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Great Books Index - Henry James
Henry James Great Books Index. GREAT BOOKS INDEX. Henry James (18431916)
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Henry James
Henry James was born in New York City into a wealthy family. EmanuelSwedenborg. Swedenborg's ideas run heavily in Henry James' family.
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Extractions: 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
James Henry Graf's Angelfire Home
james henry Graf's Angelfire Home. james henry Graf 76 Market Street, Apt. D5 PerthAmboy, NJ 088614445 United States of America Telephone 732-324-7467.
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Extractions: Humanity faces a crisis of law and conscience that few can recognize, still fewer will acknowledge, and none will remedy a crisis that jeopardizes the very future of human civilization. The essential concepts of human rights and human dignity are under assault as never before. Corruption and discrimination abound. Standards are slipping. The media wallow in denial and the people revel in insouciance. Compassion and decency are fast disappearing from the human behavioral repertoire. Victims of gross defamation and governmental cruelty become "non-persons" anathematized, ridiculed, rejected, suspected. Too often, the aggrieved enjoy no recourse, the persecuted find no refuge, the abused and degraded are denied all hope of escape or rescue. The system is broken not just the law enforcement system, but the advocacy system as well. Governments absurdly rationalize their own crimes and deny the equal protection of their laws. Advocates and non-governmental organizations corruptly abdicate their responsibility. In treachery or in trepidation, they discriminate against certain persons, refuse to acknowledge certain issues, and refuse to confront certain oppressors. They make exceptions. They make excuses. They consult an invisible rule book that tells them how far they may go, what and whom to ignore. To a great extent, Armageddon is within. It is a struggle for the liberty and integrity of the human mind, for the preservation of human dignity, for the very meaning of human existence, for the restoration of the Rule of Law, for the very continuance of civilization in any acceptable form.
James Henry Graf's Annex
james henry Graf's Angelfire Home Annex. Contents. Selected Documents. JamesHenry Graf's Letter to Danish Police dated December 12, 1991.
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Extractions: References Human Rights Mental Torture, High-Tech Assault, and Ritual Abuse October 31, 1991 Complaint to UN Committee Against Torture March 20, 1997 Letter to UN Committee Against Torture November 4, 1991 Letter to UN Hum. Rts. Committee (Danish Complaint) March 9, 1996 Letter to UN Human Rights Committee (Danish Update) ... Fantasy Interrogation April 1, 1995 Letter to Somerset, NJ FBI Office April 18, 1995 Letter to President William Clinton Unsigned, Undated FBI Form Letter Postmarked Sep. 30, 1996 June 23, 1997 Letter to US Attorney General Janet Reno Letter of November 14, 1984 to Ms. Mary James Letter of December 4, 1984 from Mr. Daniel D. Schechter Letter of July 22, 1985 to New York ACLU Card Postmarked July 26, 1985 from New York ACLU ... Letter dated February 26, 1997 from ACLU "Formfilling" Statement Denmark, September 19, 1991
WIEM: James Henry
james henry (18431916), pisarz amerykaski; brat Williama, filozofa. Pochodzi z Nowego Jorku, nad jego wyksztaceniem czuwa ojciec, filozof
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Extractions: poka¿ powi±zane James Henry (1843-1916), pisarz amerykañski; brat Williama, filozofa. Pochodzi³ z Nowego Jorku, nad jego wykszta³ceniem czuwa³ ojciec, filozof i teolog, do 12. roku ¿ycia uczy³ siê pod kierunkiem prywatnych nauczycieli. Studiowa³ w najbardziej presti¿owych uczelniach europejskich i amerykañskich. Opu¶ci³ Amerykê, któr± uzna³ za niezbyt przychyln± dla wszelkich dzia³añ artystycznych, i przeniós³ siê do Europy. Pocz±tkowo mieszka³ w Rzymie, nastêpnie w Pary¿u, na sta³e osiedli³ siê od 1876 w Londynie, pod koniec ¿ycia przyjmuj±c obywatelstwo brytyjskie. W twórczo¶æ Jamesa, znakomitego reprezentanta realizmu psychologicznego, wyró¿nia siê trzy okresy. Z pierwszego pochodz± powie¶ci konfrontuj±ce kultury Ameryki i Europy, podejmuj±ce rozwa¿ania o konflikcie amerykañskiego temperamentu, wyros³ego z purytañskiej tradycji, i europejskiego relatywizmu etycznego: Roderick Hudson Amerykanin Europejczycy Daisy Miller Portret damy Bostoñczycy Ksiê¿niczka Casamassima W drugim okresie twórczo¶ci akcjê swoich utworów umieszcza³ James w Anglii, eksperymentowa³ z form± podaj±c w w±tpliwo¶æ rozmaite techniki narracji, zastanawia³ siê nad problematyzacj± punktu widzenia, wzglêdno¶ci± prawdy: powie¶ci
Rorkesdriftvc.com - James Henry Reynolds
you are currently viewing james henry Reynolds. james henry Reynolds (Army MedicalDepartment, later to be RAMC). Directions to Memorial. Died 4th. March 1932.
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Extractions: Road Trip! Your Stories The Film "Zulu" ... James Henry Reynolds (Army Medical Department, later to be RAMC). Directions to Memorial Died 4th. March 1932. Buried in the RC section of Kensal Rise Cemetery, Plot 504 NE. Accessed via Kensal Green tube station. On entering the main entrance, turn right into the Catholic section. Continue straight along the path, passing a Church on the right. The path then branches into two (the main branch curves to the left, a lesser branch continues straight). Take the curve to the left. Eight yards along, look to your right. Eight yards in from the path is the grave of Surgeon Reynolds. There are two other VC winners in this RC section, and 14 others in the main Kensal Green cemetery.
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james henry River Journeys offers wilderness whitewater rafting, canoe, inflatablekayak, and hiking adventure trips on Alaska¹s TatshenshiniAlsek in
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Extractions: Since 1973 James Henry River Journeys has been introducing adventurous souls to the delights of whitewater river travel on Alaska Oregon California , and Idaho rivers. From the excitement of challenging whitewater to the serenity of moving water, we've provided unique sp ecial theme trips for individuals and families seeking fun-filled, adventure-oriented, vacations on the finest rivers of the American West and Alaska.
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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.
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Extractions: documents menu 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
James Henry Rollins
james henry Rollins. Autobiography of james henry Rollins, as editedfor the Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine. Life Story
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Extractions: 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. ;)
Searching For Mars Family Connections
Decendants of james henry Mars and Aubey Ankie Cox Jones who migrated from NC to Tuscaloosa, AL to Kemper County, MS, with documentation and records.
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Extractions: This homepage is dedicated to finding the descendants of James Henry Mars, Sr. and his wife Aubey "Ankie" Cox Jones. Background Information James Henry Mars, Sr. and Aubey "Ankie" Cox Jones were believed to be part of a wagon train of settlers migrating from North Carolina to the lower South. Stopping first to live in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, James and Ankie eventually made Kemper Co., Mississippi their final home. They and a few of their children are buried in the cemetery of Spring Hill Methodist Church, a tiny church which is still standing today. Running Into a Brick Wall I do not know any information beyond James Mars and Ankie Jones. I assume (probably incorrectly) that Robert would be James's father's name since the first son was named Robert. I am afraid too that I will never find Ankie's parents since "Jones" is such a common last name. My Objective Searching for Mars descendants has proven to be quite a challenge. I roughly have 1,773 names after about 2 years of research. I would still like to hear from anyone who can contribute anything to my search... wills, Bible records, census listings, birth and death dates, cemetery sites, old photographs... I use them all. With the information I acquire, I plan on compiling a non-profit Mars family book and donating a copy to the Kemper Co., MS; the Neshoba Co., MS; and the Tuscaloosa Co., AL libraries. That way future generations will have this history compiled and safely stored for them. I would like to thank the people who have contacted me so far. With your help, I have been able to expand my search. Thanks!
The James Henry Home Page
james henry has toured the USA and the world extensively with Warner Brothersrecording artist Pablo Cruise. Video, james henry live in Concert!
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Extractions: 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. 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.
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REYNOLDS, James Henry
REYNOLDS, james henry. Surgeon External Links, james henry Reynolds (biography,photos, memorial details) at rorkesdriftvc.com. Location
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FYNN, James Henry
FYNN, james henry. Private, 4th Bn., The South Wales Borderers, BritishArmy Campaign, First World War. Age, 22. Nationality, English.
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Genealogy File: James Henry Parslow, 1862-?
Name james henry Parslow, 1862? Born on 30th September 1862; at Lavender Hill,Enfield, Middlesex, England. at ? -4, -5, -6, -7. james henry Parslow 1862-?
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Extractions: Genealogy File Follow individual links for further family records or return to the weburbia ancestral index Name: James Henry Parslow Born: on 30th September 1862; at Lavender Hill, Enfield, Middlesex, England Married: on 8th October 1882; to Amy Robinson at St Andrews of Enfield, Middlesex, England Occupations: bricklayer, journeyman Died: on at James Henry Parslow
Killmer: Ablem Killmer Family: Fourth Generation
Ad Fourth Generation. 5. james henry 4 Killmer (David 3 , Archibald2 , Ablem 1 ) was born in Washington Co, NY March 8, 1830. James
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Extractions: James Henry Killmer David ... Ablem ) was born in Washington Co, NY March 8, 1830. James died December 1, 1889 in Rural Crowley, Acadia Par., LA, at age 59. He married Sarah Maria Anderson March 22, 1859 in New York. Sarah was born June 13, 1838 in New York. Sarah was the daughter of John Anderson and Mary Ann Ford. Sarah died October 17, 1889 in Rural Crowley, Acadia Par., LA, at age 51. Her body was interred date unknown in McCain Cemetery, Acadia Par., LA. James Henry Killmer and Sarah Maria Anderson had the following children: 6 i. Anna Killmer was born in Prairie City, Jasper Co., IA September 24, 1861. Anna died November 14, 1861 in Prairie City, Jasper Co., IA, at age unknown. + 7 ii. Henry Jasper Killmer was born November 10, 1862. 8 iii. Elvira Killmer was born in Prairie City, Jasper Co., IA January 25, 1864. Elvira died January 27, 1864 in Prairie City, Jasper Co., IA, at age unknown. 9 iv. Elvira's twin Killmer was born in Prairie City, Jasper Co., IA January 27, 1864. Elvira's died January 27, 1864 in Prairie City, Jasper Co., IA, at age unknown. + 10 v.
The Portrait Of A Lady James Henry
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The Turn Of The Screw And Other Stories James Henry
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James Henry Morgan, Class Of 1878
james henry Morgan (18571939). james henry Morgan was born on afarm in southern Delaware in 1857. He prepared at Rugby Academy
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Extractions: James Henry Morgan was born on a farm in southern Delaware in 1857. He prepared at Rugby Academy and entered Dickinson in September 1874 as one of a freshman class of 16. He elected to take the Scientific Course, became a leading debater with the Union Philosophical Society, and sat on the editorial board of the Dickinsonian. He won the Pierson Gold Medal for Oratory as a junior and gave the Latin Salutory at his commencement in 1878. Following graduation, he taught at the Pennington School and at his old school of Rugby, before being named in 1882 to head the Dickinson Preparatory School. Soon after, he joined the faculty as an adjunct professor of Greek. He was librarian from 1893 to 1900, consolidating the three College collections into Bosler Hall . In 1890 he was promoted to full professor and also married Mary Curran , an alumna of 1888. He received an honorary doctorate from Bucknell in 1892 and entered the Methodist ministry in 1895. Beginning in 1893 he was the dean of the College under Presidents George Reed and Eugene Noble On Noble's resignation in 1914, Morgan became acting president and, in 1915, president of the College. After fourteen years he retired in 1928 and wrote a history of the College. Twice in subsequent years he was recalled to serve as temporary head of the institution, first in 1931 on the sudden death of

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