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...mals with an other-worldly voice and a strange appeal. Humpback whales are migratory animals, spending their summers in the high latitudes (Alaska, New Zealand and Antarctica) where there are generous food supplies. In the winter, they cruise to warmer waters nearer the equator to mate and breed. The females choose the breeding ground each year and in the North Pacific t...

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...THE EYE OF THE BISHOP * to err is human, to be forgiven, divine * Chapter 27 THE GREAT SHRIMP HUNT * the double falls at Waterfall * Chapter 28 NEW CALEDONIA: RUGGED RED ROCK IN THE OCEAN * baguettes and bureaucracy * Chapter 29 LANDFALL: LOYALTIES * postcard paradise * Chapter 30 CLIFFS, CAVES AND CORAL * discovering the cave of the ancients * Chapter 31 ...

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...get there.So we set off in our small sailing boat, envisioning the crossing of new meridians season afterseason. Even with modern charts and Global Po... ...experienced the samesense of wonder that Captain Cook must have felt with each new landfall. But thoughts of leavingthe Pacific to circumnavigate west... ...rings on deserted coastlines in MelanesianVanuatu; catching the green flash in New Caledonia's western lagoon; strolling along cocaine-whitebeaches; m... ...s on deserted coastlines in MelanesianVanuatu; catching the green flash in New Caledonia's western lagoon; strolling along cocaine-whitebeaches; marve... ...P HUNT * the double falls at Waterfall * Chapter 28NEW CALEDONIA: RUGGED RED ROCK IN THE OCEAN * baguettes and bureau... ...um dawn * Chapter 38 SHIFTING GEARS * the end of an era: a new beginning * Chapter 39 THE LAST PASSAGE * wh... ...........................................................................191NEW CALEDONIA: RUGGED RED ROCK IN THE OCEAN................................... ...speed with which theice had retreated.After entering Glacier Bay, we, like all new arrivals, check in with National Park Headquarters atBartlett Cove.... ...off.Cruising, we have sighted humpbacks in Hawaii, Alaska, Tonga, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, NewZealand and Australia. While rendezvous with whales at se...

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...pai group in central Tonga, we met up with a Kiwi couple in a quiet anchorage. Alan and Liz had recently sailed to Stewart Island in the far south of New Zealand with their kids and were keen to share their impressions. Perfect time for an exchange of ideas! Over numerous cups of tea, they shared their thoughts on cruising New Zealand – listing places to visit and tip...

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...hor down. Huge sighs of relief. In the west, slanting beams of sunlight broke through the lead grey sky. The message: Be grateful. We had gone to New Zealand to avoid the season of dodgy tropical cyclones and instead we had discovered a dot of wilderness that must be one of the windiest places in the South Pacific. But the splendid isolation, the total wildness, and th...

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...PART ONE LANDFALL NEW ZEALAND : CYCLONE ON OUR TAIL GOOD AS GOLD IN GOD'S OWN - Bay of Islands WARRIORS ONCE AGAIN: TE AURERE'S EPIC VOYAGE ENDS BUSBY’S DREAM CADILLACS AND CANOES – historical perspective ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER ADVENTURE...

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... CRUISINGDOWN UNDER **** “FellowShip” in New Zealand and Australia Introductio... ...k Islands) to Nuku’alofa (Tonga) to Suva (Fiji) toPort Vila (Vanuatu) to Noumea (New Caledonia) to Brisbane (Australia).Why? Because SatNav and sextan... ...lands) to Nuku’alofa (Tonga) to Suva (Fiji) toPort Vila (Vanuatu) to Noumea (New Caledonia) to Brisbane (Australia).Why? Because SatNav and sextant na... ...ws as they developed so we could take evasive action; or (2) head toAustralia or New Zealand for the southern summer months of mid-Novemberto mid-May.... ...our westward explorations, visiting the islands ofFiji, Wallis, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, New Caledonia. Thoughts of sailing to NewZealand for the coming cyclo... ...westward explorations, visiting the islands ofFiji, Wallis, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, New Caledonia. Thoughts of sailing to NewZealand for the coming cyclone s... ...cyclone hole in the tropicsor, better yet, sailing the 1000 miles-or-so south to New Zealand or southwestto Australia in search of higher latitudes. W... ...on our tail. When weatherforecasts announced the arrival of cyclone Vania in New Caledonia, we hadto act. We had a choice. Option one – seek shelter i... ...Aboard FellowShip, we experienced winds in excess of Force 12 twice.Once, in New Caledonia during cyclone Drena where we were securelyanchored in a pr...

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...percia-mossad-isis-bomb-moscow-vladrussia-and-china-have-sealed-a-dealthis-new-trade-route-could-revolutionizetrust-the-israeli-scientists-to-extermin... ...ays-its-all-legal-under-thezog-cotton-usa-senator-demands-thatpnac-project-new-american-centurychina-russia-india-iran-and-brazilexplain-to-me-like-i-... ...artial-law-had-effectively-beenchina-says-palestine-people-haveexplain-the-new-post-2024-moon-racejon-stewart-argues-that-our-squalorwhat-is-history-w... ...get-why-they-deployed-covidusa-medical-union-speaks-the-amaprepare-for-the-new-world-order-howputin-tucker-interview-timestamptucker-and-putin-both-we... ...gues-that-taiwan-is-beggingusa-pitbull-for-zog-destroys-everythingthey-say-new-world-order-is-comingchinas-new-world-order-has-just-shownhow-to-do-you... ...0,000 5,966,200 -17.6 43,680 44,758 2.5 965 583 -39.6 11,100 10,717 0.0New Caledonia 264,022 218,667 -17.2 9,280 5,847 -37.0 15,000 17,826 0.2Bahamas ...

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...ch in Aberdeen, built around 580, is named after SaintMachar. He brought a new religion to these lands. ... ...ed its economic significance. During the XIX century, people built a lotof new harbours – and many of them are still standing today. In the 1830s, gas... ...o develop the healthcare system. In the Georgian era, tourism surged. Many new streets, squares, and buildings appeared.Also, at the same time, Bath's... ...lped him to achieve the King of Ireland title. ButEdward did not enjoy his new status for long - he was killed 3 months later in the Battle ofFaughart... ...ns to America and West India and exporting tobacco. From the 1760s a lotof new canals, docks, and quays were built to improve the trading capabilities... ...nearAntonine Wall to keep Roman Britannia separate from Celtic and Pictish Caledonia. After theRoman Withdrawal in the 5th century, their settlement b...

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... policy. I was, as were many stu-dents during these years, much influenced by “New Left” or “revi-sionist” historiography. My research and conclusions... ...tional military considerations such as the threat posed bya potential enemy or new developments in weapons technologywere only one element—and often n... ...he roots of postwar American foreign policy. Somescholars, usually labeled as “New Left” or simply “revisionist,”argued during the 1960s and 1970s tha... ...S. Spent 13 Billion Abroad in 5 Years On Service Pay,Bases, Materials, Loans,” New York Times, 26 November 1945, 12. 2. Daniel Yergin, Shattered Peac... ...rry, Preparing for the Next War: American Plans forPostwar Defense, 1941–1945 (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1977), 238. 4. L. Welch Pogue, chair... ...New Hebrides,which should pass to British control) from the large island ofNew Caledonia in the extreme southwest Pacific near the Aus-tralian coast, ... ...ulagi in the Solomon Islands, Espiritu Santoin the New Hebrides, Noumea in New Caledonia, and Bora Borain the Tuamotu Archipelago) were of dubious val... ...East, 25, 66, 126, 167–68, 170 Concept, 8, 33, 65, 69–70, 83, 101,New Caledonia, 14, 134 107, 120, 122, 125, 127–28, 132,New...

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...now and then I would run in to take a shower bath, like achild playing with a new toy. I got to know a great many of the sailors personally and almo... ...yes, even of just sitting in the sun once more on the south side of a housein New Mexico. When we huddled around together on the dark decks, it wasthe... ...bleakness of thebulkheads. All paint had been chipped off. I thought it was a new and veryunbecoming type of interior decoration. Shortly, however, I ... ...ouldn’t see any change intheir expressions, but later I could sense in them a new enthusiasm, just fromknowing. That news, incidentally, was the occ... ...hing. We created from whole cloth.There were a thousand officers staffing the new-type invasion ships and fewerthan twenty of them were regular Navy m... ... size fourteen shoe and once had to travel all the way fromGuadalcanal to New Caledonia to find a new pair. He was strong and muscularbut very thin, a...

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...p Schaff, D.D., LL.D., Professor of ChurchHistory in the Union Theological Semimary, New York, and Henry Wace, D.D., Principal of King'sCollege, Londo... ...y Wace, D.D., Principal of King'sCollege, London Published in 1892 by Philip Schaff, New York: Christian Literature Publishing Co. http://www.mb-soft... ...aff. (Buffalo, NY: Christian Literature PublishingCo., 1887.) Revised and edited for New Advent by Kevin Knight. http://www.newadvent.org/fathers/120... ...03 Temple Classics translation), introduction by Vida D. Scudder,(London: J.M. Dent; New York E.P. Dutton, 1910) http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis... ...ng in Brian Tierney, The Middle Ages, Volume I: Sources of MedievalHistory, 5th ed. (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1992), p. 72 [with no copyright informatio... ...unding to the storm; So billows thunder on Rutupian shores (3), Unheard by distant Caledonia's tribes. But when he saw the mighty barrier stretch ... ...efused to submit to theRoman arms, penetrated even into the forests and mountains of Caledonia.He defeated the natives under Galgacus, their leader, i... ...w. And thou too, that didst win still greater glory for opening up thesea, after the Caledonian ocean had borne thy sails, the ocean that of yorewould... ...f the Roman arms, and even asyet they have not penetrated beyond the vicinity of the Caledonian forest.Agrippa believes its length to be 800 miles, an...

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ANZUS is a defense alliance, a special and functional relationship between three close allies-Australia, New Zealand, and the United States .

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... ANZUS IN REVISIONChanging Defense Features of Australia and New Zealand in the Mid-1980s by FRANK P. DoN... ...Donnini, Frank P. ANZUS in revision: changing defense features of Australia and New Zealand in the mid-1980s /by Frank P. Donnini. p. cm. "... ...s. 3. United States Military relations-Australia. 4. Australia-Military relations-New Zealand. 5. New Zealand-Military relations-Australia. 6. Unite... ... 5. New Zealand-Military relations-Australia. 6. United States-Military relations-New Zealand. 7. New Zealand- Military relations-United States. I. ... ...l Problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 New-Look Defense Features of Australia and New Zealan... ...c island-states . Politicaldecolonization problems, such as those in New Caledonia, still besetsome of France's last territorial holdi... ... 62,000 NONE (FORMERLY (1979) GILBERT ISLANDS) NEW CALEDONIA FRENCH 145,000 + NONE... ... 1159 116, (NCND): 21, 32, 34,143 117, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, New Caledonia: 5 128, 131, 137, 141, 152, 153 New Guinea:...

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... 176 Netherlands Antilles 178 New Caledonia 179 ... ... 176 Netherlands Antilles 178 New Caledonia 179 N... ...w Caledonia 179 New Hebrides (see Vanuatu) New Zealand 180 ... ... 191 Panama 193 Papua New Guinea 194 Pa... ...Burkina) Uruguay 259 Vanuatu (formerly New Hebrides) 2(i() Vati... ... permanent-surface runways; 28 with run-law, with socialist principles; new constitu- Agriculture: main crops wheat, barley... ...), Domenico Felip Martina; 178 New CaledoniaImports: $4.5 billion (c.i.f., 1983); 64% crud... ...troleum, food, manufactures Official name: Territory of New Caledonia ... ...(non-US) New Capital: Noumeacountries $353 million Caledonia ...

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....Comments and queries are welcome and When renewing by phone, write new due datemay be addressed to: below previous due date. ... ...5 Netherlands Antilles 166 New Caledonia 168 New Hebrides (see ... ... Netherlands Antilles 166 New Caledonia 168 New Hebrides (see Vanu... ... 168 New Hebrides (see Vanuatu) New Zealand 169 Nicaragua ... ...78 Panama 179 Papua New Guinea 181 Paraguay ... ... 241 Vanuatu (formerly New Hebrides) 243 Vatican ... ...ufactures(PSD), Efraim Cintje 167New Caledonia Organized labor: labor not organized ... ... Economy Official name: Territory of New Caledonia GNP: $637 million (1979), $4,000 per capita; Coral ... ... wheat, vegetables; 60% self-sufficient in beef New Caledonia Capital: Noumea Industry: ...

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... NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 169 NEW CALEDONIA 170JAMAICA 1... ...ETHERLANDS ANTILLES 169 NEW CALEDONIA 170JAMAICA 1 18 ... ... NEW CALEDONIA 170JAMAICA 1 18 New Hebrides (see VANUATU)JAPAN 119 NEW ZE... ...0 SWEDEN 224PANAMA 182PAPUA NEW GUINEA 184 SWITZERLAND 226... ... 204SENEGAL 206 VANUATU (formerly New Hebrides) 248SEYCHELLES 207 VATICA... ...iesANZUS ANZUS Council; treaty signed by Australia, New Zealand, and the United StatesARC ... ...IAdolf Hansen; Social Democratic, Atli Dam "NEW CALEDONIA Voting strength (1980 election): Coalition, 23.8%; SocialDem... ... 169 NEW CALEDONIANETHERLANDS ANTILLES (Continued) ... ... NEW Exports: $2.6 billion (f.o.b., 1977); 96% petroleum prod- CALEDONIA Pacificucts, phosphate ...

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... 242 Vanuatu (formerly New Hebrides) 243 Vati... ...) Airfields: 177 total, 165 usable; 56 withlaw, with socialist principles; new constitu- permanent-surface runways; 28 w... ...diction over cases involving interpreta- NEW ZEALAND tion of the constitution; accepts compulsory ... ...tions; 3 earth satellite stations; submarine cables to New Zealand, New Language: GermanExports: $20.8 billion (f.o.b.,... ... 4,085,000; (November 1982); an estimated 200,000 Aus-27% Japan, 10% US, 5% New Zealand, 5%UK; imports 21% US; 21% Japan, 7% UK, 3,480,000 fit ... ... enacted 1948 fish and fish products NEW CALEDONIABranches: legislative authority rests jointly Imports: $222.... ...zuela, 11% US, 4% Netherlands (1977) 166New Caledonia *~~ Organized labor: labor not organized... ...growth (1977) Coral Sea .VANUATU Official name: Territory of New Caledonia fU( and Dependencies Agr... ... grazing; major products coffee, maize, W \ CALEDONIA Pacific Type: French overseas territory; represented ...

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...nal Tap Dance Day.While those familiar with the ping God. Islam’s Quran does not Out a New EducationChicken Dance may now wince at ... ...subgenres is growing and crossing over to formpreviously obscured genre to the mainstream, new permutations of science fiction every year.and... ...with scientists and doctors about whethervaccines are good or bad. Are these three ideas The new Americans were working class, dis-latent trace... ...tes, self-made people,power-of-the-mind ability to turn feelings into and adventurers in the New World. In much offacts? ... ...... ...the Pacific islands of Melanesia (New discussed, in 1978, in his seminal work onGuinea, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji and the post-col...

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A new translation of this key text of French Romanticism. The sequel to Atala.

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...versations full of piety, I often wandered towards a monastery,close to my new residence; for a time I was even tempted to hide my life away there. Ha... ...and dying, without being aware of it, like infants. In the mountains of Caledonia, the last bard to be heard among those wilds sang thosepoems to m... ...d my body. Thatdistaste for life I had felt since childhood, returned with new force. Soon my heart, no longerprovided nourishment for my thoughts, an... ...em a last adieu. My elder brother had sold the paternal estate, and the new proprietor was not yet inresidence. I reached the chateau via the long ... ...port. Everymorning I went to seek news of Amélie, and always returned with new tokens of admiration andtears. I wandered ceaselessly around that co... ...; that whole tableau isyet engraved, profoundly, on my memory. Sun of this New World witness now to my tears, echoof the American shore that repeats R...

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...Early on the morning of 1 August 1699, a small vessel, the Roebuck, tacked back and forth over the shoals off the western coast of New Holland awaiting daylight and the sight of land. Having suffered a long journey from Brazil, Captain William Dampier sought a harbour on the coast to replenish his dwindling supplies of water and fresh vegetables for his ...

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...PREFACE INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE Discovery: 1699–1777 CHAPTER TWO Van Diemens Land and the western coast of New Holland: 1788–93 CHAPTER THREE Establishment of the British Colony, the initial years: 1788–92 CHAPTER FOUR Establishment of the British Colony—survival assured: 1793–99 CHAPTER FIVE The Continent Defined: t...

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...ER TWOVan Diemens Land and the CHAPTER EIGHTwestern coast of New Holland: Penetrating the Interior: 1811–181788–93 ... ...al style is often disjointed: although initial years of the colony in New South Wales,the several separate strands of the rope of history the... ...t as a specimen of the genus the Division of Cultural Activities, New SouthTrigonia but unfortunately, before he could Wales Premier's... ...fsouthward out of the Asian landmass. Over kilometres in search of new countries, andnumerous generations they passed through an having... ...rawings of the peculiar flora and fauna, andfinally brought them to a vast new continent. collected specimens to carry home. In spite ofDuring t... ... 24ensure that his and the Royal Garden’s botanical New Caledonia; Johann Gmelin, the Germaninterests were well cared for; and an o... ... amongst which was thespecies that John Latham had called the parrot ofNew Caledonia. Latham’s parrot of NewCaledonia was a specimen of the green rose...

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...There have been some significant changes in this edition. A new Geography section has replaced the former Land and Water sections. Entries in the new section include area (total and land), comparative area, land boundaries, coastline, maritime claims, boundary disputes, climate, ter...

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...State mayobtain copies from: Department of State INR/IC/CD Room 8646 New State Washington, D.C. 20520 Tel: (202) 647-9673.Requesters ou... ... Netherlands Antilles 176 New Caledonia 177 New Zealand ... ... Netherlands Antilles 176 New Caledonia 177 New Zealand ... ...9 Panama 191 Papua New Guinea 1 93 Paraguay ... ...graphy section has replaced the former Land and Water sections.Entries in the new section include area (total and land), comparativearea, land boundar... ...errain, land use, environment, and special notes. In theGovernment section, a new entry on dependent areas has also beenadded.Area: Total area is the ... ... crops; 23% meadows and pastures; 27% ique, Mayotte, New Caledonia, Reunion, forest and woodland; 16%... ... 176 New CaledoniaJohn Evert (Jopie) Abraham; New Demo- Communicationscrati... ...tina is a coalition of the Civil air: 5 major transport aircraft CaledoniaMAN and DP parties Airfields: 7 total, 7 usable;...

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...eer of the Sea Story. He is Now Known Particularly for the Semi-Autobiographical Novel Mr Midshipman Easy and His Childrens Novel the Children of the New Forest, and for a Widely Used System of Maritime Flag Signalling, Known As Marryats Code....

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...ch They Had To Fight Hard ToRetain Their Lands; Of The Dispersion Of The New Emigrants To The North AndSouth; Of The Increase Of Numbers, And Brea... ... The Convent, And I Took Up My Quarters With The Old Governor. All Was New To Me, And Pleasant Too, For I Was Not Eighteen;And At Such A Time On... ...rt, To Bring On The GoodsAt A Fitting Occasion, And, In company With His New Guests, Retracedhis Steps Towards Our Settlement. On The Second Day O... ...ed and Fifty Are United together. Then They Will Begin Their Operations, New Parties Coming To Take The Place Of Those WhoHave Suffered, Till They... ...Have Suffered, Till They Themselves Retire To Make Room For Others.Every New Comer Brings A Supply Of Provisions, The Produce Of Their ChaseIn C... ...rrive In the Prairie; Then YouRide Twenty Miles East, Till You Arrive At Caledonia City; There TheyWill Tell You All About It." I Crossed t... ...ended as Far As The Eye Could Reach, And I Could NotPerceive The City Of Caledonia. Happily, I Discovered a Man At A DistanceRiding Towards Me: We... ...an At A DistanceRiding Towards Me: We Soon Met. "How Far," Said I, "To Caledonia City?" "Eighteen Miles," Answered the Traveller. "Is There No... ...l Hiram WashingtonTippet'S; He Keeps The Post-Office--Why, Sir, That Was Caledonia City." I Thanked him, Unsaddled my Horse, And Bivouacked where ...

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... Seversky and American Airpower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239 Col Phillip S. Meilinger 8 Strategic Airpower and Nuclear Strategy: New Theory for a Not-Quite-So-New Apocalypse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 279 Dr. Karl P. Mueller 9 Air Theory, Air Force, and Low Intensity Conflict: A Short Journey to Confusion . . . . . . 321 Prof. Dennis ...

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... Col Phillip S. Meilinger 8 Strategic Airpower and Nuclear Strategy: New Theory for a Not-Quite-So-New Apocalypse . . . . . . . . .... ...es—was too conservative and too dominated by vestedinterests to be receptive to new ideas. The major, himself asimple and straightforward man, wanted ... ...ne quite knew his way—no experience or historical modelsseemed relevant to this new era. As a result, a new breed ofstrategists invented a new field o... ...ad no such problem; everyone recognized the deadlyseriousness and import of the new weapon. In addition,although the complexities of conventional war ... ... comment has more than a little truth to it. The product of the labors of these new thinkers was asubstantial literature grounded more in the social s... ...tensiblydefensive in nature—enemy countries like “Southland,” “RedColony,” and “Caledonia” were set to attack, usually London .The air-defense-observe...

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A new complete translation of his prose Memoirs, Mémoires d’outre-tombe.

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...dolescence, Combourg 1784-1786 Book IV Regiment, Court, Paris 1786-1789 Book V Revolution 1789-1791 Book VI To America 1791 Book VII Travels in New York State 1791 Book VIII Kentucky, Virginia, Return to France 1791-1792 Book IX With the Army of the Princes 1792 Book X Exile in England 1793-1797 Book XI First Literary Works 1798-1799 Book XII England, and Ret...

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...naparte.............. 242Book VII: Chapter 1: Journey from Philadelphia to New-York and Boston -Mackenzie................................................ ...................................... 297Book IX: Chapter 2: Paris – Old and new knowledge – Abbé Barthélemy –Saint-Ange – The Theatre..................... ...Book X: Chapter 6: Distress – Unforeseen help – A lodging over a cemetery– New friends in misfortune – Our pleasures – My cousin La Bouëtardais.......... ...licists - Shakespeare .. 408Book XII: Chapter 2: DIGRESSIONS: Old Novels – New novels –Richardson – Walter Scott ........................................ .................................... 412Book XII: Chapter 3: DIGRESSIONS: The new poetry – Beattie ............ 414Book XII: Chapter 4: DIGRESSIONS: Lord... ...to historians. ‘Sed cum Gallorum fines et amica tuetur Arva, Caledonia cuspide fossus obit.’ ‘While he was defending the borders of G... ...ding the borders of Gaul and the fields of hisallies, he died pierced by a Caledonian lance.’ Did the poet add Caledonia to make up the quantity? I...

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... previous night’s mooring. I would then throw my folding-bike in the back of the car and the three of us (me, the bike, the car) would set off to the new mooring place. In no time at all, I was in wickedly good shape. It often entailed three different routes to get from A to B. Water, towpath, road. The towpath that follows the canal is not always in good shape and can ...

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...CONTENTS PREFACE - FROM VOYAGERS TO VAGABONDS INTRODUCTION: OUR 12 YEAR PACIFIC CRUISE ENDS - LAST OCEAN PASSAGE - TRANSITION: STAGE 2 NEW BEGINNINGS: LIFE IN THE SLOW LANE CHAPTER 1 HELLO FRANCE – BONJOUR! CHAPTER 2 OUR FIRST REAL WINTER IN A LONG, LONG TIME CHAPTER 3 CRUISING BENEATH A BURGUNDIAN SKY CHAPTER 4 KILLER HEATWAVE CHAPTER 5 CANAL CRUIS...

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... LAST OCEAN PASSAGE TRANSITION: STAGE 2 NEW BEGINNINGS: LIFE IN THE SLOW LANECHAPTER 1 HELLO FRANCE – BONJO... ...e boat and I had reached the limits of visasand temporary import permits in New Caledonia, I'd had to assume the role ofskipper, find crew and sail to... ...at and I had reached the limits of visasand temporary import permits in New Caledonia, I'd had to assume the role ofskipper, find crew and sail to Bri... ... century on earth, forced changes hadalways and inevitably led to something new, different, better... how could I losefaith? I went below to plot our ... ...h everything on the boat,provisioning with food, organizing charts, finding new life jackets and sendingJohn up the mast to replace the spreader light... ...pit talking abouttheir plans for future cruising. They enjoyed checking out new arrivals on the dockand chatting to people as they went by. Sue soon d... ...tems. At 5:00 p.m. I banished the crewashore so they could catch their last Caledonian sunset, the two of them alone on adeserted island. When they... ...c interlocking of fingers.Sally and Foster sheltering from a cyclone in New Caledonia. TRANSITION: STAGE 2 Once the three of us –... ...ily overload/exceedyour sensory input sensor. In 2006, a friend from New Caledonia came to stay. We were blessedwith long days of summer – David li...