81. Online NewsHour: Search For Answers -- February 13, 2003 breach of the exterior skin of the space Craft. William Kauffman, your reaction? William KAUFFMAN Well certainly the loss of a tile or two or three http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/science/jan-june03/columbia_2-13.html

SEARCH FOR ANSWERS February 13, 2003 Yesterday NASA released copies of an e-mail by one of their engineers, which warned of catastrophic consequences to the shuttle Columbia from the piece of foam insulation that struck the shuttle during liftoff. Ray Suarez discusses the investigation and NASA's safety concerns with Donna Shirley, former manager for Mars exploration at NASA; and William Kauffman, professor of aerospace engineering at the University of Michigan. RAY SUAREZ: Tonight in the first determination of the shuttle investigation board investigators said "Columbia" certainly suffered a devastating breach allowing superheated air inside the left wing and possibly the wheel compartment. The board announced that heat damage from a missing tile wouldn't be sufficient to cause the unusual temperature increases detected before the shuttle disintegrated. In recent days focus continued on a piece was the left wick. Yesterday NASA released an e-mail message written by a NASA engineer two days before the crash warning of possible catastrophic consequences to the shuttle if significantly damaged by foam insulation that struck during liftoff. Also yesterday, members of a congressional panel questioned NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe about the independence of the board set up to investigate the disaster. For more about the investigation and safety concerns at NASA, I'm joined by Donna Shirley, former manager for mars exploration at NASA. She now teaches aerospace engineering at the University of Oklahoma. And William Kauffman, professor of aerospace engineering at the University of Michigan.

82. Learning Resource Center Dean of Learning Resources William Craft. Born in Detroit, Michigan, William P. Craft served in the United States Navy as an enlisted Photographic http://www.sdmesa.sdccd.cc.ca.us/7lrc/craft/craft.html

Mesa Home Page Site Index Quick Links LRC Home ... High Tech Center San Diego Mesa College 7250 Mesa College Drive San Diego,California William P. Craft Dean, Learning Resources and Information Technology Born in Detroit, Michigan, William P. Craft served in the United States Navy as an enlisted Photographic Intelligenceman from 1967 until 1971. He left military service to attend Michigan State University , where he graduated in 1973 from the Honors College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Geography. In 1974, he returned to the U.S. Navy as a commissioned officer and qualified in surface ships. Over the years he served in numerous seagoing assignments, including nine extended deployments to the Western Pacific and a tour as the Commanding Officer of USS Harry W. Hill (DD-986) . Whenever he was assigned to positions in the Navy's shore establishment, he specialized in computers, communications, and satellite navigation systems. In 1991 he was designated as a proven subspecialist in Information Technology. From 1995 until 1998, then Captain Craft served as Chair, Seamanship and Navigation Department, at the United States Naval Academy. In this assignment he directed the largest academic department at the academy and coordinated the summer at sea training activities for more that 1,200 midshipmen. From 1998 till 2001, he served as the Professor of Naval Science and Commanding Officer at the NROTC program at UC Berkeley. This program serves students attending UC Berkeley, Stanford University, UC Davis, and California Maritime Academy.

83. Landscapes By Anna Henly (Author), William Cheung - Camera Craft Series From a close up of a flower that captures its rich color and delicate......Landscapes by Anna Henly (Author), William Cheung Camera Craft Series, http://www.adorama.com/BKLCC.html

Flash/Lighting Filters Photo Essentials Digital ... Landscapes by Anna Henly (Author), William Cheung .. Books Landscapes by Anna Henly (Author), William Cheung - Camera Craft Series Click for large image SKU # BKLCC Mfr. Part # Our Price: Email this item Add to Wish List Description From a close up of a flower that captures its rich color and delicate petals to a wide shot of a foggy mountain lake (complete with reflections in the water), good landscape photography demands planning, vision, and technical skill. With excellent images, accompanied by detailed and fascinating commentary, you can learn to take beautiful photographs of nature, too. Several top photographers reveal their artistic secrets, explaining what they saw, how they visualized the picture, and how they dealt with technical aspects like exposure, filters, and composition to get the best possible results. Make the most of color by recognizing harmonious hues and choosing for strong shades that provide interesting contrast. Deal with tricky lighting and bad weather. Select the right film stock for seizing the moment. You might be surprised to discover that even the simplest actlike taking a few steps to the sidecan turn a good shot into a great one. Specifications Paperback 128 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.37 x 9.28 x 7.82

84. AAME : Craft, William. Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom. London William Tweedie, 1860. 2 023. Clarke, Lewis and Milton. Narratives of the Sufferings of Lewis http://www.inmotionaame.org/education/lesson.cfm?migration=2&id=2_009LP

85. William Morris And His Circle When William Morris (18341896) died one hundred years ago, at the age of sixty-two, Here is a new Craft to conquer and to perfect, he wrote. http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/exhibitions/online/morris/

The World Wide Web version of "William Morris and His Circle" incorporates selected images derived from the recent Ransom Center exhibit which contained over seventy-five items, including manuscripts of William Morris, Edward Burne-Jones, D.G. Rossetti, examples of the Kelmscott Press's work, and four pastels by Rossetti. William Morris: Introduction Morris's Circle Morris As Socialist The Founding of the Kelmscott Press ... Links to Related Web Sites When William Morris (1834-1896) died one hundred years ago, at the age of sixty-two, his physician declared that the cause was "simply being William Morris, and having done more work than most ten men." This multi-faceted man was at one time or another (and sometimes simultaneously) a designer and manufacturer of furniture, stained glass, tapestries, wallpaper and chintzes; an accomplished weaver; a pioneering preservationist; an active Socialist and social reformer; a successful poet and novelist; and in his last years, the founder of the Kelmscott Press. Yet all of these activities were of a piece, unified by several threads in the tapestry of Morris's life. One continuity, dating from early childhood, was his love of nature, evidence of which may be found in the fond natural descriptions of his letters and poetry, the patterns of his tapestries, and the vining borders of the Kelmscott book. There was also his passionate devotion to the Middle Ages and to everything they represented; romantic Medievalism informs Morris's literary output, as well as his arts and crafts work and the books from his Kelmscott Press.

86. ASNH Environmental Policy Issues - Newsletter No. 13 For 2001 Extremely Close Vote on Ski Craft Bill SB 146 Predicted! (Dr. William P. Gilligan) beverly.hollingworth, 209 Winnacunnet Road http://www.nhaudubon.org/CLVCarc/CLVC2001-13.htm

Back to Archives ASNH Environmental Policy Issues CLVC Newsletter - 2000-13 by Julian Zelazny ASNH Environmental Policy Director Mar. 23, 2001 Conservation Legislation Volunteer Corps Newsletter Dear CLVC Members, House Votes to Adopt Amended LCHIP Bill - HB 537 It was close! The amendment that reduced funding for LCHIP from $12 million to $4 million passed by a slim margin. The house then passed the amended LCHIP bill by a 257 to 69 vote last Thursday. Your support over the last week made a great difference. Thank you! Supporters of both the original and amended bill spoke strongly for the funding of LCHIP. "A victory", said LCHIP's coordinator, Brian Hart. We attained the support of the House for a long-term commitment to LCHIP. We hope to restore funding in the Finance committee to the $12 million level! LCHIP Goes Before Finance on Tuesday HB 537 now goes before the House Finance Committee on Tuesday March 27th at 9am in rooms 210 and 211 of the Legislative Office Building. Your support is still needed in this next step of the process. On Tuesday, the Finance Committee will focus primarily on the financing of the bill as well as carefully review the newly amended bill. Please plan to attend this hearing. It is imperative that the Finance Committee witness our strong support of LCHIP and LCHIP's need for full funding. If you cannot attend, please contact your representative. If your rep is a member of the Finance Committee, please contact him/her directly (see list below). If not, please send a letter to: Honorable Chairman Neal Kurk, House Finance Committee, State House, Room 210-211, LOB, Concord, NH 03301.

87. AAP Biography: Craft, E. & W. William and Ellen Craft were two fugitive slaves who sought refuge in Boston after escaping their master, Robert Collins of Macon, Georgia, in December 1848 http://americanabolitionist.liberalarts.iupui.edu/craft.htm

Ellen and William Craft William and Ellen Craft were two fugitive slaves who sought refuge in Boston after escaping their master, Robert Collins of Macon, Georgia, in December 1848. Two agents for Collins, Willis H. Hughes (?-1851) and John Knight, arrived in Boston in October 1850 intending to recapture the Crafts under the new Fugitive Slave Law. The Boston Vigilance Committee and local black community took immediate action to defend the fugitives. Each time Hughes and Knight approached the Crafts, the southerners were arrested, once for slander and once for kidnapping. Large crowds of blacks besieged the agents’ hotel and shadowed their movements. This harassment, coupled with thinly veiled threats against their lives delivered by the Reverend Theodore Parker, eventually unnerved Hughes and Knight and persuaded them to return to Georgia empty-handed. The Crafts soon after fled to England. Lib. , 6 December 1850, 24 January 1851; R.J.M. Blackett, "Fugitive Slaves in Britain: The Odyssey of William and Ellen Craft," Journal of American Studies , 12:41-44 (April 1978); Donald Martin Jacobs, "A History of the Boston Negro from the Revolution to the Civil War" (Ph.D. diss., Boston University, 1968), 273-74.

88. Books By William And Ellen Craft Author William and Ellen Craft. Entry 585 Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom. plain text format Gnu gzip format Unix Compress format http://www.gutenberg.lib.md.us/index/by-author/cr0.html

Author: William and Ellen Craft Entry: 585 Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom plain text format Gnu gzip format Unix Compress format info-zip/pkzip format

89. WFotW ~ Bibliography: GENERAL WORKS A bibliography of general works of criticism about writer William Faulkner, Faulkner and the Craft of Fiction. Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha 1987. http://www.mcsr.olemiss.edu/~egjbp/faulkner/bib-general_works.html

Timeline Glossary Additional Resources Bibliographies Biographies Genealogical Charts A Faulkner Bibliography: General Works Note: This listing is provided as a guide to locate scholarly print resources (typically books and articles) pertaining to Faulkner. Except in a few rare instances, these resources are not freely available on the Internet. Some resources may be available via subscription-based online databases, such as Ebscohost Babson, Jane Hall. "Voices: A Study of Diversity and Transition in Narrative Discourse." DAI 50.10 (April 1990): 3220A. Bedell, George C. Kierkegaard and Faulkner: Modalities of Existence. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State UP, 1972. Bell, Sarah Virginia. "William Faulkner’s Creative Evolution: The Influence of Henri Bergson’s Philosophy upon Three Major Novels." DAI 50.11 (May 1990): 3585A. Berk, Lynn M. "A Tale Told by an Idiot: The Problem of Language in the Novels of William Faulkner." Southern Studies 1.4 (Winter 1990): 331-54.

90. William Craft Brumfield - New And Used Books William Craft Brumfield new and used books - William Craft brumfield, Books, new and used books, isbn, price compare, shops. http://www.isbn.pl/A-william-craft-brumfield/

WILLIAM CRAFT BRUMFIELD - all books, old, new and used Language: English Deutsch Fran§ais Top searches: Nbspjean Daniel Reynaud Barr Alfred H Jr Cahill Holger Nbspjean Daniel Baltassat Good Phyllis Pellman ... ISBN William Craft Brumfield - new and used books Keyword: Author: Title: ISBN: Book location: UK Ireland Germany France USA Canada Results: 1-20 of 36 by William Craft Brumfield (Author) A History of Russian Architecture ISBN: From Publishers Weekly: Sweeping from masonry churches of Kievan Rus to the prefabricated, industrialized buildings of the post-Stalinist era, this detailed, magnificently illustrated history firmly places Russian architecture in a cultural context. Brumfield, a professor of Slavic languages at Tulane University, traces an... by William Craft Brumfield (Author) - A History of Russian Architecture Price: CDN$ 47.99 More results for query: william craft brumfield from Amazon.ca Brumfield / Ruble (Ed) William Craft / Blair A. Russian Housing in the Modern Age: Design and Social History Fine copy in publishers cloth in like dustjacket. xiv + 322pp. Illustrated throughout. 1st edition of comprehensive study.

91. Craft And The Creative Process: An Online Exhibition He was director of Penland School of Crafts in Penland, North Carolina, from 1962 to 1983. William J. and Jane Brown papers. Gift of Jane Brown, 1995. http://www.aaa.si.edu/exhibits/craft/craftpage7.htm

Craft and the Creative Process An Online Exhibition Archives of American Art Smithsonian Institution Introduction View by Artist View by Chronological Order Craft Exhibit Home Page Bill Brown at Cranbrook Art Academy BILL BROWN (1923-1992) when he was a student at Cranbrook Art Academy, ca. 1945. He was director of Penland School of Crafts in Penland, North Carolina, from 1962 to 1983. William J. and Jane Brown papers. Gift of Jane Brown, 1995. Bill Brown at Cranbrook Art Academy, ca. 1945. Photograph. 9 x 12 cm. William J. and Jane Brown papers, 1948-1991. Archives of American Art. Go to Top Go to Craft Exhibit home page Created on ... August 30, 2001

92. Craft And The Creative Process An Online Exhibition Craft Exhibit Home Page. William Wyman to Massachusetts College of Art. William WYMAN (19221980), letter to the administration of the Massachusetts College http://www.aaa.si.edu/exhibits/craft/craftpage44.htm

Craft and the Creative Process An Online Exhibition Archives of American Art Smithsonian Institution Introduction View by Artist View by Chronological Order Craft Exhibit Home Page William Wyman to Massachusetts College of Art WILLIAM WYMAN (1922-1980), letter to the administration of the Massachusetts College of Art recommending the purchase gas-fired kilns, April 27, 1966, one page. Wyman's plea for basic equipment reflects the growth of ceramics departments throughout the United States in the 1960s. William Wyman papers. Gift of Marilyn R. Pappas, 1982-1983. William Wyman to Massachusetts College of Art, 1966 Apr. 27. Letter. 28 x 22 cm. William Wyman papers, 1930-1982. Archives of American Art. Go to Top Go to Craft Exhibit home page Created on ... August 30, 2001

93. Family Trees Of Thomas Jefferson And Other Famous Americans - Pafg187 - Generate Dammond and Preacely are descendants of William and Ellen Craft, the marriage between Craft (as in Ellen and William Craft) and Trotter (my http://www.ishipress.com/pafg187.htm

Family Trees of Thomas Jefferson and Other Famous Americans John COMYN was born about 1269 in Of, Badenoch, Inverness-Shire, Scotland. He died in 1306. He married Joan (Johanna) De VALENCE about 1289 in Of, Badenoch, Inverness-Shire, Scotland. Joan (Johanna) De VALENCE was born about 1273 in Of, , , England. She married John COMYN about 1289 in Of, Badenoch, Inverness-Shire, Scotland. They had the following children: F i Elizabeth COMYN was born in 1299. She died on 5 Oct 1356. F ii Joan COMYN was born about 1290 in Of, Badenoch, Invernesshire, Scotland. She died before 24 Jul 1326. Edmund (Le Boteler) BUTLER was born about 1271 in Of, Kilkenny Castle, Kilkenny, Ireland. He died on 13 Sep 1321 in , London, Middlesex, England. He was buried on 9 Nov 1321 in , Gowran, Kilkenny, Ireland. He married Joan FITZTHOMAS. Joan FITZTHOMAS was born about 1281 in Of, Fermoy, Cork, Ireland. She died on 2 May 1320. She married Edmund (Le Boteler) BUTLER. They had the following children: M i James Le BOTILLER was born in 1304. He died on 6 Jan 1338. Joshua ROSE .Joshua married Virginia Dupree CRAFT. Virginia Dupree CRAFT [ Parents was born on 6 Sep 1913. She married Joshua ROSE.

94. William Craft - EBook Titles - Software Technology William Craft. William Craft eBooks Selected Titles by William Craft. Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom. William Craft http://www.ebookmall.com/alpha-authors/c-authors/William-Craft.htm

Alphabetical TOC Titles Authors William Craft William Craft William Craft eBooks Selected Titles by William Craft Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom About eBooks eBooks are books that are available in digital format. eBooks have many advantages over paper books. eBooks are portable, convenient, and save trees. Some eBooks even contain pictures, criticisms, quotes, portraits, and a brief biography of the life of the author. eBooks set you free to study and search texts with powerful software features. Buy an eBook and learn how this new technology is changing the world of literature. eBooks are ordered online, and delivered electronically (either as downloads or email delivery) directly to your computer. You save money with no shipping, no taxes, and the lowest prices! Thousands of eBooks are downloaded every day, and an estimated 250 million people will be reading eBooks by 2005. Become part of the revolution. Discover for yourself how you can get the most from this amazing new technology. Try an eBook today! ^ Top Home Directory Search ... About Us

95. Brown, Josephine In the winter of 1850, William and Ellen Craft, two fugitive slaves, arrived in England, William Craft, having learned the trade of a cabinet maker, http://digilib.nypl.org/dynaweb/digs/wwm975/@Generic__BookTextView/887

Biography of an American Bondman Expand Search Brown, Josephine Biography of an American Bondman CHAPTER XX. CHAPTER XX. "Methinks I hear a tuneful voice Chiming afar, o'er land and sea, The sun of freedom wakes! rejoice! Thy bonds are broken thou art free!" Collins, and residing in the same town. Like many of the slaves at the South, Ellen was as white as most persons of the clear Anglo-Saxon origin. Her features were prominent, hair straight, eyes of a light hazel color, and no one on first seeing the white slave would suppose that a drop of African blood coursed through her veins. With the permission of their owners, William and Ellen were united in marriage, after the fashion of the slaves. But both of these persons had long been lamenting their sad condition, and were only waiting for an opportunity of escaping from the house of bondage. It is usual, among what are called good slaveholders, to give their servants the Christmas week as a time of rest and pleasure. Such was the custom of the owners of William and Ellen. As the Christmas of 1848 approached, the Crafts, instead of studying how they should best spend their time in pleasure, began maturing a plan of escape. "I don't think this is a good half dollar," said William, as he finished counting his money late one night. "Still," continued he, "I shall have no trouble in passing it." "If some persons had your money, they would have a jolly time this Christmas," remarked Ellen. "I wish we could get our freedom with it," replied the husband. "Now, William," said the wife, "listen to me, and take my advice, and we shall be free in less than a month." "Let me hear your plans, then,"said William. "Take part of your money and purchase me a good suit of gentlemen's apparel, and when the white people give us our holiday, let us go off to the North, instead of spending our time in

96. Craft Family John T. Craft (18541942) m. Mary Wright (1858-1937) d/o William A. Wright and Charlotte Sophia Children of John William Craft and Martha Jane Bowman http://www.fmoran.com/craft.html

Craft Family Update: In an e-mail dated June 8, 2001 Henry Land identified the parents of Thomas and Vachel Craft as Nathan Craft and Betsey Cooper. Henry is a direct descendant of Nannie Ellen Craft. Henry's e-mail address is: hland@vnet.net First Generation Children of Nathan Craft and Betsy Cooper Thomas Craft (1802-1869) m. Summerville Hudson (ca. 1801-after 1880) Vachel Craft (1804-1866) m. Mary Payne (1810-1872) Thomas Craft married Summerville Hudson in 1823, Surry Co., NC (she was born in VA about 1801). Vachel Craft (1804-1866) married Mary Payne in Davidson County NC in 1828. Both are buried at Sharon Methodist Church, Forsyth County, as is Mary Payne Craft. In 1880 Summerville Craft, widow of Thomas, is living next to Vachel's son Stephen W. Craft. Vachel's sons Albert and Junius Craft were witnesses to Thomas Craft's will. These associations suggest a close family connection. Second Generation Children of Thomas Craft and Summerville Hudson Richard L. Craft (1824-1893) m. Jincy C. Harper

97. 2003 GEWA Fall Arts Craft 2003 GEWA 13th Annual Fall Arts Crafts. TABLE NUMBER. ATTENDANT NAME William.Crabb@verizon.net Ruth Carr. William Carr. Tara Holby. Tara. http://gewa.gsfc.nasa.gov/kdearth/2003FallCraft/2003fallartscraft.html

2003 GEWA 13th Annual Fall Arts Crafts TABLE NUMBER ATTENDANT NAME EMPLOYEE NAME EMAIL Craft PICTURES Darryl P. Nickless Darryl P. Nickless Darryl.Nickless@gsfc.nasa.gov Quilts/Crocheted doilies My Picture Karen Kramlich Lester Wentz KMK1970@msn.com ... My Picture William Crabb William Crabb William.Crabb@verizon.net Wood pens, Misc. wood items My Picture Sharon Massina Karen Parisi Karen Parisi kparisi@pop200.gsfc.nasa.gov Jewelry/ Scented oils, soaps/ woodworking My Picture Andy Negri Gayle Negri Andy Negri Negri@agnes.gsfc.nasa.gov My Picture Arlene Patschke Michelle Patschke Robert Patschke bobby@sunland.gsfc.nasa.gov My Picture Denise Bentley Pat Jefferson BFabricArt@aol.com Jewelry/ Dolls/ Quilts/ Holiday ornaments My Picture Anna Evans Angela Evans Angela.M.Evans@nasa.gov My Picture LeeAnne Roberts LeeAnne Roberts LeeAnne.Roberts@gsfc.nasa.gov Ceramics/ Lace/ Paintings My Picture Marian Roby Marian Roby mcroby@pop200.gsfc.nasa.gov Crocheted dolls/ Blankets No Picture Jim Ormsby Linda Ormsby Jim Ormsby Jim.Ormsby@nasa.gov Reed baskets/ Stained glass My Picture Debbie Taylor Theresa Hornung Maureen Barber TODEBS@comcast.net

98. Medieval Sourcebook: Thomas Of Monmouth: Life Of William Of Norwich, 1173 The Accusation of the Ritual Murder of St. William of Norwich gave himself to the practice of his Craft, and thus reached his twelfth year 1144. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/1173williamnorwich.html

Back to Medieval Source Book ORB Main Page Links to Other Medieval Sites Medieval Sourcebook: Thomas of Monmouth: The Life and Miracles of St. William of Norwich, 1173 The Accusation of the Ritual Murder of St. William of Norwich See the Catholic Encylopedia [1913] article William of Norwich for much background information. [Note that this article, while rejecting the Ritual Murder and Blood Libels, does end by suggesting that some of the cases were based on real incidents.] Also see the file on Anderl von Rinn , supposedly martyred in 1462, for much more information on this subject. [Marcus Introduction] Medieval Christians (and some modern ones, too) believed that Christian children were seized and tortured to death by the Jews during the Passover season. This myth appears in a complete form for the first time in The Life and Miracles of St. William of Norwich , a Latin work written about 1173 by Thomas of Monmouth, a contemporary of the events which he relates. The story of the ritual murder of the boy William in 1144 is virtually the first of a long series of such accusations, a series that has not yet come to an end. The significance of these accusations is that by such descriptions of the Jew they have served throughout the ages to create an anti-Jewish mentality. Generations have believed that no Christian child was safe in Jewish hands. Hundreds of Jews have been imprisoned, killed, or burnt alive on this charge. The Papacy has frequently denounced this charge, yet it is equally true that in numerous instances the accusation of ritual murder was not made except with the vigorous support of the local Church authorities.

99. William Morris Society Listings, and free postings of Canadian events pertaining to William Morris, the Arts and Crafts Movement. Includes numerous links to informative sites dealing with Morris. http://www.morrissociety.org/

The S O C I E T Y W E B S I T E his site is devoted to William Morris (1834-96), the British craftsman, designer, writer, typographer, and Socialist. It aims to present news of Morris-related events and publications; information about the worldwide William Morris Society; materials relating to the life and work of Morris, his friends, and followers; and links to other places of interest on the Internet. Caricature of William Morris by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1858 New in the William Morris Society : Conferences, exhibitions, lectures, and social gatherings in the UK, US, and Canada related to William Morris and his circle. Current US Newsletter : get involved with your Society! About the William Morris Society : Society bylaws, history, and membership directory. The Journal of William Morris Studies : The scholarly organ of the Society since 1961. The Life and Work of William Morris : Examples of and links to Morris's writings, poetry, and designs. The Worldwide Morris Society Archive : Worldwide announcements (1996 - present) and US newsletters (1988 - present). Links to Related Sites (When you see a new picture, we've updated the web site!)

100. Founders Of The Arts & Crafts Movement Anthology of writings on interior design by William Morris and his contemporaries; information about the early years of the movement in England and America. From JR Burrows historical design merchants. http://www.burrows.com/found.html

at the Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. Thoughts on House Decorating, by Walter Crane Art is Thoughtful Workmanship, by W.R. Lethaby, 1915 Gossip About an Old House on the Upper Thames. by William Morris Embroidery on William Morris's Bed at Kelmscott Manor The Decorative Arts, Their Relation to Modern Life and Progress, an address delivered before the Trades' Guild of Learning, London, Dec. 4, 1877, by William Morris The Lesser Arts of Life, an address delivered before the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, London 1882. "The Morris Exhibit at the Foreign Fair, Boston, 1883 - 84." by George Wardle. Art and The Handicraftsman , a lecture presented in America by Oscar Wilde, 1882 House Decoration , a lecture presented in America by Oscar Wilde, 1882 The English Renaissance of Art , a lecture presented in America by Oscar Wilde, 1882 The Art of The House: Some Principles of Decoration. by Rosamund Marriott Watson, 1897 Vinland , a Newport, Rhode Island, house decorated by William Morris Selected Links on Related Themes: William Morris Home Page - the official web site of The William Morris Society Dard Hunter , American Craftsman, Artist, Papermaker, Printer please look at The Victorian Web - This is a link outside the Founders page.

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