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British Juvenile Story Papers and Pocket Libraries Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents BROOKE, ARTHUR (chron.) (continued) The Taming of Milton Carr, (ss) Chums Sep 18 1915 The Wilderness Hunters, (ss) Chums Jul 22 1916 BROOKE, DICK ; pseudonym of G. R. Samways (chron.) The Black Knight, (pm) The Magnet Library #568 Dec 28 1918 Playing the Man, (pm) The Magnet Library v12 No.569 Jan 4 1919 BROOKE, F. C. (chron.) Bessie and the Bush Rangers, (ss) Sep 1949 The Curing of Agatha, (ss) Fear in a Scrape, (ss) Dec 1950 The Four Busy Bees, (ss) Aug 1949 Jun 1954 Peggy Can Swim!, (ss) Mar 15 1947 Peggy in Peril, (ss) Mar 9 Mar 16 1950 Punishing Miss Mickleton, (ss) Dec 1 1947 Jan 1951 Victory Without Gunplay, (ss) Hands Up Annual, 1947 BROOKE, FRANK (chron.) Scramble Mar 31 1950 BROOKE, FRANK C. (chron.) Edgar Sexton, Deceased, (ss) Cute Fun Nov 1950 Johnnie Calvert, Assistant Detective, (ss) Cute Fun Nov 1949 The Leopard-Woman, (ss) Cute Fun Jan 1949 Pride Goes Before, (ss) Scramble Apr 28 1950 Treachery in the Jungle, (ss) Scramble Feb 1948 Cute Fun May 1949 BROOKES, DORIS

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1.3 HISTORY, FOREIGN RELATIONS, ARCHAEOLOGY Abels, Richard and David Bates (ed.) Alfred the Great: War, culture and kingship in early England Wesley Longman - Educational Division : 1998 ISBN: hardback 0-582-04048-5 SUBJECTS: Alfred, King of England, 849-899 ; Anglo-Saxons England Wessex Kings and rulers Biography ; Great Britain Kings and rulers Biography ; Great Britain History Alfred, 871-899 LOCATION: ATTILA 95 Abels Ackroyd, Peter The Life of Thomas More Chatto and Windus : 1998 ISBN: 1-85619-711-5 SUBJECTS: More, Thomas, Sir, Saint, 1478-1535 ; Christian martyrs England Biography ; Statesmen Great Britain Biography ; Humanists England Biography ; Great Britain History Henry VIII, 1509-1547 Biography ; Great Britain Politics and government, 1509-1547 LOCATION: ATTILA 865 Ackroyd Arnold, C. J. An Archaeology of the Early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms Routledge : 1997 ISBN: 0-415-15636-X SUBJECTS: Excavations (Archaeology) England ; Anglo-Saxons Kings and rulers; Archaeology, Medieval ; Great Britain History Anglo-Saxon period, 449-1066 ; England Social conditions, To 1066 LOCATION: ATTILA 95 Arnold Aston, Michael

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James I, Charles I and the descent into Civil War, the King executed, Cromwell rules James Stuart was a Scottish Catholic who believed in the "Divine Right" to rule as he pleased. This brought him into conflict with the English Parliament. The failed Catholic Gunpowder Plot to blow up Parliament in 1605 led to anti catholic riots. The failure of both James and his son Charles I to understand the English tradition of parliamentary liberty led eventually to civil war James died unlamented in 1625. Charles I immediately came in to conflict with Parliament. He tried to rule without summoning parliament for 11 years, but eventually ran out of money,and summoned Parliament in 1640 Parliament was naturally peeved about his neglect of their rights. They refused him money, and the country split between supporters of the king (blue on map left) and supporters of parliament (red on the map) The first major Engagement of the Civil War was at Edgehill in the Cotswolds on 1642. Indecision among the Royalists and the moulding of the New Model army by the parliamentarians led to Parliament gaining the upper hand, and by 1645 Cromwell won the decisive Battle of Naseby. Charles was captured and put on trial for treason in 1649. He refused to recognise the court, but was regardless found guilty. 59 republicans signed the death warrant (above), and after the restoration Charles II prosecuted those that he could.

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Clans Tartans History Travel ... Contact Us General History of the Highlands WAR having been declared against Spain in the year 1739, the Chevalier de St. George despatched Lord Marischal to Madrid to induce the court of Spain to adopt measures for his restoration. But however willing Spain might be to assist him, he was desirous that no attempt should be made without the concurrence of France. About the same time, that is, in the beginning of the year 1740, some of the more zealous and leading Jacobites, in anticipation of a war with France, held a meeting at Edinburgh, and formed themselves into an association, by which they engaged themselves to take arms and venture their lives and fortunes to restore the family of Stuart, provided the King of France would send over a body of troops to their assistance. The association, like that which brought over King William to England, consisted of seven persons, viz., Lord Lovat, James Drummond, commonly called Duke of Perth, the Earl of Traquair, Sir James Campbell of Auchinbreck, Cameron of Lochiel, John Stuart, brother to Lord Traquair, and Lord John Drummond, uncle to the Duke of Perth. [Letters to the Duke of Ormond and Lord Marischal, 27th January, 1740, among the Stuart Papers.

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Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents Expand all Collapse all Introduction Land Relief The highland zone The lowland zone ... Plant and animal life People Ethnic groups Languages Religion Settlement patterns ... Urban settlement Demographic trends Population growth Migration patterns Economy Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Agriculture Forestry Fishing Resources and power Minerals Energy Manufacturing Finance ... Transportation and telecommunications Government and society Constitutional framework Regional government Local government Justice ... Security Health and welfare The National Health Service Cash benefits Housing Education Primary and secondary education Private schools Higher education Cultural life ... Ancient Britain Pre-Roman Britain Neolithic period Bronze Age Iron Age Roman Britain The conquest Condition of the province Army and frontier Administration ... The decline of Roman rule Anglo-Saxon England The invaders and their early settlements The social system The conversion to Christianity The golden age of Bede The heptarchy The supremacy of Northumbria and the rise of Mercia The great age of Mercia The church and scholarship in Offa's time The decline of Mercia and the rise of Wessex The period of the Scandinavian invasions Viking invasions and settlements Alfred's government and his revival of learning The achievement of political unity The reconquest of the Danelaw The kingdom of England The church and the monastic revival The Anglo-Danish state The Danish conquest and the reigns of the Danish kings The reign of Edward the Confessor and the Norman Conquest Resistance and rebellion The introduction of feudalism ... William's accomplishments The sons of William I

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Guide to the Papers of the Dering Family, ca.1450-1680 Folger Shakespeare Library Contact Information Curator of Manuscripts Folger Shakespeare Library 201 East Capitol Street, SE Washington, DC 20003-1094 USA Phone: 202/675-0325 Fax: 202/675-0328 Email: manuscripts@folger.edu Website: www.folger.edu URL: http://shakespeare.folger.edu/other/html/dfodering.html Table of Contents Descriptive Summary Administrative Information Acquisition Information Other Formats ... List of Papers Descriptive Summary Title: Guide to the Papers of the Dering Family, ca.1450-1680 Preferred Citation: Folger Shakespeare Library MS X.d.531 Creator: Dering family Extent: 1 box (21 items) Repository: Folger Shakespeare Library. Abstract: Items 1-7: Family and business papers, 1606-1638. These include a copy of a letter from the archbishop of Canterbury to Sir Daniel Donne about certain seats in Pluckley church, September 11, 1606, and a copy of a letter from the Privy Council concerning the laxness of the Commissioners for the loans in collecting the loans, June 3, 1627. Items 8-16: Genealogical papers and notes from the public records, ca.1450-ca.1640. These include a leaf from Sir Edward Dering, 1st bart, about the history of his family.

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