21. Atlantis Ebook By Ignatius Donnelly ATLANTIS. THE ANTEDILUVIAN WORLD. BY. Ignatius Donnelly (18311901).The Astral Delta.Com Publishing Association have now made available http://www.astraldelta.com/atlantisebook.htm

ATLANTIS THE ANTEDILUVIAN WORLD BY IGNATIUS DONNELLY (1831-1901) The Astral Delta.Com Publishing Association have now made available one of the all-time classics of Atlantis literature into E-Book format. This Atlantean E-book will resonate very powerfully with your deepest cellular memories. Within the voluminous pages of this e-book you will read:- Part 1 THE HISTORY OF ATLANTIS I. THE PURPOSE OF THE BOOK II. PLATO'S HISTORY OF ATLANTIS III. THE PROBABILITIES OF PLATO'S STORY IV. WAS SUCH A CATASTROPHE POSSIBLE? V. THE TESTIMONY OF THE SEA VI. THE TESTIMONY OF THE FLORA AND FAUNA Part 11 THE DELUGE I. THE DESTRUCTION OF ATLANTIS DESCRIBED IN THE DELUGE LEGENDS II. THE DELUGE OF THE BIBLE III. THE DELUGE OF THE CHALDEANS IV. THE DELUGE LEGENDS OF OTHER NATIONS V. THE DELUGE LEGENDS OF AMERICA VI. SOME CONSIDERATION OF THE DELUGE LEGENDS Part 111 THE CIVILIZATION OP THE OLD WORLD AND NEW COMPARED I. CIVILIZATION AN INHERITANCE II. THE IDENTITY OF THE CIVILIZATIONS OF THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW III. AMERICAN EVIDENCES OF INTERCOURSE WITH EUROPE OR ATLANTIS IV. CORROBORATING CIRCUMSTANCES

22. Pollock V Farmer Loan And Trust, Ignatius Donnelly but an apportioned tax on real estate and personal property equally exists as tothe revenue therefrom. Ignatius Donnelly Basics 18311901, American author http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~mwfriedm/terms/linds_17.html

Back to terms page Pollock v. Farmers Loan and Trust - Details: A bill was filed by Charles Pollock, a citizen of the State of Massachusetts, on behalf of himself and all other stockholders of the company against the Farmers' Loan and Trust Co., a corporation of the State of New York. The bill alleged that the defendant claimed authority under the provisions of the Act of August, 1894 (a statute providing for the imposition of a tax on incomes in excess of $4,000 received by individuals, associations, or corporations) to pay to the United States a tax of 2 per cent on the net profits of money in question including income derived from real estate and bonds of municipal corporations owned by it. Moreover, the bill alleged that such a tax was unconstitutional, in that the income from stocks and bonds of the states of the United States, counties, and municipalities therein is not subject to taxation. Issue: Is this a direct tax? Did any partial unconstitutionality of the 1894 income tax law render it void in its entirety? Decision: Yes (to both questions) (vote 5-4). Part of the opinion by Mr. Justice Fuller:: "If the revenue derived from municipal bonds cannot be taxed because the source cannot be, the same rule applies to revenue from any other source not subject to the tax; and the lack of power to levy any but an apportioned tax on real estate and personal property equally exists as to the revenue therefrom."

23. Atlantis, Spanuth, Ignatius Donnelly, Thera, Azores, Plato The first person to make such a proposal was Ignatius Donnelly (18311901).Donnelly (right) was a respected statesman, who served http://www.violations.org.uk/book2/lost/searchpart1.htm

In Search of the Lost Civilisation Nearly all of the ‘lost civilisation’ theories have become associated with the legend of Plato’s ‘Atlantis’, thus the concept and its study have been largely ignored by the serious academic community. Yet ironically it is probably the legend of Atlantis itself, however fanciful, that has provided the foundation for the belief in the existence in a pre-historic civilisation to account for the out-of-place knowledge and artefacts detailed in previous chapters. Atlantis was first mentioned by Plato in his work, the ‘ Timaeus ’, in which he detailed the mighty island of Atlantis and its proud peoples who, is the course of "a single day and night" were swept by earthquake and flood into the depths of the ocean’. Despite his pupil Aristotle’s belief that the story was fantasy, invented to moralise on the nature and consequences of human ambition, Plato was adamant that the former existence of Atlantis was a matter of historical fact. Whatever the truth, the legend certainly was considered factual for many centuries with even mediaeval sea-charts showing unknown ‘Atlantis’ islands. Yet if there was a ‘lost civilisation’ (regardless of its connection with or not to the Atlantis legend) it would have had to have had a home, and any identified location would have to provide supporting evidence that a civilisation actually did live there, for, as Egyptologist Mark Lehner rightly points out, without evidence of remains, it would be safer to conclude that that there was no former civilisation, and the purported clues to its existence would have to be explained in some other way.

24. Introduction To The Lost Civilization Of Atlantis With Links To Researched Pages Contemporary interest in Atlantis can be traced back to a selfeducatedAmerican politician named Ignatius TT Donnelly (1831-1901). http://www.lifepositive.com/Spirit/spirit-worlds/atlantis/atlantis-revisit.asp

ATLANTIS Introduction Atlantean Myths Fact or Fiction Atlantis Revisited Related Links Shop Now! Life Positive Magazine Ignatius Donnelly Edgar Cayce Attention Practitioners! Add yourself to our FREE database! ... Home Contemporary interest in Atlantis can be traced back to a self-educated American politician named Ignatius T. T. Donnelly (1831-1901). After serving as the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota and later as a congressman, Donnelly retired from politics in 1870 after a defeat at the polls. He devoted the rest of his life to writing and research. Among his many theories were the argument that the Pleistocene Ice Age was caused by the collision of the earth with a comet, and the suggestion that it was Sir Francis Bacon who really wrote Shakespeare's plays. Both of these ideas have become the subjects of popular cult followings and are alive and well today. Far more important was Donnelly's interest in Atlantis . More than any other writer

25. Introduction To The Lost Civilization Of Atlantis With Links To Researched Pages Interest in this lost civilization was resurrected in 1882 by Ignatius TT Donnelly(18311901), a US congressman from Minnesota, when he wrote Atlantis The http://www.lifepositive.com/Spirit/spirit-worlds/atlantis/atlantis.asp

ATLANTIS Introduction Atlantean Myths Fact or Fiction Atlantis Revisited Related Links Shop Now! Life Positive Magazine Atlantean Tour Sacred Symbols Attention Practitioners! Add yourself to our FREE database! ... Home The Atlantean legend has been around long enough to fire human imagination with the tales of a lost island-civilization run by a utopian government and peopled with highly intelligent beings who were equally accomplished in the arts and sciences, and were capable of harnessing the elements of nature. But is there a possibility of this legend being true? Did Atlantis Dialogues The first mention of Atlantis occurs in two of Plato's Dialogues Timaeus and Critias , written somewhere between 370 and 350 BC. According to Plato, the story of Atlantis came to him from certain 200-year-old records of the Greek ruler Solon, who, in turn, heard of Atlantis from an Egyptian priest. In his

26. UPNE | Caesar's Column Ignatius Donnelly (18311901) was the author of Atlantis (1882), Dr. Huguet (1891)and The Great Cryptogram (1888), which attempts to prove that Francis Bacon http://www.upne.com/0-8195-6665-9.html

Wesleyan University Press Early Classics of Science Fiction Caesar's Column A Story of the Twentieth Century Donnelly, Ignatius. Nicholas Ruddick, ed. A sensational best-seller envisions the destruction of New York City. Published in 1890, Caesar's Column is an account of a trip to New York City in 1988 by a visitor from the Swiss colony of Uganda. The great metropolis dazzles with its futuristic technology, but its ostentatious wealth and luxury mask the brutal repression of the laboring classes by their rich bosses. The workers, aided by international terrorists, stage a violent revolt and the narrator flees the devastated city by airship to found an agrarian utopia in Africa. Professor of English, University of Reading TABLE OF CONTENTS IGNATIUS DONNELLY (1831-1901) was the author of Atlantis (1882), Dr. Huguet (1891) and The Great Cryptogram (1888), which attempts to prove that Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare's plays. NICHOLAS RUDDICK is Professor of English at the University of Regina and the author of Ultimate Island: On the Nature of British Science Fiction (1993). Early Classics of Science Fiction Wesleyan University Press distributed by University Press of New England Science Fiction / Literature (Cloth edition is un-jacketed.

27. IRISH In English. Register available. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Flannery. Donnelly,Ignatius (18311901). Papers (microfilm), 1836-1943. 167 reels. http://www.balchinstitute.org/manuscript_guide/html/irish.html

The Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies of The Historical Society of Pennsylvania [Return to the Table of Contents] IRISH MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS Ancient Order of Hibernians in America The Ancient Order of Hibernians originated as a secret society in Ireland in the late 16th century. It was established in the United States in 1836. Now known as the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America, it is a fraternal benefit society open to those who are Irish and Catholic. The Order provides insurance benefits to members and undertakes charitable and educational activities. County Board, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Records, 1943-1966. 3 volumes. The collection contains two volumes of minutes. Also present is a single dues ledger from an unspecified division. In English. Inventory available. Gift of the organization. Divison 1, Bristol, Pennsylvania Records, 1883-1967. 1 ft. This division was founded in Bristol, Pennsylvania in 1883. The collection contains a near-complete run of the division's minutes in eight volumes. Gift of the Organization.

28. Talk.origins/Evolution Echo Biographica File 'D' Coauthor of Evolution Process and Product (1952, 1976). .Donnelly,Ignatius 1831-1901 Lawyer, populist, Baconian, catastrophist. http://www.talkorigins.org/origins/jargon/biofile_d.html

Darrow, Clarence [1857-1938] Attorney. Famous as a defense lawyer, and especially as attorney for the defense of John Scopes Darwin, Charles [1809-1882] Naturalist, geologist. Co- describer with Alfred Russel Wallace of natural selection in July 1, 1858 presentation to the Linnean Society. Noted for many books, including "The Origin of Species" (1859), "The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex" (1871), and "The Voyage of the Beagle" (1839). Das, Anil TAE . Krishna consciousness anti-evolutionist. Dasa, Anadi TAE . Krishna consciousness anti-evolutionist, Evolution echo participant. Dasa, Kalki TAE . Krishna consciousness hive entity whose .sig is probably the most parodied one in t.o. history, which basically said, "Don't forget to chant, [Hare Krishna chant]". Fond of making scathing remarks on other's posts which were much more aptly applied to his own posts. See Kalki Syndrome Dasa, Sadaputa TAE . AKA Dr. Richard Thompson, author of $40 anti-evolutionary book. Refused to give Kalki Dasa permission to post extracts of his book.

29. Cult Archaeology Introduction not enter the popular imagination until the 1880s, when a lawyer from Philadelphiaand congressman for Minnesota, Ignatius Donnelly (18311901), wrote Atlantis http://kjmatthews.users.btopenworld.com/cult_archaeology/lost_continents.html

Introduction History Abandoned ideas Creationism ... Email Visitors since 24 June 2002: Powered by counter.bloke.com Lost continents Atlantis The most popular—and best known—of the lost continents is Atlantis, a land supposed to have lain in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. First mentioned by Plato in his dialogues Timaeus Critias c 348 BCE, the idea of a lost continent to the west of Europe was introduced as part of a political fable. In this story, the ancient Athenians went to war with the ancient Atlanteans, whom they defeated. Both Athens and Atlantis were destroyed in “ earthquakes and floods of extraordinary violence... in a single dreadful day and night ” nine thousand years ago (i.e. c 9350 BCE). In the ancient world, Plato’s Atlantis was treated as a literary device, not an historical city and was consequently largely forgotten for centuries. It occasionally found its way onto maps, particularly after the discovery of the New World at the end of the fifteenth century led some writers to speculate that these new lands were the remnants of the island. However, it did not enter the popular imagination until the 1880s, when a lawyer from Philadelphia and congressman for Minnesota, Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901), wrote Atlantis: the Antediluvian World . The book was so popular that it is still in print (in a paperback edition published by Dover Books in 1985). It is a remarkable book, showing a huge breadth of knowledge acquired through years of reading and research in the Library of Congress and it is no exaggeration to say that this book alone was responsible for the late nineteenth-century growth of interest in the lost continent. Donnelly picked up on the work of the Abbé Charles-Étienne Brasseur de Bourbourg (1814-1874), who had worked out a translation of the Troano Codex, half of one of only three Maya manuscripts to survive. His attempt at translation was completely misguided (he believed that Maya hieroglyphs were an alphabetic script), but he read the Codex as describing a volcanic catastrophe in which a land called Mu was destroyed. Donnelly took this translation seriously, identified the supposed Mayan Mu with the Greek Atlantis and began researching possible links between the Maya and the rest of the world.

30. YALE COLLECTION OF AMERICAN LITERATURE MANUSCRIPT MISCELLANY expand/contract this heading, DODGE, MARY MAPES, 18301905. expand/contract thisheading, Donnelly, Ignatius, 1831-1901. expand/contract this heading, DORN, EDWARD. http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/beinecke.ycalmisc.nav.html

YALE COLLECTION OF AMERICAN LITERATURE MANUSCRIPT MISCELLANY YCAL MSS MISC Click text below to navigate Finding Aid PROVENANCE CITE AS RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS PROCESSING NOTES ... DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION Collection Series "A" ABBEY, EDWIN AUSTIN, 1852-1911 ADAMS, FRANKLIN P. (FRANKLIN PIERCE), 1881-1960 ADAMS, HENRY, 1838-1918 ... UNIDENTIFIED

31. Background Donnelly, Ignatius (18311901), Atlantis the Antediluvian World, 899. Donnelly,Ignatius (1831-1901), Ragnarok The Age Of Fire And Gravel, 865. http://www.freeeliterature.com/CD1 Contents.htm

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32. Top Page 1 Examples of modern day Donnellys are Charles Francis Donnelly (18361909), theCatholic lawyer; Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901), politician and reformer; and http://www.nollaig.net/toppage1.htm

DONNELLY Donnelly is O Donnaile in Irish, from Donnail, a personal name made up of donn, meaning ‘brown’ and gal, meaning ‘bravery’. The original ancestor was Donnail O Neill, who died in 876, and was himself a descendant of Eoghan, son of Niall of the Nine Hostages, the fifth-century king who supposedly kidnapped St. Patrick to Ireland. Their territory was first in Co. Donegal, but they later moved eastwards into Co. Tyrone, where the centre of their power was at Ballydonnelly. Many of the family were hereditary bards, but their chief historical fame is as soldiers, especially in the wars of the seventeenth century. One modern bearer of the name who combined both traditional roles was Charles Donnelly (1910-37_, poet and republican, who was killed fighting with the International Brigade in the Spanish Civil War. Donnelly is O'Donnghaile in Irish, from Donnghaile. The prefix "O" denotes one who is the ancestor of Donnghaile. The word Donnghaile translates to "Brown Valor" or "Brown-haired Warrior." This name was given to someone who was dark and brave. The Donnellys originally were a division of the clan Cineál Eoghain who derive their descent from Donnghal the fourth in descent from Domhnall, King of Aileach brother of Niall Glundubn and ancestor of the O'Neills, the chief family of ancient Ireland.

33. Download Master by Ignatius Donnelly 1882 (Illustrated) Ignatius Donnelly (18311901), lawyer,land promoter, politician and virtuoso author, is today best known for his on http://www.euriskodata.com/products/atlantis.htm

CD-ROM containing a collection of 4 Rare, out of print and hard to find books on the lost civilization of Atlantis. All books are complete, and include any illustrations contained in the original hardcopy book. The books are searchable by keyword in either the individual book or across then entire collection at once. Myths, Religions and Folklore Series History of Atlantis Atlantis the Antediluvian World by Ignatius Donnelly [1882] (Illustrated) Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901), lawyer, land promoter, politician and virtuoso author, is today best known for his on the subject of Atlantis, "Atlantis the Antediluvian World" was published in 1882, His is one of the best constructed Atlantis theories, as it does not rely on the occult or 'channeled' information. Donnelly's lucid style and command of the facts (as scant as such are) make the book very readable. At the center of Donnelly's theory are similarities between widely separated cultures. He offered this as evidence that all civilization originated from a central point i.e. the now sunken continent iof Atlantis. He cites mythological, linguistic, ethnographic and other evidence for this theory, which at the time and at first glance seemed to make complete sense. Donnelly uses a literal interpretation of Plato's account of Atlantis when described the prehistoric civilization of Atlantis, which disappeared suddenly in a great catastrophe? . He also ties Atlantis into the global flood myth-complex. Why he asks do widely separated cultures on every continent, Australia, the Americas, Europe and Asia all have a similar myth of a great flood from which only a few humans survived to restart civilization?

34. MARCELO Y LA EDUCACIÓN - Artículos Interesantes Translate this page Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901) publicó en 1882 un libro sobre la Atlántida quese convirtió en un clásico para aquellos que creían en su existencia. http://ar.geocities.com/marcelofuentes1/artinter/atlantida/atlantida.htm

Índice General Índice Asignatura Índice Tema maf140369@ciudad.com.ar ... maf140369@yahoo.com LA ATLÁNTIDA «Más grande que Libia y Asia juntas... la isla de la Atlántida... fue tragada por el mar y desapareció...» Platón (c. 428-347 a.C.) Una idílica Edad de Oro, un vasto continente perdido bajo las profundidades, un grande y poderoso imperio barrido en una noche por un cataclismo... el relato sobre la grandeza y decadencia de la Atlántida del griego Platón ha fascinado a la imaginación occidental durante más de dos milenios. En sus diálogos Timeo y Critias, Platón ofrece el primer comentario escrito sobre la civilización de esa isla legendaria. Describe la Atlántida como una gran nación marítima, fabulosamente rica, situada más allá de las Columnas de Hércules (estrecho de Gibraltar), dominando el Mediterráneo entre Egipto y Toscana. Era un lugar rico en recursos naturales: maderas, metales y piedras preciosas abundaban tanto como árboles frutales y hortalizas. Majestuosas montañas lo protegían de los vientos del norte, y animales salvajes y domésticos, incluyendo elefantes, vagaban por praderas, arroyos y lagos. Diez reyes, todos descendientes de Poseidón, reinaban sobre las diez regiones de esa isla paradisíaca, coexistiendo en perfecta armonía. La Atlántida, según relata Platón, le fue entregada a Poseidón, dios del mar y de las tempestades, en el reparto de la tierra. Allí el dios encontró a una mortal llamada Clito, que vivía en una colina. Se casó con ella y fortificó su morada mediante anillos concéntricos, dos de tierra y tres de agua. Sus descendientes, los atlantes, incorporaron esos anillos a la ciudad que fundaron sobre la colina de Clito.

35. ZÁHADY zkoumání. Snad nejobsáhleji shrnul veškeré vedení o Atlantideamerický ucenec a politik Ignatius Donnelly (18311901). V http://www.scifik.cz/kairosonyx/akt_zahad.htm

ZÁHADY (Atlantida, Däniken, UFO, tajné spolky ...) Autor Název knihy Náhled Vydání Kè Bauer, Jan Podivuhodné osudy v èeských dìjinách 1 Moba, 2003 pevná vazba 222 stran pùv.cena: Kè 189,- Životní pøíbìhy známých i ménì známých postav z èeské historie. V knize se setkáme napøíklad s blahoslaveným Podivenem, legendistou Kristiánem, Vítkem z Prèice, Závišem z Falkenštejna, anglickým alchymistou Edwardem Kellym nebo známým loupežníkem J.G.Graselem. Na pozadí jejich èasto velmi pohnuté životní pouti se odehrává velkolepá freska èeské a moravské minulosti. Kniha je pøitom psána pøitažlivým jazykem a ète se jako napínavý román. Bauer, Jan Podivuhodné osudy v èeských dìjinách 2 Moba, 2003 pevná vazba 222 stran pùv.cena: Kè 189,- Životní pøíbìhy známých i ménì známých postav z èeské historie. Kniha pøibližuje osudy napøíklad velkomoravského krále Svatopluka, náboženského myslitele Petra Chelèického, dceru Krla IV. anglickou královnu Annu Èeskou, obratného politika a velmože Hynce Ptáèka z Pirkštejna, radikálního husitského kazatele Jana Želivského nebo kdysi slavného generála Gideona von Laudon. Autor zasvìcenì vypráví o pøeèasto damatickém životì tìchto historických postav, které zbavuje nánosu legend a domýšlí možné pohnutky jejich jednání a chování. Bergier, Jacques

36. Improbables Atlantides (L'épopée Atlante) qu est Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901) . Cet écrivain, homme http://atlantides.free.fr/improbables.htm

Accueil Improbables Atlantides))) Plan [ BAHAMAS ] [ THERA-SANTORIN] [ HELGOLAND ] ... [ AUTRES... ] Edgar Cayce ( 1877-1945) , photographe américain est surtout connu pour avoir été un célèbre "médium". Au cours de "transes" il aurait eu des visions de l'Atlantide au temps de sa splendeur qui sont consignées dans ce qu'il est convenu d'appeler des "lectures". Selon ces "lectures", l'Atlantide (centrée sur les actuelles Bahamas) a été la civilisation la plus avancée que le monde a connu (et peut-être connaîtra...) . "Enfants de la Loi d'Un" et les "Fils de Bélial" Cette Atlantide "médiumnique" , ultra-moderne et moralisatrice a ses partisans, régulièrement confortés dans leur opinion par les prétendues "découvertes" de "murs de pierre" sous-marins ou de "routes" au large des îles des Bahamas, et en particulier de l'île de Bimini. La localisation exceptée (approximativement...), le reste est à ranger avec tout le fatras ésotérique, théosophique, occulte, paranormal, etc. qui accompagne inévitablement ( et malheureusement!) toute recherche "en marge" des connaissances établies.

37. LIBRI MISTERIOSI Translate this page Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901), personaggio eclettico e di non facile collocazione,fu politico affermato, membro del Congresso degli Stati Uniti, vice http://librimisteriosi.blogspot.com/

LIBRI MISTERIOSI Links Google News Edit-Me Edit-Me Archives Immanuel Velikovsky, Ignatius Donnelly, Olinto De Pretto, Guglielmo Marconi, Giorgio Cicogna, Adolf Hitler, Gaetano Salvemini, Carlo Tresca Monday, February 24, 2003 Vai a... Libri misteriosi sugli Ufo e Crop Circles in vendita LIBRI DI IGNATIUS DONNELLY - EDIZIONI ORIGINALI (per anno di stampa) Mys 019. DONNELLY, Ignatius - THE CIPHER IN THE PLAYS, AND IN THE TOMBSTONE. Minneapolis (Minnesota): The Verulam Publishing Company, 1899. Prima ed., ril., sovr. (cond. VG; sovr. muta, rariss. per il periodo), 14x20,1; 372 pp. + pubbl. Cond. gen. VG (legg. ingiall. gen.). Ultima opera di Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901), politico, scrittore, poeta e utopista del Minnesota di fine secolo. Questo volume è il completamento del "Great Cryptogram" del 1888, nel quale l'autore sosteneva che sarebbe stato Francis Bacon a scrivere i lavori attribuiti poi a William Shakespeare; dimostrava ciò servendosi di un ignegnoso, quanto complicato, cifrario segreto. L'uscita di questo libro destò meno clamore rispetto al precedente e Donnelly scambiò la generale apatia per accettazione delle sue idee da parte del pubblico. Egli finanziò personalmente la stampa dell'opera. Prezzo: EUR 185.00. LIBRI DI IGNATIUS DONNELLY - ALTRE EDIZIONI (per anno di stampa) Mys 037. DONNELLY, Ignatius - CIVILISATIONENS UNDERGANG. En Roman Fran det Tjugonde Arhundradet. Malmö: Tidningen Arbetets Förlag, 1892. Terza ed. svedese (non spec.), ril., 13,8x19,5; 366 pp. Cond. gen. VG- (ingiall. d. carta; decoloraz. alla cost.). Rara edizione svedese di "Caesar's Column", che ebbe pure in Scandinavia un notevole successo di vendite con ben tre differenti edizioni nello spazio di due anni: "Caesars Kolonn" (1891), "Varldens Undergang" (1891) e "Civilisationens Undergang" (1892), curiosamente con tre titoli differenti. Prezzo: EUR 48.00.

38. Cushing Genealogy: Donnelly Family rather than Ireland the country of their origin, eg Charles Francis Donnelly (18361909),the Catholic lawyer; Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901), politician and http://www.cushings.com/roots/donnelly.htm

The Donnelly Family Known History Name Spelling General Donnelly History Data and Sources Known History Edward Donnelly was also a teacher; he taught school in Canada for a few years before enlisting in the Union Army in 1861. He was living on the family farm in 1860. I wonder whether he could have been "commuting" to a school on the other side of the river? Perhaps he was spending the summer helping with the farm when the census was taken in late August, and that he lived in Canada during the school year. In the War, he became the company clerk for Company F, 60th regiment of New York Volunteers. He reenlisted in 1864 and fought at Antietam and Gettysburg. He was a Sergeant when he was discharged in 1865, at the end of the war. Name spellings The spelling of the family name was different in nearly every census in NY: Donley, Donolly, Donnely, Donoly, Donaly and Donnelly, the current spelling. I have not yet seen any Irish records or spellings. I've adopted the convention of using the name Donley for those born in Ireland prior to the family's emigration to the US, and the name Donnelly for those born in the US. For example, Patrick Donley (born in Ireland) married Nancy Larkin and their son, Edward Donnelly (born in New York), was my great grandfather. General Donnelly History From IRISH FAMILIES, by Edward MacLysaght, printed circa 1957:

39. Becker Medical Library Books T=Atlantis the antediluvian world / by Ignatius Donnelly ; edited by Egerton Sykes.A=Donnelly, Ignatius, 18311901. N=Vavra CB 425 D685a 1949 (BACS 687772). http://becker.wustl.edu/miniecat/BAD127.html

Becker Medical Library Books Authors beginning with:D (page 27) T=On the relation between diabetes and food, and its application to the treatment of the disease / by Arthur Scott Donkin. A=Donkin, Arthur Scott. N=WK 810 D684o 1875 (BACS#692278) A=Donkin, Horatio Bryan. ... N=WB 115 M294 1992 (BACS#384531)

40. Literature Traces the career of Ignatius Donnelly (18311901), whose varied career as politician,author and reformer brought him failure more often than success. http://history.smsu.edu/wrmiller/Populism/texts/Documents/Bibliography/literatur

Literature: Apocalypse and Utopia Back to Bibliography Home Abrahams, Edward H. "Ignatius Donnelly and the Apocalyptic Style." Minnesota History Donnelly foresaw disaster for America if it refused to return to its innocent past. Donnelly's view was colored by the pre-1860 concepts of an agrarian rural democracy controlled by farmers and handicraftsmen of his youth. He believed in a classless society without social rank based on wealth. His political disappointments coupled with his writing of such catastrophe-tinged books as Atlantis: The Antediluvian World and its successor Ragnarok: The Age of Fire and Gravel , generated his thinking along apocalyptic lines in which he foresaw mass disaster for America if it refused to return to the innocent past. His Populist speeches and such works as Caesar's Column reflect this attitude. Other writings such as Doctor Huguet The Golden Bottle , and The American People's Money deal with Populist ideas to some extent.

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