61. Ness Strange Accounts. Names Mentioned Richard Ballard, john Berford, Richard Bryd, Thomas Cappeson, john le Rous, Richard Teg, Philip Teges, Richard le tranter, john Wilson, http://www.latin-docs.org/Ness.html

Records from Ness Strange. The originals are in Shropshire Archives and our transcripts and translations have also been deposited there. 1. Bailiff's Account for Ness Strange 1374-5. (SA 3607/1/A/27) Names Mentioned: Richard Ballard, John Berford, Richard Bryd, Thomas Cappeson, John Crambull (bailiff of Ness Strange), Griffin Castell, Richard Edum, William le Fonteyn, William Fonteyn, Richard le Fox, Tudor Garcer, Thomas Goldings, Thomas Haund, Thomas Hamnd, Howell ap Henley, Beatrice de Lee, Richard de Longenelle (former rector of Ness), Jenkyn le Lutley, Jenkyn Madyn, Hugh Marchald, Roger Marchald, John Maynard, Roger Neyville, John Pigot, John de Polyley (chaplain), John le Rous, Richard Teg, Philip Teges, Richard le Tranter, John Wilson, Richard le Yonge. 2. Bailiff's Account for Ness Strange 1424-5. (SA 3607/1/A/29) Names mentioned: Roger Ballard, Jene Bocher, Robert Cavie, John Clerc, William Clerc, William Clerk (bailiff), Roger Chormes, Howell Davy, John Draper, Thomas Forster, Richard Hochekyns, John Hogkyn, Gruffin Kynaston, John Merche, John Orme, Richard le Yonge (chaplain). 3. Bailiff's Account for Ness Strange 1429-30. (SA 3607/1/A/30)

62. Harry W. Schwartz Bookshops Online Salt an International Journal of Poetry and Poetics by john tranter, john Kinsella, Tracy Ryan See more by john tranter, john Kinsella, Tracy Ryan http://www.schwartzbooks.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=search&searchfields=b

63. The American Alpine Club — AAC Expedition Report Collection: Inventory 2006 Central Hindu Kush Afghanistan Will Fraser, Gavin johnstone, Philip tranter, john Wefferburn. 1966 Mount Logan 1966 Seattle Expedition Ascent of Mount Logan http://www.americanalpineclub.org/pages/page/79

Join Join/Renew Support Us Reasons to Join ... Merchandise Information Resources Introduction AAC Library The American Alpine Journal Trip Reports ... Site Search AAC Expedition Report Collection: Inventory 2006 Expedition reports are original documents prepared by expedition members. The AAC acquires reports through sponsorship of expeditions and through the generosity of expedition members. The library would like to build this collection if you have reports, please send us a copy! Reports are listed by date, title, sponsor, content, area/region, country, and personnel. Additional reports for Himalayan expeditions may be found in the John Boyle Himalayan Library, part of the AAC library. List of Reports 1893 Bulletin of the United States Geological Survey The United States Geological Survey 105p., maps. 1898 Diary of the USGS Expedition to Alaska in 1898 64p. Alaska USA 1935 Glaciers of the Grand Teton National Park of Wyoming 17p., maps., portraits. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming USA (Fritiof Fryxell) 1939 Die Unden Rundfahrt Des Deutlchen Wpenbereins Nach Peru Im Jahre 24p., illus., maps., portraits.

64. Register Of Carl Rakosi Papers - MSS 0355 3, 31, tranter, john, 1989 1991. 3, 32, Trip to England, 1988. 3, 33, Trip to London and France, 1989. 3, 34, Turnbull, Gael, 1989 - 1993. http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/speccoll/testing/html/mss0355a.html

Abstract Biography Scope and Content Container List ... Miscellaneous The Register of Carl Rakosi Papers MSS 0355 Mandeville Special Collections Library Geisel Library University of California, San Diego Extent: 6.50 linear feet (17 archives boxes and 1 oversize folder) Restrictions Materials contained in Box 5, Folders 9-11 are restricted until the year 2070 according to federal and state laws. Abstract Biography Carl Rakosi was born on November 6, 1903, in Berlin, Germany, and came to the United States with his father and stepmother in 1910. He received his B.A. (1924) and M.A. (1926) from the University of Wisconsin, and completed his Masters of Social Work at the University of Pennsylvania in 1940. He married Leah Jaffe in 1939. During the thirties, Rakosi was a member of a group of poets called "The Objectivists," which included Louis Zukofsky, Charles Reznikoff, and George Oppen. Between 1939 and 1965, he stopped writing in order to devote himself to social work and psychotherapy. It was not until 1965, at the urging of Andrew Crozier, that Rakosi started to write again. Rakosi practiced social work and psychotherapy as Callman Rawley, his legally adopted professional name. Between 1945 and his retirement in 1968, Rakosi was Executive Director of the Jewish Family and Children's Service in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He also conducted a private practice in psychotherapy between 1955 and 1971.

65. Australian & Oceanian Poetry john tranter is a leading international modern poet based More in Australia. Urban Myths is the distillation of forty years work and twenty published http://shopping.msn.com/results/australian-oceanian-poetry/bcatid3087/forsale?te

66. The Poetry House Some, such as john tranter’s Jacket, are clearly central in positioning contemporary poetry on the internet, but are not clearly marked by nationalist http://www.thepoetryhouse.org/Petryrooms/australia_newz.html

Home About Us Creative Writing Links ... Text Only ShowDateTime(showDateShort) Featured Books Featured Poets Archive The Poetry House St.Andrews, Fife School of English Australia and New Zealand 30 Contemporary Australian Poets (2000). Such poets are informed by the widest range of poetic practice, theory and reference. David McCooey The Penguin Book of Contemporary New Zealand Poetry While clearly a minority art, poetry in Australia and New Zealand is nevertheless vibrant. Traditional modes of publishing remain important, but the internet is of growing importance to readers, writers, and scholars. Poetry web sites in Australia and New Zealand are diverse in style and approach, with many offering a less restrictive output for poetry than the traditional print media. Jacket , are clearly central in positioning contemporary poetry on the internet, but are not clearly marked by nationalist models of literature. Scholarly sites, on the other hand, are more likely to be determined by nationalist models of literature, but are not usually solely concerned with poetry. The New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre is an exception.

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