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84. - Welcome To The Tablet Articles by john wilkins Can the Papacy change? john wilkins; A veryhuman cardinal - john wilkins; Earthquake in Rome - john wilkins; http://www.thetablet.co.uk/cgi-bin/archive_index.cgi/tablet-author-John_Wilkins

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format this article to print WHITFIELD, JOHN WILKINS qv which was composed of 339 troops stationed in Arkansas. After the war Whitfield settled on his estate in Lavaca County. He was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention of 1866 qv and to the Constitutional Convention of 1875; qv in the latter he was chairman of the committee on education, which advocated direct taxes for school purposes and the establishment of a university for Texas with a branch for black students. In 1868 Whitfield became a member of the state executive committee of the Democratic party. qv He died near Hallettsville on October 27, 1879. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Paul C. Boethel, On the Headwaters of the Lavaca and the Navidad (Austin: Von Boeckmann-Jones, 1967). Mrs. Harry Joseph Morris, comp. and ed., Citizens of the Republic of Texas (Dallas: Texas State Genealogical Society, 1977). Kristl Knudsen Penner top of page about search help ... suggest an article topic The Handbook of Texas Online is a joint project of The General Libraries at the University of Texas at Austin and the Texas State Historical Association Comments to:

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Genealogische informatie Terug naar de startpagina Snoeren, Johanna Maria Geslacht : Vrouw Geboren : 04 Oktober 1898 in Klein Dongen Overleden : 12 Februari 1998 in Geertruidenberg Begraven : 17 Februari 1998 in Geertruidenberg Familie: Getrouwd: rond 1940 Verwante: Wijs, de, Jan Geslacht : Man Geboren : rond 1911 Familie: Getrouwd: 22 November 1921 in Dongen Verwante: Nelis, Johannes Gozewinus Geslacht : Man Geboren : 12 November 1893 in 's-Graveland Overleden : 04 September 1937 in Ginneken Begraven : 07 September 1937 in Geertruidenberg Ouders Vader: Nelis, Nicolaas Moeder: Baalen, Albertina Johanna van Terug naar de startpagina Meer, van der, Klazina Geslacht : Vrouw Geboren : 22 Maart 1851 in Voorschoten Overleden : 01 Oktober 1906 in 's-Hertogenbosch Ouders Vader: Meer, van der, Bernardus Moeder: Rhijn, van, Geertruida Familie: Getrouwd: 08 April 1871 in Leiden Verwante: Ham, van der, Gerardus Geslacht : Man Geboren : 28 Januari 1839 in Wassenaar Overleden : 18 November 1888 in Leiden Begraven : 22 November 1888 in Oegstgeest Ouders Vader: Ham, van der, Pieter

89. Wilkins Panel Paper October 2729, 2000. by. john wilkins / The Tablet. As part of a panel discussionon the. Relationship between hierarchy and independent initiatives. http://www.catholicsinpublicsquare.org/papers/fall2000commonweal/wilkins/wilkins

This paper was presented at the Commonweal Fall 2000 Colloquium October 27-29, 2000 by John Wilkins The Tablet As part of a panel discussion on the Relationship between hierarchy and independent initiatives Click here for a printer-friendly version of the complete text As an example of independent lay initiatives in Britain, I start with the Tablet , obviously, because that’s the paper I edit and with which I am familiar from experience. It was founded by a layman, Frederick Lucas, back in 1840. Like me, he became a Catholic after learning his Christianity elsewhere – in his case as a Quaker. His style was rumbustuous. For a while he edited the paper from Dublin, where it was denounced by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Lord Clarendon, as “one of the most offensive and virulent newspapers in Europe”. He didn’t get on with Bishop (later Cardinal) Wiseman, then responsible for south east England, who wrote to the Cardinal Secretary of State in the Vatican expressing regret at the paper’s “personal attacks, foul language, gross abuse, and constant interference in ecclesiastical affairs.” But Frederick Lucas was a big man in every way, and he launched the paper fair and square on the path of independence it maintains today. In 1868, however, the paper passed into clerical ownership when it was bought by Father (later Cardinal) Herbert Vaughan, and it stayed in clerical ownership for sixty-eight years, until 1936. Vaughan was a great supporter of Pius IX at the time of the debate over infallibility before the first Vatican Council. He was concerned to prevent any discussion of the matter in the pages of the

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91. Speaker Profile For: Rev. John J. Wilkins, Jr. Rev. john J. wilkins, Jr. Senior Pastor Wake Chapel Church—Raleigh,NC. john J. wilkins, Jr. is the senior pastor of Wake Chapel http://www.vkfields.com/spkbureau/speakerdetail.cfm?SpeakerID=9

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John Muir: Apostle of Nature by Thurman Wilkins from the publisher's press release John Muir: Apostle of Nature by Thurman Wilkins University of Oklahoma Press, Norman 336 pages, 23 illustrations, 3 maps, bibliographical notes, index, $24.95, cloth. Naturalist and conservation leader John Muir's life and dedication to the preservation movement are discussed in a new book published by the University of Oklahoma Press. John Muir: Apostle of Nature, by Thurman Wilkins, is Volume 8 in The Oklahoma Western Biographies. Nearly a century after John Muir's death, his works remain in print, his name is familiar, and his thought is much with us. How Muir's life made him a leader and brought him insights destined to resonate for decades is the central question underlying this biography by Thurman Wilkins. Born in Scotland, Muir came from a stern background of religious fundamentalism. Life grew sterner yet when the family immigrated to the United States and undertook the backbreaking task of developing a farm in Wisconsin, but Muir's fertile mind enabled him to escape farm drudgery by means of bizarre inventions. Armed with a university introduction to geology and botany, he became a consummate walker, tramping the Canadian forests, the southeastern woodlands, the Sierra Nevada, and several Alaskan glaciers until he had learned about wilderness at nature's own knee. Profoundly attached to dramatic wild places and plants, and to the Sierra and the redwoods in particular, Muir spearheaded efforts to protect forest areas and have some designated as national parks. Muir's wilderness ethic, as revealed in his books, letters, and journals, rests on his conception of the proper relationship between human culture and wild nature as one of humility and respect for all life.

93. Selected Early Works: W np 1684. wilkins, john, bp. of Chester, 16141672. wilkins, john, bp.of Chester, 1614-1672. Mercury or The secret and swift messenger. http://www.thebakken.org/library/books/early_w.htm

Books and Manuscripts Selected Pre-Eighteenth Century Works: W Previous page Next page Ward, Samuel, [20], 181 [i.e. 281], [1] p. front. 15.2 cm. Provenance: "Malo nori quam foedari" Casley (bookplate crest) Wheeler 111a. Wedel, Georg Wolffgang, [24], 240 p. 4 fold. charts. 14 cm. Bound with Helmont, Jean Baptiste van. Fundamenta medicinae recens jacta. Ulmae, 1680. Wie das poudre de sympathie vor allerhand Wunden und Seiten-Stechen zu machen. [n.p., n.d.] [4] p. 16.7 cm. Bound with Digby, Sir Kenelm. Eroffnung unterschiedlicher Heimlichkeiten der Natur. [n.p.] 1684. Wilkins, John, bp. of Chester, 1614-1672. Mercury, or The secret and swift messenger: shewing, how a man may with privacy and speed communicate his thoughts to a friend at any distance. [By] I.W. London, Printed by I. Norton, for I. Maynard and T. Wilkins, 1641. [14], 180 [i.e. 172] p. illus. 16.1 cm. Provenance: Durant moderata Robert Wilmot (bookplate crest); C.B.S. May 8. 1663 (inscription) In Ronalds, Wheeler 117. Wilkins, John, bp. of Chester, 1614-1672.

94. The Religion Report - 24/7/2002: John Wilkins In Australia john wilkins editor of the influential Catholic weekly The Tablet has been in Australiaattending a conference on the 40th anniversary of the Second Vatican http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/relrpt/stories/s634033.htm

the ABC's Religion And Ethics Gateway The Ark Encounter The Spirit of Things The Religion Report On Wednesday 24/7/2002 John Wilkins in Australia Summary: John Wilkins, editor of the influential Catholic weekly The Tablet , has been in Australia attending a conference on the 40th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council. He speaks about the role of the religious media, and the Church in the modern world. Details or Transcript: Stephen Crittenden: The influential international Catholic weekly The Tablet was founded in London in 1840. In Britain it’s widely read by Anglicans and Catholics who value The Tablet because it has a focus not just on internal church affairs, but on the wider world of politics and conflict and social change. The Tablet’s also showing an increasing interest in what’s happening here in Australia, and the paper’s editor, John Wilkins, has just been in Australia attending a conference marking the 40th anniversary of the beginning of the Second Vatican Council. I asked him how well he thinks religious issues are covered by the mainstream media, and whether the media has lost interest in religion at precisely the wrong moment in history. John Wilkins: Stephen Crittenden: What about the secularism of journalism itself as a discipline? I mean, when you think of people like Tom Paine at the beginning of journalism, you immediately think of journalism as in some ways a product of the secular enlightenment. Can it make a valuable contribution, looking in from outside?

95. Bibliography wilkins, john, 16141672, Mathematical and philosophical works of the Right Rev. wilkins,john, 1614-1672, Mathematical and philosophical works of the Right Rev. http://www.library.cornell.edu/math/bibliography/display.cgi?start=W&

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Hermann Christoph Wilkens Germany to Australia Ninth Generation (Continued) Wayne Louis Raymer Louis Thomas Raymer Henry Raymer Mary Jane Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph ) was born 1931. He died 22 May 1987. Wayne married Jane Wilson . Jane died 25TH MAY 1995. They had the following children: i Kristel Raymer ii Dean Raymer Robert Raymer Charles Wesley Raymer Charles Wesley Raymer Mary Jane Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Robert married Suan May Skerke . Suan died 26TH MAY 1995. They had the following children: i Donna Raymer ii Robbie Raymer iii Kim Raymer Conrad Raymer Charles Wesley Raymer Charles Wesley Raymer Mary Jane Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Conrad married Dale They had the following children: i Darrin Raymer ii Rebecca Raymer iii Steven Raymer Colin Burton Chapman Jeane Marie Austin Violet Victoria Wilkins James Henry Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Colin married Margaret Helen Turnbull They had the following children: i Helen Louise Chapman ii Elizabeth Kate Chapman iii Michael Rowellan Chapman iv Julia Margaret Chapman Timothy Bain Chapman Jeane Marie Austin Violet Victoria Wilkins James Henry Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Timothy married Sharon Louise Crawford They had the following children: i Laura Jeane Chapman ii Katherine Louise Chapman Geoffrey Austin Chapman Jeane Marie Austin Violet Victoria Wilkins James Henry Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Geoffrey married Diana Nona Wise They had the following children: i Nicholas John Burton Chapman ii Hannah Christina May Chapman iii Sarah Charlotte Claire Chapman iv Thomas William Bryant Chapman

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Borges on Metadata In devising a general system for the classification of archival entities, we should be mindful of the intellectual tradition of this work, which extends at least to the seventeenth century. Some of the most ambitious efforts were also among the earliest; not all have been entirely successful. An important essay by Jorge Luis Borges asks why this might be so, and may be taken to suggest moderation in the multiplication of classes, differences and species. [N.B. An English translation is below the Spanish original.] (Un ensayo de Jorge Luis Borges, publicado primera vez en la colección Otras Inquisiciones) Dividió el universo en cuarenta categorías o géneros, subdivisibles luego en diferencias, subdivisibles a su vez en especies. Asignó a cada género un monosílabo de dos letras; a cada diferencia, una consonante; a cada especie, una vocal. Por ejemplo: de, quiere decir elemento; deb, el primero de los elementos, el fuego; deba, una porción del elemento del fuego, una llama. En el idioma análogo de Letellier (1850), a, quiere decir animal; ab, mamífero; abo, carnívoro; aboj, felino; aboje, gato; abi, herbivoro; abiv, equino; etc. En el de Bonifacio Sotos Ochando (1845), imaba, quiere decir edificio; imaca, serrallo; imafe, hospital; imafo, lazareto; imarri, casa; imaru, quinta; imedo, poste; imede, pilar; imego, suelo; imela, techo; imogo, ventana; bire, encuadernor; birer, encuadernar. (Debo este último censo a un libro impreso en Buenos Aires en 1886: el Curso de lengua universal, del doctor Pedro Mata.)

100. John Wilkins - An Essay Toward A Real Character And A Philosophical Language Complete online text and images of this work by wilkins, the first linguistic engineering text ever written. http://reliant.teknowledge.com/Wilkins/

An Essay Toward a Real Character and a Philosophical Language by Bishop John Wilkins This web site contains the full text and original page images of a remarkable book written by Bishop John Wilkins in the 1600's. It contains a large ontology, a written and spoken language derived from the ontology, and a dictionary that maps terms in the ontology to English. Examples that relate hundreds of other human languages to the ontology are included. While many areas of the ontology are only of historical interest, there are numerous insights into issues of ontology and knowledge representation that should be of interest to the modern reader. The scope and scholarship of the work are impressive. The HTML version of the book has not been checked for errors of transcription and we would welcome corrections See side-by-side Images and HTML from the book. (Currently only available for browsers other than IE). This book may have application as a completeness check on more modern ontologies Biography another bio resume and Encyclopedia entry on Wilkins Get a reprint of the original book on Amazon and a book review Collection of papers about Wilkins a paper on information design that references Wilkins Discovery of a World in the Moone - another book by Wilkins George Luis Borges' rather harsh critique of Wilkins' book, apparently done without having read it

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