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Six chapters of a man's life by Victoria Cross, 2010-08-06
The night of temptation by Victoria Cross, 2010-08-19
Life of My Heart by Victoria Cross, 1915
The Life Sentence by Victoria Cross, 2010-01-04
Tomorrow? by Victoria Cross, 2010-05-23
To-morrow? by Victoria Cross, 2010-07-06
Hilda Against the World by Victoria Cross, 2009-12-16
The Eternal Fires; A Novel by Victoria Cross, 2010-03-29
Paula; a sketch from life by Victoria Cross, 2010-09-06
The Religion of Evelyn Hastings by Victoria Cross, 2010-03-23
Daughters of Heaven by Victoria Cross, 2010-10-14
Five Nights by Victoria Cross, 2010-07-12
Nine Valiant Academicals: Edinburgh Academical Holders of the Victoria Cross by Alasdair MacIntyre, 2007-10-03
'Andy': A portrait of major Anders Lassen, the Dane who was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross in the Second World War by Mogens Kofod-Hansen, 1991

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Lake Mountain>Welcome
Cross country ski resort near Marysville, Victoria, Australia, nestled at the foot of Lake Mountain. Includes snow reports, web cam, mountain information, trail map, facilities, events, prices, accommodation, and summer activities.
http://www.lakemountainresort.com.au/

Extractions: Welcome Welcome to Lake Mountain Victoria's favourite family alpine resort and Melbourne's closest becomes a winter wonderland and is less than two hours from the city. Being so near you can have a day at the snow and still be home in time for dinner. Lake Mountain's location means you can be skiing, tobogganing, building snowmen, throwing snowballs, riding a sled, snowshoeing or just taking in the pristine alpine environment in no time at all. Lake Mountain also holds the reputation as the premier cross country in Australia and is arguably the third busiest resort of its type in the world. 2005 is full of exciting improvements for our visitors. More Snow! More Fun! The old ski hire and cafe has been renovated into a large kiosk, best of all it is heated with tables and chairs. The restaurant is now purely dedicated to sit down patrons and we have opened a bar. This year you can satisfy both hunger and thirst. The Italian style menu ensures delicious and filling pastas, focaccias, pizzas and more that can be washed down with award winning wines, beers, mixers, soft drinks or juices. More Day Shelter!
THE VICTORIA CROSS
YOU ARE BEING AUTOMATICALLY REDIRECTED TO. http//www.victoriacross.org.uk/vcross.htm. PLEASE BOOKMARK THE NEW SITE.
http://www2.prestel.co.uk/stewart/vcross.htm
Backcountry At Licola And Surrounds
Crosscountry skiing guide to the Licola area, Victoria, Australia.
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~freeheelers/licola.htm

Extractions: Not far from Licola are some of the best and least known cross-country ski areas in Victoria. Either the Jamieson Road towards Mt Skene, or the Tamboritha Road can easily access snowfields in the most popular areas for skiers, especially adjacent to the Tamboritha-Mt Howitt Road. WARNING: These roads are not maintained during the winter, there are no facilities beyond Licola, so special care must be taken. Chains are essential for cars and four-wheel drives. You should also carry a shovel and a towrope. Driving in snow requires special skills, so be familiar with these before you go. Always let someone know where you are going. If you get stranded, stay with your vehicle. Gate closures on the Snowy Range Road
TAYSIDE
GRAVE LOCATION FOR HOLDERS OF THE Victoria Cross IN THE COUNTY OF TAYSIDE. Name, Thomas, BEACH, Richard Henry, BURTON, John Manson, CRAIG, Peter, GRANT
http://www2.prestel.co.uk/stewart/tayside.htm
Mick Mannock
Acquired a reputation as one of the most talented pilots in the RFC. Became flight commander of 74 Squadron and then commander of 85 Squadron. Shot down 58 planes. Awarded the Victoria Cross posthumously when his plane crashed behind German lines. (18871918)
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/FWWmannock.htm

Extractions: Edward 'Mick' Mannock , the son of Edward and Julia Mannock, was born at Preston Barracks, Brighton on 24th May 1887. Edward Mannock was a corporal in the Royal Scots regiment and the family was constantly on the move. As a child Mick lived in England, Scotland, Ireland and India. While in India, Mick picked up an infection and went blind. Eventually Mick recovered his sight but for the rest of his life he had difficulty seeing out of his left eye. After Edward Mannock returned from the Boer War he deserted his wife and four children. Mick, who had suffered from his father's drunken rages, later revealed that he was pleased when he heard that his father had left the family home. However, the family were now very poor and Mick had to abandon his schooling at the earliest opportunity in order to bring in some much needed money. After a series of menial jobs, Mick found work as a telephone engineer. Mick became interested in politics and as a young man became a committed socialist. Jim Eyles, a close friend later said that: "Mick told everyone he met that every man should prepare himself for the new age. The downtrodden of the world were about to get their chance at last; it was a duty for men to make the best of this opportunity for which the up-and-coming leaders of the new ideas had suffered so much." Mick spoke at political meetings and Jim Eyes later remarked how surprised he was that this young man "who had been dragged up in the most awful squalor, could match wits with these high-born and well-educated classes."
Southern Cross Care (Vic)
A not for profit organisation that provides services for Victoria?s aged community. Has general information about services offered.
http://www.southern-cross.org.au/
Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort And Village, Victoria Australia. Alpine And Xc Skiing,
10km of sheltered, well marked, groomed trails to suit every level of Cross country skiier. Victoria Australia.
http://www.mountbawbaw.com.au/info/index.html

Extractions: Mountain Info Terrain for everyone! Mt Baw Baw's integrated network of five ski lifts, services over 30 hectares of skiing terrain and provides some spectacular scenery. Our lifts are specially located so there is easy access to all trails from our home trail ensuring an easy return to the village. Beginner skier and boarders will find Mt Baw Baw is an ideal place to learn. We have two specially designed lifts for beginners at Mt Baw Baw plus a Magic carpet. A Magic carpet is like a conveyer belt on the snow and is the easiest available lift to ride. Tank Hill platter and Summit T-bar lifts, located only metres from each other, provide access to some of the best slopes in Victoria for beginner skiers and boarders. Intermediate skiers and boarders will revel on Mt Baw Baw's terrain. The Maltese Cross gives access to some terrific terrain. Don't forget to ski the legendary Champagne run or try the more challenging Maltese Cross run. More advanced skiers and boarders will enjoy runs like Champagne, Maltese, Drops on the Rocks, Slam Dunk, Old Hut, Bombardier, and the brilliant Slalom run. Snowboarding Mt Baw Baw is well suited to snowboarding, with a variety of runs for all standards. A dedicated and managed terrain park (weekends only) is available for the more advanced snowboarder. There are boundless areas to explore between the trees, as well as natural obstacles and hits to add to the thrill for the freestyle rider and beginner alike.
CTV.ca | Last Cdn. Victoria Cross Winner Dies
CTV News on CTV Canadian television s online home for news and entertainment.
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1123087263857_118496463/?hub
Skalman.nu
A searchable chronology of critical military and political events during the war with coverage of special topics such as casualties, UN forces, and Victoria Cross recipients. Includes maps, links, and bibliography.
http://www.skalman.nu/koreanwar/
Rorke's Drift, 1879 - The Highest Number Of Victoria Crosses Awarded In A Single
Website dedicated to the Victoria Cross Winners from Rorke s Drift, 1879.
http://www.rorkesdriftvc.com/

Extractions: Dalton More Information Popular Myths Other Defenders The Battle Visit to Rorke's Drift ... Ulundi You have visited rorkesdriftvc.com times. This action was at Rorke's Drift, Wednesday 22- Thursday 23 January, 1879, when some 150 soldiers defended a supply station against some 4000 Zulus, aided by the Martini-Henry rifle 'with some guts behind it'. Since the Victoria Cross was instigated by Queen Victoria in 1856, only 1355 have been awarded (the double awards for Arthur Martin-Leake Charles Hazlitt Upham and Noel Godfrey Chavasse are included in the total).
Untitled Document
Includes snow reports for alpine and Cross country resorts and ski areas in Victoria, Australia. Also provides snow cam and resort links.
http://www.snowreport.vic.gov.au/
Victoria Cross Bar
The Victoria Cross Bar is a stylish bar centrally located in the heart of North Sydney. The fantastic staff and friendly atmosphere together make the
http://www.vcbar.com.au/

Extractions: A little bit... Home Location Food Menu Choose a Room ... Contact Us The Victoria Cross Bar is a stylish bar centrally located in the 'heart' of North Sydney. The fantastic staff and friendly atmosphere together make the perfect place for any gathering whether it be business lunch or just a casual drink with mates. The glass balcony is ideal for functions and the large outdoor area provides a great place for a refreshing afternoon beverage. Come and join us for lunch or dinner and select from our famous '$9 menu' or weekly specials. Open late Friday and Saturday night, you will be tempted to dance into the early hours of the morning to the best beats and tunes of our funky resident DJ's. Watch all the major sporting events from your very own couch whilst enjoying a cold pint. Look out for "What's On" during the cricket, tennis and rugby season. You will not want to watch sport anywhere else! We have many attractions and offer an apealing environment for both work and play. So bring your friends or workmates and come and enjoy the VC experience. For any enquiries email or call Leisa.
Victoria
Like Teresa of Avila and John of the Cross, Victoria could express a mystical eroticism with great fervor. The ideal vehicle for this expression was the
http://andrewmarr.homestead.com/files/music/victoria.htm

Extractions: by Andrew Marr, OSB It is hard not to associate the religious passion of Victoria's music with the dark clouds and elongated figures of El Greco's paintings or with the mystical flames lighting of the scorching pages of Teresa of Avila and John of the Cross. With Victoria and the other great Spanish composers of this period such as Francisco Guerrero and Cristobal Morales, we have a distinctively different flavor of the Renaissance polyphonic style from that of Palestrina. With Victoria, there is nothing of the troubled probing of future Romantic composers, but neither does his music often maintain the untroubled serenity of the Roman master. Even when Victoria's musical lines have all the suppleness of untrammeled flames, there is a coiled intensity to them. They burn rather than float. Where Palestrina weaves a stable tapestry out of his polyphony, Victoria's tapestry is too dynamic to stay in place, although the counterpoint is equally disciplined with both composers. Perhaps it is a distant effect of the Spaniards' recent conquest of their own lands and re-establishment of their faith, but Victoria's music does not seem to take faith for granted. Rather than resting in faith, the music maintains faith by constant vigilance. The inner flame must be perpetually renewed. The opening of the Requiem is a powerful example of this quality. The lower voices provide a background for the trebles' entrance. This line ebbs and flows with the tension I have been describing so that grief and fear of death are both expressed and yet both are consumed by the inner flame that drives this music. This opening line functions as a recurring head motif throughout the work and assures that an easy resolution will be in sight but not be reached.
The History Of The Victoria Cross
How the Victoria Cross was instigated, location of VC graves, location of VC medals, and more.
http://www.victoriacross.org.uk/vcross.htm
Victoria Cross Research - Research@victoriacross.co.uk - Designed By Small Busy
http://www.victoriacross.co.uk/
The Victoria Cross (in India, 1912-47)
Until 1912, the Victoria Cross could not be awarded to Indian members of the After the Partition of India 1947 awards of the Victoria Cross ceased and
http://faculty.winthrop.edu/haynese/india/medals/VC/IndVC.html

Extractions: The Victoria Cross (in India) Until 1912, the Victoria Cross could not be awarded to Indian members of the Indian Army and was restricted for award only to Europeans (and occasional "Anglo-Indians") in the Indian Army and, with few exceptions, to Europeans in general. While this fact should not diminish the bravery of the 95 (or is it 101?) English officers who won the award for services with Indian Army Regiments before that date. (There is considerable confusion over the numbver of VCs awarded to H.E.I.C./Indian Army officers before 1912 and numbers range from 95 to 101; this is linked to the inevitable confusion of the fairly common practice of "attached" or "seconded" service.) For Indian soldiers, who were not allowed the VC, theolder Indian Order of Merit was the award "of choice" to reward bravery before 1912 when (1837-1911) 42 first class IOMs were alwards (one with a special bar), 130 second class, and 2740 third class. The Royal Warrant of 21 October 1911 (published in the London Gazette of 12 November 1911, p. 9369, but not publically announced in India until the coronantion durbar in Delhi the following month) destroyed the "color bar" for Victoria Cross awards in the Indian Army and allowed Indians to receive this decoration. Accordingly, the first class of the Indian Order of Merit was terminated by Army Order No. 757 of 3 August 1912 (w.e.f. 12 December 1911) and the remaining classes were renumbered.
- Sumner & Stillman
1907, LIFE S SHOP WINDOW, Cross, Victoria, $ 95.00. Cross, Victoria pseudonym of Annie Sophie Vivian Cory. LIFE S SHOP WINDOW.
http://www.sumnerandstillman.com/Catalog/sumner.cgi/by_author?id=Mgp8Aazr&mv_arg
Alberta GenWeb Veterans Project Site
The Victoria Cross was awarded for most conspicuous bravery or some daring or During the First World War Fred was awarded the Victoria Cross,
http://users.rootsweb.com/~canab/vet/vetvictoriacross.html

Extractions: Roll of Honour - Victoria Cross Winners We record with pride and gratitude the names of members of Our Communities who served their King and Country Please feel free to submit for inclusion any Alberta Veteran, they need not be of an ancestor but must include the community they lived in at the time they entered into the service. Victoria Cross Winners The Victoria Cross was awarded for most conspicuous bravery or some daring or pre-eminent act of valour or self-sacrifice or extreme devotion to duty in the presence of the enemy. There have been 1,351 Victoria Crosses and 3 Bars awarded worldwide, 94 to Canadians (Canadian-born or serving in the Canadian Army or with a close connection to Canada). A mountain peak in Jasper National Park is named for this winner of the Victoria Cross. HARVEY, Frederick Maurice Watson - Fort MacLeod KERR, George Fraser KERR, John Chipman (1887-1963). Born in Fox River, Nova Scotia, Kerr was serving with the 49th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, at Courcelette, France, on September 16, 1916. Advancing about thirty yards into an enemy position Kerr found himself under attack. Although wounded, Kerr moved along the trench in full view of the enemy. After tossing grenades and firing his rifle at the enemy beneath him, Kerr chased his victims into their dug-out. He took 62 prisoners.
First World War.com - Encyclopedia - Victoria Cross
First World War.com Encyclopedia - Victoria Cross.
http://www.firstworldwar.com/atoz/victoriacross.htm

Extractions: Updated - Sunday, 23 February, 2003 The Victoria Cross was - and remains to the present day - the highest British military award for gallantry, awarded for "most conspicuous bravery, a daring or pre-eminent act of valour, self sacrifice or extreme devotion to duty in the presence of the enemy". Established during Queen Victoria's reign in February 1856 some 633 Victoria Crosses (known as the V.C.) were awarded during the First World War. Two of these comprised Bars - that is, an award of a second Victoria Cross to a current holder: to Arthur Martin-Leake in 1914 and Noel Chavasse in 1917 respectively. Of these Chavasse earned both V.C.s during the First World War, although the second was posthumously awarded. Of the 633 V.C.s awarded during the First World War 187 were issued posthumously to men killed during their act of heroism. Prior to the outbreak of war in 1914 522 V.C.s had been awarded; by contrast just 182 were issued during the Second World War. There are two instances of the Victoria Cross being awarded to father and son (although never during the same conflict). No woman has ever been awarded the V.C.
Getting Help In Victoria (VIC)
Australian Red Cross, Victoria is a notfor-profit organisation offering a range of humanitarian services to help those in need asylum seekers assistance
http://www.immi.gov.au/settle/help/vic1.htm

Extractions: See: Where can migrants find help? For detailed information on Victorian State Government services, and general information about Victoria, see the Victorian Government's site. For information on the Local Government Councils operating in Victoria, see the relevant pages on the Australian Government Directory.

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