61. Bibliography Of American Literature, Table Of Contents + Donnelly, Ignatius Loyola 18311901. + Drake, Joseph Rodman 1795-1820.+ Duganne, Augustine Joseph Hickey 1823-1884 http://collections.chadwyck.com/bal/htxview?template=toc_hdft.htx&content=toc_d.

62. Victorian And Edwardian Collection, D Donnelly, Ignatius, 18311901. Caesar s column a story of the twentieth century.London Ward, Lock, nd Donnison, A. Winning a wife in Australia a http://www.statelibrary.tas.gov.au/vande/dvande.htm

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

63. Cult Archaeology Introduction Ignatius Donnelly (18311901), wrote Atlantis the Antediluvian World. Ignatius Donnelly’s map of Atlantis (1882) It is a remarkable book, http://kjmatthews.users.btopenworld.com/cult_archaeology/lost_continents.html

Introduction History Abandoned ideas Creationism ... Email Visitors since 24 June 2002: Powered by counter.bloke.com Lost continents Atlantis The most popular—and best known—of the lost continents is Atlantis, a land supposed to have lain in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. First mentioned by Plato in his dialogues Timaeus Critias c 348 BCE, the idea of a lost continent to the west of Europe was introduced as part of a political fable. In this story, the ancient Athenians went to war with the ancient Atlanteans, whom they defeated. Both Athens and Atlantis were destroyed in “ earthquakes and floods of extraordinary violence... in a single dreadful day and night ” nine thousand years ago (i.e. c 9350 BCE). In the ancient world, Plato’s Atlantis was treated as a literary device, not an historical city and was consequently largely forgotten for centuries. It occasionally found its way onto maps, particularly after the discovery of the New World at the end of the fifteenth century led some writers to speculate that these new lands were the remnants of the island. However, it did not enter the popular imagination until the 1880s, when a lawyer from Philadelphia and congressman for Minnesota, Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901), wrote Atlantis: the Antediluvian World . The book was so popular that it is still in print (in a paperback edition published by Dover Books in 1985). It is a remarkable book, showing a huge breadth of knowledge acquired through years of reading and research in the Library of Congress and it is no exaggeration to say that this book alone was responsible for the late nineteenth-century growth of interest in the lost continent. Donnelly picked up on the work of the Abbé Charles-Étienne Brasseur de Bourbourg (1814-1874), who had worked out a translation of the Troano Codex, half of one of only three Maya manuscripts to survive. His attempt at translation was completely misguided (he believed that Maya hieroglyphs were an alphabetic script), but he read the Codex as describing a volcanic catastrophe in which a land called Mu was destroyed. Donnelly took this translation seriously, identified the supposed Mayan Mu with the Greek Atlantis and began researching possible links between the Maya and the rest of the world.

64. A Journal Of Alternative News newspaper publisher, and politician Ignatius Donnelly (18311901) publishedAtlantis The Antediluvian World, a book that would eventually go through http://www.newdawnmagazine.com.au/Articles/Crypto-HistoryP1.html

For a New Consciousness, a New Humanity, a New Era! Crypto-History: The State of the Art Part I: Background – The Time of Plato to 1980 By RICHARD HEINBERG Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, as well as over parts of the continent, and besides these they subjected parts of Libya within the Straits as far as Egypt, and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia. - PLATO, Timaeus For as long as there have been historians, two versions of early human history have competed for acceptance. One, which is now the official version, says that civilization has evolved along a more or less smooth incline from barbarism to modernity. The second, which never really disappeared even when it fell out of fashion, flows from an idea found in nearly every culture’s early mythology - that there has been a series of high civilizations reaching back many millennia into the forgotten past, and that each, in turn, was destroyed by some horrific terrestrial cataclysm. The latter idea is to be found, for example, in the doctrine of the Yugas - or world ages - in the Mahabharata of India, wherein it is said that the first Yuga, the Krita, was the best, and that human society has been in decline ever since. The Maya and the Hopi told of a series of elapsed World Ages which ended, in turn, in flood, fire, and earthquake. In Western classical literature, Hesiod’s doctrine of the original Golden Race and the succeeding races of Silver, Brass, Heroes, and Iron relates essentially the same story. But of all the tales of lost or fallen worlds, perhaps none has exerted a greater influence on the popular imagination than Plato’s account of the island of Atlantis.

65. Search Results Article 2 of 200; 94 words DID YOU KNOW? Ignatius Donnelly (18311901) was a prominentwhite politician and writer in Minnesota, who opposed slavery. http://www.newslibrary.com/nlsearch.asp?forceTheme=RealCities&s_site=twincities&

66. MS.037 Donnelly, Ignatius (18311901); Doremus, Robert Ogden (1824-1906); Dorr, JuliaCaroline (n?e Ripley) (1825-1913); Douglas, Amanda Minnie (1831-1916); Dow, http://www.library.jhu.edu/collections/specialcollections/manuscripts/msregister

"A Cathedral of Books" The George Peabody Library, widely considered one of the most beautiful libraries in North America, and home to one of the finest 19th-century collections, has been called "a cathedral of books." See why in this award winning video... More... Home Collections Special Collections ... MS.037 Special Collections Milton S. Eisenhower Library The Johns Hopkins University 3400 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Gilmore (James Roberts) 1822-1903 Papers (1820-1903) Ms. 37 Size: 2.9 linear ft. (5 document boxes, 4 flat boxes) Processed: By: Access: Access to the collection is unrestricted Provenance: The collection was given to the University by James Roberts Gilmore in 1891. Permission: Permission to publish material from this collection must be requested in writing from the Manuscripts Librarian, Special Collections, Milton S. Eisenhower Library, The Johns Hopkins University. Citation: James Roberts Gilmore Collection Ms. 37 Special Collections Milton S. Eisenhower Library

67. Talk.origins/Evolution Echo Biographica File 'D' .Donnelly, Ignatius 18311901 Lawyer, populist, Baconian, catastrophist.Author of Atlantis the Antediluvian World (1882), Ragnarok (18? http://www.talkorigins.org/origins/jargon/biofile_d.html

Darrow, Clarence [1857-1938] Attorney. Famous as a defense lawyer, and especially as attorney for the defense of John Scopes Darwin, Charles [1809-1882] Naturalist, geologist. Co- describer with Alfred Russel Wallace of natural selection in July 1, 1858 presentation to the Linnean Society. Noted for many books, including "The Origin of Species" (1859), "The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex" (1871), and "The Voyage of the Beagle" (1839). Das, Anil TAE . Krishna consciousness anti-evolutionist. Dasa, Anadi TAE . Krishna consciousness anti-evolutionist, Evolution echo participant. Dasa, Kalki TAE . Krishna consciousness hive entity whose .sig is probably the most parodied one in t.o. history, which basically said, "Don't forget to chant, [Hare Krishna chant]". Fond of making scathing remarks on other's posts which were much more aptly applied to his own posts. See Kalki Syndrome Dasa, Sadaputa TAE . AKA Dr. Richard Thompson, author of $40 anti-evolutionary book. Refused to give Kalki Dasa permission to post extracts of his book.

68. Ragnarok : The Age Of Fire And Gravel By Ignatius Donnelly - Project Gutenberg E Creator, Donnelly, Ignatius (18311901). Title, Ragnarok the Age of Fire andGravel. Language, English. LoC Class, GN Geography, Anthropology, http://pge.rastko.net/etext/5109

Project Gutenberg Europe Online Book Catalog Author: Title Word(s): EText-No.: Advanced Search Recent Books Top 100 Offline Catalogs ... In Depth Information Ragnarok : the Age of Fire and Gravel by Ignatius Donnelly New Search Help on this page Data Creator Donnelly, Ignatius (1831-1901) Title Ragnarok : the Age of Fire and Gravel Language English LoC Class GN: Geography, Anthropology, Recreation: Anthropology Subject Atlantis Subject Drift Subject Comets EText-No. Release Date No Read this eBook online (experimental feature) Download this eBook Edition Format Encoding Compression Size Download Links HTML us-ascii none 774 KB rastko.net HTML us-ascii zip 280 KB rastko.net Plain text us-ascii none 740 KB rastko.net Plain text us-ascii zip 279 KB rastko.net If you are located outside of the U.S. you may want to download from a mirror site located near you to improve performance. Select a mirror site. If you need a special character set, try our new recode facility (experimental) Most recently updated: 2004-12-19 17:39:39.

69. Becker Medical Library Books T=Atlantis the antediluvian world / by Ignatius Donnelly ; edited by Egerton Sykes.A=Donnelly, Ignatius, 18311901. N=Vavra CB 425 D685a 1949 (BACS 687772). http://128.252.223.45/miniecat/BAD127.html

Becker Medical Library Books Authors beginning with:D (page 27) T=On the relation between diabetes and food, and its application to the treatment of the disease / by Arthur Scott Donkin. A=Donkin, Arthur Scott. N=WK 810 D684o 1875 (BACS#692278) A=Donkin, Horatio Bryan. ... N=WB 115 M294 1992 (BACS#384531)

70. Jmccanneyscience.com : How To Contact Us June 17, 2004 sub page showing 2 pages of Ignatius Donnelly s (18311901) bookentitled Ragnorak, or, The Age of Fire and Gravel published in 1883 http://www.jmccanneyscience.com/JUNE 17 2004 sub page.HTM

June 17, 2004 sub page showing 2 pages of Ignatius Donnelly's (1831-1901) book entitled "Ragnorak, or, The Age of Fire and Gravel" published in 1883 It interestingly shows how in the late 1800's scientists had already proven that comets could not possibly be dirty snowballs with the spectrum they give and also showing the huge Comet of 1862 with its "Horn of the Beast". Of course the ancient and biblical references to the horns of the beasts are referring to the characteristics of BIG comets (the kind of which we have not seen in modern times ... at least not yet). Modern astronomers ignore this and assume that if they have not seen it then it could not exist (and shun all the references to large deadly powerful comets by ancients and some people like Donnelly in more modern times). The first copy from page 105 is of a spectrum showing burning carbon in the spectrum of two comets. GEEE with all the modern equipment we have purchased for NASA would you not think that they could figure this out too ? Next copy is of the "Horn" of the comet of 1862 on successive nights (an optical illusion of a drunk sailor i think not ...)

71. Donnelly.org Examples of modern day Donnellys are Charles Francis Donnelly (18361909), the Catholiclawyer; Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901), politician and reformer; and http://www.donnelly.org/modules/newbb/reply.php?forum=3&post_id=8&topic_id=8&vie

72. Ultimasurf - Your Ultimate Surf Engine! - Archived Copies Translate. Preview of Biographical Directory of the United StatesCongress Donnelly, Ignatius (18311901) by Thumbshots, http://www.ultimasurf.net/cgi-ultimasurf/ultimasurfdirectory/ultimasurfbot.pl?et

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74. Download E-books At Diesel Ebooks GN, Atlantis Drift Comets, Donnelly, Ignatius (18311901), Ragnarok The Age OfFire And Gravel. BM, Judaism Rashi, 1040-1105, Liber, Maurice (), Rashi, http://www.diesel-ebooks.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=freetitle

75. Literature Traces the career of Ignatius Donnelly (18311901), whose varied career aspolitician, author and reformer brought him failure more often than success. http://history.smsu.edu/wrmiller/Populism/texts/Documents/Bibliography/literatur

Literature: Apocalypse and Utopia Back to Bibliography Home Abrahams, Edward H. "Ignatius Donnelly and the Apocalyptic Style." Minnesota History Donnelly foresaw disaster for America if it refused to return to its innocent past. Donnelly's view was colored by the pre-1860 concepts of an agrarian rural democracy controlled by farmers and handicraftsmen of his youth. He believed in a classless society without social rank based on wealth. His political disappointments coupled with his writing of such catastrophe-tinged books as Atlantis: The Antediluvian World and its successor Ragnarok: The Age of Fire and Gravel , generated his thinking along apocalyptic lines in which he foresaw mass disaster for America if it refused to return to the innocent past. His Populist speeches and such works as Caesar's Column reflect this attitude. Other writings such as Doctor Huguet The Golden Bottle , and The American People's Money deal with Populist ideas to some extent.

76. Precursors Ignatius Donnelly (18311901), a member of the American Congress in the days ofLincoln (1863-1869), ran in 1900 as a candidate for the Vice-Presidency on http://www.varchive.org/ce/precursors.htm

Precursors Nicolaus Copernicus had a passage in the manuscript of his De Revolutionibus in which he gave credit to Aristarchus of Samos as his predecessor in announcing the heliocentric view of the solar system. Archimedes and Plutarch, widely read in the Middle Ages, as well as other writers of antiquity referred to this teaching of Aristarchus: the Sun, not the Earth is the center of the solar system, and the Earth with the other planets revolves around the Sun. But Copernicus suppressed this mention of Aristarchus in his manuscript, and it did not appear in the printed De Revolutionibus. In 1605, Simon Stevin of Bruges published a book in which he described his experiment: he let fall two balls of lead, one ten times the weight of the other, and they landed evenly. Classical authors referred to the belief of the Chaldeans that comets move on orbits and return at periodic intervals. However, it is Edmund Halley who is credited with the discovery of the periodic return of comets.

77. History, Pre-History, Archaeology, And Evolution the Age of the Fire and Gravel by Ignatius Donnelly; This is a classic. Reviewer Pam Hanna The writings of Ignatious Donnelly (18311901) are http://www.ycsi.net/users/reversespins/history.html

The Battle at Bannockburn by Mark Churms ( story ) [Stirling Castle is in the background] From Reverse Spins On Lemuria, Atlantis and Ancient Civilizations The Garden of Eden and the Fall on Lemuria Athena on the Creation of the Veil on Lemuria The Greek Oracles and the Mystery Schools ... Soul Travel, Soul Mates and Faeries, an Atlantean and Lemurian Tale Archived News Links Study: Atlantis Sinking Has Scientific Basis-8/15 Unlocking Minnesota's 'DaVinci Code'-5/25 Piri Reis Map-5/22 Huge Space Clouds May Have Caused Mass Extinctions-3/7 ... The Further Mysteries of Rosslyn Chapel-9/28 PDF Ancient nuclear blasts and levitating stones of Shivapur-9/5 Ancient City Found In India Irradiated By Nuclear Blast 8,000 Years Ago The Nile Decoded: Revealing the Secret Message of the World' Climate change following collapse of the Maya empire ... Satellite search for Noah's Ark Links Alternative Archaeology Alternative History Directory Ancient American Magazine Ancient Manuscripts ... World-Mysteries Alternative Archaeology and History Books at Amazon.com The Hidden History of the Human Race by Michael A. Cremo and Richard L. Thompson; The best book on exposing all the anomalies in archaeology. This is a condensed version of a larger book. Mainstream anthropologists hate this book. Good reason to buy it. Midwest Book Review: Over the past two hundred years the scientific establishment has selectively ignored, suppressed, and forgotten some remarkable artifacts and bones that contradict the dominant views of human origins and antiquity. Evolutionary prejudices have served as a sort of informational "filtering" system that has left us with a radically incomplete set of facts for building our ideas about human origins. The Hidden History Of The Human Race is a call for change in today's arbitrarily rigid...

78. CRI Journal - CRJ0054A Contemporary interest in Atlantis can be traced to a selfeducated Americanpolitician named Ignatius TT Donnelly (1831-1901). http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/cri/cri-jrnl/web/crj0054a.html

Christian Research Journal Return to Index Page This File/ Plain Text The "Evidence" for Atlantis: Addressing New Age Apologetics by Karla Poewe-Hexham and Irving Hexham from the Christian Research Journal, Summer 1989, page 16. The Editor-in-Chief of the Christian Research Journal is Elliot Miller. Whenever we speak or write about New Age topics we are inevitably asked: But what about the evidence for Atlantis and other lost civilizations? It is commonly assumed that such "evidence" is extensive. A case in point is the book Out on a Limb in which Shirley MacLaine recounts how her guru, David, told her: "According to Plato and Aristotle and other great minds, Atlantis really existed as an extremely advanced civilization...."[1] MacLaine then links this "fact" to the ruins of ancient Inca, Mayan, Egyptian, and other known civilizations to "prove" the existence of UFO's, extraterrestrials, and spirit messengers. Without the so-called evidence of known civilizations and the accompanying claims that they possessed powers beyond those of modern science, MacLaine and others would not have been so easily convinced about the "truth" of the New Age. After reporting her conversations about Atlantis and other "lost" civilizations, MacLaine said: When I had finished reading what David had given me I was exhausted. It was true that I had heard much of what I read in dribs and drabs throughout my life, but somehow having it compiled and organized in written form with respected and credible researchers and scientists and archaeologists and theologians backing it up it was different. The accumulation of evidence was too powerful to take casually, much less dismiss....[2]

79. Copyright 1994 By The Christian Research Institute *ATLANTIS REBORN* Contemporary interest in Atlantis can be traced to a selfeducatedAmerican politician named Ignatius TT Donnelly (1831-1901). http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/cri/cri-jrnl/crj0054a.txt

80. Biographica: Compiled By Wesley R. Elsberry Donnelly, Ignatius 18311901 Lawyer, populist, Baconian, catastrophist.Author of Atlantis the Antediluvian World (1882), Ragnarok (18? http://www.rtis.com/nat/user/elsberry/evobio/evc/biograph.html

Biographica, version 1.00b, 960429 A summary of dramatis personae of the online biology/creationism debate. Compiled by Wesley R. Elsberry The following text gives brief descriptions ('terse' might be more accurate) of various and sundry names that one encounters in online discussion of biological topics and abiogenesis where these cross with religiously motivated anti-science partisans. Some of the people mentioned are participants, others would not be caught dead or otherwise near a computer keyboard, and others are mentioned because of historical interest (i.e., if they were near a computer keyboard, they would still be dead). The descriptions are intended to allow the new participant to get some picture of the associations others have with a particular name without having to waste bandwidth in asking, "Who is this Stephen Jay Gould fellow, anyway?" General notes: Names appear between colons. The software listed in the Jargon File will also work to extract entries from Biographica. The date field is enclosed in square brackets. A question mark at the start indicates that the compiler doesn't know/hasn't looked up/hasn't been informed of the date of birth of the person named in the name field. A question mark at the end indicates that the compiler is pretty sure that the person named is, indeed, dead, but didn't have at hand the year of death. No question mark and no date at the end means that the person named is probably still alive at the date of the version's compilation.

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