61. Macaulay - History Of England, Ch. 5 (part 6) TB macaulay. History of England. Sir francis Warre of Hestercombe, the Tory memberfor Bridgewater, was requested to undertake the office of exacting the ransom. http://www.strecorsoc.org/macaulay/m05f.html

Return to: Macaulay's History - Contents World Upside Down ... A Quaker Page T.B. Macaulay History of England Chap. V, The Monmouth Rebellion (continued) The Bloody Assizes Abraham Holmes Christopher Battiscombe The Hewlings ... Persecution of the Protestant Dissenters (Wait for entire page to load before taking any internal link.) The Bloody Assizes In Hampshire Alice Lisle was the only victim: but, on the day following her execution, Jeffreys reached Dorchester, the principal town of the county in which Monmouth had landed; and the judicial massacre began. The court was hung, by order of the Chief Justice, with scarlet; and this innovation seemed to the multitude to indicate a bloody purpose. It was also rumoured that, when the clergyman who preached the assize sermon enforced the duty of mercy, the ferocious mouth of the Judge was distorted by an ominous grin. These things made men augur ill of what was to follow. More than three hundred prisoners were to be tried. The work seemed heavy; but Jeffreys had a contrivance for making it light. He let it be understood that the only chance of obtaining pardon or respite was to plead guilty. Twenty-nine persons, who put themselves on their country and were convicted, were ordered to be tied up without delay. The remaining prisoners pleaded guilty by scores. Two hundred and ninety-two received sentence of death. The whole number hanged in Dorsetshire amounted to seventy-four. One wretched man moved the pity even of bitter Tories. "My Lord," they said, "this poor creature is on the parish." "Do not trouble yourselves," said the Judge, "I will ease the parish of the burden." It was not only against the prisoners that his fury broke forth. Gentlemen and noblemen of high consideration and stainless loyalty, who ventured to bring to his notice any extenuating circumstance, were almost sure to receive what he called, in the coarse dialect which he had learned in the pothouses of Whitechapel, a lick with the rough side of his tongue.

62. Macaulay - History Of England, Ch. 4 (part 3) TB macaulay. As he passed the corner of Hatton Garden, a Tory gentleman of Gray sInn, named francis, stopped the carriage, and cried out with brutal levity http://www.strecorsoc.org/macaulay/m04c.html

Return to: Macaulay's History - Contents World Upside Down ... A Quaker Page T.B. Macaulay History of England Chap. IV, James the Second (continued) Proceedings against Oates Proceedings against Dangerfield Proceedings against Baxter Meeting of the Parliament of Scotland ... Cruel Treatment of the Scotch Covenanters next part (Wait for entire page to load before taking any internal link.) Proceedings against Oates The general result of the elections exceeded the most sanguine expectations of the court. James found with delight that it would be unnecessary for him to expend a farthing in buying votes. He said that, with the exception of about forty members, the House of Commons was just such as he should himself have named. And this House of Commons it was in his power, as the law then stood, to keep to the end of his reign. Secure of parliamentary support, be might now indulge in the luxury of revenge. His nature was not placable; and, while still a subject, he had suffered some injuries and indignities which might move even a placable nature to fierce and lasting resentment. One set of men in particular had, with a baseness and cruelty beyond all example and all description, attacked his honour and his life, the witnesses of the plot. He may well be excused for hating them; since, even at this day, the mention of their names excites the disgust and horror of all sects and parties.

63. The Phantom First Fleet - The Blackheath Connection Of this family group, francis Gregory (died 1680) of the Isle of Wight hadsons Mark, francis, and John. (George macaulay also had an uncle, Capt. http://www.danbyrnes.com.au/blackheath/phantom.htm

This page updated 22 February 2004 Check now: an article on THE FIRST CAMPBELLS ON JAMAICA, with genealogies given, plus historical insight, at: jamaica.htm [Previous page The William Bligh problem ] [You are now on a page filed as http://www.danbyrnes.com.au/blackheath/phantom.htm] [Next page Feedback on The Blackheath Connection project Please note: Email response to this website indicates that some netsurfers do not realise that this website has a total of 71+ files. Please navigate around the website to that extent to ensure you get the best from it - Ed Contact via the convenient (and virus-free): e-mail form The Phantom First Fleet to Australia Dan Byrnes Word Factory CONTENTS About this website: Errors in older books: Questions of slavery: ... Bibliography - Part Two: Presenting... The Blackheath Connection Vote for The Blackheath Connection Note1: In 1992-1993, writer Dan Byrnes, from the Tamworth-Armidale area of Northern New South Wales, was given a Writer's Project Grant by the Literature Board of the Australia Council to complete research on convict transportation to Australia. Here are just some enigmatic findings on Pacific history arising from that research... Advertisement Note2: This article is partly based on information freely made available by noted Blackheath historian Neil Rhind in 1989, for which generosity the present author is grateful.

64. Stories, Listed By Author WARWICK, francis ALISTER (chron.) * Hatched! The Poems of Lord macaulay,(ar) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine Feb 1917; http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/paper/s288.htm

British Juvenile Story Papers and Pocket Libraries Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents WARWICK, FRANCIS (chron.) (continued) The Marked Team! [ John Scarlett ], (nv) Feb 6 1926 The Mystery of Lone Manor [as by Anon. Ferrers Locke ], (sl) The Magnet Library v28 No.927 Nov 14, v28 No.928 Nov 21, v28 No.929 Nov 28, v28 No.930 Dec 5, v28 No.931 Dec 12, v28 No.932 Dec 19, v28 No.933 Dec 26 1925, v29 No.934 Jan 2, v29 No.935 Jan 9, v29 No.936 Jan 16 1926; see under Anon. The Mystery of Lone Manor! [as by Anon. Ferrers Locke ], (sl) The Magnet Library v29 No.937 Jan 23 1926; see under Anon. On the Stroke of Twelve! [ John Scarlett ], (nv) Oct 10 1925 Robin Hood ], (ss) The Scout Jun 7 1924 Dalroy, Kildare, Murphy, Little Tomahawk ], (ss) Oct 9 1926 Dalroy, Kildare, Murphy, Little Tomahawk ], (ss) Oct 2 1926 Dalroy, Kildare, Murphy, Little Tomahawk ], (ss) Oct 30 1926 Dalroy, Kildare, Murphy, Little Tomahawk ], (ss) Oct 16 1926 Dalroy, Kildare, Murphy, Little Tomahawk ], (ss) Oct 23 1926 Roving A-Roving! [ Dalroy, Kildare, Murphy, Little Tomahawk

65. I11841: Francis Macaulay Cunningham (Rev.) ( - ) . =. . . = .. Rev. francis macaulay Cunningham. Occupation, RectorOf Witney, Oxfordshire. Spouses of francis macaulay Cunningham. 1. Unknown. http://www.uk-genealogy.org.uk/Database/D0031/I11841.html

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67. TheDAG - The English Titles Selection Of The Cornell Library Historical Math Mon The algebraic theory of modular systems by macaulay, francis Sowerby. Applicationsof the calculus to mechanics by Hedrick, Earle Raymond. Titles B . http://antennas.ee.duth.gr/ooo/cornelllibselection/thedagenutitlescornellmathmon

The 174 English Titles were Sorted Out by TheDAG on Monday, 22 December 2003 About the Collections Browse Collection Home Search Cornell Math Books ... WXYZ Titles "A" Abel's theorem and the allied theory, including the theory of the theta functions by Baker, H. F. Address of Professor Benjamin Peirce, President of the American Association for the Year 1853, on Retiring from the Duties of President by Peirce, Benjamin Advanced calculus; a text upon select parts of differential calculus, differential equations, integral calculus, theory of functions; with numerous exercises by Wilson, Edwin Bidwell The Algebra of Logic by Couturat, Louis Algebraic invariants by Dickson, Leonard E. The algebraic theory of modular systems by Macaulay, Francis Sowerby Applications of the calculus to mechanics by Hedrick, Earle Raymond Titles "B" Bibliography of quaternions and allied systems of mathematics by Macfarlane, Alexander A brief history of mathematics [Geschichte der Elementar-mathematik] by Fink, Karl Briot and Bouquet's elements of analytical geometry of two dimensions by Briot, Charles Auguste Albert

68. Kent Korfball News Luke francis ©, Dan Woolmer, Joe Bedford, Azi Sieber, Danielle Bridges, RebeccaNegus, Natasha Dawson, Lisa Geddes, Simon Epps, Dan Howard, Dean macaulay, http://kentkorfball.co.uk/news/viewnews.asp?id=202

69. 1125-1126 (Nordisk Familjebok / Uggleupplagan. 2. Armatoler - Bergsund) 184346). Se GC macaulay, francis Beaumont (1883). Beaumont bårnå ,Charles de, grefve af Au ti ch am p (se do). Beaumont http://www.lysator.liu.se/runeberg/nfbb/0599.html

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70. 575-576 (Nordisk Familjebok / Uggleupplagan. 8. Feiss - Fruktmögel) Jfr GC macaulay, francis Beaumont, a critical study (1883), en uppsats afFleay om dessa dramers kronologi i Englische studien , IX, och E. Koppel http://www.lysator.liu.se/runeberg/nfbh/0316.html

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71. Thomas Babington Macaulay—Extraordinary Eloquence For Liberty Review. francis Jeffrey asked macaulay to mount a counterattack, andhis opening salvo appeared in the March 1929 issue. He attacked http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=3605

72. Jeffrey, Francis, Lord (1773-1850). Critic And Editor. used his powerful position to promote the historian Thomas (later Baron) macaulay(180059 francis Jeffrey of the Edinburgh Review, ed. JA Greig (Edinburgh 1948 http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~crumey/francis_jeffrey.html

Lord Francis Jeffrey Francis Jeffrey, founder of the Edinburgh Review, was born on 23 October 1773 in Charles Street, Edinburgh, the son of a Depute-Clerk of the Court of Session. Educated at Edinburgh High School and the universities of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Oxford, he was admitted to the Bar in Edinburgh in 1794. His involvement in Whig politics hampered his legal career, and he tried unsuccessfully to become a writer, suppressing a long poem ("Dreaming") before publication. Jeffrey married Catherine Wilson in 1801; she died in 1805, and he married Charlotte Wilkes in 1813. His third-floor flat at 18 Buccleuch Place was where, in collaboration with his friends Sydney Smith and Francis Horner (1778-1817), the Edinburgh Review was founded. It was first published on 10 October 1802, printed by Archibald Constable, and the 750 copies quickly sold out. The magazine set the standard that all later 19th-century literary magazines would have to follow. Reviewers were anonymous, and subjects ranged across the arts, politics and science. Jeffrey was editor from 1803 until 1829, and it was under him that the magazine enjoyed its heyday as one of the most influential arbiters of taste in Europe. The magazine initially signified its allegiance to the Whig Party by its coloured cover, which earned it the nickname "The Blue and Yellow". It was the return of the Whigs to power, and hence the possibility for Jeffrey to return to public office, that brought his editorship to an end, though by now the magazine's glory was already somewhat diminished. Jeffrey was appointed Lord Advocate in 1830, was elected Member of Parliament for Edinburgh in 1832, and was created Lord Jeffrey in 1834. He died on 26 January 1850.

73. A Biography Of Francis Bacon By Max Patrick francis BACON A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HIS WORKS AND OF BACONIANA TO THE YEAR 1750, byRW SELECTIONS, `THE ESSAYS BY macaulay AND SR GARDINER, ed. PE and EF Matheson http://www.ourcivilisation.com/smartboard/shop/patrickm/bacon/chap8.htm

Francis Bacon by Max Patrick Bibliographies Place of publication London, unless stated otherwise. Detailed bibliographical information will also be found in the appropriate volume of The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature and The Oxford History of English Literature A Select Bibliography Collected Editions and Selections Separate Works Literary: Separate Works Miscellaneous: ... Library A Select Bibliography FRANCIS BACON: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HIS WORKS AND OF BACONIANA TO THE YEAR 1750, by R. W. Gibson (1950).- Supplement, 1959. Collected Editions and Selections CERTAINE MISCELLANY WORKS (1629). OPERUM MORALIUM ET CIVILIUM TOMUS (1638). THE REMAINES BEING ESSAYES AND LETTERS AND OTHER PIECES (1648)- reprinted, 1656, as The Mirrour of State and Eloquence. SCRIPTA IN NATURALI ET UNIVERSALI PHILOSOPHLS, Amsterdam (1653)- RESUSCITATIO (1657, 1661, 1671). OPUSCULA VARIA POSTHUMA (1658; Amsterdam, 1653). BACONIANA OR CERTAIN GENUINE REMAINS. ed. T. Tenison (1679). LETTERS WRITTEN DURING THE REIGN OF KING JAMES (1702). LETTERS AND REMAINS (1734).

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75. James Monroe FOSTER - Joel M. FOSTER Child James Melville macaulay Birth Abt 1897; Child Robert macaulay. Partnershipwith Anna francis ? Marriage Aft 1909. Descendants of Sam macaulay. http://www.wardjc.com/people/p00000m6.htm

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76. Address By Rev. D.D. Macaulay, D.D., On The Occasion Of His Being Inaugurated Pr He applauded the contributions Sir francis Bacon made in philosophy and sciencewhile keeping his faith in Christianity. macaulay also discussed the effect http://history.hanover.edu/hhr/98/hhr98_5.html

Address by Rev. D.D. Macaulay, D.D., on the occasion of his being inaugurated President of Hanover College, March 28, 1838 Edited with Introduction by Hilary Sprinkle Reverend D.D. Macaulay was the second President of Hanover College, inaugurated on March 28, 1838. In his inaugural address, Macaulay discussed the importance of Christianity and of education in the lives of Hanover students. He began his address with a discussion of the two lights God gave His creation the Sun and the Moon. Macaulay compared these lights to science and to the gospel. Macaulay argued that the latter light blesses humans in much the same way as the former. In his address, Reverend Macaulay posited a connection between good learning and the Christian faith. He argued that Christianity had afforded students many opportunities in the past. He applauded the contributions Sir Francis Bacon made in philosophy and science while keeping his faith in Christianity. Macaulay also discussed the effect that the Islamic religion had on the intellectual pursuits of Arab peoples and people in eastern nations. Macaulay made the point that the Arabs constructed beautiful structures and made numerous scientific discoveries at a time when most of Europe was considered dead. When Islam became the foremost religion of many Arab countries, Macaulay argued, intellectual achievements among those peoples began to decline. The Arab nations no longer outranked the European nations in their accomplishments. Macaulay sought to ensure the continued cultivation of the minds of Hanover students by emphasizing the unique relationship between Christianity and all worthwhile knowledge. He stressed the need for everyone at the college to engage continually in the pursuit of knowledge. Macaulay also argued for the right of women to advance in this pursuit, though he asserted that a woman's most important role was in the home. He closed his address with a charge to the faculty, the administration, the students, and the parents to continue their education. Through their combined efforts, Macaulay felt, the College would endure. The greatest blessing besides God's grace, Macaulay reminded his audience, is that of an education.

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79. Book Review The American Historical Review, 107.3 The and Thomas Carlyle; imprisoned consciencious objectors in World War I found supportin Ralph Waldo Emerson, Thomas Babington macaulay, francis Bacon, William http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/ahr/107.3/br_104.html

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