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Shanks William:     more books (98)

Historic Bridges of Pennsylvania by William H. Shank, 1997 Great Floods of Pennsylvania by William H. Shank, 1993 Personal Recollections Of Distinguished Generals by William F. G. Shanks, 2010-09-10 Indian trails to super highways, by William H Shank, 1974 The Student's Conveyancing: Being Specially Intended for the Use of Candidates at the Final and Honors Examinations of the Law Society by Albert Gibson, Robert McLean, et all 2010-02-03 The Rise of Ancient Israel: Symposium at the Smithsonian Institution October 26, 1991 by Hershel Shanks, William G. Dever, et all 1992-12 Three Hundred Years With the Pennsylvania Traveler by William H. Shank, 2000-06 A Picture-Journey Along the Pennsylvania Main Line Canal, 1826-1857 by Philip J. Hoffmann, 1993-01 VANDERBILT'S FOLLY, A History of the Pennsylvania Turnpike by William H. Shank, 1973-01-01 The Amazing Pennsylvania Canals by William H Shank, 1965 People From Houghton-Le-Spring: Paul Mullen, Gordon Scurfield, Dick Neal, Sr., Willie Hamilton, Tommy Thompson, Eddie Blackburn, William Shanks William Shanks **VERY RARE 20-YR-OLD AUDIOBOOK: Othello by William Shakespeare: BBC Audio Collection (with Paul Scofield, Nicol Williamson) 2 Cassettes **PLUS 2 FREE PAPERBACKS: Jacques And His Master By Milan Kunera + Layrinths By Jorge Luis Borges by William Shakespeare, Paul Scofield, et all 1998 Sylvester Welch's Report on the Allegheny Portage Railroad 1833

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1. History Of Mathematics Chronology Of Mathematicians
   Albertus magnus (11931280) William Sherwood (c. 1195-1249) Albertus Magnus (c. 1200-1280) *SB Nasir al-Din at-Tusi (1201-1274)  
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2. Poster Of Shanks
   William Shanks. lived from 1812 to 1882. Shanks is famed for his calculation of to 707 places in 1873, which unfortunately was only correct for the first  
   http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Posters2/Shanks.html

3. Athenaeum Index Author, Editor, Translator Record.
   Author, Editor and/or Translator SHANKS, William F. G. Authored Personal Recollections of Distinguished Generals 2058 (April 6 1867)  
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4. The Rise Of Ancient Israel Symposium At The Smithsonian
   The Rise of Ancient Israel Symposium at the Smithsonian Institution, October 26, 1991 (Hershel Shanks , William G. Dever , Baruch Halpern , P  
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5. Physics Calender
   He discovered Boyle's Law which relates the pressure and volume of gasses. January 25 1812 Mathematician William Shanks is born in England.  
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6. Michael Shanks: William Wordsworth And J.M.W. Turner
   William Wordsworth and JMW Turner. Michael Shanks. Post Edit Home Help. Key Pages. Performance, place and the past Ancient urbanism  
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   Extractions: Changes [Aug 30, 2005]: critical and dramat... test slides Performance, place ... Daniel Sack: Societ... ... MORE Find Pages Session two of Performance, place and the past The argument. We go back to the 1790s to follow Turner and Wordsworth in two itineraries, visits to ruins that were attracting new interest. The painting of Turner and poetry of Wordsworth reveal new conceptions of place, time, and relationships between the viewing visitor and the land and its objects. This is not just a new elite aesthetic. It is manifested in how travel is organized, where one stops to look at a view, how one looks at the land, what is brought to bear on this apprehension, how one builds landscapes. Turner manipulates a well-established theatrical scenography to organize his landscapes, stages vernacular dramaturgies of rural life and sporting pursuits, and combines both with an experimental and rationalist realism. His imagery has come to condition the way we experience place and the physical manifestation of history - ruin. Wordsworth walked. The accompanying poem on Tintern Abbey deals with the synaesthetic and constitutive imagination - how place engenders certain responses in us, but is dependent upon our creative apprehension that organizes the very substance of experience. As one walks and looks.

7. Re William SHANKS, B. 1798 .
   Hi Joan, Thanks for your reply. Are you saying that you are a descendant of William SHANKS JR? If so, could you tell me more about this family?  
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8. Stargate S.G. 1 - Series 5 - Vol. 5 - Episodes 9 And 10 - Between
   Stargate S.G. 1 Series 5 - Vol. 5 - Episodes 9 And 10 - Between Two Fires / 2001 Only VHS Tape, Richard Dean Anderson Michael shanks william  
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9. I7656 William Ruble Shanks (1875 - )
   William Ruble Shanks (1875 )  
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10. Genealogy Data Page 22 (Family Pages)
    Back to Main Page Hudson, George William b. 10 Jun 1884 Kentucky d. 22 Nov 1962 Ohio Gender Male Parents  
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11. Genealogy Data Page 26 (Family Pages)
    Back to Main Page Tucker, William Warren b. 6 Oct 1883 d. 13 Oct 1974 Gender Male Family  
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12. The Rise Of Ancient Israel Symposium At The Smithsonian
    The Rise of Ancient Israel Symposium at the Smithsonian Institution October 26, 1991 (Hershel Shanks , William G. Dever , Baruch Halpern , P  
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13. The New York Times > Movies > People > William Shanks
    William Shanks, How the West Was Won, Two Loves, The Time Machine, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Designing Woman, Valley of the Kings, The Last Time I Saw Paris.  
    http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/filmography.html?p_id=218504

14. William Somerville Shanks
    William Somerville Shanks Scottish, 18641951 - View available works of art, prices and exhibitions by the artist William Somerville Shanks in galleries  
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15. TheDeadballEra.com :: NECROLOGY PENNSYLVANIA
    Howie shanks william H. Bill Sherdel Ben Shibe Chick Shorten Germany Smith Elmer Smith Frank E. Piano Mover Smith Jacob J. Smith Jimmy Smith Henry  
    http://www.thedeadballera.com/Necrology/NecrologyPennsylvania.html

16. The Constant
    1874 shanks william found 527 correct digits with Machin s formula. He published 707 digits but only the first 527 were correct. The error was detected,  
    http://numbers.computation.free.fr/Constants/Pi/piclassic.html
    
    Extractions: The constant p This period began around 1650 and lasted up to 1980. During this period many analytic expressions for p were discovered and the number of digits computed became impressive. It started in 1655 with Wallis infinite product, then in 1658, Lord Brouncker gave an infinite continued fraction for p . A few years later, Gregory (1671) and Newton (1676) founded the power series development for the arctan and arcsin functions respectively. In 1706, Machin was the first to pass the limit of 100 decimal places with an arctan formula. During the eighteenth century other arctan formulae were founded (Klingenstierna, Euler, Hutton, ...) and Vega gave, in 1796, 136 correct digits. The nineteenth century was the time of huge hand calculation. Incredible human calculators evaluated p to more and more decimal places. Among them we find: Dahse, Lehmann, Clausen, Rutherford and finally William Shanks who gave in 1874 the greatest hand calculation of p with a publication of 707 computed digits. The quest for more digits started again in 1945, with electronic calculators, when Ferguson found a mistake in Shanks calculation at the 528th place. Up to the late seventies arctan relations were used to increase the number of digits. Wrench, D. Shanks, Guilloud, Kanada, ... are some of the actors of this period.

17. 1800 Fed. Census - Marlborough District
    Stapleton William shanks william Stafford Shadrach Stuckky Nathan Spears James Smith Baxter Baxter, Jr. Smith William Summerford Joshua Sarah Stephens James  
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18. Storia Dell'Arte, Info Tratte Dal Dizionario Comanducci
    SHANKS Bruce McKinley SHANKS Duncan SHANKS Emiliya Yakovlevna SHANKS Maria Gore SHANKS Nelson SHANKS Tom Hovell shanks william Sommerville  
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19. OCS History Web :: Army Museum : OCS Class Rosters
    shanks william L SHAWVER DANIEL F SIEMONS GERALD W SIMMONS RONALD N SKIRVIN JAMES B SMIT FREDERICK A SMITH TERRENCE C STINGLEY JAMES L III STRAWSER DENNIS G  
    http://www.ocshistory.org/army_museum/class_lists/23may76.html

20. Immigrants To Canada - Burning Of The Montreal
    shanks william (18 yr), from Paisley, Scotland, father in Hamilton, CW; his Aunt Catherine (38 yr), a cripple, was burned on board. SHIEL, Robert  
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    Extractions: UWInfo Young Immigrants Genealogy Local History ... 19th Century Immigration The JOHN McKENZIE sailed from the Clyde May 18, l857 and arrived at Quebec shortly before June 26, l857. What makes this ship notable is that many of the passengers were then loaded onto the steamship Montreal which was to take them from Quebec City to Montreal. What followed was one of the worst marine disasters in Canadian history. The following passenger list was extracted from the Toronto Globe of Thursday, July 2, l857, and was printed in conjunction with the news story about the fire on the steamer MONTREAL in the St. Lawrence River on June 26, l857. It was extracted by Dan Denby. Here are some of the details: THE 1857 "MONTREAL" TRAGEDY On the afternoon of Friday June 26, 1857, 250 Scottish emigrants from the recently arrived ship, the "John McKenzie", boarded the paddle steamer "Montreal" at Quebec City. They were bound for the city of Montreal, 180 miles up the St. Lawrence River. Also on board were Norwegian emigrants and some local people. Passenger were estimated to be more than 300. At about 5 oclock pm, the "Montreal" had reached Cap Rouge, some 12 miles above Quebec, when fire was discovered in wooden panelling surrounding the boiler. Efforts by the crew to extinguish the fire failed, and it quickly spread through the wooden superstructure. With no hope of stopping the flames an attempt was made to beach the ship in shallow water, but she struck a rock and was held fast 800 feet from shore.

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