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Massacre at Estelle's by Thomas Dixon, 2006-09-18 The Man in Gray by Thomas Dixon, 2010-03-07 The One Woman by Thomas Dixon, 2010-03-07 The Way of a Man by Thomas Dixon, 2010-02-16 The man in gray: a romance of north and south by Thomas Dixon, 2010-08-27 Living Problems in Religion and Social Science by Thomas Dixon, 2010-01-01 The failure of Protestantism in New York and its causes by Thomas Dixon, 2010-08-29 A System of Clinical Medicine Dealing with the Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment of Disease: For Students and Practitioners by Thomas Dixon Savill, 2010-06-13 Environmental Scarcity and Global Security (Headline Series) by Thomas F. Homer-Dixon, 1993-06 The Man in Gray: A Novel of Robert E. Lee by Thomas Dixon, 2004-11-27 Clinical lectures on neurasthenia by Thomas Dixon Savill, 2010-08-29 The One Woman by Thomas, Jr. Dixon, 2005-03 Treatise On the Combined Circular, Multi-Circular and Five Figures Logarithmic Decimals Slide Rule ... by Thomas Dixon, 2010-05-25 Baltimore & Ohio Steam Locomotives: The Last 30 Years 1928-1958 by Thomas W. Dixon, 2003-12-25

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81. The Great Divide
    More on Thomas Pynchon, from The New York Times Archives. MASON Dixon By Thomas Pynchon. 773 pp. New York Henry Holt Company. $27.50.  
    http://www.nytimes.com/books/97/05/18/reviews/970518.18boylet.html

82. Dr. Thomas Homer-Dixon: Global Visionary
    Dr. Thomas HomerDixon is Director of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Toronto, and Associate Professor  
    http://www.speakers.ca/homer-dixon_thomas.aspx
    
    Extractions: Select a Speaker Adams, Jeff Adams, Michael Adams, Patch Afterburner Canada, Aglukark, Susan Aitchison, Neil Alessandra, Dr. Tony Alexander, Michael Allen, David Amatt, John Amos, Wally Anderson, Sparky Anderson, Toben Ansell, Jeff Armstrong, Sally Asmus, Barry Bailey, Donovan Banfield, Ashleigh Barletta, Martha Barnard, Robert Barnes, Dr. James Barrie, Andy Bean, Alan Beckwith, Harry Behnan, Lorraine Belasco, James Ben, David Bendaly, Leslie Bergdahl, Michael Black, Arthur Black, Rod Blackwell, Roger Blanchard, Dr. Ken Blumenthal, Ira Bondar, Dr. Roberta Bontis, Dr. Nick Boothman, Nicholas Bossy, Mike Bottomley, Jim Bradt, Dr. Gary Braiden, Chris Broadfoot, Dave Broadhead, Rick Brody, Leonard Brott, Boris Brown, Les Bryan, Don Buchholz, Todd Buckingham, Marcus Bullard, Mike Burke, Brian Burrus, Daniel Butler, Todd Butt, Brent Campbell, Cassie Canfield, Jack Canton, Dr. James Carbone, Mike Carlson, Dr. Richard Carr, Bill Carroll, Jim Carter, Evan Carter, Rubin Carver, John Cassis, John Cathcart, Jim Charan, Ram Charvet, Shelle Rose Chilton, David Chopra, Deepak Clark, Dan

83. Births Marriages Deaths Etc.
    Dixon Thomas Dixon married Alice Roxey Chapman see Ontario Vital Stats 1879 Dixon to wife of Thomas Dixon twins, a son and a daughter,  
    http://www.nornet.on.ca/~jcardiff/b-m-d/di.htm
    
    Extractions: Diamond Elizabeth D[i]amond of Sherbrook married Robert Muney Stillwell of Walpole, 12 Nov 1850. Witnesses: James Atwood; J. McLane [GJR - SR19010321] Dice Elizabeth Ann, eldest daughter of Thos. Dice of Walpole, married Wm. McKnight 30 Jul 1867 at Port Dover [NR188670808] Dick Alexander Dick of Middleton married Miss Francis L. Sanderson of Windham, 21 Jun 1897 in Waterford [WS18970624p5] Dick Miss Alice, second daughter of Wm. L. Dick of Townsend, married Henry Algernon Ivey of Walpole 29 Apr 1903 at her father's home [SR19030508] Dick Catharine McCannel, wife of George Dick, died 15 Aug 1896 in Simcoe. Interred Monday at Decewsville Cemetery [SR18960820] Dick to Euphemia F. Dick, wife of Robert James Carey, a daughter: Nin[e] B. Carey, [7] Jun 1884 [Ontario Vital Stats Registration 022156] to wife of Robert Carey a daughter 7 Jun 1884 in Simcoe [BC18840611] Dick George Dick, 84, died 14 Oct 1906 at his residence in Walpole [SR19061019] [also see George W. Dick in BC19071024]

84. Homer-Dixon Essay
    By Thomas HomerDixon Toronto Globe and Mail, September 12 2001. Some events shatter the order of things — the routines and regularities of our lives that  
    http://www.wfs.org/esdixon.htm
    
    Extractions: NOTICE: Essays and comments posted on World Future Society Web Forums are the intellectual property of the authors, who retain full responsibility for and rights to their content. For permission to publish, distribute copies, use excerpts, etc., please contact the author. Read other Essays Responding to the September 11 Attack Alan F. Kay Severyn T. Bruyn Thomas Frey Bruce Lloyd ... Hazel Henderson Toronto Globe and Mail, September 12 2001 The problem is going to get worse because of three trends, two technological and one social. New technologies are shifting power downward from large institutions and governments to small groups and individuals. Sometimes this is a good thing, as when the Internet potentially empowers citizens to better participate in democratic processes. But sometimes it's a bad thing, because some groups are malign, and because one technology that's diffusing downward is an extraordinary capacity to destroy. Another trend is the growing complexity and interdependence of our technological systems, which makes it more likely that damage to one system component will ramify outwards to other components. We've seen such knock-on effects in the globe's tightly wired financial system, when a crisis in a distant economy spreads like wildfire to others; we've even seen it in mundane infrastructure systems like electricity grids.

85. Thomas Pynchon: Mason & Dixon
    Extracts of Thomas Pynchon s Mason Dixon . Ladies, Ladies, Mason calls. You ve seen her in the Evening Sky, you ve wish d upon her,  
    http://www.venus-transit.de/text/MasonDixonEnglish.html
    
    Extractions: The Britons Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, an astronomer and a land surveyor, travelled to South Africa engaged by the British Royal Society, to observe the Venus transit on June 6, 1761 from Cape Town. The are staying with a Dutch family and their daughters. Extracts of "Ladies, Ladies," Mason calls. " You've seen her in the Evening Sky, you've wish'd upon her, and now for a short time will she be seen in the Day-light, crossing the Disk of the Sun,- and do make a Wish then, if you think it will help. For Astronomers, who usually work at night, 'twill give us a chance to be up in the Day-time. Thro' our whole gazinglives, Venus has been a tiny Dot of Light, going through phases like the Moon, ever against the black face of Eternity. But on the day of this Transit, all shall suddenly reverse, as she is caught, dark, embodied, solid, against the face of the Sun, a Goddess descended from light to Matter."

86. Thomas Pynchon: Mason & Dixon
    Auszüge aus Thomas Pynchons Roman Mason Dixon . «Meine Damen, meine Damen», ruft Mason. from MASON Dixon copyright © by Thomas Pynchon  
    http://www.venus-transit.de/text/MasonDixon.html

87. Thomas Dixon (ca.1705-ca.1734)
    Thomas Dixon or Dixson. BIRTH abt 1705, New Castle co,DE; DEATH abt 1734, Chester co,PA. FATHER William Dickson (abt 1662 abt 1708)  
    http://home.sprynet.com/~jrichmon/dixn0017.htm

88. Biography: Thomas Dixon
    Biographical information for Thomas Dixon. Thomas Dixon. Winner of the ESSSAT prize in 2000. BA in theology and religious studies from Cambridge  
    http://www.meta-library.net/bio/dixon-body.html
    
    Extractions: Winner of the ESSSAT prize in 2000. Theology, Anti-Theology and Atheology He lectures in the Cambridge Faculty of Divinity on the history and philosophy of relationships between science and religion. His particular interests are nineteenth-century British theology, philosophy and science, especially the history of psychology, Thomas Huxley , agnosticism, and evolutionary ethics. His next research project will be into the origins of the concept of 'altruism' in the context of scientific and positivist attempts to naturalise ethics in the nineteenth century. Search for Thomas Dixon Biography Index To return to previous topic, click on your browser's 'Back' button. Email link

89. Thomas Dixon
    Interdisciplinary Topic. Main Page Related Topics  
    http://www.meta-library.net/bio/dixon-frame.html

90. Genealogy Data
    Dixon, Thomas Birth 17 NOV 1882 Yorkshire, Iowa Death 17 JAN 1968 Cypress, Orange Co., California Gender Male Family. Marriage ABT 1905 Spouse  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/8270/dat80.htm

91. Journal Of Peace Research -- Sign In Page
    HomerDixon, Thomas F., 1999. Environment, Scarcity, and Violence. Princeton, NJ Oxford Princeton University Press . Homer-Dixon, Thomas F. Jessica  
    http://jpr.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/42/4/417

92. Journal Of Peace Research -- Sign In Page
    HomerDixon, Thomas, 1999. Environment, Scarcity, and Violence. Homer-Dixon, Thomas, 2000. The Ingenuity Gap. New York Knopf .  
    http://jpr.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/42/1/47
    
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93. Salon | Weird Morning In America
    Thomas Pynchon s Mason Dixon travels back to preRevolutionary ILLUSTRATION BY GARY TAXALI. Mason Dixon By Thomas Pynchon Henry Holt, 773 pages  
    http://www.salonmagazine.com/april97/pynchon970425.html
    
    Extractions: Henry Holt, 773 pages the all-American lost poet Delmore Schwartz best remembered for the proverb "even paranoids have real enemies" also deserves credit for the Caffeine Theory of the Enlightenment. By this account, the Age of Reason owed its brilliance, energy and encyclopedic ambition to the arrival, in Europe, of the java bean. Schwartz meant it as a joke. Yet cultural historians have spent many happy years researching the economic, social, literary and political (if not gastrointestinal) consequences of the coffeehouse for the rising bourgeoisie. And the example of Voltaire who sucked down a few dozen cups a day whenever possible has long seemed to me to clinch the case. Besides coffee, these Yankees wolf down sugary pastries and puff away on tobacco. (A few pages earlier, Mason and Dixon have sampled a little of George Washington's hemp crop.) The narrator wonders, "May unchecked consumption of all these modern substances at the same time, a habit without historical precedent, upon these shores be creating a new sort of European? less respectful of the forms that have previously held Society together, more apt to speak his mind, or hers, upon any topic he chooses, and to defend his position as violently as need be?" Let's see now. Fervent consumption of mood-altering substances ... a certain reckless vigor in the expression of opinion ... pothead humor ... It all sounds rather like the '60s of more recent memory. And that (as old-timey Communists used to say, and militia folk still do) is no accident!

94. Thomas Pynchon : Mason And Dixon : Book Reviews : Spike Magazine
    spikemagazine.com s review of Thomas Pynchon Mason And Dixon.  
    http://www.spikemagazine.com/0997pync.htm
    
    Extractions: Thomas Pynchon David Livingstone Brevity, the aphorism has it, is the soul of wit. So where does that leave Thomas Pynchon, whose current offering weighs in at close to eight hundred pages - and of often-impenetrable stylized "old english" text, no less? The real Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, America's original sub-dividers, took upon themselves the promethean task of imposing the first trace of order upon the wilderness that was the new world, drawing their famous line demarcating north and south. With his fanciful re-imagining of Messrs. Mason and Dixon, Pynchon has created a veritable universe, similarly bewildering and untamed, for readers to divide and conquer if they can. is a sprawling muddle of historical fact, surreal fancy, fable, fantasy, and occasional silliness, underpinned by the quiet insistence - supported, at times, more by faith than evidence - that somehow it all can make sense; that somehow, given enough courage, dogged determination, or blind luck, order can be either alchemically divined from chaos or forced upon it. Like American civilization, both past and present.

95. Homer-Dixon, Thomas F. - Szerzõ és Kapcsolatai
    Tárgyszó index Corvinus Egyetem Központi Könyvtára Gyarapodási lista - 2005. március-április. Homer-Dixon, Thomas F. Cím. Környezet, szukösség, eroszak  
    http://www.lib.uni-corvinus.hu/gyar/gyar20050304hun/auth_2083.html

96. AllRefer.com - Thomas Dixon (American Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
    AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete information on Thomas Dixon, American Literature, Biographies.  
    http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/D/Dixon-Th.html
    
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97. Thomas R. Pynchon: Spermatikos Logos - Author Homepage
    Thomas Pynchon is a reclusive American novelist possessed by a certain eclectic This section focuses on Pynchon’s latest work, the epic Mason Dixon.  
    http://www.themodernword.com/pynchon/

98. Florida Family Groupsheet For Thomas Jefferson DIXON Family
    5 Dixon, Thomas Claude Sex M Birthdate 05/14/1906 Birthplace Bleckley Thomas Jefferson Dixon Jr. is buried in Corinth Baptist Cemetery in Hamilton  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~usfgs/florida/d/Dixon_Thomas_Jefferson.txt

99. Thomas Homer-Dixon | AUTHOR CATALOG
    Thomas HomerDixon, or Tad as he is known to his friends and colleagues, is Director of the Written by Thomas Homer-Dixon Trade Paperback, 496 pages  
    http://www.randomhouse.com/author/results.pperl?authorid=13426

100. ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY/General Information
     HomerDixon, Thomas F. and Levy, Marc A. Environment and Security. International Security 20 189-199 Winter 1995. Honigman, Steven S. and Quinn John P.  
     http://www.au.af.mil/au/aul/bibs/env/envgen.htm

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