happening at Ernst Café,so check our Calendar of events often. Ernst Café 600 South Peters St.  
    http://www.ernstcafe.net/calendar.htm

90. Images Of Greatness
    Fourth and fifth graders write about the lives and characters of twelve famous individuals.  
    http://www.kyrene.k12.az.us/schools/brisas/sunda/great/great.htm
    
    Extractions: History is sprinkled with the legacies of a few unique and courageous individuals: writers, artists, explorers, statesmen. We researched thirteen famous people in an attempt to prove the hypothesis "People who achieve enduring fame are those who dare to be different." We did discover these great achievers truly were different from many in the society of their times. When comparing their personality traits, we also noted many reoccurring characteristics such as courage, risk-taking, a passion for their work, and a strong determination.

91. FilmRochester.org|about Us|famous People
    famous People Some noted people in the Movie industry who come fromthe Rochester/Finger Lakes area or who have lived here Kim  
    http://www.filmrochester.org/famous.html
    
    Extractions: Famous People Some noted people in the Movie industry who come from the Rochester/Finger Lakes area or who have lived here: Kim Alexis Harold Arlen Michael Bennett (Broadway) Humphrey Bogart (lived in the area, Canandaigua, as a child) Ingrid Bergman (lived here a few years with 1st husband, a professor at the UR) Amanda Blake Foster Brooks Louise Brooks Jimmy Cagney (lived many years at his farm home in Upstate NY, where he died). Cab Calloway Tom Cruise (Syracuse) George Cukor Taye Diggs Peter Duel (TV series in the `70s) George Eastman Dave English (Murphy Brown) Tom Fantana (Buffalo) Robert Forster Richard Gere (Syracuse) Audrey Hepburn (spent time in Rochester with a long-time companion who lives in Irondequoit, a Rochester suburb) Philip Seymour Hoffman Lauren Holly Rick James Beverly Johnson (Buffalo) Garson Kanin Mimi Kennedy John Lithgow Bobby Lovenheim (Producer) Chris McDonald David Milch (Buffalo) Hugh O'Brian John Shuck Stu Silver (writer, Soap, Throw Momma From The Train) Danny Thomas (lived here) Mark Twain James Whitmore Tony Yerkovitch Music: Howard Hanson Lou Gramm Mitch Miller Jeff Tyzik Also see: [ Mission Activities Testimonials Notable Projects ... June Foster, Executive Director

92. Congregation Shema Yisrael - The Most Famous Jew Of All
    their attitudes toward the most famous Jew of and concentrated use rightly producesupon us an impression community of disciples, but as a historical event .  
    http://www.shema.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=109

93. Education World® - *History : By Region : North America : USA : Famous People :
    about us presidents. Great Presidential Outline Archive Choose a president and findan outline of his education and occupations as well as the major events of  
    http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=5841

94. Canada Adopts | Canada's Only On-line Adoption Meeting Place
    Features a range of adoptionrelated information. Includes a message board, Waiting Parents Registry, list of famous adoptions, calendar of events, and links to Canadian resources, including agencies and support groups.  
    http://www.canadaadopts.com/
    
    Extractions: Ready to start the family you've always longed for? Find out what you'll need to do. Pregnant? Confused? You're not alone. Find out if adoption is right for you and your baby. The legal and social ins and outs of adopting in the true north strong and free. Find out about all the upcoming workshops, seminars and events.

95. The Red Lion, Parliament Street - The Most Famous Pub In London - Bookings
    or simply drop us an email including the Date, Time and Number of people that youwish to book for, what type of event you want to book and a contact number  
    http://www.redlion-london.co.uk/bookings.asp
    
    Extractions: Home History Location Events ... Bookings Why not book a table in the Restaurant if you are visiting London during the Ceremonial Period, Lunch after Trooping the Colour or even before the Garden Party. Have Lunch with us after the Remembrance Day Parade or the 'piece de resistance', why not watch the State Opening of Parliament, the richest and most colourful event in the State Calendar. Why not book the Cellar Bar for a party or corporate event, some of our guests book the bar as the perfect end to a long day visiting their Member of Parliament. Why not let us plan your river boat trip for you, meet up over drinks in the bar, and then let us whisk you away on a magical trip up or down the Great River Thames, seeing most of the sights of London. Why not Let us plan a BIG BUS tour of London for you so that you can take in all of the sights from the comfort of a London Open top Double Decker Bus. Your trip finishes with drinks at the Red Lion. If you need the services of London's best tour guides, contact us and we can tailor a service that fits your requirements.

96. Quotes Search Engine - Thousands Of Quotes Of Famous Persons On Database
    Search by author, subject or text.  
    http://www.spicyquotes.com

97. FARK.com: (485972) Theme: What If Fox News Were Around During Other Historical E
    http://forums.fark.com/cgi/fark/comments.pl?IDLink=485972

98. Index Of Famous Dogs, Cats, And Critters
    Reference for names of animals featured on TV and in movies.  
    http://www.citizenlunchbox.com/famous/animals.html

99. CeDIR Home Page
    Short biographies of about a dozen famous people.  
    http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/~cedir/kidsweb/fpwdinfo.html
    
    Extractions: to information to meet individuals' disability-related needs through print, nonprint, and human resources. Attention all CeDIR Web Site visitors! Please be advised that our web site has moved to a new web server and our web address has changed. Please change your bookmarks to http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/cedir to access CeDIR's home page. This is a permanent change. If you cannot access one of CeDIR's internal pages from the home page and you know the old file name, you should be able to access the page by simply dropping the tilde (~) before cedir in the URL. If you still cannot access the CeDIR page you want, please contact CeDIR's webmaster with the name of the CeDIR web page you are trying to access so any problems can be corrected. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause you. CeDIR's Web Accessibility Statement Translate This Site to Another Language Our Resources and Services About CeDIR Directories Indiana AccessIT Project Bibliographies ...

100. Famous Classical Composers
     A sampling of the men who composed some of the most familiar orchestral music. Includes a summary of their popular pieces and illustrations.  
     http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/3228/index.html

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