41. James Henry Breasted and Upcoming Shows Centerstage Chicago Who s Who. search james henry Breasted. 1865 - 1935 Archaeologist......james henry Breasted http://centerstage.net/literature/whoswho/JamesHenryBreasted.html

search through: Entire Site Art Galleries Bars Bookstores Dance Clubs Hotels Movie Theatres Music Clubs Record Stores Recreation Restaurants Theatres The Who's Who (all) Literature Music Artists for: advanced search RELATED INFORMATION Who's Who - Lit Styles Modern Post Modern Lived in Chicago Early 20th Century ... Own James Henry Breasted Today! Bookstores By Style Antiquarian Children's Cinema and more Directory James Henry Breasted Archaeologist James Henry Breasted was the first director of the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute. Educated at Chicago Theological Seminary, Yale University, North Central College, and the University of Berlin, Breasted was a pioneering researcher and explorer during a time when archaeology captured the public imagination. He wrote many books on the ancient societies he studied. Selected Works: Ancient Records of Egypt, Development of Religion and Thought in Ancient Egypt, A History of the Ancient Egyptians A History of Ancient Egypt Survey of the Ancient World

42. Scullin, James Henry - Australian Trade Union Archives Biographical Entry Scullin, james henry Australian Trade Union Archives Biographical entry, ATUA is a biographical, bibliographical and archival database of Australian Trade http://www.atua.org.au/biogs/ALE1479b.htm

Australian Trade Union Archives Biographical entry Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Scullin, James Henry (1876 - 1953) Related Entries Online Sources Archival/Heritage Sources Published Sources Politician - Federal - MHR Born: 1876 Trawalla, Victoria. Died: 1953. Born 18 September 1876 in Trawalla, Victoria, Scullin ran a grocer’s shop in Ballarat from 1900 to 1910. In 1906 he stood for the federal seat of Ballarat against Alfred Deakin and not surprisingly, lost. From 1906 to 1910, Scullin travelled throughout Victoria as an organiser for the Australian Workers’ Union. This helped him to establish a strong electoral base and led to his winning the seat of Corangamite in the 1910 federal elections. He lost this seat in 1913. He won the safe Labor seat of Yarra in Melbourne in 1922, and held this seat until 1949. He became deputy leader of the Labor Party in 1927 and became leader a year later. He defeated Bruce in the federal election of 1929 and served as Prime Minister until his defeat in 1931. He died in 1953. Related Entries for Scullin, James Henry

43. James Henry James, Jr. - Henry James, Jr. james henry James, Jr. Henry James, Jr. he events of Mr. James s lifeas we agree to understand eventsmay be told in a very few words. http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/hst/biography/HenryJamesJr/Chap1.ht

James Henry James, Jr. by William Dean Howells Terms Contents Henry James, Jr. Henry James, Jr. he events of Mr. James's lifeas we agree to understand eventsmay be told in a very few words. His race is Irish on his father's side and Scotch on his mother's, to which mingled strains the generalizer may attribute, if he likes, that union of vivid expression and dispassionate analysis which has characterized his work from the first. There are none of those early struggles with poverty, which render the lives of so many distinguished Americans monotonous reading, to record in his case: the cabin hearth-fire did not light him to the youthful pursuit of literature; he had from the start all those advantages which, when they go too far, become limitations. He was born in New York city in the year 1843, and his first lessons in life and letters were the best which the metropolisso small in the perspective diminishing to that datecould afford. In his twelfth year his family went abroad, and after some stay in England made a long sojourn in France and Switzerland. They returned to America in 1860, placing themselves at Newport, and for a year or two Mr. James was at the Harvard Law School, where, perhaps, he did not study a great deal of law. His father removed from Newport to Cambridge in 1866, and there Mr. James remained till he went abroad, three years later, for the residence in England and Italy which, with infrequent visits home, has continued ever since. But that artistic impartiality which puzzled so many in the treatment of Daisy Miller is one of the qualities most valuable in the eyes of those who care how things are done, and I am not sure that it is not Mr. James's most characteristic quality. As "frost performs the effect of fire," this impartiality comes at last to the same result as sympathy. We may be quite sure that Mr. James does not like the peculiar phase of our civilization typified in Henrietta Stackpole; but he treats her with such exquisite justice that he lets US like her. It is an extreme case, but I confidently allege it in proof.

44. Civil War Generals. James H. Lane VMI Civil War Generals top level Civil War top level Biographical Information Early Life james henry Lane, b. July 28, 1833, Mathews Court House,Virginia. http://www.vmi.edu/archives/Civil_War/lanejh.html

James H. Lane, Class of 1854 VMI Civil War Generals top level Civil War top level Biographical Information Early Life James Henry Lane, b. July 28, 1833, Mathews Court House,Virginia. Parents: Henry Gardner Lane and Mary Ann Henry Barkwell VMI record Enrolled at VMI on July 22,1851; was graduated on July 4, 1854,standing 2nd in a class of 14. Marriage Charlotte Randolph Meade of Richmond, VA; they had four daughters (Lidie, Mary, Kate, Lottie) Pre-Civil War Attended University of Virginia, 1856-1857; civil engineer; teacher (VMI, West Seminary at Tallahassee, FL., North Carolina Military Institute at Charlotte, NC). Civil War Major and Lt. Col., 1st North Carolina Infantry Regt; Colonel, 28th North Carolina Infantry; appointed Brigadier General Nov. 1862; commanded his brigade at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, the Wilderness, and Petersburg. Post-war Educator; taught at various universities, notably Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Missouri School of Mines, and Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College (now Auburn University), where he was professor of civil engineering. He died at Auburn, AL on September 21, 1907 and is buried there. Papers An extensive collection of Lane's personal papers are located at the Auburn University Archives . VMI has information about his cadetship, photos, and other biographical information, as well as 2 miscellaneous family documents (

45. James Henry Rollins james henry Rollins. Autobiography of james henry Rollins, as edited for the Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine. Life Story http://www.ldshistory.net/pc/jhr.htm

James Henry Rollins Autobiography of James Henry Rollins, as edited for the Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine. Life Story of James Henry Rollins, from the pages of Our Pioneer Heritage. Legacy , the LDS Church Film, has many simularities to the life of James Henry Rollins and Mary Elizabeth Rollins Lightner. Mary Elizabeth Rollins , The sister of James Henry Rollins. References to information about James Henry Rollins. Relationship to the creator of these pages, Perry L. Porter. I have recently had a very forceful Epiphany, a major paradigm shift, yea even a change of heart! See Correspondence regarding this page should be sent to pc@ldshistory.net Or if browser access only, try this web base mail form All opinions on Mormon Church History and Mormonism in general are mine and mine alone, and represent my thinking at this point in time, (subject to change based on better information). All original writings of mine are just that, to reproduce, forward or use, parts or whole, you need to get permission from me first. Spellings constructed for effect and to confound the ridged. ;)

46. Title Page For ETD Etd-041499-102714 Title page for ETD etd041499-102714. Type of Document, Dissertation. Author, Schick, james henry. Author s Email Address, jschick@vt.edu. URN, etd-041499-102714. http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-041499-102714/

Title page for ETD etd-041499-102714 Type of Document Dissertation Author Schick, James Henry Author's Email Address jschick@vt.edu URN etd-041499-102714 Title The Virginia Beef Cattle Simulation Model: A bio-economic simulation program modeling the interactions among reproduction, forage availability, nutrition, growth, and marketing in beef cattle Degree PhD Department Animal and Poultry Sciences Advisory Committee Advisor Name Title W. D. Hohenboken Committee Chair B. R. McKinnon Committee Member David R. Notter Committee Member W. D. Whittier Committee Member Wayne Purcell Committee Member Keywords Beef Cattle Growth Reproduction Forage Marketing Simulation Model Date of Defense Availability restricted Abstract Files Filename Size Approximate Download Time (Hours:Minutes:Seconds) 28.8 Modem 56K Modem ISDN (64 Kb) ISDN (128 Kb) Higher-speed Access DISSERTATIONALL.PDF 1.57 Mb indicates that a file or directory is accessible from the Virginia Tech campus network only. Browse All Available ETDs by ( Author Department If you have questions or technical problems, please Contact SCP

47. James Henry Breasted, The Conquest Of Civilization (selections) By james henry Breasted New York Harper Brothers, 1926. james henry Breasted (18651935) was a premier US orientalist, archæologist and historian. http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/22/004.html

documents menu The Conquest of Civilization (selections) By James Henry Breasted Publisher's introduction These extracts are intended only to generate hypotheses that some enterprising students might wish to investigate. Here are some of the questions raised by the following extracts from Breasted: Note Breasted's adoption of the ideology of modern science and its laboratory method. This method aimed to isolate things, to remove or at least control their relation with the world outside the laboratory in order to reduce things to their essence and therefore expose any laws of motion that are truely universal. In historiography at the time, there was a comparable obsession with hard evidence, a reduction of things to bundles of empirical traits, at the expense of their representation as processes. By embracing the ideology of the laboratory, did historians create for themselves static objects of investigation that are profoundly a-historical? Did this undercut the nineteenth-century ideological function of historiography (historic consciousness being the cornerstone of liberty) and contribute to historiography's subsequent decline in relation to other social sciences in the twentieth century? The close association between Europe's predatory stance toward the rest of the world and the origins of world historiography has long been recognized. The world historian, Sir Walter Raleigh, is a case in point. Other world cultures generally don't assume that historiography should extend beyond one's own roots and relations with immediate neighbors. However, to suggest that world historiography was merely an ideolgy suited to the age of empire is probably a gross simplification. What was there about Europe's own history that required such a predatory stance and an absorption of the globe into its own history (as in von Ranke's

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Fanmail Related Links Pic Page James Henry's current CD, "IMANI / Faith in The Village" captures his compelling vocals and the magical sounds of his percussion mastery. B orn and raised in San Francisco, California James Henry displayed an early talent for music. He first learned to play drums in his church. His first job playing drums with his neighborhood friends assured him that he wanted to make music his career. At 17 James played with Art Blakely at Keystone corner in San Francisco further motivating him to reach for higher levels of playing. Influenced and inspired by the likes of Herbie Hancock, Bill Summers, Mongo Santa Maria, James Brown, Sly Stone, George Howard, Taj Mahal and Earth Wind and Fire his musical talents soared. Click on CD James went on to play with many successful bands in the Bay Area as he pursued his professional career and in addition he also wrote TV film scores. He toured the USA and the world extensively with Warner Brothers recording artist Pablo Cruise. James had previously worked with great artists like Rick James, Taj Mahal, Robert Ford, Sly Stone, Buddy Miles, Merl Saunders, Vix and Pete Escovido. Click on image to play or stop Listen Now!

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50. James Henry Brown james henry Brown. james henry Brown was born in 1873 in Virginia and moved to Connecticut with his mother, Sarah Brown, in the mid 1870 s. http://www.groton.k12.ct.us/WWW/wsms/oral history/jhblp.htm

James Henry Brown James Henry Brown was born in 1873 in Virginia and moved to Connecticut with his mother, Sarah Brown , in the mid 1870's. The 1880 census shows that a seven year old James Brown lived in the household of Charles Chester as a servant while Sarah Brown lived in the household of Miner Lean. James grew up in Groton and graduated from Groton Heights in 1888. James Henry Brown was married to Celestine Binks Groton Heights Class of 1888. The Class of 1888 in 1944. James Henry Brown is second from the left in the back row. This picture shows James Brown working in a power plant. This may be at the forerunner of Electric Boat, the New London Ship and Engine Company, or it may be at the old municipal building which was located where Seahorse on the Thames is now. James also worked reassembling trains. Before the railroad bridge was built over the Thames River, trains coming from New London came across the river on ferries and were reassembled in Groton. This required a large work force. James Henry Brown was active in the community, especially in black organizations. He was a Freemason and was instrumental in having the Masonic Hall built in New London off Hempstead St. This picture is believed to be taken at a convention in Philadelphia.

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52. Mormon Democrat: The Religious And Political Memoirs Of James Henry Moyle Mormon Democrat The Religious and Political Memoirs of james henry Moyle GENE A. SESSIONS, EDITOR Significant Mormon Diaries Series No. 8 Hardback. 408 pages. http://www.signaturebooks.com/democrat.htm

Mormon Democrat The Religious and Political Memoirs of James Henry Moyle GENE A. SESSIONS , EDITOR Significant Mormon Diaries Series No. 8 Hardback. 408 pages. / 1-56085-023-X / $85.00 BEST BOOK AWARD, MORMON HISTORY ASSOCIATION James Henry Moyle was Assistant Secretary of the Treasury under U.S. president Woodrow Wilson, Commissioner of Customs under President Theodore Roosevelt, and special assistant to treasury secretary Henry Morgenthau. He was also president of the LDS Eastern States Mission. By his own count, he had two religions, Mormonism and the Democratic Party, and he alternately praised and criticized both. As one who was intimately acquainted with every major religious and political figure in Utah and elsewhere over six decadesand as the father of a future LDS apostlehe mustered surprisingly profound and entertaining insights in his memoirs. Par of his prominence was due to his aristocratic flair. Apostle Matthew Cowley admitted that he "always had to take another look when [he] passed Brother James H. Moyle on the street." Nor was this large-framed, gray-haired statesman one to mince words. It is the raw edge to his comments that makes his autobiography so memorable. This former political kingpen's life is also recounted in LDS church president Gordon B. Hinckley's James Henry Moyle: The Story of a Distinguished American and Honored Churchman , who, by his own account, refers to Moyle as a colorful, highly opinionated, uncensored voice, who has a unique value.

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54. JAMES HENRY HAMMOND james henry HAMMOND. 18851970. James H. Hammond was born in Barnwell County to Major (CSA) Edward Spann and Laura Dunbar Hammond. http://www.law.sc.edu/memory/hammond.htm

JAMES HENRY HAMMOND James H. Hammond was born in Barnwell County to Major (CSA) Edward Spann and Laura Dunbar Hammond. He was the grandson of the South Carolina Governor and United States Senator of the same name. He graduated from The Citadel in 1907 and received an LL.B. degree from the University of South Carolina in 1910. He captained the football squads at both schools. In 1960, he received an honorary LL.D. degree from The Citadel. In 1911, he organized the South`s first Boy Scout Troop. He married Jane Marshall of Columbia in 1914 and they had four children. From 1915 through 1919, he served in the South Carolina General Assembly as a State Representative and, from 1926 until 1934, as a State Senator from Richland County. He was Chairman of the South Carolina Public Service Authority (Santee-Cooper), the South Carolina Ports Authority, the Columbia Sesqui-Centennial Commission and of the Statewide World War II War Bond sales. He was the organizer and President of Security Federal Savings and Loan Association, member of the Citadel Board of Visitors, Charleston`s St. Cecelia Society, and President of the Town Theatre, with a life membership.

55. Calendar And Register Of Henry James Correspondence Welcome to the University of Nebraska Press. Online Calendar of. henry james's Letters. and. A Biographical Register of. henry james's Correspondents. We are pleased to offer this resource for your http://jamescalendar.unl.edu/

Welcome to the University of Nebraska Press Online Calendar of Henry James's Letters and A Biographical Register of Henry James's Correspondents We are pleased to offer this resource for your pleasure, study, or intensive research. This website provides access to a database of all known letters written by Henry James and brief biographical information on the recipients of these letters. In addition, lists of all publication sources of the letters, the repositories where the letters are held, and statistics of collected letters are provided. The Henry James Calendar/Register is a work in progress; we welcome any information on extant James correspondence not represented in this resource. Please direct any sources on this subject to our authors You do not need to request our permission to link to the website, or to individual items within it. However, we ask that your links to the Calendar/Register as a whole always be directed to this Welcome page (http://jamescalendar.unl.edu), and that links to individual items within the Calendar/Register also be accompanied by a link leading back to this Welcome page. For best results, access the Calendar/Register with the latest version of

56. The Henry James Scholar's Guide To Web Sites * R. Hathaway * A henry james Home Page NEW A HyperConcordance to the henry james etexts at New Paltz- Concordances for many authors besides henry james can be accessed from the drop-down list of authors http://www.newpaltz.edu/~hathaway

. . . . . . . . the Henry James scholar's Guide to Web Sites This site was selected by The New York Times "Browser" column as one of five recommended Web sites for the week of January 27, 2000. NEW: The Henry James E-Journal, Number 8: "Henry James and a 'Sense' of Place: The Modalities of Perception" - by John D. Ballam - What Maisie Knew, English Hours, modal verbs, and "the multifarious dimensions of reality" Henry James etexts at New Paltz: NEW: A Hyper-Concordance to the Henry James etexts at New Paltz Concordance provided by Mitsuharu Matsuoka and Masahiro Komatsu of Nagoya University. NOTE: After clicking on a line number in the list of "hits," be patient if nothing seems to be happening. It may take a while for the complete text of a long novel to be downloaded so that you can navigate in all of it. Concordances for many authors besides Henry James can be accessed from the drop-down list of authors. Clicking on "home" will make available many on-line resources for Victorian literature. Early Short Stories: The Story of a Year (html) - A young woman in love with two men, one a soldier. The moralizing and "fine writing" of a young author, together with a somewhat unresolved ending, giving a foretaste of the more mature James. James's second published story. Appearing in The Atlantic Monthly (March 1865), it was never collected by James in book form.

57. Henry James ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ. by birthday from the calendar. Credits and feedback. henry james (18431916) American-born writer, gifted with talents in literature, psychology, and philosophy. THE http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/hjames.htm

Choose another writer in this calendar: by name: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback Henry James (1843-1916) American-born writer, gifted with talents in literature, psychology, and philosophy. James wrote 20 novels, 112 stories, 12 plays and a number of literary criticism. His models were Dickens, Balzac, and Hawthorne. James once said that he learned more of the craft of writing from Balzac "than from anyone else". "A novel is in its broadest sense a personal, a direct impression of life: that, to begin with, constitutes its value, which is greater or less according to the intensity of the impression." (from The Art of Fiction Henry James was born in New York City into a wealthy family. His father, Henry James Sr., was one of the best-known intellectuals in mid-nineteenth-century America, whose friends included Thoreau, Emerson and Hawthorne. James made little money from his novels. Once his friend, the writer Edith Wharton , secretly arranged him a royal advance of $8,000 for THE IVORY TOWER (1917), but the money actually came from Wharton's royalty account with the publisher. When Wharton sent him a letter bemoaning her unhappy marriage, James replied: "Keep making the movements of life." In his youth James traveled back and forth between Europe and America. He studied with tutors in Geneva, London, Paris, Bologna and Bonn At the age of nineteen he briefly attended Harvard Law School, but was more interested in literature than studying law. James published his first short story, 'A Tragedy of Errors' two years later, and then devoted himself to literature. In 1866-69 and 1871-72 he was contributor to the

58. Henry James By Victoria N. Alexander. Dactyl Foundation for the Arts Humanities ( c) 1997 All Rights Reserved. Determining One's Fate henry james's Autobiography. In his preface to Portrait of a Lady ( Works Cited. james, henry. A Small Boy and Others http://www.dactyl.org/james.html

By Victoria N. Alexander Determining One's Fate: Henry James's Autobiography In his preface to Portrait of a Lady (New York Edition) James commends Turgenev's method of first inventing a character which subsequently offered that character's fate (4). It can be said that James applied this procedure to his own autobiography. Having completed every novel he would ever write, he was, theoretically at least, in full possession of his character as a great novelist and therefore able to impose the pattern of this fate on his personal history as a small boy. As he reviewed his past writing A Small Boy and Others , James consciously "read into it" certain recurring motifs, aided by the power of retrospect to see what was formerly not observable, if even extant at all. Although James's definite interest in writing does not emerge until much later, in the second volume of his autobiography The Middle Years , James as a small boy is presented as a writer, albeit yet unformed, a writer in the embryonic stage. It is only because the mature autobiographer is provided with hindsight that he is able to cast the small boy in this light, the small boy whose existence while limited to a meaningless present was not, apparently, directed. James contrives to demonstrate that his early life was not spent idly, however much it might have seemed so to the "others." He offers an apology for the fact that at the time of his boyhood his fate was not at all obvious and he had nothing "to show" but appeared like "some commercial traveler who has lost the key to his packed case of samples and can but pass for a fool while other exhibitions go forward." James's family and friends, it seems, observed him from perspective of readers of a novel whose point of view is limited first or third person and whose solution is kept till the end.

59. ClassicNotes: Henry James Biography of henry james written by Harvard students. henry james (18431916) was born on April 15, 1843, to henry james, Sr., and his wife Mary Walsh Robertson http://www.gradesaver.com/ClassicNotes/Authors/about_henry_james.html

Member login: Username Password Cancel Membership Tell a Friend! Enter e-mail address: Search GradeSaver dictionary thesaurus Hosted by pair Networks Biography of Henry James (1843-1916) Henry James (1843-1916) was born on April 15, 1843, to Henry James, Sr., and his wife Mary Walsh Robertson. His older brother William was born in 1842, and younger siblings Garth Wilkinson, Robertson, and Alice were born in 1845, 1846, and 1848, respectively. Henry Sr., the son of an Irish immigrant, was one of thirteen children, born in Albany, New York. By the time his own children were born, he had inherited a great deal in wealth from his father, and the James family, at the time of Henry Jr.'s birth, lived in New York City, where Henry Sr. devoted his time to the study of theology, philosophy, and mysticism, rejecting his father's Presbyterian Churchto follow the teachings of Swedish Christian mystic Emanuel Swedenborg. The James children were educated in a variety of often unorthodox circumstances ­ sometimes at schools, sometimes with private tutors, always with access to books and new experiences. Margaret Fuller, Washington Irving, William Makepeace Thackeray, and George Ripley visited to the James home during Henry Jr.'s boyhood. In 1855, the James family embarked on a three year-long trip to Geneva, London, and Paris ­ an experience that influenced Henry Jr.'s decision, as an adult, to live and write in Europe rather than his native America. Upon their return from Europe, Henry Sr. moved the family to Cambridge, allowing for continued contact with prominent writers and thinkers, including nearby Concord's Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Bronson Alcott. Henry Jr. was a voracious reader and spent his teenage years divided between Cambridge, Europe, and Newport, Rhode Island, where he studied for a time with painter William Morris Hunt. His brother William was found to be a more adept artist, and Henry soon discontinued his lessons, turning instead to writing.

60. The Henry James Scholar's Guide To Web Sites * R. Hathaway * . . . . . the henry james scholar s Guide to Web Sites. This site was selected The henry james EJournal. NEWThe henry james http://www.newpaltz.edu/~hathawar

. . . . . . . . the Henry James scholar's Guide to Web Sites This site was selected by The New York Times "Browser" column as one of five recommended Web sites for the week of January 27, 2000. NEW: The Henry James E-Journal, Number 8: "Henry James and a 'Sense' of Place: The Modalities of Perception" - by John D. Ballam - What Maisie Knew, English Hours, modal verbs, and "the multifarious dimensions of reality" Henry James etexts at New Paltz: NEW: A Hyper-Concordance to the Henry James etexts at New Paltz Concordance provided by Mitsuharu Matsuoka and Masahiro Komatsu of Nagoya University. NOTE: After clicking on a line number in the list of "hits," be patient if nothing seems to be happening. It may take a while for the complete text of a long novel to be downloaded so that you can navigate in all of it. Concordances for many authors besides Henry James can be accessed from the drop-down list of authors. Clicking on "home" will make available many on-line resources for Victorian literature. Early Short Stories: The Story of a Year (html) - A young woman in love with two men, one a soldier. The moralizing and "fine writing" of a young author, together with a somewhat unresolved ending, giving a foretaste of the more mature James. James's second published story. Appearing in The Atlantic Monthly (March 1865), it was never collected by James in book form.

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