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James Henry Breasted
james henry Breasted. 1865 1935. James Breasted was born in 1865 andwas later revised in 1944. In 1935 james henry Breasted died.
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Extractions: James Breasted was born in 1865 in Rockford, Illinois and is an American Orientalist, archaeologist and historian. He attended the Chicago Theological Seminary Yale University and the University of Berlin. He was appointed as Professor of Egyptology and Oriental History at the University of Chicago J. Breasted has written numerous books that include A History of Egypt in 1905 and Ancient Times: A History of the Early World which originated in 1916 and was later revised in 1944. In 1935 James Henry Breasted died.
James Henry Breasted
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Extractions: 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) Literary Who's Who Music Artists for: advanced search RELATED INFORMATION Who's Who - Literature Styles Modern Post Modern Lived in Chicago Early 20th Century ... Own James Henry Breasted Today! Bookstores By Style 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:
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Extractions: James Henry 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. 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.
James Henry Presnell
james henry PRESNELL (18851950). Knoxville's Bronze Mayor was widelyknown throughout the city and was undoubtedly the most popular
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Extractions: JAMES HENRY PRESNELL (1885-1950) Knoxville's "Bronze Mayor" was widely known throughout the city and was undoubtedly the most popular person in the black community during the 1930s and 1940s. Noted for his ever-present cigar and friendly manner, he was very involved in civic, church, and social activities. James H. Presnell was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, on November 13, 1885. He was graduated from the Normal Department of Knoxville College in 1908 and from the College in 1910. After being graduated from Meharry Medical College in 1913, he set up his medical practice in Knoxville. In 1923, he married Cloteal Hardy, a popular teacher at Knoxville Colored High School. They had three children: James, Jr., Madison, and Margaret Louise. Through the years, Presnell's lucrative practice allowed him to accumulate a considerable amount of property. He continued his studies at Northwestern University and engaged in post-graduate work in some of the leading hospitals in the country. His patients ranked him high in his knowledge and practice of medicine.
AHA Information: James Henry Breasted Presidential Address (1928)
AHA Logo. The New Crusade. By james henry Breasted President of the AmericanHistorical Association, 1928. Annual address of the president
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Extractions: Les Moeurs Kulturgeschichte for the first time . It is the recognition of history as a record of human experience which has inevitably resulted in the inclusion of this conquest of civilization within the framework of a complete human history. This appearance of civilization for the first time It is therefore of fundamental importance to determine where this marvellous process took place, and I believe that the materials for settling this question are already in our hands. Today the traveller on the Nile enters a wonderland at whose gates rise the colossal pyramids of which he has had visions perhaps from earliest childhood. As he ascends the river he sees expanding behind palm-fringed shores vast temple precincts, to which avenues of sphinxes lead up from the shore, dominated by the mighty shafts of tall obelisks and stately colonnades. But it does not commonly occur to the traveller that, just as in America, so there on the Nile the wilderness preceded all this Here it was then that the prehistoric hunter, whose instinct for self-expression had been for ages quite content to ply the flint graving tool in carving symmetrical lines of game beasts along the ivory handle of a stone dagger, was transformed by fifty generations of social evolution into a royal architect, launching great bodies of organized craftsmen upon the quarries of the Nile cliffs, and summoning thence stately and rhythmic colonnades, imposing temples, and a vast rampart of pyramids, the greatest tombs ever erected by the hand of man, and the first great superstructures of masonry in any country.
James Henry Watson (14 Apr 1875 - 14 Aug 1901)
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Extractions: b 14 Apr 1875, d 14 Aug 1901, bur Gatlinburg, Sevier, Tennessee John Watson Samuel P. Watson b 1801 Samuel Conner b 1832 Susannah 'Susie' Conner Nancy Swearingen William M. Watson d 14 May 1875 b 1810 William 'Billy' Ogle b Mar1851 William 'Black_Bill' Ogle Martha Jane Huskey ... Martha 'Patsy' Ogle b 1790 Henry Bohanon b 1833 Nancy Bohanon Amillia Shotwell ... James Henry Watson d 30 Jun 1902 b 1795 Minnie Etta Ogle m 21 Aug 1895 James Harkless Eslinger , Sevier, Tennessee b 24 Sep 1835 Rhoda Eslinger d 04 Jan 1905 Thomas J. Ogle b 31 Jan 1855 Harkless T. Ogle Sophia Bosley d 24 Apr 1885 Elizabeth Ogle b 1811 John Ownby, Jr. b 26 Oct 1837 Margaret 'Peggy' Ownbey Elizabeth Hill d 23 Jun 1908 b 20 Mar 1810 ... Anna Watson Buried in the White Oak Flats Cemetery. SMHS lists death as 14 August 1900. Source: 'Smoky Mountain Clans', Donald B. Reagan, 1978, p 33, 178. 'Smoky Mountain Clans, Volume 2', 1983, Donald B. Reagan, p 172. 'The Book of Ragan/Reagan', Donald B. Reagan, 1993, p 147, 150. 'In the Shadow of the Smokies', Smoky Mountain Historical Society, 1993, p 579. Index Previous Next David L. Beckwith
James Henry Elledge (1841 - 1862)
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Extractions: b 1841, , , , North Carolina d 1862, James Elledge b 1810 James Henry Elledge Sarah E. McCarter m 28 Nov 1858 Jane Baldwin b 1820 William Eledge Martha Jane Eledge Died in the Civil War. Source: 'Smoky Mountain Clans, Volume 2', Donald B. Reagan, 1983, p 96. 'Sevier County, Tennessee and Its Heritage', 1994, p 193. Index Previous Next David L. Beckwith
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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
I7: James HENRY (15 AUG 1846 - 21 FEB 1897)
james henry. DEATHS HENRY james henry, aged about 55 years, died suddenlyof heart disease, at his home, near Boyers Chapel, last Sunday morning.
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Extractions: Family 1 Charlotte Frances DUNGAN Mary Frances HENRY Delilah E. (Swinford) HENRY James K. HENRY Alexander (Alec) HENRY ... INDEX Obituary from Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY, "The Log Cabin" of February 26, 1897: "DEATHS: HENRY - James Henry, aged about 55 years, died suddenly of heart disease, at his home, near Boyers Chapel, last Sunday morning. Mr. Henry was a well known trader of this county, and was a prominent member of the Methodist church. He leaves a wife and ten children." Using the date of this newspaper and a perpetual calendar, the death date is confirmed as 21 February 1897. Created by GED2HTML v2.4a-UNREGISTERED (1/1/96) on Fri Aug 02 11:26:06 1996 Father: James HENRY
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James Henry Hoyt
james henry Hoyt. james henry Hoyt. HOYT, james henry, fourth son ofBilly and Sarah (Wood) Hoyt, was born in Stamford April 14, 1809.
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Extractions: The Stamford Historical Society James Henry Hoyt James Henry Hoyt The excerpt below is from pages 398 ff. The book may be found at our Research Library Ferguson Library "HOYT, JAMES HENRY, fourth son of Billy and Sarah (Wood) Hoyt, was born in Stamford April 14, 1809. See sketches of Abraham and Thaddeus Hoyt. His father was a farmer, and his early educational advantages were those of the sons of our ordinary New England farmers. At the age of seventeen he was apprenticed to the cabinet making-business, and at the close of his minority he took the business of his former master into his hands. He soon connected with this business the lumber trade. It will illustrate his enterprise thus early in his business life, that while engaged in this trade he imported the first cargo of hard coal ever brought to Stamford. In his private life Mr. Hoyt is eminently a domestic man. His home, when not in his business, is emphatically in the bosom of his family. He married January 31, 1838, Sarah J. Grey, of Darien, and they have five children, three of whom are now living. It was a very severe stroke which bereaved him of his wife. He had entrusted to her the entire administration of his domestic matters, because his official duties required all his strength. He only asked, what in the stress of his care and responsibility he so much needed, a quiet and restful home, in which he could find the repose that should refit him for his work. And it was just such a home that he found, under her administration, always ready to welcome him.
James Henry Rawls Son Of S.S.
james henry Rawls son of SS. james henry Rawls and Mary Elizabeth Linley. JamesH., the son of Shadrack Simpson Rawls. Lizzie james henry Rawls.
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Extractions: James Henry Rawls and Mary Elizabeth Linley James H., the son of Shadrack "Simpson" Rawls. He was born 10/13/1872 in MS.moved to AL. btw.1878-80. He married Mary Elizabeth Linley, she was called Lizzie. They resided for many years in Brilliant, Marion Co.AL. but James moved in 1925 to Ark. he died 1954 in Batesville, Ark. and was buried in Marion Co.AL. Lizzie died first and was buried in Ark. [location ?] But when James's time came, he wanted to be taken back home for burial, in Marion Co. AL.
PBS - THE WEST - James Henry Lane
james henry Lane. (18141866). Mesmerizing on the podium and dauntlessin the defense of his beliefs, James H. Lane was a principal
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Extractions: PEOPLE A-C D-H I-R ... S-Z Mesmerizing on the podium and dauntless in the defense of his beliefs, James H. Lane was a principal leader of the anti-slavery forces that ultimately made Kansas free-soil. Lane was born in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, in 1814, and followed the footsteps of his father, an Indiana Congressman, by becoming a lawyer and a Jacksonian Democrat. Lane's service as the commander of two Indiana volunteer regiments in the Mexican-American War helped him to launch his own political career. He served as Indiana's Lieutenant Governor from 1849 to 1853 and then as a Congressman from 1853 to 1855. Instead of running for a second term, however, Lane moved to the Kansas Territory, where he saw the nation's future in the balance. When Congress created the Kansas Territory in , it broke with precedent and decided to let the territory's citizens determine for themselves whether or not to allow slavery within their borders. The hope was for a democratic resolution of this divisive question. The result was that Kansas quickly became a staging ground for the impending Civil War, as pro-slavery and abolitionist forces from across the nation converged there to battle for their beliefs. Although he arrived as a Democrat, Lane stood at the forefront of the free-soil faction in Kansas, and was a founder of the Free-State party. He put his military training to use by organizing free-state militia units throughout the territory and in defending
Professor James Henry Breasted Writes In The Memory Of His Fellow Scholar
Professor james henry Breasted Writes in the Memory of his Fellow Scholar.Professor james henry Breasted conducted research on ancient
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Extractions: Professor James Henry Breasted Writes in the Memory of his Fellow Scholar Professor James Henry Breasted conducted research on ancient Egypt, an area of study that Stevenson held very close to her heart. Stevensons passion for Egyptology began at an early age in Paris when she was under the supervision of M. and Mme. Achille Jubinal. M. Jubinal had his own museum and cultivated Stevensons interest in Egyptology during her years of study (Danien Not Yet Published: 1). At the beginning of the 20 th century, Breasted went to Egypt to study monuments and ancient remains. It was through their mutual passion for Egyptology that they formed a close intellectual bond. Upon Sara Yorke Stevenson s death, Breasted wrote a letter to Dr. Pepper who held a meeting in memory of Stevenson in the Auditorium of the University of Pennsylvanias Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . Breasted wrote, Not only did Professor Breasted regard Stevenson as an intelligent anthropologist, he considered her to be a strong woman who made immense sacrifices for the field in which she felt intense devotion. He praised her in the
Sir James Henry Craig - Canadian Confederation
Lower Canada. Sir james henry Craig. Portrait Governor james henryCraig. Governor james henry Craig. Copyright/Source. Sir James
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Extractions: Sir James Henry Craig was appointed the seventh Governor of Canada on August 29, 1807, and held the position until October 23, 1811. Craig arrived in Quebec in very difficult times. His arrival fostered hope among the English-speaking people of the colonists that a fully British political system would finally be established. Expectations were also high among the French Canadians who hoped the new governor would right the wrong that had been imposed upon them. As early as 1808, problems arose in the House of Assembly. The House sought to discredit the legislative mandate of the magistrates by abolishing the right of judges to sit as members of the House. The debate grew bitter, and the newspapers, The Quebec Mercury and Le Canadien , took up sides. The French-Canadian electorate seethed with discontent. After being in session for only 36 days, the House of Assembly was dissolved by Craig. At the opening of the 1810 session, England ordered Governor Craig to accept the will of the House of Assembly to exclude the magistrates. The House passed a law to that effect, but the Legislative Council amended it to be applicable only for the next general election. The House of Assembly stood its ground and expelled a member who was a judge. Governor Craig prorogued Parliament and called an election, the third in 18 months. Also, in a bid to intimidate the public and its defenders, he had the presses of
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James Henry Hammond, "Cotton Is King"
james henry Hammond, On the Admission of Kansas, Under the Lecompton Constitution( Cotton is King ). Speech Before the United States Senate, 4 March 1858.
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Extractions: America's Civil War History 393 Advent 1998 Professor John C. Willis [Excerpts] As I am disposed to see this question settled as soon as possible, and am perfectly willing to have a final and conclusive settlement now, after what the Senator from New York [William Seward] has said, I think it not improper that I should attempt to bring the North and South face to face, and see what resources each of us might have in the contingency of separate organizations. If we never acquire another foot of territory for the South, look at her. Eight hundred and fifty thousand square miles. As large as Great Britain, France, Austria, Prussia and Spain. Is not that territory enough to make an empire that shall rule the world? With the finest soil, the most delightful climate, whose staple productions none of those great countries can grow, we have three thousand miles of continental sea-shore line so indented with bays and crowded with islands, that, when their shore lines are added, we have twelve thousand miles. Through the heart of our country runs the great Mississippi, the father of waters, into whose bosom are poured thirty-six thousand miles of tributary rivers; and beyond we have the desert prairie wastes to protect us in our rear. Can you hem in such a territory as that? You talk of putting up a wall of fire around eight hundred and fifty thousand square miles so situated! How absurd.
James Henry Wright Online
james henry Wright American Painter, 18131883 Guide to pictures of worksby james henry Wright in art museum sites and image archives worldwide.
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I72: James ARKINS (25 JUL 1869 - )
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