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Articles related to "Seamen"
"My Dogg" Many people are unaware that Lewis and Clark's Expedition also included a four-footed adventurer--Seaman--Meriwether Lewis's dog. Meet Seaman and learn about his adventures with the Corps of Discovery! meriwether lewis • seaman • newfoundland dogs • monture creek
Once A Seaman, A Principal, A Glass Factory Excutive: Then The Poet Emerged A brief analysis of A. R. Ammons' poetry and the poet's life. Magnificent imagery coupled with poignant punctuation creates exciting poetry! poet • ammons • imagery • punctuation • usage
Ghost Ships Blowin' in the Wind Recently, I flipped through an encyclopedia of the bizarre and came upon a curious entry. The ship called the "Dundee Star" ran aground off Midway Island. In four years time, the abandoned ship drifted completely around the earth and came to rest in 1891 back at Midway Island, the very spot where she started her lonely journey. <i>Now, that's really bizarre,</i> I thought. <i>How many ghost ships might there be just blowin' in the wind?</i> history bizarre mysterious • sharon west • ghost ship • phantom • abandoned
Stormy Petrel and the Blizzard of 1871: part 1 A young woman of high-born but penniless English birth migrates to America and settles on the Kansas Plains with two of her brothers. They stake a claim and plan to farm, though none of them have the slightest idea of how to go about it. kansas • stormy petrel • sea • blizzard of 1871 • plains
Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival In Vail, Colorado, the Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival featured performances by the Rochester Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the New York Philharmonic. bravo! vail valley music festival • rochester philharmonic • philadelphia orchestra • new york philharmonic • christopher seaman
Albert Walter and the Comintern in Hamburg From the early 1920s until February 1933, Albert Walter led a world-wide organization that funded international Communist clubs, cells, and dispensed propaganda. albert walter • international of seamen and harbor workers • the hamburg method • communism in post world war ii germany • red international of labor unions
Brythnoth of Essex, Man of Valor Fight or Flight, every man faces it in his lifetime. In that choice we define the rest of our lives. For Brythnoth that moment was 993 AD, against the Vikings. brythnoth of essex • 993 • battle of maldon • swift striking seamen • sea dragons
Conditions on Early Ocean Voyages Life for the common seaman aboard the Columbus voyages of discovery was fraught with peril and hardship, both real and imagined. columbus • voyages • conditions onboard ship • provisions • food
England's Penalty Shoot-out Record England have a poor record in penalty shoot-outs in major competitions. The England Under-21 team have followed their seniors but they lost in an enthralling shoot-out. england • penalty shoot-outs • missed penalties • world cup • european championships
Mary Read, Fearless Female Pirate Dressed as a man, Mary Read lived the life of a man's man as a woman. She was a skilled swordsman, sailed with Jack Rackham and was best friends with pirate Anne Bonny. mary read • anne bonny • captain jack rackman • disguised as a man • pirate
Cat - Pagan Symbol of the Arcane Cats' symbolism is touched with an aura of the unknown, possibly because they are nocturnal animals. The have exhibited psychic ability. cat: pagan symbol of the arcane • cat symbolism • cat lore • feline lore • felines
Causes of the War of 1812 Why did James Madison ask Congress to declare war on Great Britain in 1812? Why did the United States invade Canada? What were the causes of the War of 1812? war of 1812 • causes of the war of 1812 • causes war of 1812 • 1812 james madison • 1812 madison
Pirate’s Prisoner John Malam gives children a history lesson on pirates they'll never forget in You Wouldn't Want to Be a Pirate's Prisoner! pirates • prisoners • home • schooling • educators
Recruiting in the Civil War The Civil War changed America forever. It also started the Navy on its own road of change. This month we'll look at recruiting. navy • us navy • recruiting • civil war • naval rendezvous
Black Bart The death of Black Bart in 1723 marked the end of the so-called golden age of piracy. black bart • bartholomew roberts • caribbean pirate • barbados • martinique
Blackbeard As one of the most notorious and well-remembered Caribbean pirates, Blackbeard succeeded in capturing over 40 ships in his relatively brief career. blackbeard • queen anne's revenge • pirate • caribbean • queen anne's war
Classic Authors: Joseph Conrad A brief biography about Joseph Conrad. joseph conrad • sea • heart of darkness • lord jim • author
First Invasion: War of 1812 The History Channel documentary "First Invasion: The War of 1812" first aired in 2004. Critics say its look at the War of 1812 is more propaganda than history. war of 1812 • war of 1812 soldiers • war of 1812 nationalism • first invasion • first invasion war of 1812
NYC's Oldest Artillery Regiment Part I of the history of the Veteran Corps of Artillery of the State of New York and the Military Society of the War of 1812. veteran corps of artillery • state of new york • artillery • militia • honor guard
Shipwrecked Treasure Galleons – Part I After the flota reassembled in Havana, Cuba for the return trip to Spain, they sailed north and east until they reached the latitude of forty degrees before crossing the Atlantic Ocean. The journey lasted approximately two months. The later they departed the New World for Spain, however, the greater their risk of encountering a hurricane somewhere along the narrow passage between Bahama Bank and the Florida reefs. pirates • privateers • treasure fleets • treasure • hurricane
The "Impossible" Dream Lives More drama than any one game should be allowed. fa cup • arsenal • manchester united • football
A How-to Turkey Guide for the Thanksgiving Holiday Brush up on your turkey roasting knowledge with this helpful guide. Find out everything you need to know before you're ready to roast that turkey on Thanksgiving day. thanksgiving • turkey • roasting turkey • stuffing • meat thermometers
Homemade Pies from Your Kitchen Learn how to make pastry for your holiday pies and discover great pie recipes, including an Acorn Squash Pie and a Pumpkin Pie for Thanksgiving. holiday pies • homemade pastry • custard pie • acorn squash custard pie • pumpkin pie
Scoop for the Week of October 20th She's quitting. She's in the hospital. And she's getting a lot of unwelcome attention. What's going on in Hollywood this week? Plenty! Better catch this week's Celebrity Scoop! celebrity • gossip • celebrities • hollywood • gossip
The Washington Administration: Foreign Affairs (Part II) George Washington was caught in between England and France in his stuggle to maintain American neutrality. In two controversial treaties, he avoided war and gained important rights for the new nation. He established the precedent of neutrality in foreign affairs, which was followed until the U.S. was attacked at Pearl Harbor. washington • jay • pinckney • treaty • san lorenzo
Captain James Cook First Voyage Sails for Tahiti, Secret Orders, defeats scurvy captain • james • cook • extrordinary • voyages
Hauntings: Outer Banks of North Carolina - Part II The Outer Banks of North Carolina are said to be haunted. Psychic phenomena or legend? In Part I, I wrote about Blackbeard and ghostly phenomena associated with him and about the ghost ship of Diamond Shoals. This article is about The Crissie Wright, a ship and her tragic fate, the lost colony of Roanoke and very few bits about ghostly phenomena. Despite my extensive library and Internet searches, I have not found much else about paranormal activity on the Outer Banks and would love to go there and investigate when I visit my family. Paranormal research is difficult. I have found websites that have stories of haunted places that are not true. They are either urban legends or a writer’s imagination. I have found that there are sites that appear to copy these from other sites and perpetuate them. This article is a bit of a departure from the ones I usually write about because the major thrust is the mystery of history, the lost colony of Roanoke, yet, is, in a way, paranormal in that colonies do not normally disappear without a trace. paranormal • ghosts • outer banks • north carolina history • cape hatteras lighthouse
John James Audubon John James Audubon, artist and ornithologist, traveled America drawing birds of North America, of which were published in several volumes. audubon • artist and ornithologist • america • paris • hudson
"She's gone lads." The truth dawns on the Titanic's passengers that the ship is in mortal danger. Lifeboats are loaded and launched. The Titanic founders at 0220 15 April, 1912. titanic • sinking
The Golden Age of Piracy - Blackbeard! The short career of the infamous Blackbeard. pirates • piracy • blackbeard • queen anne's revenge • adventure
Anton Gill's Art Lover – A Review Peggy Guggenheim is known for many things - the death of her father on the RMS Titanic, her sexual escapades and most importantly, her hand in the founding of Modern Art. art lover • anton gill • peggy guggenheim • peggy guggenheim biography • laurance veil
British GP History, 1963 - 1969 Jim Clark dominated the race in the sixties as the British GP visited yet another new venue. british gp • british grand prix • british gp history • f1 history • british grand prix history
Captain James Cook Early Life Captain James Cook was an extrordinary man who on three voyages discovered numerous Pacific Islands, and virtually completed the mapping of our world. captain • james • cook • extrordinary • voyages
History of Bangkok's Gay Scene From its early beginnings in the late 1960s early 70s Silom's Soi 4 has been at the core of Bangkok's gay beer bar and pub scene. silom soi 4 • bangkok gay • gay bangkok • gay soi bangkok • soi katoye bangkok
Louisiana Agricultural Overview: 1865-1920 Sharecroppers, plantation owners, low-paid laborers, British Syndicates, Populists and more contributed to Louisiana agriculture during these years. louisiana • cotton • sugar cane • rice • sharecropping
Pirate Master on CBS The producers of Survivor bring us Pirate Master! Today, 16 individuals, whom Pirate Master refers to as pirates, embark on the first day of their 33-day journey. pirate master on cbs • pirate master • cameron daddo • reality tv • pirate master recaps
Steven King: Master of the Macabre A peek into the life and challenges of one of the most commercially succesful horror writers of all time. steven king • american horror writer • american writer • portland • maine
Technology in the Civil War Last month we looked at recruiting. This month, it's the technology of the Civil War at sea. navy • us navy • monitor • merrimac • civil war
The Heathen Harriers This is a short article about Viking culture. vikings • viking culture • art • myth • sagas
Audrey Tautou Filmography A list of Audrey Tautou's completed films, brief biographical information and a snapshot of what she's currently working on. audrey tautou • audrey tautou amelie • audrey tautou filmography • audrey tautou boigraphy • audrey tautou films
Cheng I Sao (&quot;wife of Cheng I&quot;) At the height of her power, Cheng I Sao commanded a pirate fleet that surpassed the navies of many countries. In addition to more than 200 oceangoing junks armed with 20-30 cannon and manned by up to 400 pirates each, she controlled 600-800 coastal vessels (12-25 cannon, 200 men) and dozens of river junks (20-30 men). She set up a network of spies who watched the harbors and reported potential targets. pirates • cheng i sao • chinese pirates • chang pao • ching yih saou
Cromer on the North Norfolk Coast Enjoy fresh Cromer crabs, a traditional seaside pier and pretty streets in this attractive, entertaining, English seaside town, the perfect base for a norfolk holiday. cromer • cromer norfolk • holiday norfolk • norfolk holidays • coast norfolk
Ghosts of the USS Constellation Maryland's Inner Harbor has many attractions including haunted places. The frigate moored in its waters is host to phantoms and other parapsychological phenomena. ghosts of uss constellation • haunted uss constellation • haunted ships • baltimore ghosts • maryland ghosts
Golden Era of Hollywood 1935-1943 Three part history of the behind-the-scenes look at the Golden Era of Hollywood. golden years of hollywood • classic movies • classic films • hollywood film.
Haunted Ellis Island This US immigration processing center for 62 years was the scene of many tragedies. Its Great Hall is a place where voices of the dead and other sounds are heard. haunted ellis island • ellis island ghosts • island of tears • ghost voices • paranormal sounds
Herman Melville Biography Brief biography of writer Herman Melville whose one classic novel Moby Dick stands by him, best known for the line "Call Me Ishmael." herman melville • herman melville biography • moby dick • melville and omoo • melville and typee
Island in the middle The island in the middle of Wellington, its stories and past. matiu • somes island
Juan Regulo Perez (conclusion) The conclusion of the story of Juan Regulo Perez and Stafeto. perez • stafeto • esperanto • auld
LA Times Book Awards Los Angeles Times Book Awards los angeles times • book awards • fiction • history • poetry
Launching the Spirit of Mystery Sailor Pete Goss is recreating a historic fishing vessel and retracing its impressive voyage from Cornwall to Australia that took place 150 years ago. spirit of mystery • cornwall lugger • mounts bay lugger • voyage of mystery • pete goss |
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