81. Domestic Annals Of Scotland - Reign Of Queen Anne: 1702 - 1714 Daniel Defoe, who could so cleverly expose the intolerance of the Church of an act of immorality on which a parliamentary act of 1661 imposed a penalty http://www.electricscotland.com/history/domestic/vol3ch3e.htm

Clans Tartans History Travel ... Contact Us Domestic Annals of Scotland Reign of Queen Anne: 1702 - 1714 Part 5 When one thinks of the present superb wealth and commercial distinction of the Queen of the West, it is impossible to withhold a smile at Wodrow’s remarks on its loss of ten thousand pounds. Yet the fact is that up to this time Glasgow had but a petty trade, chiefly in sugar, herrings, and coarse woollen wares. Its tobacco trade, the origin of its grandeur, is understood to date only from 1707, and it was not till 1718 that Glasgow sent any vessel belonging to itself across the Atlantic. Sir John Dalrymple, writing shortly before 1788, says: ‘I once asked the late Provost Cochrane of Glasgow, who was eminently wise, and who has been a merchant there for seventy year; to what causes he imputed the sudden rise of Glasgow. He said it was all owing to four young men of talents and spirit, who started at one time in business; and whose success gave example to the rest. The four had not ten thousand pounds amongst them when they began.’

82. RESEARC H SEMINARS March 1990 - September 1994 HOME The Research Funeral sermons printed before 1661. The economy of Uttar Pradesh 19471990 . A definitive canon of books and pamphlets written by Daniel Defoe. http://www.r-alston.co.uk/semlist.htm

R E S E A R C H S E M I N A R S March 1990 - September 1994 HOME British Marxist historians and Soviet historiography. Popular fiction: 1900-1940. The history of nannies, au pairs, and baby sitters. The medieval history of Clerkenwell. Alexander Pope and eighteenth-century typography. The provincial reading public: 1746-1800. The growth of lending libraries in the eighteenth century. English printers: 1580-1600. Pushkin's critical prose. Literary associations with London Underground stations. Bibliography of cookery: 1500-1800. History and philosophy of art in Europe: 1500-1700. The history of the Levant. Editing Shakespeare: a historical survey. The history of dance and liturgical choreography: 1400-1700. Bibliography of computers and information retrieval. Travel literature in translation: 1600-1800. Bibliography of Renaissance science: 1450-1700. English travel literature: 1600-1700. The dramatic writings of Edward Bond. Elizabethan political writings, and Shakespeare's history plays. Bibliography of accounts of excavations in the Eastern Mediterranean, with illustrations and maps.

83. History Today: The Educational Archive Of Articles, News And Study Aids For Teac The Cavalier Parliament and the Reconstruction of the Old Regime, 16611667 Daniel Defoe and Henry Fielding How War Came - The Immediate Origins of http://www.historytoday.com/dm_getArticle.asp?gid=16624

84. Melissa M. Mowry - Thieves, Bawds, And Counterrevolutionary Fantasies: The Life For by 1722, just eight years after Smith s work, Daniel Defoe used Moll In January 1661, Thomas Venner had at tempted End Page 31 to lead the Fifth http://muse.jhu.edu/demo/journal_for_early_modern_cultural_studies/v005/5.1mowry

Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies [Access article in PDF] Thieves, Bawds, and Counterrevolutionary Fantasies: The Life and Death of Mrs. Mary Frith Melissa Mowry This is an essay about a failed polemic. In 1662, bookseller William Gilbertson offered his patrons the anonymously written Life and Death of Mrs. Mary Frith. Commonly called Mal Cutpurse. Exactly Collected and now Published for the Delight and Recreation of all Merry Disposed Persons . In this work, readers found a shocking transformation. Mary Frith, alias Moll Cutpurse, had metamorphosed from the rebellious imp of Renaissance stage and street culture to a royalist heroine and counterrevolutionary whose life emphasized the perils of public interactions voided of principles of obligation and duty. Not only did the late Stuart period produce the majority of biographies on Frith, but all three of the extant biographies emphasize Frith's royalism. As late as Alexander Smith's version of her life, published as part of his A Complete History of the lives and Robberies of the Most Notorious Highwaymen, Shoplifts, and Cheats of Both Sexes [End Page 26] to her political reputation (175). The question is why did late Stuart loyalists undertake this peculiar transformation in the first place?

85. Dundee City Council Scotland - List Of Rare Books In Central Library, Wellgate, Defoe, Daniel see De Foe, Daniel 16001661, principal of St. Mary s College,St Andrews) some few dayes beffor his death ; also Two pious prophetical http://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/centlib/rare/rare.htm

Dundee Central Library - Rare Books Collection [Heath, James] Flagellum: or the life and death, birth and burial of O. Cromwell the late usurper. London: printed by E. C. for Randall Taylor, 1669. [Henderson, Alexander] The government and order of the Church of Scotland. Edinburgh: J. Bryson, 1641. quarto. [x], 68 pp. 18 cm. Imperfect. Contains only one leaf before A1, viz. leaf beginning "To the Reader". No title-page. A-E sup. 4, sup. 2 E sup. 4, F-H sup. 4, I sup. 2 [$3 (- sup. 2 E3, F3, G3, H3) signed]. Contents: To the Reader; The Government and Order of the Church of Scotland; The first part; The second part. The pages are badly cropped, sometimes lacking signatures, catchwords, headlines, page number. B.M. copy is also cropped. Type area varies from page to page, 117 mm. for 20 ll. F2 sup. a. Rebound by Watt of Dundee in the 19th century. Half-bound in black leather with gilt lettering and edges. Twenty five leaves of end-paper at back; missing at front. B.M. main entry under SCOTLAND [CHURCH OF SCOTLAND - Appendix]. Henderson was a minister at Edinburgh 1583-1646, and Moderator of the General Assembly in 1638. A letter from the protestors, with an answer, from an asserter of the authority of the two late General Assemblies, at Dundee and Edinburgh.

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88. All Good Friends man enslaved by the natives of Madagascar was a fiction written by Daniel Defoe, It is based on the edition of Daniel Heinsius (15801655), http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/exhibitions/all_good_friends/captions.htm

EXHIBIT CAPTIONS Gregorio Dati (1362-1436) La sfera [Florence: Lorenzo Morgiani and Johannes Petri, for] Piero Pacini, [c. 1497-1500] Inc.5.B.8.17 Purchased with the assistance of the Friends, 1995 Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) Il saggiatore Rome: Giacomo Mascardi, 1623 Libra astronomica e filosofica 6000.c.13 Purchased with the assistance of the Friends, 1997 Giovanni Camillo Glorioso (1572-1643) De cometis dissertatio astronomico-physica Venice: Varisciana, 1624 6000.c.35 Purchased with the assistance of the Friends, 2001 John Neale ( fl . eighteenth century) The description of the planetary machine, for which His Majesty has granted his royal patent London: printed by J. Tilly for the author, 1745 The instrument maker John Neale lived at Leadenhall Street in London. In 1755, the young James Watt spent a short time with him after his arrival in the city. 7350.d.127

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91. AuthorID AuthorSurname AuthorForename AuthorFullName 3789 Flagg Debenham Frank Frank Debenham 781 Defoe Daniel Daniel Defoe 782 Deighton Keating HRF HRF Keating 1660 Kee Robert Robert Kee 1661 Keegan John John http://www.calibre.org.uk/CDRom/author-for-CDRom.txt

92. CROSSOVER CHRONOLOGY PART 2 859-1800 16601661 - The Man in the Iron Mask, by Alexandre Dumas. Adventures, andPyracies of the Famous Captain Singleton as recounted by Daniel Defoe. http://www.pjfarmer.com/secret/chron/chron/chron2-revised.htm

CROSSOVER CHRONOLOGY PART 2 859-1800 A.D. COLOR KEY; BLACK FOR DATES, BROWN FOR MY CHANGES TO THE WOLD NEWTON TIMELINE NAVY FOR PRINTED REFERENCES, TEAL FOR VIDEO REFERENCES LIGHT BLUE FOR E-TEXT OR ONLINE TEXT LINKS The Secret History of the Wold Newton Universe is now searchable. 859 A.D True date of the Capellean and Eridanean crash on Earth. The Other Log of Phineas Fogg The ship was put in a decaying orbit, which caused portions of it to break off and enter the earth's atmosphere at infrequent intervals; the largest and final piece hit the earth surface in Siberia in 1908. The renegade Capellean scientist Juro continues his unauthorized experiments on the native human population, he also creates some objects of power that are distorters and beamers disguised as sacred objects such as The Sword Excalibur, the Grail, the Spear of Destiny, Mjolnir, Mirror of Izumi. Also to assist him in his work he takes his grandfather Marra out of cryonic suspension, holding the secret of the Millenium bug and cell death reversal as rewards for obedience and servitude. In an experiment that did not work out too well for him, Juro also released the

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95. Marot, Daniel --  Encyclopædia Britannica Daniel Marot born 1661, Paris died June 4, 1752, The Hague Daniel DefoeBibliomania.com Etext of the novels including Moll Flanders and Robinson http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=9051057

96. Timeline 1661-1699 1661 Mar 24, William Leddra became the last Quaker to be hanged in Boston. 16701850 Daniel Cohen s 1993 Pillars of Salt, Monuments of Grace is a book http://timelines.ws/1661_1699.HTML

Timeline Seventeenth Century: 1661-1699 Return to home 1661 Mar 9, Cardinal Jules Mazarin (58), the chief minister of France, died, leaving King Louis the 14th in full control. (AP, 3/9/01) 1661 Mar 19, English occupied St. Andrew Island and other Courlander possessions in Gambia. They renamed the island James Island with administration by the Royal Adventurers in Africa Company. (http://www.vdiest.nl/gambia.htm) 1661 Mar 24, William Leddra became the last Quaker to be hanged in Boston. Quakers were last hanged on Boston Common. Charles II ordered the executions stopped. (WSJ, 4/4/01, p.A18)(MC, 3/24/02) 1661 Apr 23, English king Charles II was crowned in London. (MC, 4/23/02) 1661 Apr 29, Chinese Ming dynasty occupied Taiwan. (HN, 4/29/98) (SC, 5/25/02) 1661 May 27, Archibald Campbell (~53), Scottish politician, was beheaded. (MC, 5/27/02) 1661 Jun 3, Gottfried Scheidt (67), composer, died. (MC, 6/3/02) 1661 Jun 5, Isaac Newton was admitted as a student to Trinity College, Cambridge. (MC, 6/5/02)

97. Road To Riches Defoe, who recorded the state of trade, commerce and industrial activity It is estimated that 10 million Africans were enslaved between 1661 and 1808. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/road_to_riches/prog4/prog4.stm

feedback help Teotihuacan, Mexico: once one of the biggest cities in the world Programme four NEVER THE SAME AGAIN 1497 AD - 1851 AD Programme four concentrates on two significant historic transformations. The "discovery" and subjugation of the "New" World The emergence of a truly modern economy during what is known as the industrial revolution. If there is a single theme that unifies the two developments it is consumption. But the conquistadores' greed for bullion was in the end unproductive in contrast to the consumerism that emerged in 18th century Britain. This consumerism is now seen as a key factor in spurring on the industrial revolution. Spaniards enslaved the native peoples of Mexico and Peru Plundering the 'New' World In the early 16th century small groups of Spanish conquistadores landed in central and southern America. The Spaniards slaughtered and enslaved the Aztecs of Mexico and the Incas of Peru, first plundering their precious artefacts, and then forcing them to work in gold and silver mines. What force of arms failed to do, disease finished off. Within a century the Aztec population alone had fallen from 10 million to just one million. The Spaniards were desperate for bullion, in part because there was a European bullion famine. For years Europeans had sent their silver eastwards to pay for the pepper and other spices they craved. This famine was soon rectified by the Spaniards' plunder. It is estimated that by 1600 7,322 tonnes of silver and 150 tonnes of gold had reached Spain.

98. Channel 4 - History - An Interview With Justin Champion You know, Defoe s work is based on historical sources. In 1661, they triedto encourage Christ s rule by killing all the wealthy they could find. http://www.channel4.com/history/microsites/H/history/c-d/champion.html

@import url(../SSI/style.css); TV Listings Text Only Site A-Z FourDocs ... Skip navigation By period Before 1000 BC 1000 BC-AD 400 AD 400-1100 By subject To make it easier for you to read this interview, you can print off a PDF Acrobat Reader to do this. Glossary About this site Print this page An interview with Justin Champion This interview with Justin Champion (JCh) was carried out by Juniper Communications (JC) for the Channel 4 programme The Great Plague . Justin Champion is a reader in the history of early modern ideas at Royal Holloway College, University of London. Contents The evidence of parish records The recorders of history Solomon Eagle and other apocalyptic figures The effect of the plague on London ... Sex and drugs The evidence of parish records JC : When you looked at the church wardens' and vestry minutes, what was it that moved you the most? JCh : The major response to having looked at these crusty fragments of ordinary lives is the ubiquity of death. Death is everywhere. Death destroys families. I would hate to think of the social catastrophe that would take place in a 21st- century sophisticated culture if a quarter of London's population went down with some mysterious disease in the space of three months. We saw the hysteria and scape-goating that happened in the early years of AIDS ...

99. Stephenson:Neal:Quicksilver:80:Stourbridge Fair (Alan Sinder) - Metaweb In 1661 Newton accordingly entered as a student at Cambridge, Daniel Defoealso wrote of the fair as part of his Tour of Great Britain in 1724, http://www.metaweb.com/wiki/wiki.phtml?title=Stephenson:Neal:Quicksilver:80:Stou

100. Counterpoints 2002 the Whigish Defoe in the role of Gulliver since Defoe was born in 1661 the Defoe, like the architect of the British colonisation of South Australia, http://ehlt.flinders.edu.au/projects/counterpoints/Proc_2002/A9.htm

[PDF Version] ISSN 1448-0123 COUNTERPOINTS The Flinders University Online Journal of Interdisciplinary Conference Papers July 2002 The Mysteries of Karta (Alias Kangaroo Island): Creation, Colonisers and Crusoes Gordon Copland Department of Archaeology Abstract This paper compiles and examines the early settlement of Kangaroo Island with some reference to adventure writers of the 18th Century. Introduction   The second period, beginning at approximately 12,000 years ago, was heralded by the end of the last glaciation and resulted in massive increases in sea levels.  At sometime in the Holocene, about 10,000 years ago, KI was severed from the mainland of Australia and subsequently the environment on the island “became increasingly arid between about 5000 and 2000 years ago. The first factor would have created a landscape of mountains and valleys with plains extending in excess of 100 kilometres (kms) south of KI’s current southern shoreline.  Therefore, when one considers that recent deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) tests have shown that people existed 60,000 years ago at Lake Mungo, about 160 kms north east of Mildura, then questions are raised regarding early colonisation of the plains and valleys which are now the Southern Ocean, Gulf St. Vincent and Spencer Gulf.  The obvious problem for any archaeological investigations to establish habitation is that any possible sites are underwater and most probably damaged through the action of the sea.  However, what we do have is the island itself which is the remnants of the earlier landscape.  At present work is currently in progress by Dr Keryn Walshe, of the Department of Archaeology at Flinders University, to establish what has been examined in the island to date.  One example of earlier investigations is the ‘Seton’ site which is a limestone cave on the southern coast of KI and was inhabited 16,000 years ago with a “period of intensive occupation” about 11,000 years ago.

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