41. George MacDonald This story starts out with Donal Grant grown and his life experiences in a teachingposition and acquiring great wealth by God’s divine hand. http://www.hstreasures.com/authors/george_macdonald.html

George MacDonald The novels of George MacDonald all have a common link. I believe his purpose in writing is for characters and his readers to experience spiritual growth by witnessing the New Testament as lived through others. " It moved me the way books did when, as a child, the great gates of literature began to open and first encounters with noble thoughts and utterances were unspeakably thrilling."- Elizabeth Yates, an editor for one of MacDonald’s novels. MacDonald’s main characters live out and apply the word, the lessons, and the life and character of Christ with excellence. The characters become part of the readers life, forever to be remembered and easily recalled when the reader finds himself in similar situations. MacDonald’s flavorful words and ability make the stories so real and captivates his readers. They left me encouraged, strengthened and caused me to question priorities, examining What is most important? What is my purpose? His books inspire the readers to be more thankful and more helpful to others. -mystical creatures -humans with such unreal powers -spiritual beings that are good but yet detestable in shape, form or appearance

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45. NW19 Ankeny Here the two principal texts used are Donal Grant and Adela Cathcart. But theexploration of Donal Grant is not as inspired as that of the previously http://www.macdonaldsociety.org/NW19/nw19ankeny.htm

Home Membership North Wind North Wind ... Contacts You are here: Home North Wind 19 The Story, the Teller and the Audience in George MacDonald's Fiction Ankeny, Rebecca Thomas Lewiston N.Y.: Edwin Mellen Press, 2000. 235 x 160 mm, 156 p, h/b, ISBN 0-7734-7728-4. This important book was unfortunately received too late for a full review to be published in the present issue of North Wind . Its importance lies primarily in the fact that Ankeny has recognised how thoroughly MacDonald "understands the intricate relationship between textuality, authorship, readership and authority," as Roderick McGillis expresses it in his preface (viii). Very many readers of MacDonald have intuited this fact, but have not brought it fully to consciousness. Ankeny's analyses of some of MacDonald's novels on this basis Ankeny's introductory chapter serves its purpose to prepare the reader for her principal themes, although it has some glaring omissions. For example, there is no exploration, here or elsewhere in the book, of how MacDonald's thinking developed over the period of his writing career. This first chapter is hard reading, but Ankeny becomes inspired when she starts to explore specific texts. Sir Gibbie is the main subject of chapter 2, subtitled "Literacy, Humanity and Epistemology."

46. NW21 Memorial Review Of "George MacDonald: A Study Of Two Novels." Donal Grant. 1883. Whitethorn Johannesen, 1991. . England s Antiphon. 1874.Whitethorn Johannesen, 1996. -. Home Again. 1887. Whitethorn Johannesen http://www.macdonaldsociety.org/NW21/nw21_heywood_review.htm

Home Membership North Wind North Wind ... Contacts You are here: Home North Wind 21 William Webb Memorial Review Memorial review of "George MacDonald: A Study of Two Novels." William Webb. Part of volume 11 of Romantic Reassessment . Salzburg, 1973. William Webb's aim in this study is to examine two "rather neglected" novels of George MacDonald in order to bring out "what is most characteristic in them of the author's undoubted genius" (105). He sets out to demonstrate that Mary Marston is "a capable piece of fiction" (58), and his discussion of Home Again , though brief, brings out several interesting features of the novel. I have chosen to comment on aspects of his study which give the reader fresh insights, and illuminate less well-known areas of MacDonald's writing. The study itself is rather loosely structured, with the plan and links between the topics not always clear; and it is frustrating that Webb almost never gives sources for the many quoted passages, and often drops in references-for example a comparison with Dickens in Hard Times or Our Mutual Friend without any supporting detail to contextualise his comments. Having said this, I found myself impressed by many of the issues discussed, and interested in the directions (sometimes quite obscure and fascinating) in which he points the reader. Additionally, his exploration of some of the literary sources and artistic relationships recognisable in

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48. George MacDonald And Michael Phillips Donal Grant, 1990, facsimile of 1883 original edition Thomas Wingfold, Curate, 1988, The Shepherd’s Castle,1983, BHP, edited edition of Donal Grant. http://www.macdonaldphillips.com/newclassics.html

Welcome Free MacDonald Gift The Legacy: Who is George MacDonald? The Future: Who is Michael Phillips? George MacDonald's Writings: A Historical 19th Century Bibliography of His Published Works A 20th and 21st Century Bibliography of His Published Works Leben: The MacDonald/Phillips Magazine Availability and Ordering Information Responses From Readers Responses From Readers From the Heart of George MacDonald: A Selection of Quotations George MacDonald’s Writings: “The New Classics” A Bibliography of 20 th Century New Editions of MacDonald’s Works, in both Redacted and Original Formats, Reissued by Michael Phillips Preface to the Sunrise Centenary Editions During the final forty years of the last century, Scottish author George MacDonald (1824-1905) produced some 53 volumes of great diversity, mostly novels but also including poetry, fairy tales, sermons, short stories, and literary essays. Though in his time MacDonald was one of Britain’s top-selling and most respected authors, in the twentieth century his books gradually became unavailable. The time eventually came when not a single original full-length novel, not a single volume of poetry, not a single original sermon, and not a single literary essay of George MacDonald’s was to be found in print on either side of the Atlantic. A great literary and spiritual legacy seemed in danger of being lost.

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Welcome Free MacDonald Gift The Legacy: Who is George MacDonald? The Future: Who is Michael Phillips? George MacDonald's Writings: A Historical 19th Century Bibliography of His Published Works A 20th and 21st Century Bibliography of His Published Works Leben: The MacDonald/Phillips Magazine Availability and Ordering Information Responses From Readers Responses From Readers From the Heart of George MacDonald: A Selection of Quotations George MacDonald’s Writings: A Historical 19 th Century Bibliography of His Published Works A description of all books authored by George MacDonald in his lifetime. Twelve of the Spiritual Songs of Novalis 1851, Christmas, self published by MacDonald and given as Christmas gifts to friends. Poems of MacDonald’s favorite poet, translated from the original German. Within and Without: A Dramatic Poem 1855, May, Longman, Brown, Green. MacDonald’s first work published by major publisher. Long narrative love poem in blank verse, portion of which was presented to wife Louisa as a wedding gift. The major part of the book was written in 1850-51, two months before their marriage. The title is taken from Blake’s

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Project No. 44-05 Antrim Area Hospital Project Title Electrical services improvements to 2 No. Wards – Antrim Area Hospital NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Trust Name and Address Trust Headquarters Bush House Bush Road Antrim Location of Works/Services Antrim Area Hospital Bush Road Antrim Description of Works/Services Provision of a containment system and cabling only for future Fire detection and electrical installations to 2 No. wards, together with minor modifications to power, lighting, telecoms and I.T. wiring. Minor modifications/alterations to existing plumbing and waste pipework will also be carried out under this contract. Approximate Cost Contract Period £16,000 - £18,000 per Ward 4 weeks per ward with a 6 week break between phases Contact Details (Name, Phone number, email address) Mr Donal Grant Project Engineer Estate Services Department Bush House Bush Road Antrim Tel: 028 9442 4688 E-mail: donal.grant@uh.n-i.nhs.uk

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54. George MacDonald: Information From Answers.com Donal Grant (1883); The Princess and the Goblin (1888 or earlier); The Princessand Curdie (1883, sequel to the former); Lilith (1895) http://www.answers.com/topic/george-macdonald

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Encyclopedia Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping George MacDonald Encyclopedia Macdonald, George, 1824–1905, Scottish author. Ordained a Congregational minister, he eventually abandoned his vocation to become a writer and free-lance preacher. His first published works were several volumes of poetry, including the narrative poem Within and Without Phantastes (1858), and Lilith (1895), the last two both moral allegories. Macdonald achieved his first real success with his novels of life in rural Scotland, notably David Elginbrod Alec Forbes (1865), and Robert Falconer (1867). His lasting reputation, however, rests upon his superb allegorical fairy stories for children; they include At the Back of the North Wind The Princess and the Goblin (1872), and The Princess and Curdie Bibliography See biography by his son Greville Macdonald (1924, repr. 1971). Wikipedia George MacDonald George MacDonald December 10 September 18 ) was a Scottish author, poet, and

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58. George MacDonald Teacher Resource File Donal Grant From Project Gutenberg Donal Grant Searchable; from ChristianClassics Far Above Rubies From Johannesen The Golden Key From Gaslight.com http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/georgemacdonald.htm

George MacDonald Teacher Resource File Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center George MacDonald page. For other children's authors, see Children's Authors and Illustrators . The ISLMC is a meta-site for librarians, teachers, parents and students. You can search this site, use an index or a sitemap . Be sure to visit your school or public library to find books by your favorite authors. Biography Lesson Plans Criticism Associations ... Online E-texts Biography George MacDonald WWW Page Biography, his works, e-texts George MacDonald Biography, timeline and links to papers from Taylor University Fairy Tales of George MacDonald K. Carmody's page; biography, short stories, fantasy novels, fantastic imagination, Chesterton on MacDonald, related links George MacDonald Biography from Scottish Authors page [Back to Top] Lesson Plans TeacherView: The Light Princess Grade 3; Review, activities for the book from EduPlace Fairy Tale Unit Studies Crossword puzzle, word bank, discussion questions for The Light Princess and Other Tales , from Treegate Publications. For other units, see

59. BBC - Writing Scotland - The Response To Religion - George MacDonald - Reading L Donal Grant (3 volumes) (1883). A Threefold Cord. Poems by Three Friends, editedby George MacDonald (1883). The Princess and Curdie (1883) http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/arts/writingscotland/learning_journeys/the_respons

@import url("/scotland/arts/writingscotland/includes/ws.css"); @import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index SATURDAY 10th September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage Scotland Arts ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Learning Journeys George MacDonald Reading Lists Within and Without, a Poem (1855) Poems (1855) Phantastes: a Faerie Romance for Men and Women (1858) David Elginbrod (3 volumes) (1863) Adela Cathcart (3 volumes) (1864) The Portent: a story of the Inner Vision of the Highlanders commonly called the Second Sight. (1864) Alec Forbes of Howglen (3 volumes) (1865) Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood (3 volumes) (1867) Dealings with the Fairies (including The Golden Key) (1867) Unspoken Sermons. 1st Series. (1867) Unspoken Sermons. 2nd Series (1885) Unspoken Sermons. 3rd Series (1889) Guild Court (3 volumes) (1868) Robert Falconer (3 volumes) (1868) The Seaboard Parish (3 volumes) (1868) The Miracles of our Lord (1 volume) (1870) At the Back of the North Wind (1871) Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood (1871) Works of Fancy and Imagination (chiefly reprints) (10 volumes) (1871) The Princess and the Goblin (1872) The Vicar's Daughter (3 volumes) (1872) Wilfred Cumbermede (3 volumes) (1872) Gutta Percha Willie: the Working Genius (1873) England's Antiphon (1874) Malcolm (3 volumes) (1875) The Wise Woman, a Parable (1875)

60. Project MUSE In this discussion of Donal Grant and, more important, of Adela Cathcart (1864)—withits interspersed fairytales, fantasies, sermons, parables, http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/victorian_studies/v044/44.2silver.html

How Do I Get This Article? Athens Login Access Restricted This article is available through Project MUSE, an electronic journals collection made available to subscribing libraries NOTE: Please do NOT contact Project MUSE for a login and password. See How Do I Get This Article? for more information. Login: Password: Your browser must have cookies turned on Silver, Carole G. "The Story, the Teller and the Audience in George MacDonald's Fiction (review)" Victorian Studies - Volume 44, Number 2, Winter 2002, pp. 353-355 Indiana University Press Excerpt [End Page 353] The Story, the Teller and the Audience in George MacDonald's Fiction, Part of the problem is intrinsically connected to the novels themselves. In selecting materials for George MacDonald: An Anthology (1947), even C. S. Lewis, an admirer, commented that "necessity made George MacDonald a novelist, but few of his novels are good and none is very good" (xxxii). Who, nowadays, invests the time and energy necessary to sit down with David Elginbrod Robert Falconer Wilfrid Cumbermede Sir Gibbie (1879), and

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