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Great Britain History:     more books (100)

A Rhyming History of Britain: 55 B.C.-A.D. 1966 by James Muirden, 2003-10-01 Bloody Britain: A Guide to the History of Murder, Massacre and Mayhem (Travel Guide) by Automobile Association, 2003-04-01 Eagles Recalled: Pilot and Aircrew Wings of Canada, Great Britain and the British Commonwealth 1913-1945 (Schiffer Military History) by Warren Carroll, 2004-01-01 Development of Trade Unionism in Great Britain and Germany, 1880-1914 by Wolfgang J. Mommsen, 1985-11 Britain Since 1789: A Concise History by Prof. Martin Pugh, 1999-08-20 History of Jazz in Britain 1919-50 by Jim Godbolt, 2010-08-15 A History of Britain by Richard Dargie, 2009-09-01 An Illustrated History of Britain (Background Books) by David McDowall, 1989-12-02 A History of Britain: Fate of Empire; 1776-2000 v.3 (Vol 3) by Simon Schama, 2003-05-01 History, Historians, and Conservatism in Britain and America: From the Great War to Thatcher and Reagan by Reba Soffer, 2009-03-15 Amber, Gold & Black: The History of Britain's Great Beers by Martyn Cornell, 2010-06-01 The Great Famine and Beyond: Irish Migrants in Britain in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries The Slump: Britain in the Great Depression (3rd Edition) by John Stevenson, Chris Cook, 2009-11-21 Roman Britain: A New History by Guy de la Bedoyere, 2010-05-01

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41. Lutheran Council Of Great Britain - History
    For a more detailed history of Lutherans in britain, click here All Lutherans in britainstrive to proclaim the gospel of The Lutheran Council of great britain.  
    http://lutheran.org.uk/a-history.htm
    
    Extractions: The history of Lutherans in Britain Lutherans take their name from Martin Luther, an Augustinian monk and theologian in 16th century Germany. He believed that the church was ignoring or contradicting important teachings of Christ, and that it had become corrupt as an institution. Because his convictions were deeply felt, in 1517 he published 95 theses for discussion and debate within the church. His aim was to reform the church so that Christ's gospel was restored to the central position in the church's life and teaching. Luther did not want to leave the church, but the church's leadership regarded his views as disturbing and dangerous. In 1520 Luther was excommunicated. Luther, however, continued to proclaim his views in his preaching, teaching and writing, and he was supported by a growing number of people, including many clergy and secular rulers. In a short time large areas of Germany became 'Lutheran', and 'Lutheranism' took root in other European countries and in Scandinavia. The Lutheran Church was the first church to grow out of the Reformation movement. The Reformation was kindled by Luther's 95 theses and rapidly spread throughout Western Europe, influencing also the church in Britain at the time of Henry VIII.

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    KEPLER TO EINSTEIN (V2237) BILL NYE BALANCE/STRUCTURE (V2931) great BASIN (US)LAND OF THE SLEEPING MOUNTAINS (V2550) great britain - history britain ALONE  
    http://drc.sd62.bc.ca/BROWSE/31000069.HTM

43. The Methodist Church Of Great Britain
    Official web site. Introduction to Methodism, history, explanation of church structure, beliefs. News, British Methodist Conference public statements, contact information, links to other Methodist web site in great britain.  
    http://www.methodist.org.uk/

44. Great Britain
    great britain. To help you find information on various places within britain aswell as general British history and Medieval England, multilevel indices are  
    http://historymedren.about.com/cs/greatbritain/

45. Who's Who In Medieval History - Geographical Index - Britain
    http//sprinks.about.com/. Buy a Link Now! SPECIAL OFFER FROM MILITARY history!Go on the great military campaigns of history that have shaped world history.  
    http://historymedren.about.com/library/who/blwwbritdex.htm
    
    Extractions: Advertisement Geographical Index: Britain England Alcuin of York Alfred the Great Anselm of Canterbury Augustine of Canterbury ... King Harold II (Godwinson) King Henry I King Henry II King Henry III King Henry IV ... John Wycliffe Scotland Robert the Bruce William Wallace Wales Geraldus Cambrensis Main Geographical Index A B ... About Who's Who in Medieval History More at the Medieval History Site Site Map

46. The Royal Institution Of Great Britain
    Information on website includes history of the institution, its buildings, current activities.  
    http://www.rigb.org
    
    Extractions: In 1800 the Ri Charter explained that the founders of the Ri wanted to create a public institution that would diffuse knowledge, and, through philosophical lectures and experiments, apply science for the common purposes of life. Since this time, the Ri has endeavoured to achieve exactly that, through an extensive and expanding events programme designed to communicate science to the entire general public. This site will allow you to view, and book for, events that are currently taking place, as well as providing information on previous lectures, including our Christmas Lectures. You can select events by date, through our events calendar, or by lecture type. Through this site you can learn more about the impressive heritage associated with the Ri, from its foundation in 1799 to essential and dramatic present day developments . There are profiles of prominent Ri people , from the original founders to the current Ri Director.

47. Invasion And Settlement Of Britain History (Great Britain And Ireland) Anthony T
    Invasion and Settlement of britain history (great britain and Ireland)Anthony Thomas Hill. Invasion and Settlement of britain history  
    http://www.bookssource.co.uk/Anthony-Thomas-Hill-Invasion-and-Settlement-o-18976

48. Medical Heritage Of Great Britain
    Concerns the 'industrial archaeology' of medicine. Produced by the Bath history By Topic Science MedicineMedical Heritage of great britain, This website is produced by the Bath WessexMedical history Group, a nonprofit making medical history society and is  
    http://www.medicalheritage.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Medical Heritage of Great Britain Over the centuries, disease and mankind's efforts to be rid of it have left a tangible mark on the landscape - what one might call the archaeology of medicine. These historical artifacts have been largely neglected and with the rapid changes in medical care which characterise contemporary society, old established institutions are being closed and their buildings abandoned. Derelict hospital buildings are now a familiar part of the British urban landscape. Some are rapidly reduced to rubble whilst others suffer a less ignominious fate by undergoing an architectural metamorphosis into supermarkets, hotels and residential developments. General practitioners increasingly work within purpose built premises. The forerunners of such buildings are the 19th century dispensaries, some of which survive and have been adapted to other purposes. There are now very few examples of old established doctors' surgeries which are still providing a service in their original setting. A few early surgeries have been rebuilt in museum or heritage settings. A few working pharmacies still have good collections of jars and other ancient paraphernalia whilst others have been dismantled and reassembled in museums and heritage theme parks.

49. Border Collie Club Of Great Britain - History
    The Early history of the Border Collie Club of Gt October 1976 saw The Border CollieClub of great britain title registered with the Kennel Club and in February  
    http://www.bordercollieclub.com/history.asp
    
    Extractions: The Early History of the Border Collie Club of Gt. Britain by Marion Hopkinson, formerly (Leigh) September 1972 saw the nucleus of what has now become a wonderfully successful Breed Club. The instigation of this group was caused by the Kennel Club refusing to register my very nicely bred Border Collie bitch on the Obedience register as anything other than "working sheepdog". I was quite annoyed to say the least, and originally the first six of our group banded together with some "high falluting" notion that the breed ought to be recognised. After all, it is a British dog! We became 'The Border Collie Enthusiasts Club' - which said it all! We promoted our cause through jumble sales, raffles and coffee mornings held at my home, giving the proceeds to Guide Dogs but collecting support on the way. In 1973 we had our first "large" event - a Sponsored Dog Sit of Border Collies which looked very impressive to our local public onlookers. Harry Glover gave us wonderful support and lots of coverage in his column in Our Dogs, this proved to be a great turning point. He steered both me and the Club through the various procedures and his encouragement was never ending.

50. Isetta Owners Club Of Great Britain
    Contains history of the marque, technical help, photo gallery, members area, joining details, events calendar, regalia, and a car register.  
    http://www.isetta-owners-club-gb.com/

51. Carmelite Nuns In Great Britain - History
    Carmels Life Prayer history Saints Links Home ORIGINS OF THE CARMELITES, 10November 2000 Contact © Association of Carmelite Nuns in great britain.  
    http://www.carmelnuns.org.uk/history.htm
    
    Extractions: The Carmelite Order takes its name from Mount Carmel in the Holy Land (Israel) and traces its origins back to the ancient hermits living on that mountain. There in the twelfth century were to be found a group of hermits, mostly former crusaders and pilgrims, calling themselves the Brothers of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and striving to live, in the spirit of the prophet Elijah , a life of solitude and prayer. Standing always before the Living God on behalf of His people, and totally dedicated to His worship and glory, these hermits had heard the call of Jesus Christ to leave everything and to follow him. From its very beginning the Order of Carmel always had a special love and veneration for Mary, the Mother of Jesus. She is the Mother and Patroness of all Carmelites and the scapular which they wear as part of their habit is a sign of their dedication to her and a reliance on her protection. They see in Mary one who, in her simplicity, was totally open and receptive to God's action and took her as their model and sister in their search for God. They also took their inspiration from the prophet Elijah who was a man on fire with love of God. His basic message was

52. Polish Folklore
    Polish folklore in great britain and around the world, Polish music and history  
    http://www.fpzf.org

53. Poles In The Second World War
    The text of a booklet by Andrzej Suchcitz, published by the Polish ExCombatants Association In great britain in 1995 to mark the 50th Anniversary of the end of the Second World War.  
    http://www.cleary.dircon.co.uk/poland/suchcitz.htm
    
    Extractions: North Africa On 17 September 1939 with the Polish armies fully engaged against the German onslaught, the USSR invaded from the East. The Frontier Defence Corps and improvised forces in eastern Poland put up a spirited if futile struggle, including the two-day defence of Grodno, the battles of Kodziowce and Szack. The Soviet invasion put paid to any chance of maintains the Romanian bridgehead. The Polish President, Government and Supreme GHQ were forced to cross the border into allied Romania, with the aim of reaching France and from there continuing the war against the two invaders. Under political pressure from Berlin, the Romanian government interned the Polish President, Government and High Command. The Polish Campaign had lasted 6 weeks. The German losses were: 16,000 killed, 32,000 wounded, 674 tanks, 319 armoured trucks, 195 guns and mortars, 6,046 trucks and 5,538 motor-cycles were destroyed or badly damaged. The Luftwaffe lost 564 airplanes and the Kriegsmarine one minesweeper. The Red Army's losses amounted to 2,500 killed, 9,000 wounded, 1,000 taken prisoner, 150 tanks and armoured vehicles and 15-20 aircraft destroyed.

54. MedHist: UK's Gateway To Resources For The History Of Medicine
    for the great britain historical database which contains demographic and socioeconomicstatistics. The database itself can be accessed via the history Data  
    http://medhist.ac.uk/browse/mesh/detail/C0018223L0018223.html
    
    Extractions: Title 1970 British cohort study Description The 1970 British cohort study (BCS70) is a continuing longitudinal study started in 1970 to collect data about the births and families of babies born in the UK between 5 and 11 April 1970. The Web site contains sections of the data gathered: the birth data and the follow-up surveys carried out after 22 months, 42 months, 5 years, 10 years, 16 years, 26 years and the 1999-2000 survey. The datasets may be downloaded, but users must first register with the UK Data Archive. Use of the information is free for academic users, but other users must pay according to how much information they use. The site also contains online documentation relating to the study, links to related datasets and news about developments with the project and the Web site. The site is hosted by the UK Data Archive. Keywords Statistics Longitudinal Studies History of Medicine, 20th Cent. Great Britain ... Database [Publication Type] Time coverage 20th Century CE;

55. MedWebPlus Subject Geography And Geographical Great Britain
    A, , GO, Medical Heritage of great britain sponsored by the Bath Wessex Medical history Group. A, -, GO, Pestilence Tyme England during  
    http://www.medwebplus.com/subject/Geography_and_Geographical/Great_Britain/Histo
    
    Extractions: A GO General Study of the Plague in England 1539-1640 : with a Specific Reference to Loughborough / by Ian Jessiman A GO London Museums of Health and Medicine A GO Medical Heritage of Great Britain A GO Pestilence Tyme : England during the Plague of 1348-1350 / by James L. Matterer A GO Save The Royal Hospital Haslar! : the Campaign To Save The Royal Hospital Haslar A GO United Kingdom National Health Service by Jeremy Rogers. Dec. 1993; 8th revision, Aug. 2000

56. Home Page For The History & Government Division
    942.07 C77b. Chronicle of britain incorporating a Chronicle of Ireland HenriettaHeald Subject heading great britain history - Chronology 941.002 C55h.  
    http://www.vpl.vancouver.bc.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/his/StudyGuides/industrial
    
    Extractions: The library has many books, videos and other resources on the Industrial Revolution. The best way to find this material is to use the Library Catalogue (iPac) . Link directly to the Catalogue from any of the headings in the list below. Other useful headings include: For children's material, try the following:

57. Canadian Centre For Architecture
    An international research collection related to the history of architecture, its theory, practice and published records from the fifteenth century to the present, all of which can be accessed electronically. Particular emphasis has been placed on resources from Canada, great britain, France, Italy, and the United States, but material from other areas of the world are also included. Research affiliation Research Library Group.  
    http://cca.qc.ca/

58. Great Britain - History - Roman Period, 55 B.C. - 449 A.D.
    great britain history - Roman period, 55 BC - 449 AD.  
    http://www.ardsleyschools.k12.ny.us/AHSL_WEB/94201-1.htm

59. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print
    arrived used books in this aisle. Featured Titles in great britainGeneralhistory Page 1 of 14 next. A history of britain At the  
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60. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print
    Top 10 great britain Titles Wednesday March 19, Past Speaks, Volume II Sources andProblems in British history Since 1688 (2ND 93 Edition) by Walter L. / Smith  
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