21. Ignatius Donnelly Ignatius Donnelly (18311901). Prophet, visionary, radical reformer - IgnatiusDonnelly gave years of dedicated service to his nation, and an equal share http://www2.kenyon.edu/Depts/IPHS/Projects/Stella/Theories.htm

Prophets and Psychics "Only the Ship of Fools is/Making the voyage this year." W.H. Auden, Atlantis Click here for a New Age take on Atlantis. Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901) "Prophet, visionary, radical reformer - Ignatius Donnelly gave years of dedicated service to his nation, and an equal share to the timeless legend." Marjorie Braymer Ignatius Donnelly, an Irish writer, lawyer, and politician is remembered primarily for his extensive work on Atlantis. Donnelly's theories are the basis for much of the Atlantis belief today, including the placement and timing of the Atlantis disaster. Although he was a native of Philadelphia, and practiced law there for a few years, Donnelly decided to explore new territory in the hopes of creating the ultimate utopia. In 1856 he and his wife, Katherine, left Pennsylvania for Minnesota, and with the help of a handful of partners created a mini-utopia in Nininger City, seventeen miles south of St. Paul. This cooperative farm failed after the real estate crash of 1857, but its failure ushered in Donnelly's political career (Braymer, 108). When Minnesota became a state in 1859 Donnelly was elected lieutenant governor, was re-elected in 1861, and later served in Congress as a Republican from 1863 till 1869. As a politician, Donnelly was known as an extreme liberal, voicing his support for women's suffrage and anti-slavery movements. His credibility had been established years before as a result of his journalism work as well as his research on Shakespeare's plays. Yet when colleagues discovered the massive amounts of time Donnelly spent in the Library of Congress, researching the lost civilization of Atlantis, his character was called into question (Braymer, 109).

22. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Donnelly Donnelly, Ignatius (18311901) — of Nininger, Dakota County, Minn.; Hastings,Dakota County, Minn. Born in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pa., http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/donnelly.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Donnelly DONNELLY: See also Le Roy Donnelly Downs Harrison J. Freebourn Donnelly W. Hadden James Alexander Reed ... Mrs. Donnelly Reid Donnelly, A Joseph Queens County , N.Y. Member of New York American Labor Party Executive Committee, 1945. Still living as of 1945. Donnelly, Ann E. Wayne County , Mich. Republican. Delegate to Michigan state constitutional convention from Wayne County 15th District, 1961-62. Female . Still living as of 1962. Donnelly, Ann M. Union County , N.J. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from New Jersey, Female . Still living as of 1940. Donnelly, Anne M. Cuyahoga County , Ohio. Democrat. Delegate to Democratic National Convention from Ohio, (alternate), (alternate). Female . Still living as of 1960. Donnelly, Bernard E. New York County , N.Y. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from New York, Burial location unknown Donnelly, Brian Joseph (b. 1946) Brian J. Donnelly Suffolk County , Mass. Born in Boston

23. The Political Graveyard: Politicians Who Died In 1901 Jan 1 Ignatius Donnelly (18311901); Jan 5 Curtis H. Brogden (1816-1901);Jan 6 James Ware Bradbury (1802-1901); Jan 8 Campbell P. Berry (1834-1901) http://politicalgraveyard.com/chrono/1901/died.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Politicians Who Died in 1901 Arranged By Name: Rufus Abbott (1823-1901) William J. Allen (1829-1901) William B. Anderson (1830-1901) Robert A. Athey (1825-1901) ... John Monroe Woolsey (1819-1901) Arranged By Date (where known): Jan 1: Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901) Jan 5: Curtis H. Brogden (1816-1901) Jan 6: James Ware Bradbury (1802-1901) Jan 8: Campbell P. Berry (1834-1901) Jan 8: Charles Linnaeus Benedict (1824-1901) Jan 9: Frank G. Clarke (1850-1901) Jan 16: Hiram Rhodes Revels (1827-1901) Jan 16: James A. Mount (1843-1901) Jan 19: John Leisenring (1853-1901) Jan 20: George Washington Cowles (1823-1901) Jan 23: John P. C. Shanks (1826-1901) Jan 24: Robert Stell Heflin (1815-1901) Jan 26: William J. Allen (1829-1901) Jan 29: Alexander Hamilton Jones (1822-1901) Feb 2: William Hodges Kitchin (1837-1901) Feb 4: Jefferson Franklin Long (1836-1901) Feb 5: Charles J. Gilman (1824-1901) Feb 9: William F. Lockwood (1822-1901) Feb 10: Albert D. Shaw (1841-1901) Feb 12: Jacob B. Blair (1821-1901) Feb 14: James M. Jackson (1825-1901)

24. Ignatius Donnelly, The American People's Money, 1896 Donnelly, Ignatius, 18311901. The American people’s money. Donnelly, Ignatius,a Representative from Minnesota ; born in Philadelphia, Pa., November 3, http://yamaguchy.netfirms.com/donnelly/donnelly_cage.html

THE BY HON. IGNATIUS DONNELLY. Atlantis : the antediluvian world. Abraham Lincoln download text A volume in the Hyperion reprint series THE RADICAL TRADITION IN AMERICA HYPERION PRESS, INC. Westport, Connecticut Hyperion reprint edition 1976 Library of Congress Catalog Number 75-311 ISBN 0-88355-215-9 Printed in the United States of America Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Donnelly, Ignatius, 1831-1901. (The Radical tradition in America) which was issued as no. 141 of The Pastime series. I. Title. II. Series : The Pastime series ; no. 141. ISBN 0-88355-215-9 DONNELLY, Ignatius, 1831-1901 DONNELLY, Ignatius, a Representative from Minnesota ; born in Philadelphia, Pa., November 3, 1831 ; attended the public schools ; studied law ; was admitted to the bar in 1852 and commenced practice in Philadelphia ; moved to Minnesota in 1857 and settled in Nininger, Dakota County ; engaged in literary pursuits ; Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota 1859-1863 ; elected as a Republican to the Thirty-eighth, Thirty-ninth, and Fortieth Congresses (March 4, 1863-March 3, 1869) ; unsuccessful candidate for reelection in 1868 to the Forty-first Congress and for election in 1870 to the Forty-second Congress ; member of the State senate 1874-1878 ; resumed the practice of law ; also engaged in literary pursuits ; was nominated by the People’s Party in 1892 for Vice President of the United States ; died in Minneapolis, Minn., on January 1, 1901 ; interment in Calvary Cemetery, St. Paul, Minn.

25. Kosmic Plenum Ignatius Donnelly was born in Philadelphia on November 3, 1831. Donnelly,Ignatius, 18311901 A prophet of globalisation Ignatius Donnelly. http://groups.msn.com/KosmicPlenum/ignatiusdonnelly.msnw

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26. Ignatius Donnelly Biography / Biography Of Ignatius Donnelly Main Biography Ignatius Donnelly (18311901) was an American politician, reformer, and author.He was an outstanding spokesperson for the political reform movements of the http://www.bookrags.com/biography-ignatius-donnelly/

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32. Alibris: Ignatius Donnelly Ignatius Donnelly (18311901) was an American lawyer, lieutenant-governor ofMinnesota, and a member of Congress during several terms. http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Donnelly, Ignatius

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33. Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901) Australian Echoes Of An American NLA News is a 24page colour magazine produced monthly, both online in print.Articles focus on the Library s diverse collections, services and http://www.nla.gov.au/pub/nlanews/2001/apr01/donnelly.html

April 2001 Volume XI Number 7 Ignatius Donnelly Photograph courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society Stephen Holt describes how the works and beliefs of an American congressman influenced pre-Federation Australia and the early Labor Party, and are still echoed in the beliefs of the anti-globalisation movement today I n 1901, on the very same day that Australia became a Federation, a former United States congressman died in Minnesota. Although it would appear hard to imagine two more seemingly unrelated centenaries, there is in fact a strong connection, since the broader political views of the congressman in question—Ignatius Donnelly—embodied an American brand of iconoclasm that also appealed to many pre-Federation Australians. Using a wide array of original and published material available in the National Library of Australia, it is possible to chart Donnelly’s powerful influence on Australia’s political culture at a crucial stage in its development. The Minnesota equivalent of King O’Malley, Ignatius Donnelly is the subject of an impressive modern biography by the American historian Professor Martin Ridge. Much of the original documentation relied on by Professor Ridge is deposited in the Minnesota Historical Society where it has been reproduced on microfilm. This invaluable scholarly resource now forms part of the National Library’s Newspaper and Microform Collection. Comprising more than 160 reels of microfilm, it amply documents a robust political and literary career which eventually resonated from Minneapolis to Melbourne.

34. OPTIONS: RAGNAROK: THE AGE OF FIRE AND GRAVEL Author Donnelly, Ignatius, 18311901. Title Ragnarok the age of fire and gravel.By Ignatius Donnelly Publisher New York, D. Appleton and Company, http://fax.libs.uga.edu/GN751xD685/

Click the title to go to a full screen view of: RAGNAROK: THE AGE OF FIRE AND GRAVEL or search it with the tool linked HERE Author: Donnelly, Ignatius, 1831-1901. Title: Ragnarok : the age of fire and gravel. By Ignatius Donnelly ... Publisher: New York, D. Appleton and Company, 1883. Description: Book vi, 452 p. front. (map) illus. 20 cm. LC Subject(s): Atlantis. Drift. Comets. Call Number: GN751 .D685 Link Resource: http://purl.galileo.usg.edu/ugafax/GN751xD685 No image? http://www.lizardtech.com/plugin Then you need the DjVu plugin! RAGNAROK: THE AGE OF FIRE AND GRAVEL (in the same browser window) View it with Adobe Acrobat Reader or open source DjVu desktop viewers (no DjVu plug-in required) View it with JAVA (no DjVu plug-in required) SEARCH ALL TITLES First Page Preserving the foundation of knowledge The University of Georgia Libraries Title Menu

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36. Atlantis Theories The first person to make such a proposal was Ignatius Donnelly (18311901).Donnelly (right) was a respected statesman, who served in the US Congress from http://www.violations.org.uk/book2/lost/searchpart1.htm

In Search of the Lost Civilisation Nearly all of the ‘lost civilisation’ theories have become associated with the legend of Plato’s ‘Atlantis’, thus the concept and its study have been largely ignored by the serious academic community. Yet ironically it is probably the legend of Atlantis itself, however fanciful, that has provided the foundation for the belief in the existence in a pre-historic civilisation to account for the out-of-place knowledge and artefacts detailed in previous chapters. Atlantis was first mentioned by Plato in his work, the ‘ Timaeus ’, in which he detailed the mighty island of Atlantis and its proud peoples who, is the course of "a single day and night" were swept by earthquake and flood into the depths of the ocean’. Despite his pupil Aristotle’s belief that the story was fantasy, invented to moralise on the nature and consequences of human ambition, Plato was adamant that the former existence of Atlantis was a matter of historical fact. Whatever the truth, the legend certainly was considered factual for many centuries with even mediaeval sea-charts showing unknown ‘Atlantis’ islands. Yet if there was a ‘lost civilisation’ (regardless of its connection with or not to the Atlantis legend) it would have had to have had a home, and any identified location would have to provide supporting evidence that a civilisation actually did live there, for, as Egyptologist Mark Lehner rightly points out, without evidence of remains, it would be safer to conclude that that there was no former civilisation, and the purported clues to its existence would have to be explained in some other way.

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ATLANTIS THE ANTEDILUVIAN WORLD BY IGNATIUS DONNELLY (1831-1901) The Astral Delta.Com Publishing Association have now made available one of the all-time classics of Atlantis literature into E-Book format. This Atlantean E-book will resonate very powerfully with your deepest cellular memories. Within the voluminous pages of this e-book you will read:- Part 1 THE HISTORY OF ATLANTIS I. THE PURPOSE OF THE BOOK II. PLATO'S HISTORY OF ATLANTIS III. THE PROBABILITIES OF PLATO'S STORY IV. WAS SUCH A CATASTROPHE POSSIBLE? V. THE TESTIMONY OF THE SEA VI. THE TESTIMONY OF THE FLORA AND FAUNA Part 11 THE DELUGE I. THE DESTRUCTION OF ATLANTIS DESCRIBED IN THE DELUGE LEGENDS II. THE DELUGE OF THE BIBLE III. THE DELUGE OF THE CHALDEANS IV. THE DELUGE LEGENDS OF OTHER NATIONS V. THE DELUGE LEGENDS OF AMERICA VI. SOME CONSIDERATION OF THE DELUGE LEGENDS Part 111 THE CIVILIZATION OP THE OLD WORLD AND NEW COMPARED I. CIVILIZATION AN INHERITANCE II. THE IDENTITY OF THE CIVILIZATIONS OF THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW III. AMERICAN EVIDENCES OF INTERCOURSE WITH EUROPE OR ATLANTIS IV. CORROBORATING CIRCUMSTANCES

39. Biography Of Populist Protester Ignatius Donnelly Part 1 Ignatius Donnelly (18311901). Apostle of protest. In the 1890s, a short, chubbynonconformist with a fierce dedication to protecting the underdog jolted http://www.trivia-library.com/b/biography-of-populist-protester-ignatius-donnell

Biography of Populist Protester Ignatius Donnelly Part 1 About the Populist leader and protester Ignatius Donnelly, history and biography of the political figure. FOOTNOTE PEOPLE IN U.S. HISTORY IGNATIUS DONNELLY (1831-1901). Apostle of protest. In the 1890s, a short, chubby nonconformist with a fierce dedication to protecting the underdog jolted the political establishment with a people's protest that changed the course of American history. Ignatius Donnelly, the "Apostle of Protest," had been stirring the pot of rebellion for 30 years ricocheting politically from one third party to another, trumpeting a call to arms against usurious bankers, greedy middlemen, and the land-grabbing, rate-rigging railroads. As industrialism widened the gap between the masses and the privileged classes, the pot came to a rolling boil. Farmers and workers, infuriated by a political system they considered to be a "tool of big business," turned to their indomitable champion. Almost single-handed, Donnelly welded a fractious army of rebels into the National People's, or Populist, party. When he leaped onto the convention platform in 1892, 4,000 Populists let out a roar that "rose like a tornado." His blue eyes blazing, Donnelly electrified the crowd: "We meet in the midst of a nation brought to the verge of moral, political, and material ruin ... the fruits of the toil of millions are stolen to build up colossal fortunes ... governmental injustice [breeds] the two great classestramps and millionaires ..." He ticked off the Populist planks designed "to restore the government to the hands of the 'plain people'": free silver, a graduated income tax, the eight-hour workday, women's suffrage, and direct election of senators.

40. Biography Of Populist Protester Ignatius Donnelly Part 2 Ignatius Donnelly (18311901). Apostle of protest. Donnelly had turned an importantcorner. Never again would he knuckle under to party policy. http://www.trivia-library.com/b/biography-of-populist-protester-ignatius-donnell

Biography of Populist Protester Ignatius Donnelly Part 2 About the Populist leader and protester Ignatius Donnelly, history and biography of the political figure. FOOTNOTE PEOPLE IN U.S. HISTORY IGNATIUS DONNELLY (1831-1901). Apostle of protest. Donnelly had turned an important corner. Never again would he knuckle under to party policy. Subsequently, he bounced from the Granger movement to the Greenback party, from Farmers' Alliance to the Populist party, drumming always for the reform of a government rigged to benefit industry. He was a ferocious independent. "If a platform is demanded, I plant myself on the platform of Ignatius Donnelly," he said. But he paid a high price for this independence. Although he continued to serve in the Minnesota legislature, he never again held a federal office. After reaching the age of 50, Donnelly retired to his book-lined study in deserted Nininger City long enough to write Atlantis: The Antediluvian World (1882), in which he contended that the legendary lost continent not only had existed, but had been the cradle of civilization. Encouraged by Atlantis's runaway success, energetic Ignatius squeezed time from his perpetual politicking and his popular lecture tours to write seven more books. They were as controversial as his political views; he was still the "Prince of Cranks." In 1888 he unleashed a thunderbolt on the literary community. He was convinced that Shakespeare was nothing but "a guzzling, poaching, lying play-actor," and that the plays attributed to him had actually been written by Sir Francis Bacon. But how to prove it? One day he picked up his son's copy of Every Boy's Book and found his inspiration in a chapter on cryptography. After months of analyzing a facsimile of a Shakespeare folio, he wrote The Great Cryptogram. He had "found" an incredibly complex cipher in the plays which, he insisted, proved Bacon's authorship. The Baconian Society invited him to come to England, where he debated a Shakespearean scholar before 500 people. In an audience vote, his arguments for Bacon were defeated 120 to 101. "But," he gleefully reported, "nearly 300 were so bewildered they refused to vote!" The book itself was a financial flop, but his amazed followers hailed him as the "sage of Nininger."

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