In the fire of the heart,

With the people: a revelation.--The conditions that hold among us.--As time deals with nations.--As to government.--A great people's movement.--Public utilities for the public good.--Labour and its uniting power.--Agencies whereby we shall secure the people's greatest good.--The great nation.--The life of the higher beauty and power.

The jewels of Virginia: a lecture, delivered by invitation of the Hollywood Memorial Association in Richmond, January 18, 1867,

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The two parsons; Cupid's sports; The dream; and The jewels of Virginia.

Deals chiefly with John Blair and John Buchanan.

In tune with the Infinite,

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The land of living men,

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In tune with the Infinite; or, Fullness of peace, power, and plenty;

On cover: "The life books."

Journal historique et anecdotique du règne de Louis XV,

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Before an Arbitration Board ... Ralph Emerson Heilman, Chairman ... Franklin Association of Chicago, plaintiff vs. Franklin Union no. 4, defendant : closing argument for the defense by Mr. David J. Saposs ... closing argument for the plaintiff, by Mr. James Hibben ... the decision of the board.

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Ralph the heir,

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Adapting “8-bit” motion style to 3D computer animation for Wreck-it Ralph

Tangled (2011) demonstrated that Walt Disney Animation has successfully extended the traditional Disney animation aesthetic to the 3D medium. The very next film produced by the studio however, Wreck-it Ralph (2012), required the animators (trained in the traditional Disney style) to develop a limited style of animation inspired by the 8-bit motion of 1980s video games. This paper examines the 8-bit style motion in Wreck-it Ralph to understand if and how the principles of animation were adapted for the film.

John and Ursula Schlosstein nee Gottschalk with their infant son Ralph. portraits family

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Portrait of Rudolph Gottschalk (Ralph Gramme) as a young man; Hannover, Germany.

Photograph taken shortly before he left Hannover for England on the Kindertransport, May 1938; other data show a January 1938 departure.

Portrait of Ralph and Joan Grahme with Ralph's sister Ilse Schuster nee Gottschalk and her husband James at restaurant "Old Vienna"; London, England.

Left to right: Ralph Grahme, Joan Grahme, Ilse Schuster nee Gottschalk, and James Schuster;

Studio portait of Ralph Grahme.

Verso: 93-8-1 Ralph Grahme Donated by Joan Grahme to T. Krakauer; Apollo Photography no longer exists (note by 10/6/1986)