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...ot (1734)The general condition of so many people in the colonies remained poor anddesperate as they watche... ...hest one percent of the property ownersowned forty percent of the city's wealth. Poor people in New Hampshire, needingfirewood, chopped down trees on ... ...ercent of the property ownersowned forty percent of the city's wealth. Poor people in New Hampshire, needingfirewood, chopped down trees on the estate... ...nt of the property ownersowned forty percent of the city's wealth. Poor people in New Hampshire, needingfirewood, chopped down trees on the estates of... ...he culprits. He assembled a small force of his own, but when hearrived in the town of Exeter in April 1734, his men were attacked and beaten bya group... ...men were attacked and beaten bya group of local residents. An official report1 by the New Hampshire legislaturefollows. From Voices of A Pe... ...al residents. An official report1 by the New Hampshire legislaturefollows. From Voices of A People's History, edited by Zinn and ArnoveWher... ... ArnoveWhereas a great number of ill disposed persons assembled themselves togetherat Exeter in the Province of New Hampshire, on the 23d of April las... ...4). In RichardHofstadter and Michael Wallace, eds., (New A. Knopf, 1970), pp. 110-11. Fromvol. 4, p. 678.'No matter how paranoid or conspiracy-minded ...

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...ire A cigar shaped object. Grey in colour, with two windows, with bright lights shining out of them. Travelling from East ... ...o-three white lights on the object.05-Jan-00 01:20 Wootton Bassett Wiltshire One single object. Changed from white... ... Ball shaped object. 40 foot in diameter. Was bright orange and looked solid. Stationary.21-Jan-00 20:30 Southampton Hampshire ... ...footballs. They had tails that made them look like tadpoles. Were orange and very bright. Rapidly moving.22-Jan-00 20:05 Fareham Hampshire ... ..., possibly two small, flattened figure of eight objects, with links of red. Dull brightness. Was stationary then moved slowly.08-Aug-00 New Crosby... ...-00 22:30 Collingdale London Lights in the sky. Were moving in a circular dancing pattern.04-Oct-00 Exeter ... ...he mist.No Firm Date Carlisle Objects, Lucifer like things, that are seen everyday. They hold people in ...

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... Introduction. Bibliography and Links. The First Age, From Adam to The Flood. The Second Age, After The Flood. 2664 BCE. The Thrird Age. The Battle of Moytura. The Wooing of Etain. The Battle of Cnucha. Fin mac Cumhail.l The Ynglinga Saga. Vikings? On the Volga. The Des...

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... THE MATTER OF BRITAIN A collection of materiel from primary sources telling the early history of ... ...n. Table of ContentsINTRODUCTIONBIBLIOGRAPHY AND LINKSThe First Age, from Adam to the Flood.The Second Age, After the Flood.2664 BCE T... ...left out the wonderfull History of the Kings of Britain by Geoffery ofMonmouth. Many people, much more learned than I, have condemned it as a work of ... ...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... ... from him, andbecame full of his children and his descendants. And thus was it first peopled,according to the Romans. From the conquest of Britus to ... ...15*00 -52°15 (On river Tamar?) Isca, where is located Legio II Augusta 17*30-52°45 (Exeter) The islands which are near Albion island and the Orcades... ...ies of churches dedicated to himpossibly marks his course through Devon, Thelbridge, Exeter, and Ashprington.In Cornwall he is patron of Davidstow or ... ... which is identified withDunstable. He is designated " Earl of Dunstable and Lord of Hampshire " OrKelso in Roxburghshire. 546. Annals of the Four Ma...

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...(Scotland)25. Durham (England)26. Edinburgh (Scotland)27. Ely (England)28. Exeter (England)29. Glasgow (Scotland)30. Gloucester (England)31. Hereford ... ...ldest in the English-speaking world. Its reputation is well-known. In2018, people claimed Aberdeen was the best city in the UK to start a business. Al... ...of fleurs-de-lis, or royal treasure as it isdescribed in heraldry, derives from the royal arms of Scotland. The motto of Aberdeen is Bon Accord, mean... ...rdeen was settled since the Stone Age – so, at least 8000 years ago. First peopleestablished their homes near the River Dee and River Don. Around 2000... ...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... ...e 1860s, an undergroundsewer system was built. In 1899, Aberdeen separated from the county of Aberdeenshire. The Local Government (Scotland) Act confi... ...– built in 673, the church is still open nowadays. EXETERLITTLE PREVIEW Exeter is a cathedral city and a county town in Devon.... ...d. PORTSMOUTHLITTLE PREVIEW Portsmouth is a port city in Hampshire, England, located on Portsea Island. The city isfamous for having...

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..., Electronic Page Layout, and Production by Richard E. Luna, LunaGraphics, New York CityPrinted and Bound by Custom Books, Tappan, New York 10983 ... ... The First Unitarian Church 50 Monroe Place Brooklyn, New York 11201 Manufactured in the United States o fAmerica ... ...and wrote the captions for the sections within each chapter. Of the many people aiding this project, two members of my familyworked the longest: my ... ... Jacobson, a professional researcher,undertook difficult assignments. Both from memory and from extensivefiles, which they gave to our church, Donald ... ...y School Picnic. As well as securing animportant John Howland Lathrop tape from Starr King School for theMinistry, Orlanda R. Brugnola, our church's a... ... other liberalshesitated to follow, believed in the final salvation of all people. More open inthe expression of his liberal opinions than were many o... ... business and his Brooklynhome and was forced to retreat to Wakefield, New Hampshire, where heopened an academy and employed his daughters as teachers... ... $150 annuallyfrom teaching, helped him continue his education at Phillips Exeter Academyand Harvard Divinity School, where his “exceptional powers we... ...he ministry in recent years, was ordained by the FirstUnitarian Society of Exeter, New Hampshire. Honors notwithstanding. Chance &...

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...ntroversy, at stake are not only individual freedoms, liberty of conscience and freedom of worship, but also fulfillment of Bible prophecy and truth. From eternity past to significant historical moments such as the reformation, the enlightenment and the great awakening, several champions bravely take their stand for a cause greater than themselves. Chequered in religious o...

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............................................. 50Chapter 7—Luther’s Separation From Rome..................................................................... ... this thy day, the things which belong untothy peace! but now they are hid from thine eyes. For the days shall come upon thee, thatthine enemies shall... ...nd years of God’s special favor and guardian care,manifested to the chosen people, was open to the eye of Jesus. There was Mount Moriah,where the son ... ...ever, the elect of God. Jeremiah 17:21-25. But the history of that favored people was arecord of backsliding and rebellion. They had resisted Heaven’s... ...d seenthe glory of Solomon’s temple, and who wept at the foundation of the new building, that itmust be so inferior to the former. The feeling that pr... ... tomemory. Many were able to repeat large portions of both the Old and the New Testament.Thoughts of God were associated alike with the sublime scener... ...rkness could not have been more complete.”—Letter by Dr. Samuel Tenney, of Exeter, New Hampshire, December, 1785(in Massachusetts Historical Society C... ... not have been more complete.”—Letter by Dr. Samuel Tenney, of Exeter, New Hampshire, December, 1785(in Massachusetts Historical Society Collections, ...

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... 1The History of England, from the Accession of James the 3Second - Volume 4I... ... 732 Thomas Babington Macaulay The History of England, from theAccession of James the Second - Volume 4 ... ...ed Church; he provides for theepiscopal Succession among the Nonjurors-The new Bishops-SherlockDean of Saint Paul's-Treachery of some of William's Ser... ...uaintimages and inscriptions. He had lived during many weary monthsamong a people who did not love him, who did not understand him,who could never for... ...is own land he needed no swords or carbinesto defend him. "Do not keep the people off;" he cried: "let them comeclose to me; they are all my good frie... ...hery of Whigs had commenced; and the judges had appliedthemselves to their new work with even more than their old barbarity.To these scandals the Revo... ...d darkness. In thereign of James the First, Doctor John Overall, Bishop of Exeter, hadwritten an elaborate treatise on the rights of civil and ecclesi... ...ride. The island was safe. The pleasantpastures, cornfields and commons of Hampshire and Surrey would notbe the seat of war. The houses and gardens, t... ...azing with plate. From Althorpe the Kingproceeded to Stamford. The Earl of Exeter, whose princely seat was,and still is, one of the great sights of En...

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... 1The History of England, from the Accession of James the 3Second - Volume 1I... ... 1272 Thomas Babington Macaulay The History of England, from theAccession of James the Second - Volume 1 ... ... Earl of ClarendonGeneral Election of 1661Violence of the Cavaliers in the new ParliamentPersecution of the PuritansZeal of the Church for Hereditary ... ...iolent Discontents in EnglandFall of Danby; the Popish PlotViolence of the new House of CommonsTemple's Plan of GovernmentCharacter of HalifaxCharacte... ...nglandState of Science in EnglandState of the Fine ArtsState of the Common People; Agricultural WagesWages of ManufacturersLabour of Children in Facto... ...fferent Classes of ArtisansNumber of PaupersBenefits derived by the Common People from the Progress ofCivilisationDelusion which leads Men to overrate... ... the neighbourhood. The red deerwere then as common in Gloucestershire and Hampshire, as they noware among the Grampian Hills. On one occasion Queen A... ...s amongst these interesting cities were York, thecapital of the north, and Exeter, the capital of the west.Neither can have contained much more than t... ...From London to Birminghamthe charge was seven pounds a ton; from London to Exeter twelvepounds a ton.144 This was about fifteen pence a ton for everym...

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... 1The History of England, from the Accession of James the 3Second - Volume 2I... ... 600 Thomas Babington Macaulay The History of England, from theAccession of James the Second - Volume 2 ... ...s Ecclesiastical Supremacyagainst the Church-His Difficulties-He creates a new Court of HighCommission-Proceedings against the Bishop of London-Discon... ...hey were by no means extreme to mark hisencroachments on the rights of the people. Indeed, eleven twelfths ofthe members were either dependents of the... ...t was when compared with that of former Kings,barely sufficed to meet this new charge. A great part of the produce ofthe new taxes was absorbed by the... ...ations, with the insults which Major Generals, sprungfrom the dregs of the people, had offered to the oldest and mosthonourable families of the kingdo... ...er. The Earl of Gainsborough wasrejected, not only from the lieutenancy of Hampshire, but also from thegovernment of Portsmouth and the rangership of ... ...tal. Already the Bishops of Norwich, Gloucester,Salisbury, Winchester, and Exeter, had signed copies of the petition intoken of their approbation. The... ...ime-He passes the Straits-He lands at Torbay-He enters Exeter-Conversation of the King with the Bishops- Disturbances in London-Me...

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... 1The History of England, from the Accession of James the 3Second - Volume 5I... ... 262 Thomas Babington Macaulay The History of England, from theAccession of James the Second - Volume 5 ... ...army should exist without danger to the rightsboth of the Crown and of the people. One class of politicians wasnever weary of repeating that an Aposto... ...royed the noble commonwealthsof Greece? What had enslaved the mighty Roman people? What hadturned the Italian republics of the middle ages into lordsh... ... a reward. The effect of this important vote thereforewas that, whenever a new war should break out, the nation would beable to command the services o... ... of the civil list had fallenshort of the estimate. It was resolved that a new arrangement shouldbe made, and that a certain income should be settled ... ...urn the other, his own brother, by a very small majority.The elections for Exeter appear to have been in that age observed bythe nation with peculiar ... ...to have been in that age observed bythe nation with peculiar interest. For Exeter was not only one of thelargest and most thriving cities in the Kingd... ...etts, Michigan,Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire,New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma,...

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...A People's History of the United States is a 1980 non-fiction book by American historian and political scientist Howard Zinn. In the book, Zinn seeks to present an alternate interpretation of the history of the United States. A...

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...Thank God 9. Slavery Without Submission, Emancipation Without Freedom 10. The Other Civil War 11. Robber Barons And Rebels 12. The Empire and the People 13. The Socialist Challenge 14. War Is the Health of the State 15. Self-help in Hard Times 16. A People's War? 17. "Or Does It Explode?" 18. The Impossible Victory: Vietnam 19. Surprises 20. The Seventies: Unde...

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...T E S H O W A R D Z I N NA People's History of the United StatesPeople's History of the ... ... of the United States HOWARD ZINN London and New'York ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To my two editors, for incalcu... ...& Row,and Roslyn Zinn. To Akwesasne Notes, Mohawk Nation, for the passage from Ila Abernathy'spoem. To Dodd, Mead & Company, for the passage from "W... ...y'spoem. To Dodd, Mead & Company, for the passage from "We Wear the Mask" from7;he Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunhar. To Harper & Row, for "Inc... ...r the passage from "I, Too" from Selected Poemsof Langston Hughes. To The New Trail, 1953 School Yearbook of the Phoenix Indian School,Phoenix, Arizo... ...pression 1994British Library Cataloguing in Publication DataZinn, Howard A people's history of the United States. 1. United States-History I. Title 9... ...rd tied around his neck and hiswatch pinned to his hat. He returned to New Hampshire, recruited acompany of his own, including his two eldest sons, an... ... several hundred men, in September of 1786, sur-rounded the legislature in Exeter, asking that taxes be returned andpaper money issued; they dispersed... ...l, their demands unmet, and their leaders werefired and blacklisted. In Exeter, New Hampshire, women mill workers went on strike("turned out," in t...

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...e for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space University of New Hampshire Durham, NH 03824 copyright... ...r the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space University of New Hampshire Durham, NH 03824 copyright Apr... ...n permission of The Disclosure ProjectCopies of the report may be obtained from The Disclosure Project at the above address.“There exists a shadowy Go... ...ism, and the ability to pursue its own ideas of thenational interest, free from all checks and balances, and free from the lawitself.” ... ... Summary ........................................................ 365 5.3 New Energy Solutions and Implications for the National Security and The Env... ...oughtfully address the implications of this reality for ourgovernments and people of this planet.2.0 TO THE READER - How to Use this document Carl ... ...ing first-hand evidence, which supports the notion that there are numerous people involved in the UFOissue and its cover up, and that a number are wil... ...iry.” Regnery Co., 1972.5 Salsbury, Frank B.: Fuller, John G., Incident at Exeter, Putnum, 1966 (quoting a paper presented at the U.S.Air Force Academ... ...” I’m like, what? I’m calling allthese people. Finally, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, at the National Passport Center, thiswoman said, “I can’t tell y...

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...answered throughout: * Which nations have the best living standards? What are they doing right? * Why do rich countries still have so many poor people in them? * What caused the decline of the middle class in some nations like the US and UK, but not in others like Switzerland and the Nordic countries? * Has capitalism failed? Or have we become more socialist? A...

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...ion to Democracy .................................................. 532 Argument: People Are Stupid..................................................... ... of the Majority .................................................. 541 Argument: People Aren’t Equal .................................................. ... the economy? What causes corruption? How do we eliminate it?How do we stop prices from going up so much? Are robots going to takeour jobs soon? Shoul... ...ames, computers, land, internet access, and more. Resources also include services from other people. For example, thoseprovided by a mechanic, doctor... ...f things change of course. That’s because scarcity changes overtime. Discovery of new resources, inventions, and competition tend to reduceprices. R... ...much about the quality of the products theymake, and they’re less likely to invent new things. It’s not that the only thing people care about is prof... ...t scoring states—those with the best quality of life—are Massachusetts (94.0), New Hampshire (91.5), and Vermont (90.9).They are blue states and often... ... International, 2007. p. 71.10. Ibid.11. Kofmel, Erich. Anti-democratic Thought. Exeter: Imprint Academic, 2008. p. 68.12. Sluyter-Beltrão, Jeff. ...

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... history of all the Massachusetts Regiments which took part in the war of the Revolution. They were published quarterly in The Massachusetts Magazine from 1908-1918. ...

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...MAJOR GENERAL ARTEMAS WARD was born in Shrewsbury Nov. 26, 1727. He was the son of Col. Nahum & Martha (Howe) Ward. He graduated from Harvard in 1748. On Jan. 28, 1755, he was commissioned Captain of the First Company of militia of Shrewsbury and Major in the “3rd regiment of militia in the county of Middlesex and Worcester. . . whereof Abraham William...

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...mentAppendix: .…...………………………………………………………………………………...452 Regimental lists from Orderly Book of Colonel William HenshawNotes: …...…...………………………………………... ... theRevolution. They were published quarterly in The Massachusetts Magazine from 1908 -1918. Ihave also included an image of Gardner’s The Patriot Arm... ...een shed if the Salem encounter had been lesspeaceful. The boldness of the people of Marblehead at this time is well shown by the following notesfoun... ...were sent back, as it was the desire ofGeneral Washington to conciliate the people of the northern provinces. Col. Glover was also the leading agent ... ... the war and formed the Fourteenth Continental Regiment. The officersof the new regiment were as follows: COLONEL, John Glover. LIEUTENANT COLONEL, ... ... 8 July 20th, 1776, Col. Glover’s Regiment left Beverly on the march to New York, and arrivedthere, August 9th. It was assigned to General Sulliva... ...erved in June 1782, for three days as Colonel of Colonel David Mosely’s (3d HampshireCounty) Regiment. LIEUT. COLONEL JOHNSON MOULTON was Captain of ... ...g, Chelsea, &c. Joseph Pettengill, Fryeburg, Conway, N. H. Isaac Sherman, Exeter, N. H., Brentwood, N. H., and Newton, N. H. Barnabas Dodge, Glouce... ...s Major of Lieut.Colonel Enoch Putnam’s Regiment. CAPTAIN ISAAC SHERMAN of Exeter, N. H. (also given New Haven, Conn.), was anative of Connecticut an...

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... of sanity when confronted with the true nature of the universe. The stories within the Cthulhu Mythos span a wide range of settings and characters, from the decaying New England towns rife with dark secrets to the remote corners of the Earth where ancient horrors lurk. Key tales like “The Call of Cthulhu,” “The Dunwich Horror,” and “At the Mountains of Madness” illust...

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