Extractions: Project Gutenberg Europe Online Book Catalog Author: Title Word(s): EText-No.: Advanced Search Recent Books Top 100 Offline Catalogs ... In Depth Information New Search Help on this page Data Creator Burton, Richard Francis, Sir (1821-1890) Editor Burton, Isabel, Lady (1831-1896) Title Vikram and the Vampire; Classic Hindu Tales of Adventure, Magic, and Romance Language English LoC Class PN: Language and Literatures: Literature: General, Criticism, Collections Subject Tales, Hindi Translations into English Note Uniform Title: Vetalapa±cavimsati. Hindi version (Baitala-pacisi). English EText-No. Release Date No Read this eBook online (experimental feature) Download this eBook Edition Format Encoding Compression Size Download Links Plain text none 456 KB rastko.net Plain text zip 182 KB rastko.net If you are located outside of the U.S. you may want to download from a mirror site located near you to improve performance. Select a mirror site. If you need a special character set, try our new recode facility (experimental) Most recently updated: 2004-12-19 17:39:39.
National Portrait Gallery A-Z Of Portrait Sitters (B) Sue Bartlett, Editor of House Garden magazine. 1 portrait. Isabel (néeArundel), Lady Burton (18311896), Traveller and explorer; wife of Sir Richard http://www.npg.org.uk/live/search/a-z/sitB.asp
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Extractions: XIX CENTURY 1814 - Adams, Daniel (1773-1864). The Thorough Scholar, or, The Nature of Language : 1833 - Balfour, Walter (1776-1852). Letters to Rev. Moses Stuart , by Walter Balfour, of Charlestown. Boston : Published by B. B. Mussey. 1833. 1 st Ed. x, 125pp. [1 adv]. Blue paper boards over red cloth spine, paper label to front board. Endpapers foxed, with light foxing throughout, else clean. Very Good. A collection of letters dating to 1820, written to and by Moses Stuart American biblical scholar and teacher. Quite scarce. 1808 - Ball, Isaac. An Analytical View of the Animal Economy. Calculated for the students of medicine, as well as private gentlemen : interspersed with many allegories and moral reflections, drawn from the subject, to awaken the mind to an elevated sense of the great author of nature / by Isaac Ball. 3rd ed., with large additions. New York : Printed for the author, by Samuel Wood, 1808 [i.e. 1809] 164pp. Illustrated frontis of the heart, tailpieces, vignettes. Contemporary tree-calf rubbed at edges and corners. Gilt rolled-edges. spine in five compartments divided by quadruple gilt lines, horizontal gilt lettering to red morocco spine label in central panel. Spine label and joints rubbed. Front board split at lower hinge by about 1 1/2 inch. Leaves generally quite clean with light sporadic foxing. First signature (includes title) loose (present). Contemporary ownership inscription "Isaac Mc.Comb" at top of title, gift inscription of same to edge of gutter. A handsome copy. Reprint of the 2nd ed. of 1808 with the omission of preface, table of contents, errata, and Subscribers' names. A different dedication, inserted; dated June 1, 1809. Appendix on the senses p. [141]-164, has been added. Includes bibliographical references. Very Good. Shaw & Shoemaker, 14405. [Physiology]
International Women's Periodicals Microfilm Collection Editor in charge of this volume, James P. Lichtenberger, Burton, Isabel (Arundell)Lady, 18311896. The romance of Isabel Lady Burton; the story of her http://historical.library.cornell.edu/IWP/lock/micro_guide.html
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Book I, Chapter I. Book I, Chapter I. by Isabel, Lady Burton (18311896) From The Romance ofIsabel, Lady Burton Volume I, by Lady Isabel Burton, edited by WH Wilkins. http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/burton/romance/chapter-I-I.html
Extractions: There were Earls of Arundell. The Earls of Arundell before the Conquest are somewhat lost in the mists of antiquity, and they do not affect the branch of the family from which Lady Burton sprang. This branch traces its descent in a straight line from one Roger de Arundell, who, according to Domesday , had estates in Dorset and Somerset, and was possessed of twenty-eight lordships. The Knights of Arundell were an adventurous race. One of the most famous was Sir John Arundell, a valiant [Page 4] commander who served Henry VI. in France. The grandson of this doughty knight, also Sir John Arundell, was made a Knight Banneret by Henry VII. for his valour at the sieges of Tiroven and Tournay, and the battle that ensued. At his death his large estates were divided between the two sons whom he had by his first wife, the Lady Eleanor Grey, daughter of the Marquis of Dorset, whose half-sister was the wife of Henry VII. The second son, Sir Thomas Arundell, was given Wardour Castle in Wiltshire, and became the ancestor of the Arundells of Wardour.
Book II, Chapter XVIII. by Isabel Lady Burton (18311896) From The Romance of Isabel Lady Burton VolumeII, by Isabel Lady Burton, edited by WH Wilkins. New York Dodd Mead Co., http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/burton/romance/chapter-II-XVIII.html
Extractions: Can tie the gall up in the slanderous tongue? S HAKSPEARE A T this point of the narrative it is necessary to turn aside to deal with Miss Stisted's impeachment of Lady Burton, in the matter of her husband's recall from Damascus. Miss Stisted asserts that the true cause of Burton's recall was Isabel his wife, who had espoused with more zeal than discretion the cause of the Shazli converts to Christianity. She adds: "And while her husband, continually absent exploring or attending to the duties of his Consulate, knew nothing, or next to nothing, about her dangerous proceedings, she impressed upon the people that she acted with his full permission and approval." It was (according to Miss Stisted) Isabel's "imprudence and passion for proselytizing" which so enraged the Moslems and the Turkish authorities [Page 511] against Burton that they clamoured for his recall. Thus it is argued that "the true cause of the terrible crash in 1871" was Isabel, and Isabel alone.
David Irving's Action Report On-line Sir Richard Burton Lady (Isabel) Burton (18311896) Mrs Elizabeth The history of the manuscript after Isabel Burton s death was eventful. http://www.fpp.co.uk/BoD/origins/BurtonMS.html
Extractions: Posted Tuesday, June 5, 2001 Quick navigation Mr Irving, take me to ... ... origins of anti-Semitism ... today's "AR-online" again ... other Hilberg items ... your main alphabetical index ... news on your legal battle ... you and your family ... your career so far ... how to buy your books ... how to help your fighting fund ... your publishing Home Page From Christie's online auction catalogue: "BURTON, Sir Richard Francis (1821-1890). Autograph manuscript treatise entitled 'Human Sacrifice among the Sephardine or Eastern Jews'." (150,000 - 200,000 British pounds) Special Notice This lot will not be subject to VAT either on the hammer price or the buyer's premium. Pre-lot Text AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AND MANUSCRIPTS : Lot Description BURTON, Sir Richard Francis THE ORIGINAL AND ALMOST ENTIRELY UNPUBLISHED AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT WRITTEN AFTER HIS RECALL FROM DAMASCUS; ONE OF A FEW SUBSTANTIAL AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPTS BY SIR RICHARD BURTON REMAINING IN PRIVATE HANDS THE manuscript comprises: an introduction addressed 'To the Reader', a preface (in 3 parts), and six chapters, two appendices, an earlier draft of the first appendix, and drafts and notes entitled 'Anthropology of the Jews' and 'Jews'. The posthumous edition by W.H.Wilkins
AIM25: Thesaurus Personal Names: B Buckley William Frank b 1925 Editor, journalist and author Burton Isabel 18311896 née Arundell biographer wife of Sir Richard Burton http://www.aim25.ac.uk/search/thesaurus/persons/list1.htm
Chronological Author List "1830 To 1834" Compiled By GIGA Lady Isabel Burton, English traveler and author (1831 1896) - BUY AMAZON BOOK Charles Augustus Stoddard, American clergyman, author and Editor (1833 http://www.giga-usa.com/quotes/lists/quay1830.htm
Non-Fiction Writers, Publishers, Burroughs, William S. (1914) US writer; Burton, Isabel (1831-1896) English 1983) US writer, Editor; Lamb, Charles (1775-1834) English essayist, http://www.creativequotations.com/p-nonfic.htm
Extractions: Non-Fiction Writers, Publishers, Editors, Journalists, Critics, Broadcast Journalists . . . Abbey, Edward US author Adams, Franklin P. US journalist Agate, James English critic, author Alexander, Shana US news commentator Alsop, Jr., Joseph W. US journalist, author Amiel, Henri Frederic Swiss writer Anderson, Margaret US editor Angelou, Maya US actress, author Anzaldua, Gloria Evangelina US Tejana-Chicana poet Apple, Jr., R. W. US journalist Aretino, Pietro Italian poet, writer, dramatist Atkinson, Brooks US drama critic, journalist Baer, Bugs US journalist, cartoonist Baker, Russell US journalist, author, humorist Baldwin, Christina US writer Baldwin, James US novelist, essayist Baldwin, Monica English writer Ballantyne, Sheila US writer Bangs, Lester US critic, author Barnes, Clive English journalist, critic, writer Barr, Amelia US author, journalist Barrett, Rona US journalist Barry, Dave US columnist, humorist Barthes, Roland French critic Bataille, Georges French librarian, writer Battelle, Phyllis US journalist Beauvoir, Simone de
200 Famous Women Mar 20_ Burton, Isabel (18311896) English traveler, author; Mar 21_ McGinley, US educator; _ Pogrebin, Letty Cottin () US writer, Editor, columnist http://www.creativequotations.com/women-dob.html
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Autographs And Manuscripts. From 27/07/2005 To 21/04/2005 Burton, Isabel (18311896). Writer, traveller and wife of Sir Richard Burton . Autograph Letter Signed ( Richard Wagner ) to an unnamed Lady, http://www.maggs.com/departments/popular.asp?dept=AU
Extractions: A Preliminary Bibliographic Survey of Women's 19thC Travel Sources Sources: Agassiz, Elizabeth Cary (1822-1907) selected (have included American travels) In her early career Agassiz accompanied her husband, a Swiss naturalist, on scientific expeditions and with him founded the Anderson School of Natural History in Buzzard's Bay, Massachusetts. She took up the cause of women's education after the death of her husband in 1873, and in 1879 helped to found the "Harvard Annex," taking up the position of president when it became the "Society for the Collegiate Instruction of Women" in 1882. In 1894 the institution became Radcliffe College. Agassiz continued to serve as its active president until 1899. Her other writings include: A First Lesson in Natural History (1859) and Louis Agassiz: His Life and Correspondence, 2 vol. (1885). Seaside Studies in Natural History (with Alexander Agassiz). Boston: Ticknor and
The National Archives National Register Of Archives Browse The Burnet, Lady Margaret (c 1630c 1685) nee Kennedy, 1st wife of Bishop Gilbert Burton, Isabel (1831-1896) nee Arundell, biographer, wife of Sir Richard http://www.nra.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/browser/person/page/person_BU.htm
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John Lane Company Records, Index Of Correspondents Burton, Charles W.8.1 Burton, Isabel, Lady, 183118968.1 Reeve, JamesKnapp, 1856-1933 (The Editor)28.3 (with Lloyd, John Uri) http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/lane.john.corr.html
Extractions: Names in bold appear in the RLIN record. The correspondence retains, where known, the original Lane filing arrangement. Thus a letter originating from one person or corporate entity may be found under a different name if it was so filed in the Lane records. The parenthetical "with" references in this index will help guide the researcher to the appropriate location within the files.
Extractions: About Us Masthead Contact Sitemap ... Letters Historical Travelogues by Women Lugging a Piano to Khartoum Up until the 20th century, it was uncommon for European women to travel the Orient. Those who did, however, shared attitudes ranging from open curiosity and sympathy to the shameless conceit of superiority and racism â just like their men Isabelle Eberhardt, 1877-1904 Traveling was a male domain well into the nineteenth century, and the few exceptions confirm the rule. One such exception was Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (1689-1762), who accompanied her husband when he was dispatched as ambassador to the Ottoman Empire. Her bid to foster cultural understanding, the posthumously published "Letters from Constantinople" became a classic among travel literature. "So you see, she wrote on May 19, 1718, from Constantinople, "these people are not as uncouth as we portray them" and even conjectured "that they have a more proper notion of life." The book owes its success not least of all to the author's access to the harem. Exclusion had stirred up the fantasies of male travelers for centuries, giving rise to many peculiar beliefs. It was predominantly British women who made a name for themselves as writers of travelogues. The late nineteenth century was the heyday of adventurous travelogues. Isabel Burton (1831-1896), Isabelle Bird (1831-1904), Anne Blunt (1867-1917), and Gertrude Bell (1868-1926) traveled through Arab countries, and Freya Stark (1893-1993), a British woman born in Paris and brought up in Italy, frequently visited the Middle East between 1928 and 1983 and made a name for herself as a photographer.
