996 resultados para Gordo, James Wright (1809-1953)
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"List of officers and men"--P. [247]-326.
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"The commissariot of Lauder was co-extensive with the county of Berwick."--Pref.
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"Appendix, containing references to several of the rules of syntax, &c.": p. [121]-128.
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Spine title: Strype's memorials of Abp. Cranmer.
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I-II. The first administration of Thomas Jefferson, 1801-1805.--III-IV. The second administration of Thomas Jefferson, 1805-1809.--V-VI. The first administration of James Madison, 1809-1813.--VII-IX. The second administration of James Madison, 1813-1817.
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Includes index.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Includes index.
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I-II. The first administration of Thomas Jefferson, 1801-1805.--III-IV. The second administration of Thomas Jefferson, 1805-1809.--V-VI. The first administration of James Madison, 1809-1813.--VII-IX. The second administration of James Madison, 1813-1817.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Vol. 2 has imprint: Lynn, Mass., I. A. Newhall and H. M. Newhall.
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Cover-title: An account of the great New England witchcraft ...
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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CHORDS is a collection of diverse lyric and narrative poems. The book is primarily composed of free verse in the colloquial tradition of James Wright. CHORDS employs the Romantic device of a strong narrative "I," and utilizes four thematic sections, each named after a specific musical chord, which correspond to four periods in the narrator's life. Section one, "Suspended," follows the young narrator through a tumultuous childhood, underscored by family loss and the disruption of a move from Miami to rural Kentucky; section two, "Diminished," details his adolescence and young adulthood, a period of rebellion and confusion; section three, "Augmented," finds the adult narrator contemplating several life-changing events-marriage, the break-up of his rock and roll band, and the dedication of his life to Christ; finally, in "Resolved," the narrator comes to accept the complexities of his life, and to build, from its dissonant notes, a final chord of resolution.