81. Victorian And Edwardian Collection Donal Grant. London Kegan Paul, Trench, 1884 MacDonald, George, 18241905.The elect lady. London Kegan Paul, Trench, 1888. http://www.statelibrary.tas.gov.au/vande/macvande.htm

Author Catalogue A B C D ... XYZ Launceston Reference Library Victorian and Edwardian Collection Popular Fiction -Mac- TOP

82. JCPL Inspirational Fiction L-M Donal Grant. David Elginbrod. Macdonald, Shari. Diamonds. Forgetme-not. Sierra.Stardust. MacLean, Amanda. Everlasting. Kingdom come. Westward. Stonehaven http://www.jasperco.lib.in.us/Booklists/Inspirational/inspirational_fiction_lm.h

Inspirational Fiction Authors L-M Lacy, Al Shadow of Liberty (series) 1. Let freedom ring Angel of Mercy (series) 1. Promise for Breanna 2. Faithful heart 3. Captive set free 4. A dream fulfilled 5. Suffer the little children 6. Whither though goest 7. Final justice 8. Things not seen 9. Not by might 10. Far above rubies Journeys of the Stranger (series) 1. Legacy 2. Silent abduction 3. Blizzard 4. Tears of the sun 5. Circle of fire 6. Quiet thunder 7. Snow ghost Battles of Destiny (series) 1. Beloved enemy 2. Heart divided 3. Promise unbroken 4. Shadowed memories 5. Joy from ashes 6. Season of valor 7. Wings of the wind 8. Turn of glory Hannah of Fort Bridger (series) 1. Under the distant sky 2. Consider the lilies 3. No place for fear 4. Pillow of stone 5. Perfect gift 6. Touch of compassion 7. Beyond the valley 8. Damascus journey

83. De Grummond Children's Literature Collection - Collection Highlights Donal Grant by George MacDonald; new ed. London Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner Co., 1905. dGrum / PR4967 .D65 1905. The Elect Lady by George MacDonald; http://www.lib.usm.edu/~degrum/html/collectionhl/ch-GMbib.shtml

Introduction Collection Highlights Books Manuscripts and ... USM Home George Macdonald Materials By George MacDonald: Alec Forbes of Howglen by George MacDonald; new ed. London: Cassell and Company, 1927. [dGrum / PR4967 .A42 1927] Annals of a Quiet Neighborhood by George MacDonald; New York: George Routledge and Sons, 1870. [dGrum / PR4967 .A64 1870] Annals of a Quiet Neighborhood [dGrum / PR4967 .A64 1890] Annals of a Quiet Neighborhood [dGrum / PR 4967 .A64 1867] At the Back of the North Wind by George MacDonald; London: Blackie and Son Limited, 191?. [dGrum / PZ8 .M1754 At 191?] At the Back of the North Wind [dGrum / PZ 8 .M1754 At 1899] At the Back of the North Wind [dGrum / PZ 7 .M147 A18 1909]

84. Supernatural Fiction Database, George Macdonald Donal Grant, Kegan Paul, 1883 (3 vols). ditto, Lothrop (US), 1883. What s Mine sMine, Kegan Paul, 1886 (3 vols). ditto, Lothrop (US), 1886 http://homepages.pavilion.co.uk/users/tartarus/m82.htm

A B C D ... Editors GEORGE MACDONALD b.1824 d.1905 A Scottish author, Macdonald is perhaps best known for his children's book At the Back of the North Wind , and his adult fantasy Phantastes . The following list is a complete bibliography and contains non-supernatural items. Children's Titles Dealings with the Fairies , Strahan, 1867 ditto , George Routledge (U.S.), 1891 At the Back of the North Wind , Strahan, 1871 ditto , George Routledge (U.S.), [c.1871] Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood , Strahan, 1871 ditto , Lippincott (Philadelphia), 1879 The Princess and the Goblin , Strahan, 1872 ditto , Lippincott (Philadelphia), 1871 Gutta Percha Willie , King, 1873 The Wise Woman , Strahan, 1875 The Princess and the Curdie ditto , Lippincott (Philadelphia), 1883 Cross Purpose and the Shadows , Blackie, 1886 The Light Princess and Other Fairy Tales , Blackie, 1890 ditto , Putnam (New York), 1893 The Golden Key , Crowell (U.S.), [1906] ditto , Bodley Head (London), 1972 Poetry Within and Without: a Dramatic Poem , Longman, 1855 ditto , Scribner's, Armstrong (U.S.), 1872

85. Books By George MacDonald Available Direct From The Publisher 1881084027 .$24.00 ..Donal Grant. 1881084035 .$24.00 ..Castle Warlock.1881084043 .$24.00 ..A Rough Shaking. (B W Illustrations) http://www.johannesen.com/Titles.htm

This web site has over fifty pages of topics and many MacDonald unedited e-texts. Click one of the following lavender highlights to explore our site. Our list of George MacDonald Books with: Contact us with your order using: e-mail books@johannesen.com or PHONE TOLL FREE 1-888-222-4084 fax: or phone: post: P.O. Box 24, Whitethorn, CA. 95589 or ship to address: 400 Harris Creek Road, Whitethorn, CA 95589 1. Please list title(s) 2. Shipping address and Billing address. 3. California addresses require 7 1/4% sales tax. 4. Credit Cards gladly accepted. PAYPAL also welcome - use books@johannesen.com as payee Discount Schedules: 10% discount with the purchase of 3 or more of ANY title of your choice. Purchase of one or more Series (6 titles in each Series, 8 Series available) and receive a 20% discount. Purchase of the Complete Works (48 titles, all 8 Series) and receive a 25% discount. Also check "NEWS" for current sales! Hard Copies Available of our Titles Brochure and Summaries List with various Other Works about George MacDonald printed and published by Johannesen.

86. Short Content Summaries Of The Original Titles Of George MacDonald. Donal Grant Reprinted from the 1900 Edition. A Victorian-Era Scottish Novel.A mystery is solved within the stone walls of a Scottish castle, http://www.johannesen.com/summaries.htm

Questions? e-mail books@johannesen.com or PHONE TOLL FREE 1-888-222-4084 A brief summary of each title by George MacDonald ... Series I What's Mine's Mine- Reprinted from the 1892 Edition A Victorian-Era Scottish Novel. Early 1800's Scotland dramatizes the historical events of land ownership and use among the Highlanders and how they faced what's mine's mine. (Some dialect) Sir Gibbie - Reprinted from the 1902 Edition A Victorian-Era Scottish Novel. The classic Scottish story of a street orphan in early 1800's and his adventures growing up. Suffering leading to faith and love impacts the reader. (Some dialect) Donal Grant- Reprinted from the 1900 Edition A Victorian-Era Scottish Novel. A mystery is solved within the stone walls of a Scottish castle, but not before much deception, drugs and evil intent is exposed. (Some dialect) Castle Warlock - Reprinted from the 1890 Edition A Victorian-Era Scottish Novel. Mystery, adventure and romance faces a young Scottish lad with the fate of inheriting his Scottish castle. Pushes through obstacles with wee faith. (Some dialect) A Rough Shaking - Reprinted from the 1900 Edition A Victorian-Era Novel. A young boy's parents die in an earthquake destining him to an orphans' life. Sensitivity to animals brings about his survival. A tender drama.

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88. The Poet And The Pauper (Seasons Of The Heart, 1): ‹IˆÉš ‰®‘“XBookWeb Translate this page Barn 34 (2) Glashgar 36 (4) The Kitchen 40 (3) Donal Grant 43 (5) Apprenticeship48 (3) The Broonie 51 (4) The Ambush 55 (4) Punishment 59 (4) Refuge 63 http://bookweb.kinokuniya.co.jp/htmy/0764226592.html

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89. George MacDonald Biography Donal Grant (1883) The Princess and the Goblin (1888 or earlier) The Princessand Curdie (1883, sequel to the former) Lilith (1895) http://www.biographybase.com/biography/MacDonald_George.html

Biography Base Home Link To Us Search Biographies: Browse Biographies A B C D ... Z George MacDonald Biography George MacDonald Biography The man who was to inspire such feeling was born on December 10, 1824 at Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. His father, a farmer, was one of the Macdonalds of Glencoe, and a direct descendant of one of the families that suffered in the massacre of 1692. Macdonald grew up influenced by his Congregational Church, with an atmosphere of Calvinism. But he was never entirely happy with Calvinism; legend has it that when the doctrine of predestination was first explained to him, he burst into tears (although assured that he was one of the elect). Later novels, such as Robert Falconer, show a similar distaste for many Calvinist ideas. He took his degree at the University of Aberdeen, and then migrated to London, studying at Highbury College for the Congregational ministry. In 1850 he was appointed pastor of Trinity Congregational Church, Arundel, but his sermons (preaching God's universal love and the possibility that none would, ultimately, be damned) met with little favour and his salary was cut in half. Later he was engaged in ministerial work in Manchester. He left that because of poor health, and after a short sojourn in Algiers he settled in London and had taught for some time at the University of London. MacDonald was also for a time editor of Good Words for the Young, and lectured successfully in America in 1872-1873. His most well-known works are Phantastes, The Princess and the Goblin, At the Back of the North Wind, and Lilith, all fantasy novels, and his fairy tales — "The Light Princess", "The Golden Key", and "The Wise Woman", to name a few. "I write, not for children," he wrote, "but for the child-like, whether they be of five, or fifty, or seventy-five." MacDonald also published some volumes of sermons (the pulpit not having proved an unreservedly successful venue).

90. SEARC'S WEB GUIDE - Donal O'Neill (died. 1325) Soon after Donal O Neill and 22 Irish Chieftains sent a Remonstrance in Latin to For ever since that time, when the English upon occasion of this Grant http://www.searcs-web.com/oneill1.html

Email: info@searcs-web.com 14th Century Ireland - Donal O'Neill (died 1325) Donal O'Neill, ancestor of Phelim Roe O'Neill , was Rí [King] of Ulster in the early 14th century. In 1315 he invited Robert Bruce, King of Scotland, to join the Ulster chiefs in a rising against the English. Robert's brother, Edward Bruce, Earl of Carrick, landed at Larne with 6,000 troops and together with O'Neill's soldiers marched south to defeat the English at Ards, Dundalk and Ardee. The combined Scots and Irish army marched to Coleraine where they succeeded in persuading the O'Conors to abandon their allegience to Richard de Burgh, the English Earl of Ulster. The Earl's forces attacked O'Neill's army but were defeated and on the 2nd of May, 1316 Edward Bruce was declared King of Ireland at Dundalk. Robert the Bruce landed at Carrickfergus with reinforcements in late 1316 and in the Spring of 1317 the combined Scots Irish army marched south to Cashel and Limerick but were deterred by the news that Roger Mortimer, Edward II's lieutenant, had landed reinforcements at Youghal. Soon after Donal O'Neill and 22 Irish Chieftains sent a Remonstrance in Latin to Pope John XXII asking him to support them against the English but the Pope supported King Edward II's army.

91. G Actors Donal Gibson. Pocahontas II Journey To A New World ~ John Smith. Mel Gibson Campbell Grant. The Adventures Of Ichabod And Mr. Toad ~ Angus MacBadger http://homepage.usask.ca/~jjs142/G_Actors.htm

D ISNEY’S A NIMATED V OICES, ETC. - A CTORS G Eva Gabor The Aristocats ~ Duchess (speaking) The Rescuers ~ Miss Bianca The Rescuers Down Under ~ Miss Bianca Elisa Gabrielli Mulan ~ Additional Voice Rosie Gaines A Goofy Movie ~ “I 2 I” Featured Vocal Frankie J. Galasso Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search For Christopher Robin ~ Christopher Robin (singing) Winnie The Pooh: Seasons Of Giving Christopher Robin (singing) Peter Gallagher The Adventures Of Tom Thumb And Thumbelina The Mole King Nomination 1986 Tony Awards ~ Actor (Featured Role – Play) ~ Long Day’s Journey Into Night Jim Gallant Who Framed Roger Rabbit ~ Bullet #3 Noreen Gammill Dumbo ~ Fidgity Teresa Ganzel Monsters, Inc. ~ Additional Voice Joaquin Garay The Three Caballeros ~ Panchito Matthew Garber Mary Poppins ~ Michael Banks Award 2004 Disney Legend Carolyn Gardner The Lion King 1 ~ Additional Voice Mickey’s Magical Christmas: Snowed In At The House Of Mouse ~ Snow White James Garner Atlantis: The Lost Empire ~ Commander Lyle Tiberius Rourke Awards 1977 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series ~ The Rockford Files 1987 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Drama/Comedy Special ~ as Executive Producer of the episode “Promise” of Hallmark Hall Of Fame Nominations 1959 Emmy Awards ~ Best Actor In A Leading Role (Continuing Character) In A Dramatic Series ~ Maverick 1976 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series ~ The Rockford Files

92. Farrell Grant Sparks – Ireland’s Leading Independent Firm Of Business Advisers FGS (Farrell Grant Sparks), Ireland s leading independent firm of business advisersand FGS has appointed two new Managers, Donal Leahy and Helen Tynan. http://www.fgs.ie/aboutus.asp?id=20&cid=893

93. A LA CONQUETE DE L'ESPACE    DUPAS, ALAIN ; GRANT, DONAL Grant, Donal. HACHETTE JEUNESSE. EXPLORATEUR 3D. généralement expédiéen 4 jours. recto- verso. Notre prix 11.40€ (74.78FF - 13.38$) http://www.chapitre.com/asp/panier/desc.asp?source=NEUF&isbn=9782012919600&date_

94. Donal Lunny - A Short Biography. Donal Lunny is from Newbridge, Co. Kildare, where in his early years he formed a Donal was given a roundback (Greek) bouzouki by Andy Irvine in 1970, http://home.hccnet.nl/h.speek/bouzouki/lunny.html

Donal Lunny - a short biography. by Han Speek. The Early Years Planxty Bothy Band Planxty reborn Blarge " (bouzouki, large) by writer Seamus Heaney. Donal tuned this instrument CGDAD, a hybrid tuning between cello (lower 4 pairs) and his usual bouzouki tuning (GDAD). In this new incarnation Planxty is joined by ex-Bothy (flute player) Matt Molloy, who was later assisted by Donal in recording his first 3 solo albums. Matt also joined Donal and Christy and various others in the highly political "H-Block" project, of which an album was released which was (and is, since it never was re-issued) sort of an immediate collector's item. The money from the album was donated to the families of the IRA prisoners on hunger-strike. Moving Hearts Overview of later activities producing other artists Throughout his active involvement in Irish traditional music Donal has been incredibly productive as a producer and sometimes engineer for the recorded work of his fellow musicians. The first album for which Donal is credited as producer dates from as early as 1973, which is even before his recordings with Christy Moore. The list of artists which were at some point in their career produced by Donal is sheer endless: Christy Moore (of course), Clannad, Planxty, Altan, and many, many more (see discography below). Sean O'Riada Retrospective Concert In 1987 Donal was at the heart of the band that did the final concert in the Sean O'Riada (composer, band leader and musical pioneer, who laid the basis for the Chieftains, and introduced a couple of innovative views on how Irish trad. music should be viewed) Retrospective. Donal is seen by many as following the path set out by O'Riada, since his work (especially his own compositions) is considered innovative, and extending the concept of Irish traditional music as it is today.

95. SSRN-The Impact Of Directors' Option Compensation On Their Independence By Donal Keywords Corporate governance, stock option grants, directors option grants, Byard, Donal A. and Li, Ying, The Impact of Directors Option http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=683385

96. Donal Brown, DDS, MS, Ltd.- Orthotics, TMJ NEWS. NEWSFLASH!! Dr. Pragna Patel and Dr. Don Brown were awarded a researchgrant by the National Institute of Health. http://www.tmjdr.com/Default.asp?PAGE_ID=4

97. Www.ccel.org/m/macdonald/donal_grant/home.html FootPad. Chapter III. The Moor. Chapter IV. The Town. http://www.ccel.org/m/macdonald/donal_grant/home.html

98. House Drama Summary were convincingly subservient . and at Covent Garden Breckinridge DonalGrantStevenson was clearly not going to be ordered about by any toff , http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/ccb/Drama/Summary.html

H ouse Drama Summary Price's Sherlock Holmes : The Case of the Blue Carbuncle by Conan Doyle This was the most complete piece of theatre in the Festival. A period piece, every element in the production helped to create that sense of period: the programme, the set with the designer's eye for significant detail, the period costumes, the acting and thereby the creation of individual living characters and the convincing development of the plot - all of these sent me to Baker Street, Covent Garden market and back to Baker Street. Jason Douglas and Fergus Grant-Stevenson made a most stylish duo as Holmes and Watson: Holmes very suave and civilised, Watson very stolid and down to earth, both very much members of the 'gentry'. By contrast the others: Peterson [Donovan Hutchinson], Baker [Mark Ruddock] the scholar fallen on hard times, and the guilty and pleading Ryder [Nathan Kohner] were convincingly subservient .... and at Covent Garden Breckinridge [Donal Grant-Stevenson] was clearly not going to be ordered about by any 'toff', and 'the old woman' [David Leacock] and the 'glum lad' helped to create the 'Market'. Well done the Director [Andrew Dowdall], and well done all of you.

99. Cash, Ron The Kingdom And The Rebels Author uncovers evidence of an ancient race of gods and their corrupting influence.Articles challenging tithing, celebrating the Jewish festivals, http://www.geocities.com/ron__cash/

The Kingdom and the Rebels Frontliner's Voyage The New Jews The Good News Religion ... Ossuary of James Favorite stories include Sir Gibbie and Donal Grant by George McDonald, or you can download them here; Donal Grant or Sir Gibbie. roncash@yahoo.com Three books, three Ages and three righteous men, three books in heaven and three on earth, three caves for souls to wait for pain or rebirth, the days of earth are numbered one thousand to ten. Twelve months, fifty days, another new year, twelve tribes with freedom walked across a sea. Seventy palms and seventy elders and seventy nations ordained to be. The third man, the same plan, The King dies true. Three books, three Ages and three days in sheol, a Groom arose, the bride He chose is you and me who keep His rules and laws of old. One law for one people who never die, more stars they'll be with saturn in the sky.

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