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Technique of happiness by Charles Francis Potter, 1935 Puritan Theology; or Law, Grace, and Truth, being Discourses Polemical, Practical, and Historical: Volume 1 (only, of 2) by George Macaulay, 1872 Francis Bacon Selections, With Essays By Macaulay and S. R. Gardiner (1922) by Elizabeth Fox Matheson, Francis Bacon Selections with Essays By MacAulay & S. R. gardiner English & French Furniture, Important Tapestries, Oriental Rugs, Porcelains, Bronzes - Property of ... Emanuel Boasberg, Buffalo, N.Y.; Francis D. Millet N.A. [Auction Catalogue, American Art Association & Anderson Galleries, 4 Nov. 1937] by American Art Association, Anderson Galleries, 1937 The reformers of the Anglican church : and Mr. Macaulay's History of England Lord Bacon by Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay, 1974 Biographical essays by Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay, 1886 William Pitt ;: Atterbury (Collection of British authors) by Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay, 1860 Five essays (Bohn's popular library) by Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay, 1914 Two men's ministries: Based on entries in the Witney parochial diary by the Rev. F.M. Cunningham, 1864-1879, and the Rev. W. Foxley Norris, 1879-1904 by Carmen Smith, 1983 A woman's privilege;: A romantic novel by Francis Evans Baily, 1936 All Things Considered (Dodo Publishing) by G. K. Chesterton, 2009-10-22

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61. T.B. Macaulay - History Of England, Vol. I, Ch. V (part 6)
    Street Corner Society Reflections - TB macaulay, The History of England, Sir francis Warre of Hestercombe, the Tory member for Bridgewater,  
    http://www.strecorsoc.org/macaulay/m05f.html
    
    Extractions: Persecution of the Protestant Dissenters In Hampshire Alice Lisle was the only victim: but, on the day following her execution, Jeffreys reached Dorchester, the principal town of the county in which Monmouth had landed; and the judicial massacre began. The court was hung, by order of the Chief Justice, with scarlet; and this innovation seemed to the multitude to indicate a bloody purpose. It was also rumoured that, when the clergyman who preached the assize sermon enforced the duty of mercy, the ferocious mouth of the Judge was distorted by an ominous grin. These things made men augur ill of what was to follow. More than three hundred prisoners were to be tried. The work seemed heavy; but Jeffreys had a contrivance for making it light. He let it be understood that the only chance of obtaining pardon or respite was to plead guilty. Twenty-nine persons, who put themselves on their country and were convicted, were ordered to be tied up without delay. The remaining prisoners pleaded guilty by scores. Two hundred and ninety-two received sentence of death. The whole number hanged in Dorsetshire amounted to seventy-four. One wretched man moved the pity even of bitter Tories. "My Lord," they said, "this poor creature is on the parish." "Do not trouble yourselves," said the Judge, "I will ease the parish of the burden." It was not only against the prisoners that his fury broke forth. Gentlemen and noblemen of high consideration and stainless loyalty, who ventured to bring to his notice any extenuating circumstance, were almost sure to receive what he called, in the coarse dialect which he had learned in the pothouses of Whitechapel, a lick with the rough side of his tongue.

62. T.B. Macaulay - History Of England, Vol. I, Ch. IV (part 3)
    Street Corner Society Reflections - TB macaulay, The History of England, francis instantly struck him in the face with a cane which injured the eye.  
    http://www.strecorsoc.org/macaulay/m04c.html
    
    Extractions: Cruel Treatment of the Scotch Covenanters The general result of the elections exceeded the most sanguine expectations of the court. James found with delight that it would be unnecessary for him to expend a farthing in buying votes. He said that, with the exception of about forty members, the House of Commons was just such as he should himself have named. And this House of Commons it was in his power, as the law then stood, to keep to the end of his reign. Secure of parliamentary support, be might now indulge in the luxury of revenge. His nature was not placable; and, while still a subject, he had suffered some injuries and indignities which might move even a placable nature to fierce and lasting resentment. One set of men in particular had, with a baseness and cruelty beyond all example and all description, attacked his honour and his life, the witnesses of the plot. He may well be excused for hating them; since, even at this day, the mention of their names excites the disgust and horror of all sects and parties.

63. Knowledge Conservancy - Search Results
    The Algebraic Theory of Modular Systems; macaulay, francis Sowerby. Page imagesat Cornell. Lays of Ancient Rome; macaulay, Thomas. Gutenberg text.  
    http://rack1.ul.cs.cmu.edu/kc/results.asp?stype=kc&browseby=author&author=M&left

64. 1st TEST: England V West Indies At Lord's, 24-27 Jun 1933
    0 CA Merry lbw b macaulay 9 0 EE Achong b Robins 15 0 GN francis b Robins c Hammond b Verity 10 0 EA Martindale b macaulay 4 0 GN francis not out 11  
    http://content.cricinfo.com/westindies/content/match/62613.html

65. Oxford Book Of English Verse - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Lodge Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - Richard Lovelace - John Lydgate - JohnLyly - Thomas Babington macaulay, Lord macaulay - George MacDonald - francis  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_Book_of_English_Verse,_1250-1900
    
    Extractions: Over US$220,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! (Redirected from Oxford Book of English Verse, 1250-1900 The Oxford Book of English Verse most commonly means the Oxford Book of English Verse 1250-1900 edited by Arthur Quiller-Couch , an anthology of English poetry that had a very substantial influence on popular taste and perception of poetry for at least a generation. It was published by Oxford University Press in 1900; in its india-paper form it was carried widely around the British Empire and in war as a 'knapsack book'. It sold close to 500,000 copies in its first edition. The book is now available online. Various successors have subtly differentiated titles. See Oxford poetry anthologies edit Revision also by Quiller-Couch. Poets included were: Joseph Addison Lascelles Abercrombie AE Mark Akenside ... edit Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_Book_of_English_Verse

66. User:Frjwoolley - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Thomas Babington macaulay, francis Parkman, William Hickling Prescott, HenryAdams Baseball, backgammon, Dirty nasty filthy hearts  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Frjwoolley
    
    Extractions: Over US$220,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Here's what I wrote on the "new user log" when I began editing Wikipedia in a big way (in May 2005): Please feel free to talk with me. edit I believe The Nicene Creed and all the rest of the doctrine of the Seven Ecumenical Councils That everything in the Bible is true, and most of it to be taken literally

67. Social Science History 1: Empiricism, Theory And The Imagination
    The other theorists I discuss are francis Bacon, Thomas Hobbes and Isaac Newton But he does not suggest, as macaulay seems to, that theory as a whole  
    http://www.mdx.ac.uk/www/study/ssh1.htm
    
    Extractions: theory and imagination are important to science. It will do so by introducing you to some of the theorists who have made theories about what science is. I have not chosen these writers because they are ones I agree with, but because they are theorists most often associated with the idea that science should be built on careful observation of data. I want to show, from their work, that imagination and theory construction are just as important. I will also mention Karl Popper, who is usually associated with the idea that imagination and theory construction are important, but who also stresses the importance of testing theories against the data. The other theorists I discuss are Francis Bacon , Thomas Hobbes and Isaac Newton from the 17th century; James Mill, John Stuart Mill (James Mill's son), Auguste Comte and Thomas Macaulay from the 19th century; and Bertrand Russell in the 20th century. In particular, I try to illustrate the importance of theory construction in the work of Francis Bacon, Sir Isaac Newton and John Stuart Mill. Epistemology chapter three , are about epistemology. Epistemology is

68. Francis Bacon, English Philosopher
    In the 19th cent., macaulay initiated a movement to restore Bacon s prestige as Words of Wisdom From francis Bacon.(Brief Article) (Insight on the News)  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0805671.html
    
    Extractions: google_ad_client = 'pub-1894504138907931'; google_ad_width = 120; google_ad_height = 240; google_ad_format = '120x240_as'; google_ad_type = 'text'; google_ad_channel =''; google_color_border = ['336699','B4D0DC','DFF2FD','B0E0E6']; google_color_bg = ['FFFFFF','ECF8FF','DFF2FD','FFFFFF']; google_color_link = ['0000FF','0000CC','0000CC','000000']; google_color_url = ['008000','008000','008000','336699']; google_color_text = ['000000','6F6F6F','000000','333333']; Encyclopedia Bacon, Francis

69. Nancy Pearcy's "Total Truth" Wins Top Award
    RANALD macaulay sonin-law of francis and Edith Schaeffer Coordinator, ChristianHeritage-Cambridge, Cambridge, England  
    http://christianteens.about.com/od/pressreleases/a/totaltruth.htm
    
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70. Genealogy Data
    Murphy, francis Birth 1904 Death SEPT 6, 1972 Parents macaulay, Jessiemacaulay, Annie S. Birth 1886 Death AUG 3, 1907  
    http://www.cimcom.ca/genealogy/dat29.htm

71. Genealogy Data
    francis, John R. Birth OCT 6, 1853 Death OCT 5, 1933 Parents macaulay,Gordon Birth 1884 Cow Bay (Port Morien), NS Death 1951 Family. Spouse  
    http://www.cimcom.ca/genealogy/dat2.htm

72. World Magazine - Weekly News | Christian Views
    COVER STORY For L Abri, the brainchild of 20thcentury giant francis Schaeffer, Ranald macaulay, a student at Cambridge who became involved with the  
    http://www.worldmag.com/subscriber/displayArticle.cfm?ID=10452

73. Stories, Listed By Author
    WARWICK, francis (Alister) (19021975); see under Anon.; see pseudonym WarwickJardine The Poems of Lord macaulay, (ar) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s  
    http://contento.best.vwh.net/paper/s313.htm
    
    Extractions: and Pocket Libraries Index Previous Table-of-Contents WARD, HERBERT (chron.) (continued) WARD, J. D. U. (chron.) WARD, JULIAN (chron.) WARD, R. J. (chron.) WARD, REV. J. E. (chron.) WARD, ROBERT EMMET (chron.) WARDALE, HARRY (chron.) WARMAN, HAYDN (chron.) WARNER, JOHN S. (chron.) The Wreck of the Albion. A tale of the sea , (n.) #46 Nov 1 1862 WARREN, J(ohn) RUSSELL (chron.) The Air-raiders, (ss) Chums Dec 31 1929 A Blue Water Man, (ss) May 1930 The Secret of the Cliffs, (ss)

74. PREFACE
    While the term western history may suggest Thomas macaulay, francis Parkman,Washington Irving, Frederick Jackson Turner, Henry Nash Smith, Bernard DeVoto  
    http://www2.tcu.edu/depts/prs/amwest/html/wlr0015.html
    
    Extractions: W HEN THE PURITANS set sail to cross the Atlantic, they were not going to a small, manageable island. Their destination was a continent, a new world. Their mission, as described with the bias of European civilization, was to establish a beachhead, a first settlement on the beginning edge of a land that was enormous, mysterious, frightening, and challenging. Clearly, the territory later called the American West was going to play a major role in the development of the nation they hoped to establish. The Puritans had little knowledge of what lay beyond their foothold on the New England coast, but early explorers had told of vast lands, strange natives, and incredible variety. The continent to the west of Plymouth and Jamestown, with its millions of undeveloped acres, added a massive physicality to the Puritan adventure in religious and political freedom. As religion receded from politics and democratic capitalism developed, the West provided opportunities for the poor and temptations to the exploiter, thus making the American experiment a realistic testing ground for democracy. A chapter in history began to unfold, a chapter characterized by such materials as inspire myth-makers. Both marvelous and terrible, the development of the West came to be symbolized in the American mind by pioneering, Indian wars and cattle drives, by the talismanic figure of the cowboy a merging of Hispanic and Anglo traditions by the heroic yet shameful railroad story, by miners, farmers, and loggers; and, at the end of the trail, in the promised land of California, there was a pot of gold. Back east, White House policies and Congressional debates often centered on the lands and riches of the West. From colonial times to the present day, recognition of the importance of the West to American history has been clear and continuous.

75. Thomas Babington Macaulay—Extraordinary Eloquence For Liberty
    francis Jeffrey asked macaulay to mount a counterattack, and his opening salvoappeared in the March 1929 issue. He attacked James Mill s Essay on  
    http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=3605

76. Beacon Lights Of History Volume III Part 2 - Francis Bacon A. D. 1561-1626
    francis Bacon was the youngest son of the Lord Keeper, and was born in London, Jan . Bacon does not sneer as macaulay does at the ancient philosophers;  
    http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/hst/european/BeaconLightsofHistoryV
    
    Extractions: "The wisest, brightest, meanest of mankind." About this time his father died, without leaving him, a younger son, a competence. Nor would his great relatives give him an office or sinecure by which he might be supported while he sought truth, and he was forced to plod at the law, which he never liked, resisting the blandishments and follies by which he was surrounded; and at intervals, when other young men of his age and rank were seeking pleasure, he was studying Nature, science, history, philosophy, poetry,everything, even the whole domain of truth,and with such success that his varied attainments were rather a hindrance to an appreciation of his merits as a lawyer and his preferment in his profession. In 1586 he entered parliament, sitting for Taunton, and also became a bencher at Gray's Inn; so that at twenty-six he was in full practice in the courts of Westminster, also a politician, speaking on almost every question of importance which agitated the House of Commons for twenty years, distinguished for eloquence as well as learning, and for a manly independence which did not entirely please the Queen, from whom all honors came. Then began to gather the storms which were to wreck his fortunes. The nation now was clamorous for reform; and Coke, the enemy of Bacon, who was then the leader of the Reform party in the House of Commons, stimulated the movement. The House began its scrutiny with the administration of justice; and Bacon could not stand before it, for as the highest judge in England he was accused of taking bribes before rendering decisions, and of many cases of corruption so glaring that no defence was undertaken; and the House of Lords had no alternative but to sentence him to the Tower and fine him, to degrade him from his office, and banish him from the precincts of the court,a fall so great, and the impression of it on the civilized world so tremendous, that the case of a judge accepting bribes has rarely since been known.

77. Columbia Orthopaedics
    francis Y. Lee MD, William N. Levine MD, William B. macaulay, Jr., MD francis Y. Lee, MD Office (212) 3055475 Appointments (212) 305-4565  
    http://www.cumc.columbia.edu/dept/ortho/cv/lee.html
    
    Extractions: Francis Y. Lee, M.D. Special Honors Research Publications ... Presentations Choose a Doctor Christopher S. Ahmad,M.D. Louis U. Bigliani M.D. Theodore A. Blaine, M.D. Catherine A. Compito, M.D. Justin Greisberg, M.D. Joshua E. Hyman M.D. Howard A. Kiernan M.D. Francis Y. Lee M.D. William N. Levine M.D. William B. Macaulay, Jr., M.D. Christopher B. Michelsen M.D. Michael T. Murray, M.D. Ohannes A. Nercessian M.D. Melvin P. Rosenwasser M.D. David P. Roye, Jr., M.D. Robert J. Strauch M.D. Michael Vitale, M.D. MPH Mark Weidenbaum M.D. Francis Y. Lee, M.D.

78. Columbia Orthopaedics
    francis Y. Lee MD, William N. Levine MD, William B. macaulay, Jr., MD Dr.macaulay joined Columbia Orthopaedics in 1999 and has been Director of the  
    http://www.cumc.columbia.edu/dept/ortho/cv/macaulay.html
    
    Extractions: William B. Macaulay, Jr., M.D. Special Honors Community Service Research ... Presentations Choose a Doctor Christopher S. Ahmad,M.D. Louis U. Bigliani M.D. Theodore A. Blaine, M.D. Catherine A. Compito, M.D. Justin Greisberg, M.D. Joshua E. Hyman M.D. Howard A. Kiernan M.D. Francis Y. Lee M.D. William N. Levine M.D. William B. Macaulay, Jr., M.D. Christopher B. Michelsen M.D. Michael T. Murray, M.D. Ohannes A. Nercessian M.D. Melvin P. Rosenwasser M.D. David P. Roye, Jr., M.D. Robert J. Strauch M.D. Michael Vitale, M.D. MPH Mark Weidenbaum M.D. Although active in medical student/resident teaching and research at an ivy league institution, Dr. Macaulay has a thriving regional, national and international practice solving the most vexing adult reconstructive problems. The author of dozens of scientific articles and book chapters, Dr. Macaulay is familiar with the latest minimally invasive, bone preserving and recuperation enhancing trends in hip and knee replacement surgery. Nonetheless, he remains conservative with his approach to the patient and uses surgery as the last resort. William B. Macaulay, M.D.

79. The Mystery Of Francis Bacon - Free Book On Line
    Is there a mystery connected with the life of francis Bacon? The authorsays macaulay in his essay on Bacon contrasts the certainty of mathematics  
    http://www.hiddenmysteries.com/freebook/bacon/baconintro.html
    
    Extractions: * Attention is drawn to one of the inaccuracies in "An Introduction to Mathematics," by A. W. Whithead, Sc.D., F.R.S., published in the Home University Library of Modern Knowledge. The author says: "Macaulay in his essay on Bacon contrasts the certainty of mathematics with the uncertainty of philosophy, and by way of a rhetorical example he says, 'There has been no re-action against Taylor's theorem.' He could not have chosen a worse example. For, without having made an examination of English text-books on mathematics contemporary with the publication of this essay, the assumption is a fairly safe one that Taylor's theorem was enunciated and proved wrongly in every one of them." In the following pages it is sought to establish what may be termed one of these extravagant theories. How far this attempt is successful, it is for the reader to judge. Notwithstanding all that may be said to the contrary, by far the greater part of Francis Bacon's life is unknown. An attempt will be made by the aid of accredited documents and books to represent in a new light his youth and early manhood. It is contended that he deliberately sought to conceal his movements and work, although, at the same time, he left the landmarks by which a diligent student might follow them. In his youth he conceived the idea that the man Francis Bacon should be concealed, and be revealed only by his works. The motto, "Mente videbor"by the mind I shall be seenbecame the guiding principle of his life.

80. Scran - Jeffrey [Francis Jeffrey, Lord Jeffrey (1773 - 1850)]
    francis Jeffrey was one of a notable group of Whig politicians who emerged from the macaulay Thomas Babington macaulay, Lord macaulay (1800 1859)  
    http://www.scran.ac.uk/database/record.php?usi=000-000-000-061-L

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