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The Jolly President: Or Letters George W. Bush Never Read by Joey Green, 2006-04-01
King George III (First Book) by Robert Green, 1997-09
Finance and Economic Development in the Old South: Louisiana Banking, 1804-1861 by George D. Green, 1972-04
Managing Finance and Information: A Competence Approach to Supervisory Management (In Charge) by Michael Collins, George Green, et all 1993-12
Training & Development (Express Exec) by George Green, 2002-04-17
The college hornbook I: A system for sentence structure by George S Green, 1972
The Birds of Dorset (Helm County Avifauna) by George Green, 2004-08-16
Managing People (In Charge) by Roger Cartwright, George Green, et all 1998-03-13
The mind in action, a study of human interests by George Henry Green, 2010-05-14
Stop the Nightmare: Play (Acting Edition) by George MacEwan Green, 1984-04
The daydream,: A study in development, by George H Green, 1923
Handbook of Drug Allergy (The Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Handbook Series)
Psychanalysis in the Classroom by George Henry Green, 2010-10-14
In Charge of Customer Satisfaction by Roger Cartwright, George Green, et all 1997-01-30

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Handbook Of Texas Online: GREEN, GEORGE
george green, soldier, was born at Havre de Grace, Hartford County, Maryland, A george green, born in England but residing in Alabama in 1835,
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Extractions: format this article to print GREEN, GEORGE (1813-1885). George Green, soldier, was born at Havre de Grace, Hartford County, Maryland, on May 18, 1813, the son of Joshua and Elizabeth Kentle (Myer) Green. He immigrated to Texas in May 1835 and joined Capt. Jesse Billingsley's qv Company C of Col. Edward Burleson's qv First Regiment, Texas Volunteers, on March 17, 1836. After the battle of San Jacinto qv qv He was discharged on June 20, 1836, and soon enlisted as a private in Capt. William H. Hill's company of Texas Rangers, qv in which he served from July 1 until October 1, 1836. Green settled in Milam County and in 1837 served under William Mosby Eastland qv on a campaign against the Indians. In 1840 Green married Martha Chance. They had seven children. In 1841 Green followed Edwin Morehouse qv against the Indians in Milam and Cameron counties. Thereafter he helped George B. Erath qv to survey Milam, Falls, McLennan, and several other Central Texas counties. By 1850 he had amassed $3,500 in real property in Milam County. On May 11, 1853, Green was elected a Milam County delegate to the state Democratic convention, to be held at Washington, Texas, in June. After the death of his first wife he married Martha Hasseltine, in 1861; they had six children. On July 15, 1881, Green began to draw his pension as a Texas veteran. He died in his home near Cameron on April 19, 1885, and was buried there in Oakwood Cemetery. He was a Mason and a member of the Texas Veterans Association. qv A George Green, born in England but residing in Alabama in 1835, served as a private in Capt. William G. Cooke's
Green, George
george green. OSCAR GLOBE SATELLITE GUILD FENNECUS APEX. No Nominations. george green. OSCAR GLOBE SATELLITE GUILD FENNECUS APEX
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Green, George
green, george (17931841) green went on to produce other important papers on fluids (1832, 1833), attraction (1833), waves in fluids (1837),
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Extractions: Green's groundbreaking paper was published 1828 and in it he demonstrated the importance of 'potential function' (also known as the Green function) in both magnetism and electricity, and showed how the Green theorem enabled volume integrals to be reduced to surface integrals. It stimulated great interest, and was to influence such scientists as James Clerk Maxwell and Lord Kelvin.
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Features four museums and a library surrounding a treeshaded green. Includes information on exhibits, courses, and hours of operation for the george Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum, Museum of Natural History, Connecticut Valley Historical Museum and Genealogy, and Local History Library, and the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Green
A biography including quotations from his writings and contemporary articles.
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Extractions: Version for printing George Green 's father, also called George Green, was a baker in Nottingham. After serving his apprenticeship to a baker in Nottingham George Green Senior had married Sarah Butler (the mathematician's mother) in 1791 and Sarah's father had helped George Green Senior to buy his own bakery in Wheatsheaf Yard in Nottingham. George and Sarah had one son and one daughter. The son was George Green, the mathematician and, although the date of his birth is unknown, he was baptised on 14 July 1793. His sister Ann was born two years later and the family were reasonably prosperous with the bakery business being successful. In September 1800 there were riots in England when food prices were high and people did not have enough to eat. The corn dealers and bakers were blamed for keeping back food until the prices rose even higher and crowds of people broke into bakers and tried to steal food. George Green's bakery was attacked and the he wrote a letter to the mayor asking for protection (the spelling and capital letters follow Green's letter):- Sept th To the Right Worshipfull the Mayor and his Bretheren haveing all my Windows Broke Last night and being much thretend tonight with more mischief being done to me such as entering my House therefore Gentlemen I most Humbly crave your protection such as the Berer of this can explain to you from your Humble servant George Green.
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Extractions: GRAHAM GEORGE GREEN BA Hons BSc Cert Ed (FE) LCG I PRIVATE TUTOR Based in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, Engl and E D KEY STAGE 3: GCSE: A-LEVEL: S Basic Numeracy for Adults Student Section Included on the site is a section for both my students and student visitors. Here information on mathematics science can be found. Also included is a student Guest Book . This Students are free to use as a m essage board. Also Available e Links Articles
Bio, Green, George C. Jr.
Name george Curtis green, Jr. Rank/Branch E5/US Army Special Forces Unit C C REMARKS SYNOPSIS Sgt. george C. green Jr. was a rifleman assigned to
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Extractions: GREEN, GEORGE CURTIS JR. Name: George Curtis Green, Jr. Rank/Branch: E5/US Army Special Forces Unit: C & C Detachment, MACV-SOG, 5th Special Forces Group Date of Birth: 13 May 1950 (Indianapolis IN) Home City of Record: Attica IN Date of Loss: 04 December 1970 Country of Loss: Laos Loss Coordinates: 145418N 1072858E (YB671492) Status (in 1973): Killed/Body Not Recovered Category: 2 Aircraft/Vehicle/Ground: Ground Refno: 1681 Other Personnel in Incident: (none missing) Source: Compiled from one or more of the following: raw data from U.S. Government agency sources, correspondence with POW/MIA families, published sources, interviews. Updated by the P.O.W. NETWORK in 1998. REMARKS: SYNOPSIS: Sgt. George C. Green Jr. was a rifleman assigned to Special Operations Augmentation, Command & Control Detachment, MACV-SOG (Military Assistance Command, Vietnam Studies and Observation Group). MACV-SOG was a joint service high command unconventional warfare task force engaged in highly classified operations throughout Southeast Asia. The 5th Special Forces channeled personnel into MACV-SOG (although it was not a Special Forces group) through Special Operations Augmentation (SOA), which provided their "cover" while under secret orders to MACV-SOG. The teams performed deep penetration missions of strategic reconnaissance and interdiction which were called, depending on the time frame, "Shining Brass" or "Prairie Fire" missions. Green's long range reconnaissance patrol (LRRP) was operating in Attopeu Province, Laos about 20 miles west of the South Vietnamese city of Dak Sut on December 4, 1970. At 0920 hours that day, the enemy assaulted the team at a landing zone (LZ) with rifle fire and rocket propelled grenades. Green was hit three times and was instantly killed. Because of the intensity of the enemy attack and fire, the recon team had to leave Green's remains behind. Later aerial searches were made of the area, but Green's body was not seen. Because of enemy control of the area, no ground search was possible. Green is one of nearly 600 Americans lost in Laos. Although the communist government of Laos stated publicly that they held American prisoners, they insisted the POWs would be released only from Laos. The U.S. would not negotiate with the communist faction, a "government" they did not officially recognize, and as a result, not one American held in Laos was ever released. For every insertion like Green's that were detected and stopped, dozens of other commando teams safely slipped past NVA lines to strike a wide range of targets and collect vital information. The number of MACV-SOG missions conducted with Special Forces reconnaissance teams into Laos and Cambodia was 452 in 1969. It was the most sustained American campaign of raiding, sabotage and intelligence-gathering waged on foreign soil in U.S. military history. MACV-SOG's teams earned a global reputation as one of the most combat effective deep-penetration forces ever raised. The missions Green and others were assigned were exceedingly dangerous and of strategic importance. The men who were put into such situations knew the chances of their recovery if captured was slim to none. They quite naturally assumed that their freedom would come by the end of the war. For 591 Americans, freedom did come at the end of the war. For another nearly 600 lost in Laos, however, freedom has never come. Since the war ended, nearly 10,000 reports relating to missing Americans in Southeast Asia have been received by the U.S., convincing many authorities that hundreds remain alive in captivity. While Green may not be among them, one can imagine his pride in mounting one more mission to help them to freedom. What are we doing to bring these men home?
Descendants Of George Davidson
Sidney green DAVIDSON (george W.) was born 1783 in Montgomery County, Barzilla DAVIDSON (Sidney green, george W.) was born 1809 in Montgomery County,
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Extractions: Sarah E. Atkins and Barzilla Atkins First Generation 1. George W. DAVIDSON was born 1730 in Amelia County, Virginia. He died 1811 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. George was the son of John Davidson and Ann Sonners and grandson of William Davidson born about 1670. (DAR ID number 9373 Mrs. Clara Cordelia Davidson McNees George was a delegate from Anson County to the Provincial Congress in 1775 and Captain of the First Company, Saulsbery District, under Col. James Moore. Also see ID nos. 4928, 5058) George married (1) Sarah Elizabeth ATKINS on 18 May 1756 in Prince Edward County, Virginia. Sarah died 1769. They had the following children: 2 F i. Sallie DAVIDSON was born 1763 in Anson County, North Carolina. 3 F ii. Fannie DAVIDSON was born 1765 in Anson County, North Carolina. 4 F iii. Elizabeth DAVIDSON was born 1767 in Anson County, North Carolina. George also married (2) Barzilla ATKINS on 11 Sep 1769 in Amelia County, Virginia. Barzilla was born 1745. She died 1807 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. They had the following children: + 5 M iv. George Washington DAVIDSON was born about 1776 and died about 1866. 6 F v. Frances DAVIDSON was born 1770 in Anson County, North Carolina. Frances married Wilson RANDLE. + 7 M vi. John DAVIDSON was born 1772 and died 1859. + 8 F vii. Nancy DAVIDSON was born 1772 and died 1817. + 9 F viii. Lucy DAVIDSON was born 1774. + 10 F ix. Martha DAVIDSON was born 1776 and died 1850. + 11 M x.
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Extractions: Like Williams, Green delivers such compelling images, told in the most whittled-down of terms, that they resonate in our heads, flicker behind our eyeballs long after the final period has been inked or the last frame of film has looped through the projector. In George Washington , so much depends on a rubber dinosaur mask.
MSS 2/0013-01 Acc. 1989-039 GREEN, GEORGE (fl. 1789-1860
Scope and contents The contents of this commonplace book of george green, Sr., Provenance The george green commonplace book was purchased by the
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Extractions: MSS 2/0013-01 Acc. 1989-039 GREEN, GEORGE (fl. 1789-1860) Commonplace book, 1817-1860 The pages in the volume are numbered sequentially from 4 to 436; there are occasional gaps. Unless otherwise specified, material is present on both left and right hand pages. The volume was also used from the back so some entries will be upside down but all page numbering is from the front. Pages Contents 1-42 1. Notes on the lectures of Philip Syng Physick on inflammation [copy] [right hand pages only] [1819?] 14- 18 2. Essay, "Love's last lesson" [left hand pages only] [n.d.] 36- 38 3. Essay addressed to "my dear Mary" [left hand pages only] [n.d.] 44- 49 4. Notes on the lectures of Benjamin Rush on the practice of medicine [copy] [1819?] 49 5. Poem, "Song" [n.d.] 52-156 6. Notes on the lectures of Joseph Parrish on surgery, ophthalmia, and diseases of the eye, nose, and throat [copy, 1820] 1819 157 7. Poem, "Thou steal'st upon my heart" [n.d.] 157 8. Poem, "He is not lost but gone before to dwell" [n.d.] 158 9. Poem, "It is enough to see" [n.d.] 159-196 [pages missing] 197-201 10. AL [draft], 1824 Feb., Caracas, Venezuela, to unknown correspondent, Philadelphia, Pa. 1824 PL202 11. Poem, "Let others sing thy praise in song" [n.d.] 209-214 12. Essay, "Thoughts on the death of Daniel Lichthorn Senior at Lewistown, Penna." 1858 219-221 13. Poem, "How charming are your looks" [n.d.] 235-238 14. M. [Mary?], letter [copy], 1859 May 13, to G. [George Green?], Delphi, Ind. 1859 241-242 15. Poem, "Since I have gone" [n.d.] 242-244 16. Obituary of Jane A. Merritt of Delphi, Ind., circa 1860 Feb. 22 [ca. 1860] 260-274 [pages blank] 274-283 17. Poem, "The prostitute's curse" [n.d.] 284 18. Poem, "Sentiments" [n.d.] 284 19. Poem, "On Shakespeare" [n.d.] 285-291 20. Miscellaneous poems, sentences, and sentiments [n.d.] 292-293 21. Poem, "Acrostic on Miss Adelaide Dilse" [n.d.] 294 22. Poem, "There's an infinite mind" [n.d.] 294-295 23. Poem, "Ups and downs" [n.d.] 296 24. Poem, "Pope's universal prayer" [n.d.] 297 25. Miscellaneous sentences [n.d.] 299-301 26. Certificate for George Green, Sr. [n.d.] 302-337 27. Examination questions on the lectures of Thomas C. James on midwifery [1817?] 338-342 28. Green, George, Sr., ALS, [n.d., n.p.], to Lizzie W. Preston Wheeler [n.d.] 342-343 29. Green, George, Sr., ALS, [n.d., n.p.] to Tenesson [Green?] [n.d.] 344-345 [pages blank] 346-349 [pages missing] 350 [page blank] 351-436 30. Examination questions on the lectures of John Syng Dorsey on materia medica, 1817 June 19 1817-1860 1 volume (436 p.). 6/19/1990 jde MSS 2/0013-01 Acc. 1989-039 GREEN, GEORGE (fl. 1789-1860) Commonplace book, 1817-1860 Contents of folder 1. AL, [n.d., n.p.] to unidentified correspondent with notice of watch found by H. Eversole [n.d.] 2. AL, [n.d., n.p.] to unidentified correspondent [n.d.] 3. AL, [n.d.], Delphi, Ind., to Mary [n.d.] 4. Poem, "They do not hesitate like men" [n.d.] 5. Brooks, Paul, ALS to Dr. Miles, [n.d., n.p.] [n.d.] 6. Blanchard, Nean, autograph [n.d.] 7. Miscellaneous printed material (11 items) [n.d.] [n.d.] 1 folder 6/19/1990 jde MSS 2/0013-01 Acc. 1989-039 GREEN, GEORGE (fl. 1789-1860) Commonplace book, 1817-1860 Biographical According to information provided in the commonplace book, George Green, Sr., was born in Philadelphia circa 1789. In later life, he resided in Delphi, Carroll County, Indiana, had one son, Tenesson, and lived at least until 1860. Nothing further can be determined about his life. Although the commonplace book contains notes of an unnamed student from the University of Pennsylvania, 1817-1820, and a student named George Green (1799-1859) did attend the University of Pennsylvania's Medical Department from 1816 to 1821, receiving an M.D. in 1820, the facts known about his life are inconsistent with those determined about George Green, Sr., from internal evidence in the volume. The unnamed student was possibly some member of George Green's family. The student was also probably an apothecary, and, in 1824, considered establishing his family and practice in Caracas, Venezuela. Before the voyage to Caracas, the student was living in Philadelphia and working as apothecary to an "Institution" under a Dr. Griffitts. This may be a reference to the Southern Dispensary where Samuel Powel Griffiths was president of the Board of Managers at the time. Scope and contents The contents of this commonplace book of George Green, Sr., divide naturally into three series: medical lecture notes and examination questions, many from the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania, 1817-1820; copies or drafts of personal correspondence, 1824 and undated; and poetry, literary sentences, and miscellaneous writings, 1858-1860 and undated. Medical items in the volume include a copy of notes on Philip Syng Physick's lecture on inflammation, [1819?] and an undated copy of Benjamin Rush's opening lecture on the practice of medicine in which he outlines his objections to nosology. At the end of the volume are two sets of examination questions and answers used by the student for review of material. The questions on midwifery, obstetrics, and gynecology, [1817?], are probably derived from the lectures of Thomas C. James. The final medical section of the volume contains questions and answers, June 1817, based on the lectures of John Syng Dorsey on materia medica. The commonplace book also contains an extensive section of notesjfrom the lectures of Joseph Parrish on diseases of the eye, 1819, and a copy, dated December, 1820, of Parrish's 1819 lectures on diseases of the nose and throat. Another item of interest, possibly written by the unnamed medical student, is an unsigned draft of a letter from Caracas, Venezuela, dated February 1824. The letter describes the writer's good health and the possibility of making a living in Caracas as either an apothecary or a physician, then instructs the recipient to sell most of their stock and possessions, convey his resignation as apothecary to Dr. Griffitts, and request a testimonial. The remainder of material in the volume consists of essays, poetry, literary sentences, and drafts and copies of personal letters, 1858-1860 and undated. There is also one folder of undated letters, fragments, and printed material. All of the later material in the volume appears to have been written, copied, or compiled by George Green, Sr., of Delphi, Indiana. Provenance The George Green commonplace book was purchased by the Historical Collections of the College of Physicians from Lawrence Feinberg Rare Books and Manuscripts, Brooklyn, New York, in 1982. Before this, the volume was in the possession of Paul Brooks (otherwise unknown) who conveyed it to a Dr. Miles. The volume was catalogued in 1989. 1 volume, 1 folder 1817-1860 6/20/1990 jde
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green, george Hamilton 18931970 USA Nebr, Omaha -?,? xylophonist. Title, Parts. Rainbow ripples. Marimbas.
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Back to Main Page. green, george Birth Of Athelington, Suffolk. UK Gender Male Family. Children. green, Mary Back to Main Page. EAMES, Mary
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Galloway chose to stand in Bethnal green and Bow, in the east end of London (see below). Guardian Unlimited Politics Ask Aristotle george Galloway MP
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Extractions: Over US$155,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! George Galloway featured on BBC Newsnight George Galloway (born 16 August ) is a British politician noted for his outspoken rhetorical style and left-wing views. He is currently the Respect Member of Parliament (MP) for Bethnal Green and Bow , and was previously MP for the Glasgow constituencies of Hillhead (1987-1997) and Kelvin (1997-2005), elected as a Labour Party candidate. He was expelled from the Labour Party in October 2003 over controversial statements he made concerning the 2003 invasion of Iraq , which came after he made several visits to that country and twice met Saddam Hussein . In January 2004 he formed a socialist political party, RESPECT The Unity Coalition , made up of other opponents of UK participation in the Iraq war including the Socialist Workers Party . He was returned to Parliament as its candidate in the 2005 general election Early and personal life War on Want Parliamentary career Member of Parliament, Glasgow
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The Caveman's Valentine - Green, George Dawes
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Don T Think Of An Elephant Chelsea Green Publishing
george Lakoff explains in Dont Think of an Elephant! how the right has framed the notion Publisher Chelsea green Publishing Release Date 200409-13
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