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  1. STATUE WITHIN by FRANKLIN PHILIP (TRANSLATOR) FRANCOIS JACOB, 1988
  2. A Treatise on Advanced Calculus. 1949 Edition by Philip Franklin, 1949
  3. Methods of Advanced Calculus by Philip Franklin, 1944
  4. The four color problem. by Philip Franklin, 1941-01-01
  5. Fourier Methods by Philip Franklin, 1949-01-01
  6. Philosophical Writings of Etienne Bonnot, Abbe de Condillac Vol. 2 by Etienne Bonnot de Condillac, 1987
  7. The 5 [Five] Paradoxes of Modernity by Antoine Compagnon, 1994
  8. Differential and Integral by Philip Franklin, 1953
  9. Salvage Logging and Its Ecological Consequences by David Lindenmayer, Philip Joseph Burton, et all 2008-07-04
  10. The Plot Against America: Philip Roth, Franklin D. Roosevelt, United States Presidential Election, 1940, Charles Lindbergh
  11. Franklin Delano Roosevelt; Selections From His Writings. Edited By Philip S. Foner by Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1947-01-01
  12. Magic in the Ancient World (Revealing Antiquity, No. 10) by Fritz Graf, 1999-10-15
  13. The art of Philip Brubaker.(Visionary Art): An article from: Clinical Psychiatry News by Deeanna Franklin, 2004-09-01
  14. The Sherley brothers;: An historical memoir of the lives of Sir Thomas Sherley, Sir Anthony Sherley, and Sir Robert Sherley, knights (Burt Franklin research ... economics, & social science, n.s. 10) by Evelyn Philip Shirley, 1972

61. David's Quote Database - Reality, Reason, Rights, And A Bit Of Humor
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62. Philip Freneau: On The Death Of Dr. Benjamin Franklin
When monarchs tumble to the ground, Successors easily are found But, matchlessFRANKLIN! what a few Can hope to rival such as YOU,
http://www.web-books.com/Classics/Poetry/Anthology/Freneau/OnDeath.htm
Philip Freneau
On the Death of Dr. Benjamin Franklin
Thus, some tall tree that long hath stood
The glory of its native wood,
By storms destroyed, or length of years,
Demands the tribute of our tears. The pile, that took long time to raise,
To dust returns by slow decays:
But, when its destined years are o'er,
We must regret the loss the more. So long accustomed to your aid,
The world laments your exit made;
So long befriended by your art,
Philosopher, 'tis hard to part! When monarchs tumble to the ground,
Successors easily are found: But, matchless FRANKLIN! what a few Can hope to rival such as YOU, Who seized from kings their sceptered pride, And turned the lightning darts aside.

63. The End Of Science Writing By Jon Franklin
by Jon franklin presently philip Merrill Professor of Journalism philip MerrillCollege of Journalism University of Maryland College Park, Md 207427111
http://nasw.org/endsci.htm
The End of Science Writing
by Jon Franklin
presently
Philip Merrill Professor of Journalism
Philip Merrill College of Journalism
University of Maryland
College Park, Md 20742-7111 The Alfred and Julia Hill Lecture
University of Tennessee
March 17, 1997
jonfrank@nasw.org

I wanted to be a science writer for the same reason that many of you probably wanted to be scientists. For my generation, at least in our youth, truth and beauty were as one. I dabbled in poetry and paleontology, astronomy and architecture. I finally chose writing because it gave me art and science as well. I'd never heard the phrase "science writer" but science was always my subject. When I went into daily newspapering I told my editor I wanted to be a science writer. He grunted and said the paper didn't need one of those. But history was against him, and the young kid he'd hired had a talent for finding science in any story he was assigned. Early on I turned a story about the city's rat eradication program into a piece that could have blended seamlessly with Zinsser's Rats, Lice and History. In my hands a zoning story metamorphosed into a piece on urban demographics. A school bond issue assignment came back to my editor in the form of an un-rejectable profile of a chemistry teacher. The editors grumbled but the readers loved it – and soon everyone outside the paper referred to me as a "science writer." I will never forget the great victory it was, the first time my boss called me that. Or at least it seemed a victory at the time. Now it makes me incomparably sad. I was so young. We all were. And so, then, was our world.

64. Browse By Author: P - Project Gutenberg
Pennell, Robert franklin. Ancient Rome from the earliest times down to philip, Uncle. The Girl s Cabinet of Instructive and Moral Stories (English)
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Packard, Frank L. (Frank Lucius), 1877-1942
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Page, Gertrude, 1873-1922
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Pahl, Gretchen Graf

65. Browse By Author: C - Project Gutenberg
Carter, Charles franklin. Old Mission Stories of California (English) Chesterfield, philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of (16941773)
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Cabell, James Branch, 1879-1958
Cable, Boyd (Ernest Andrew Ewart), -1943
Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925

66. Philip Freneau | "On The Death Of Dr. Benjamin Franklin" | Poetry Archive | Plag
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67. American Literature (1700-1800): Reason And Revolution
Edwards Oloudah Equiano Benjamin franklin philip Freneau John Jay Thomas philip Freneau Biography from An Outline of American Literature
http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/amlitfirst.htm
American Literature (1700-1800)
Reason and Revolution
Welcome to the Internett School Library Media Center (ISLMC). The ISLMC is a meta-site where teachers, librarians, parents and students can preview curriculum related materials. Please visit the ISLMC Home Page . You can search this site.
Resources include history and criticism of the first flowering of American literature during the eighteenth century. Includes history, criticism, some lesson plans and works of individual writers.
History and Criticism
Henry Adams Benjamin Banneker William Byrd II ... Resources
History and Criticism
Student's History of American Literature
Chapter 2. First half of the century includes Samuel Sewall,
Mrs. Knight, Ebenezer Cook, William Byrd, and Jonathan Edwards.
Student's History of American Literature

Chapter 3. The Beginning of the Nineteenth Century.
Knickerbocker Group; Washington Irving (1783-1859);
James Fenimore Cooper (1789-1851); William Cullen Bryant

Romancing the Indian

Comparison of the sentimentalizing and demonizing
representations of American Indians in the works of
James Fenimore Cooper, Mark Twain and other

68. Random House Publishing Group | Stealing God's Thunder By Philip Dray
Pulitzer Prize finalist philip Dray uses the evolution of franklin’s scientific “philip Dray captures the genius and ingenuity of franklin’s scientific
http://www.randomhouse.com/rhpg/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9781588364616

69. Borzoi Reader | Catalog | Stealing God's Thunder By Philip Dray
“philip Dray captures the genius and ingenuity of franklin’s scientific thinking,and then does something even more fascinating he shows how science shaped
http://www.randomhouse.com/rhpg/catalog/display.pperl?140006032X&view=print

70. Named Professorships, Deanships, And Directorships -- The Johns Hopkins Universi
philip franklin WAGLEY, Med 1943, a member of the Hopkins faculty for nearly RUTH FADEN, the first philip franklin Wagley Professor of Biomedical Ethics
http://webapps.jhu.edu/namedprofessorships/professorshipdetail.cfm?professorship

71. Franklin Friends In The Philadelphia Area
franklin founded the Union Fire Company in Philadelphia in 1736, the nation s Philadelphia silversmith philip Syng, Jr. was a close friend and associate
http://sln.fi.edu/franklin/birthday/phila.html
Franklin Friends in the Philadelphia Area Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia
Ben Franklin and the Armonica

Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary

The College of Physicians of Philadelphia
... Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia
The Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia was founded over 60 years ago as the city's history museum. Ben Franklin and the Armonica
Cecilia Brauer is an avid player of the armonica, a very rare and unusual instrument invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary
www.benfranklin300.org

The Tercentenary's projects will form the official national celebration for America's first founding father to reach 300. The College of Physicians of Philadelphia
The first act of the College of Phsycians of Philadelphia, the nation's first medical society, was to authorize a delegation to attend Franklin's funeral in 1790. Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts
The Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts is coordinating the conservation treatment of the artifacts for the Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary exhibition. Friends of Independence National Historical Park
The Friends of Independence National Historical Park is a proactive citizens' leadership group dedicated to supporting and promoting Independence Park and its mission.

72. St.Philip Neri
Records show that St. philip Neri parish in franklin had its beginning in 1915 . St. philip was a big part of our lives in franklin.
http://www.franklinkansas.com/stphilipneri.html
St. Philip Neri
Franklin, Kansas
Historical artifacts: We were able to salvage many artifacts from the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. Many of those items need to be restored as well as a place to house them. We plan to place a historical sign at the new community park with many of the concrete items imbedded. The bell possibly will be used at the new community center. Anyone who would like to contribute toward this worthy cause can send a donation and be sure to mark it for "Historical preservation". Donations can be sent to: PACF-Franklin Community Council, P. O. Box 43, Franklin, Ks. 66735-0043
If you have any photos to contribute to this page I'd be thrilled to have them. All originals will be returned or I will be happy to pay for the cost of duplication. Also any stories or memories that you would like to share and have displayed for future generations I'll be glad to post them to this page. If you have any more information about the photos that are here please contact me with your story.
Parish beginning
Church building completed by the Silvestrine Benedictines
Church destroyed by fire
(Fall) Rebuilt
: (January) Destroyed by Fire
: (October 17) Dedication of new church which was moved into Franklin and remodeled
Staffed by the Capuchin Fathers with summer schools taught by Sisters of Charity of the BLessed Virgin Mary from Mt. Carmel Academy, Wichita

73. EBooks - Stealing God's Thunder By Philip Dray - EReader.com
Pulitzer Prize finalist philip Dray uses the evolution of franklin’s scientificcuriosity and empirical thinking as a metaphor for America’s struggle to
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74. Christ Church Burial Ground
Worked on electricity with Benjamin franklin. Grandfather of philip Syng Physick.Commodore Thomas Truxtun (d. 1822) Revolutionary privateer (a pirate with
http://www.ushistory.org/tour/tour_christb.htm

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Christ Church Burial Ground
A Who's Who of Early America.
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Land was purchased along Fifth Street "in the suburbs" from a Mr. James Steel. In 1719, the city of Philadelphia was only 37 years old and Fifth Street, only about three blocks from Christ Church, was considered the "suburbs" or outskirts of the city.
Funerals in the Revolutionary Era
During the era of the American Revolution, many colonists felt that funerals had become overly pomp-filled ceremonies. Simple solemn ceremonies were more in keeping with the tenor of the times. And as the process of embalming was still not practiced, burials were conducted with all possible celerity. Plain pine coffins were covered with palls, black for adults and white for children. Religious services were held at graveside.
The Burial Ground Today
Many of the gravestones dating from the 18th and early 19th centuries are in an advanced state of deterioration that makes them impossible to read. Acid rain and the high content of lime in the marble are the prime culprits for the damage.
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
Interred at Christ Church Burial Ground are hundreds of Colonial, Revolutionary and Post-Revolutionary notables. The most famous of whom is Benjamin Franklin.

75. Scott Franklin, Ph.D., Community Ecology, The Effects Of Disturbance, Vegetation
franklin, Scott B., philip A. Robertson James S. Fralish. 1996. Smallscalefire temperature patterns in upland Quercus communities.
http://biology.memphis.edu/sfrankli.htm
SCOTT B. FRANKLIN, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Ph.D. 1996, Southern Illinois University
Ph.D. 1996, University of Joensuu, Finland
Phone: 901-678-5539
Email: sfrankli@memphis.edu
Edward J. Meeman Field Station

Community ecology, the effects of disturbance, Vegetation dynamics, spatial-temporal scale patterns additional webpage
My research interests settle around the dynamics of vegetation in relation to disturbance. I am interested in the short and long-term response of vegetation communities to natural and applied (restoration) disturbance. I am also interested in the spatial and temporal patterns of disturbances, which have an obvious effect on their severity. The two main disturbances that I have researched are fire and flooding.
My past research with fire has examined prescribed burning in upland oak forests of the Central Hardwood Region, assessing the likelihood of slowing succession of oak forests to mesophytic dominance. My interest in secular succession led me into a collaborative study of pollen and charcoal data from Finland, where we examined the linearity of community dynamics, stationary phases within the time continuum, chaos, and population responses to fire events, both natural and anthropogenic (slash-and-burn agriculture). A more recent study in Belize attempts to link the landscape-level changes in forest fragmentation to the community dynamics following slash-and-burn agriculture. My past research with flooding encompasses the effects of channelization on tribuataries to the Mississippi River in western Tennessee. In addition, a river research group, based out of the Edward J. Meeman Biological Field Station, is developing the baseline dataset of changes to the Mississippi River following systematic alterations emplaced in the mid-twentieth century. The data are being processed to show past and current hydrology, channel movement, and island formation/degradation.

76. Darby Web Page
philip C. Darby, Patricia L. ValentineDarby and H. franklin Percival. philip C. Darby, Robert E. Bennetts, Steven J. Miller and H. franklin Percival.
http://uwf.edu/pdarby/
Philip C. Darby, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Biology
University of West Florida
University Parkway
Pensacola FL
Welcome to this early edition of my new web site. Many more photos, information on research projects, and student profiles will be added over the next several months Florida apple snail Pomacea paludosa Say) Dr. Phil Darby (left) and colleague Dr. Bob Setterquist
in typical apple snail habitat Education
Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. December 1998.
Dissertation: Florida apple snail (Pomaceapaludosa SAY) life history in the context of a hydrologically fluctuating environment. Master of Science, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University, Durham, NC. May 1990.
Thesis: Biochemical responses of an estuarine bivalve to oxygen stress and redox active compounds. Bachelors of Science, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA. June 1987.
Majors: Wildlife Biology and Biochemistry Minor: Chemistry Research Interests · Wetlands ecology · Population ecology of wetland plants and animals · The role of disturbance events (wetland dry downs, fire) in shaping life histories

77. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Archetto To Armstead
Ardery, philip Pendleton (b. 1914) — of Frankfort, franklin County, Ky.; Louisville,Jefferson County, Ky. Born in Lexington, Fayette County, Ky., March 6,
http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/archibald-armstead.html
Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page
Index to Politicians: Archetto to Armstead

78. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Schultze To Schuveldt
1909) — also known as philip J. Schupler — of Brooklyn, Kings County, 1898) —also known as franklin Schurz — of South Bend, St. Joseph County,
http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/schultze-schuveldt.html
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Index to Politicians: Schultze to Schuveldt

79. Franklin College - About Franklin College
Home About franklin College Board of Trustees philip L. Powell franklin College · 101 Branigin Boulevard · franklin, Indiana 461312623
http://www.franklincollege.edu/afcweb/TTProfile.cfm?bid=27

80. Franklin College - Faculty / Staff Directory
philip Owen Power. Title. Science Lab Coordinator for Chemistry franklinCollege · 101 Branigin Boulevard · franklin, Indiana 461312623
http://www.franklincollege.edu/fsdir/detail.cfm?eid=P000116497

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