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Workbook to accompany, basic accounting procedures (Prentice-Hall professional business series) by William Niven, 1964 Scotland's debt to Ireland: Being a Scotchman's plea for the Irish Church by William Niven, 1868 Practice set to accompany, basic accounting procedures (Prentice-Hall professional business series) by William Niven, 1964 Basic accounting procedures (Professional business series) by William Niven, 1964 Facing the Nazi Past by William John Niven, 2002 Basic Accounting Procedures by William; Ohman, Anka Niven, 1971 Reformation principles after four centuries (Croall lectures series;no.35) by William Dickie Niven, 1953 Basic Accounting Procedures by William Niven, 1977 Facing the Nazi Past by William John Niven, 2002-01-01 Buried Cities, Forgotten Gods: William Niven's Life of Discovery and Revolution by Robert S. & Roland H. Harrison Wicks, 1999-01-01 The poetics of faith: Essays offered to Amos Niven Wilder (Semeia) by William A Beardslee, 1978 The case of George W. Niven, Esq., attorney and counsellor at law, charged with mal-practices and suspended by order of the court of common pleas of the ... honor and dignity of a learned profession by William Sampson, 1822 York Notes on William Golding's "Lord of the Flies" by Alastair Niven, 1997-07-04 The Best of All Possible Worlds by Larry Niven, Theodore Sturgeon, et all 1980-04

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61. Class Act: Actors And Actresses: "N"
    Given name James David Graham niven; born in Kirriemuir, Scotland. The LotteryBride (1930). Nye, william. Films on Class Act The Dolly Sisters (1945)  
    http://www.classicmoviemusicals.com/actorsn.htm
    
    Extractions: Very talented actor adept at assuming ethnic roles of all types. If you were to see a picture of the man out of costume, you probably wouldn't recognize him. He generally went all out for his roles, even so far as to wear prosthetics and makeup to make him look the part. He was also adept at a number of different accents, and no two of his characters ever looked or sounded the same. Here he is (left) with Clinton Sundberg and Frank Sinatra in a publicity photo from The Kissing Bandit

62. AIP Niels Bohr Library
    Scientific papers of James Clerk Maxwell; edited by william Davidson niven.by Maxwell, James Clerk, 18311879. niven, william Davidson, Sir, 1842-1917,  
    http://www.aip.org/history/catalog/25713.html
    
    Extractions: My List - Help Browse Books Archival Resources Archival Finding Aids Photos Browse FAQs Past Searches History Home Search: Author Subject Title Journal/Newspaper Title Series Computer File (Software) Title Video Title Refine Search AIP Niels Bohr Library Item Information Holdings More by this author Maxwell, James Clerk, 1831-1879. Subjects Physics Collected works. Mathematics Collected works. Electromagnetism. Gases, Kinetic theory of. Matter. Browse Catalog by author: Maxwell, James Clerk, 1831-1879. by title: Scientific papers of... MARC Display Scientific papers of James Clerk Maxwell; edited by William Davidson Niven. by Maxwell, James Clerk, 1831-1879. New York, Dover Publications [1952] [1952] Call Number: N8 MAX:A z Description: 2 v. in 1. illus. 21 cm. Source of Acquisition: From the library of Cabell A. Pearse; Added Author: Niven, William Davidson, Sir, 1842-1917, Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Status Niels Bohr Library Books General Collection N8 MAX:A In NBL

63. AIP Niels Bohr Library
    The scientific papers of James Clerk Maxwell / ed. by WD niven by Maxwell,James Clerk, 18311879. niven, william Davidson, Sir, 1842-1917,  
    http://www.aip.org/history/catalog/14587.html
    
    Extractions: My List - Help Browse Books Archival Resources Archival Finding Aids Photos Browse FAQs Past Searches History Home Search: Author Subject Title Journal/Newspaper Title Series Computer File (Software) Title Video Title Refine Search AIP Niels Bohr Library Item Information Holdings More by this author Maxwell, James Clerk, 1831-1879. Subjects Physics. Mathematics. Electromagnetism. Kinetic theory of gases. Matter. Browse Catalog by author: Maxwell, James Clerk, 1831-1879. by title: The scientific paper... MARC Display The scientific papers of James Clerk Maxwell ... / ed. by W.D. Niven ... by Maxwell, James Clerk, 1831-1879. Cambridge : University Press, 1890. 1890. Call Number: N8 MAX:A Folio (bb) z Description: 2 v. : ill., plates, port. ; 32 cm. Notes: Brief biographical sketch of the author: Pref., p. ix-xxix. Added Author: Niven, William Davidson, Sir, 1842-1917, Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Status Niels Bohr Library Books General Collection N8 MAX:A Folio (bb) In NBL

64. Bill And God's Excellent Adventure
    Henry Kissinger, Clare Boothe Luce, Tom Wolfe, Vladimir Horowitz, David niven,Murray Kempton, william Shawn and Princess Grace are the ones to drop.  
    http://www2.aya.yale.edu/classes/yc1950/miles_gone_by.html
    
    Extractions: Regnery Publishing. $29.95. Long caricatured as the consummate upper-class conservative - his "Masterpiece Theater" air, his unabashed intellectual self-confidence and his supply of words from the Oxford English Dictionary have made caricature all too easy - Buckley is a more complicated figure than his prevailing image suggests. Reading "Miles Gone By," his latest collection of autobiographical pieces, a book of charm and grace and wit, one finds it virtually impossible to envision Buckley as his liberal critics have for so long: as a dark Goldwaterite who hides his extremism beneath a sophisticated Manhattan veneer. He is a partisan combatant, a key figure in the right wing's journey from the fringes of American politics to the mainstream - from, roughly, Joe McCarthy's sweaty brow to Ronald Reagan's sunny smile. But agree or disagree with the conservative creed he helped shape and promulgate, Buckley is the happiest of warriors, an exuberant man of the right, a Roman Catholic who has apparently taken the reassurances of Scripture to heart. "In the world ye shall have tribulation," Jesus says in the Gospel of St. John, "but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world."

65. H-Soz-u-Kult / Rezensionen / Rez. ZG: Ch. Classen: Faschismus Und Antifaschismus
    william.niven. at. ntu.ac.uk  
    http://hsozkult.geschichte.hu-berlin.de/rezensionen/2005-2-037
    
    Extractions: Beitrag versenden Weitere Angebote zu diesem Beitrag Clio-online Metasuche Autor(en): Classen, Christoph Titel: Faschismus und Antifaschismus. Die nationalsozialistische Vergangenheit im ostdeutschen Hörfunk (1945-1953) Reihe: Zeithistorische Studien 27 Ort: Köln Verlag: Böhlau Verlag/Köln Jahr: ISBN: Umfang/Preis: 384 S.; € 44,90 Rezensiert für H-Soz-u-Kult von: document.write(String.fromCharCode(60 + 4)) ntu.ac.uk> A number of years ago, Christoph Classen published an excellent book on images of National Socialism on West German television between 1955 and 1965. He has followed this with an equally thorough, perceptive and meticulously researched monograph on representations of antifascism and fascism on the radio in the Soviet-occupied zone (SBZ) and the early years of the GDR (up to 1953). His new book is not without occasional weaknesses. It is characterised by a degree of repetitiousness in places. Sometimes the admittedly always fascinating detail, particularly where administrative changes within eastern German and GDR radio are being described, tends to obscure the main lines of argument. The strongest aspect of Classen’s book is its commitment to differentiation. Thus he shows that, even in the 1945–1948 period when a more plural memory discourse was possible on east German radio and when there was an emphasis on various forms of victimhood, Jewish suffering tended to be marginalised (p. 130), as was the theme of Nazi racial theory, and there was little reference to eastern European annihilation camps (p. 132) – a lop-sidedness, incidentally, also characteristic of the Nuremberg trials, where, as Donald Bloxham has shown, camps such as Dachau were given much more prominence than Auschwitz, while Sobibór, Treblinka and Chelmno were hardly mentioned.

66. FrontPage Magazine.com :: Farewell, Chairman Bill By Ben Johnson
    When niven asked Buckley for a blurb for his memoirs, Buckley submitted, “Probablythe best book ever written about Hollywood william F. Buckley Jr.” Upon  
    http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=14087

67. Science Fiction Technology And Inventions Related To Weapon
    william Gibson (1999). Beta Beam Satellite. Larry niven (1985). Biological Warfare first use of the concept in fiction. HG Wells (1898)  
    http://technovelgy.com/ct/Science_List_Detail.asp?BT=Weapon

68. In Other Worlds: Fantasy & SF Books By Author
    Forstchen, william R. Into the Sea of Stars, Science Fiction, Del Rey October niven, Larry. Destiny s Road, Science Fiction, Tor May 1998 5.5 (David)  
    http://home.sprynet.com/~dbrukman/books-by-author.html
    
    Extractions: Jump to: A B C D ... Z A B C D ... Z Out of Time (Curse Hunters: 1), Fantasy, Ace July 2000: 6 ( David Behind Time (Curse Hunters: 2), Fantasy, Ace July 2001: 6 ( David Taking Time (Curse Hunters: 3), Fantasy, Ace April 2004: 6.5 ( David Henrietta Who? (Inspector Sloan Mystery), Mystery, Chivers Audio Books 1990: 6 ( David More Work for the Undertaker (Campion Mystery), Mystery, Chivers Audio Books 1988: 6 ( David Police at the Funeral (Campion Mystery), Mystery, Audio Editions Mystery Masters 1989: 6 ( David Mystery Mile (Campion Mystery: 2), Mystery, Audio Editions Mystery masters 1991: 5.5 ( David The Fear Sign (Campion Mystery), Mystery, Audio Editions Mystery Masters 2000: 6.5 ( David Epitaph for a Spy , Mystery, Recorded Books David The Byworlder , Science Fiction, Signet September 1971: 4 ( David The Willing Spirit , Fantasy, Tor December 1996: 4 ( David Bitten , Fantasy, Viking David Binding Spell , Fiction, Bantam April 1990: 4.5 (

69. 1840 Jamaica Almanac Westmoreland F
    Nicoll, william, 280. Nation, Henry, 86. Nicholson, RR, 600. niven, william, 14.Oliphant, John 10. Ochterlony, RH, 16. O Bryan, Mary, 21  
    http://jamaicanfamilysearch.com/Samples/AL40Westmore.htm
    
    Extractions: JFS~ J amaican F amily S earch.com J amaican F amily S earch Genealogy Research Library PROPRIETORS, ACRES Appleton, R. W., 1664 Anglin, William, 426 -Same, 275 Atkinson, Mary, 27 Appleby, Thomas, 1722 Archer, Wm. M., 350 Arthur, A. R., 15 Ashton, John, 10 Annand, William, 451 Beckford, F. L., 1729 -Same, 702 Beckford, Wm. heirs of, 3611 -Same, 1196 Barham, John, 2448 Bright, Richard, 4880 Bell, John, estate of, 61 Buchannan, Isabella, 39 Barton, F., 150 Bird, Thomas, 504 Brown, John R., 17 Ball, William W., 217 Ball, J. W. estate of, 71 Bouskill, F. C., 191 Bartlett, Margaret, 28 Barker, Edward, 140 Birkett, Thomas, 19 Birkett, Jane,28 Blake, Thomas, 10 Bryant, James, 12 Bailiff, James, 25 Bailiff, Jane, 25 Balfourd, Philip, 142 Briggs, Robt., 708 Buckeridge, Wm., 10 Borall, James, 25 Colville, A., 2646 Campbell, John G., 864 -Same, 2274 -Same, 1730 -Same, 840 -Same, 3054 -Same, 1526 Campbell, M. 234 Campbell, M., 82 Campbell, A., 200 Campbell, D., 70 Campbell, D., 23 Campbell, J. M., 25 Campbell, A. T., 10 Clark, Sir Simon H. dec., 1994

70. Politics & Culture 20th-C. Germany, 1571132236, £50.00/$75.00, 280p 2003
    william niven and James Jordan are readers in German at the University of william niven. 2, From Nature to Modernism The Concept and Discourse of  
    http://www.boydell.co.uk/71132236.HTM

71. Opus's Book List
    Larry The Meddler (N~Space) niven , Larry The Return of william Proxmire(N~Space)niven , Larry The Tale of the Jinni and the Sisters (N~Space) niven  
    http://www.bluemoon.net/~opus/nframe/books.html
    
    Extractions: "A" Alger , jr , Horatio Ragged Dick Allen , Roger MacBride The Ring of Charon Allen , Roger MacBride The Shattered Sphere Anderson , Poul Fire Time Anderson , Poul Iron (The Man-KZin Wars) Asimov , Isaac Before the Golden Age Asimov , Isaac Lucky Starr and the Big Sun of Mercury Asimov , Isaac Lucky Starr and The Moons of Jupiter Asimov , Isaac Lucky Starr and the Oceans of Venus Asimov , Isaac Lucky Starr and the Pitates of the Asteroids Asimov , Isaac The Martian Way Asimov , Isaac Space Mail "B" Barnes , John Sin of Origin Barnes , Steven The Locusts (N~Space) w/ Larry Niven Bischoff , David Vampires of Nightworld Blish , James A Case of Conscience Bonanno , Margaret Wander Probe (Star Trek) Bradley , Marion Z The Door Through Space (Ace Double - Rendezvous on a Lost World) Brooks , Terry The Black Unicorn (The Magic Kingdom of Landover) Book Two Brooks , Terry Wizard At Large (The Magic Kingdom of Landover) Book Three Brunner , John The Altar on Asconel (Ace Double Android Avenger by Ted White) Brunner , John The Shockwave Rider Brunner , John The Webs of Everywhere Brunner , John Time-Jump Brunner , John Times Without Number Brunner , John Bedlam Planet Brunner , John The Jagged Orbit Bunch , Chris The Far Kingdoms (with Allan Cole) "C" Carey , Diane Battlestations! (Star Trek) Carey , Diane First Frontier (Star Trek) w/ Dr. James I. Kirkland Carey , Diane Invasion - First Strike (Star Trek) Carey , Diane The Great Starship Race (Star Trek) Carey , Diane Ghost Ship (Star Trek) Carter , Carmen Doomsday World (Star Trek ) w/ David, Friedman, Greenberger Chandler , A. Bertram Rendezvous on a Lost World (Ace Double - The Door Through Space) Chandler , A. Bertram The Rim of Space Chilson , Rob Rounded With Sleep Clark , Arthur C. Sands of Mars Clarke , Arthur C. Earthlight Clarke , Arthur C. Expedition to Earth Clarke , Arthur C. Rendezvous With Rama Clarke , Arthur C. Against The Fall of Night Clarke , Arthur C. Childhood's End Clarke , Arthur C. Imperial Earth Clement , Hal Needle Clowes , Carolyn The Pandora Principle (Star Trek) Cole , Alan The Far Kingdoms (with Chris Burch) Cook , Rick Limbo System Cooper , Edmund A Far Sunset Cooper , Edmund The Overman Culture Cooper , Edmund The Slaves of Heaven Cooper , Edmund The Tenth Planet Cooper , Edmund Transit Coulson R. Gates of the Universe w/ G. Deweese Crandall , Melissa Shell Game (Star Trek) Crispin , A.C. Sarak (Star Trek) Crispin , A.C. Starbridge Crispin , A.C. Time for Yesterday (Star Trek) Sequel to Yesterday's Son. Crispin , A.C. Yesterday's Son (Star Trek) Crispin , A.C. The Eyes of the Beholders (Star Trek) Culbreath , Myrna Triangle (Star Trek) w/ Sondra Marshak "D"

72. Author/Editor/Director Index Of Books-Media
    niven, Larry, The Worlds In Science Fiction william Shakespeare, MarkShoulson (Editor), Will Martin (Editor), D Armond Speers (Editor),  
    http://www.langmaker.com/db/bks_index_authoreditordirector.htm

73. Untitled Document
    niven, william. Facing the Nazi Past United Germany and the Legacy of the ThirdReich. Routledge New York, 2002. Musselman call DD256.48 .  
    http://www.gettysburg.edu/library/onebook/explore/resources.html
    
    Extractions: Click on one of these topics to learn more. We've included the library call numbers for the books and videos (ACLS indicates Adams County Library; Musselman is the Gettysburg College library). Gettysburg Professor's Book Banned in Nazi Germany I wanted to write about what the Nazis were doing and to In 1938, Kathrine Kressman Taylor wrote Address Unknown , which brought worldwide attention to the Nazi threat long before the start of WWII. She was known as "the woman who jolted America." The novel tells the story of two German business partners living in the United States, one of whom returns to Germany, while the other, who is Jewish, remains behind. Through their correspondence we watch the one gradually fall under the Nazi's spell, with frightening consequences for both of them. Re-published in 1995, the story remains chilling today. From 1947-66, Taylor was a professor of English at Gettysburg College, where she was the first woman to earn tenure.

74. AllReaders.com Profile Of David Loftus
    Pamela Nagami Donald Newlove David niven Sherwin Nuland Richard Parker Peter Shaffer william Shakespeare Ronald B. Shwartz Josef Skvorecky  
    http://www.allreaders.com/ProfileView.asp?Name=David Loftus&TopicID=2128

75. *Ø*  Wilson's Almanac Free Daily Ezine | Book Of Days | March 1 | March Folklo
    Hone, william, The EveryDay Book, or a Guide to the Year, Vol., 1, william Teggand Co., niven often used to say he was born in Kirriemuir, Scotland.  
    http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/book/mar1.html
    
    Extractions: It's fully loaded when you see the purple menu bar at the foot of the page. reetings from Australia. Welcome to this Red-Letter Day . Below you will find today's global celebrations, birthdays and events. First time here? See the Index for How it works Celebrate each and every day with a free subscription to the daily ezine. You can apply by form or send a blank email Read what the 'Almaniacs' (members) say about Wilson's Almanac I request your support if this website pleases and informs you, as this is my livelihood. Thank you, from the bottom of my fridge. Inquiries from publishers are welcome, but, dear reader, please don't use my work without my written permission . If I've inadvertently used something of yours that you consider not to fall under the fair use doctrine, please tell me and I'll remove it. Carpe diem! (Seize the day!)

76. Authorama - Public Domain Books
    william James Pragmatism Meaning of Truth The Varieties of ReligiousExperience The Varieties of Scott niven Short Stories by Scott niven  
    http://www.authorama.com/

77. AMCTV.com BIOGRAPHY - David Niven
    niven reprised william Powell s The Forgotten Man in My Man Godfrey, with JuneAllyson in the Carole Lombard role.  
    http://www.amctv.com/person/detail?CID=1788-1-EST

78. Marshall Democrat-News: Story: James William "Jim" Coe
    James william Coe Jr. and wife Debra Price Coe and Molly Coe niven and husbandDavid william niven; and one daughterin-law, Linda Cullen Coe.  
    http://www.marshallnews.com/story/1089742.html
    
    Extractions: James William "Jim" Coe, 84, son of Bess and Thomas Henderson Coe, husband of Georganne Beazley Coe, both raised in Marshall and married in 1946, and six-decade resident of St. Louis, died unexpectedly on Thursday, Feb. 17, 2005. Mr. Coe, longtime vice president of sales for Western Texile Products Company, was a 1938 graduate of Marshall High School and attended Missouri Valley College and the University of Missouri. He was active in a wide variety of civic and church affairs. His greatest passion in life was his family. Next to them, he loved Cyclone Hollow, the family farm in Washington County. Among his other great loves were float trips on the Ozark rivers and skiing in the Rockies. His men's lunch, bridge and biking groups have also been central to his life in recent years. He leaves behind his wife and three children; Susan Coe Adams and husband D. Albert M. Adams, James William Coe Jr. and wife Debra Price Coe and Molly Coe Niven and husband David William Niven; and one daughter-in-law, Linda Cullen Coe. His younger son, Thomas Howard Coe, predeceased him on Oct. 4, 2004. Mr. Coe is also survived by six grandchildren, Charley and Willie Adams, Ben Coe, Ben Niven and Ian and Allison Coe; and one great-grandchild, Morgan Niven. Jim's spirit, exuding devotion to family, reverence for the outdoors, generosity of spirit to friends and neighbors and vivacious commitment to enjoying each day to the fullest lives on through those he leaves behind.

79. Books: The Wanderer (Tucson Weekly . 10-18-99)
    FortuneSeeker william niven Grew Rich In Tales Of Adventure. At age 28,william niven emigrated to the US to seek his fortune, a goal which,  
    http://weeklywire.com/ww/10-18-99/tw_book.html
    
    Extractions: Fortune-Seeker William Niven Grew Rich In Tales Of Adventure. By Randall Holdridge Buried Cities, Forgotten Gods: William Niven's Life of Discovery and Revolution in Mexico and the American Southwest, by Robert S. Wicks and Roland H. Harrison (Texas Tech University Press). Cloth, $39.95. WILLIAM NIVEN'S LONG life as a prospector, mineralogist, businessman, adventurer, explorer, amateur archaeologist and raconteur was both curious and admirable, and it is admirably told by his grandson, Roland H. Harrison, and art historian Robert S. Wicks. The volume includes many of Niven's fascinating photographs of early 20th-century Mexico. At age 28, William Niven emigrated to the U.S. to seek his fortune, a goal which, despite his hard work and imaginative speculations, eluded him. A reader might conclude that the "canny Scotsman" was not as canny as the less scrupulous politicians, businessmen and academics whose trails crossed his. Yet, Niven intrepidly survived desert thirst, earthquake, bandit skirmishes, skull-packed caves, arrest in revolutionary Mexico, raging rivers and jungle fever. The God-fearing Scotsman managed to keep safe in a world of violence and intrigue by nothing more (nor less) than an ironclad sense of honor and sober industry. Following his arrival in Providence in 1879, Niven's earliest American failures came as a traveling salesman. In a succession of jobs, he worked his way west to Denver, where he fell victim to mining fever. For two years he toughed it out as a prospector in New Mexico until he landed an indoor job at an 1893 mining exhibition in Santa Fe setting up a display of his collected regional oddities. Soon he was back in the field, and he invested part of the profit from the sale of a good claim he had found east of Tucson to buy one-half interest in the Benson House hotel. With the balance he purchased a nine-ton carload of ore samples from mines in Tombstone and Bisbee along with specimens of cacti, pickled gila monsters and petrified wood which he took for display in the 1884-85 World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial in New Orleans.

80. Project MUSE
    Bill niven. The Nottingham Trent University. Project Muse Search Page Journals Journal Directory Top, Top  
    http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/holocaust_and_genocide_studies/v018/18.2niven.html
    
    Extractions: [Access article in PDF] Norbert Frei's excellent book (1996) is finally available in English. The title of the translation, however, is perhaps misleading. While two-thirds of the book do indeed deal with the politics of amnesty and integration, the last third deals with the process whereby West Germany established norms that clearly divided this new state from its Nazi predecessor. The term "Vergangenheitspolitik" is thus three-pronged, not two-pronged. One must admire the translator, Joel Golb, for rendering Frei's syntactically convoluted style in English. It is unfortunate, however, that Golb adds to Frei's already rather rhetorical prose an elaborateness and literary playfulness of his own. At one point, where Frei uses the impersonal pronoun "

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