Pierre richard casimir biography of william hill

  • Today, few Oblates know Father Casimir Aubert.
  • This is an original and very suggestive introduc- tion to the history of modern Europe.
  • Labov, William (b.1927).

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    Patriot naval officer.

    Originally known as John Paul, he took the name “Jones” after moving to America (1773), probably in an attempt to conceal his identity after his involvement in the death of a mutineer.

    Commissioned lieutenant in the colonial navy (1775). Made captain (1776). Given command of the Ranger (1777). Sent to France, where he received instructions from the American commissioners, including Franklin, to protect American shipping interests and attack the British coast.

    Following minor successes, the French gave Jones command of a ship which he renamed the Bonhomme Richard, after Poor Richard of Franklin’s almanac (1779). Sailing in a squadron with the Alliance, Jones defeated the British Serapis, in a battle that made him a popular hero. The Bonhomme Richard was damaged in the battle and sank. Jones sailed the Serapis to a neutral port in Holland and later charged the captain of the

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    List of names in A Biographical Dictionary of Modern Rationalists

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    Joseph McCabe published A Biographical Dictionary of Modern Rationalists in 1920 (London: Watts & Co.). Most (though not all) of those listed were also included in A Biographical Dictionary of Ancient, Medieval and Modern Freethinkers (1945)

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    • Firmin Abauzit
    • Ernst Abbe
    • Francis Ellingwood Abbot
    • George Frederick Abbott
    • Leonard Dalton Abbott
    • Edmond About
    • Thomas Achelis or Thomas Ludwig Bernhard Achelis ([1] mentioned in de:Thomas Otto Achelis, his son)
    • ACKERMANN, Louise V.
    • ACOLLAS, Professor E.
    • ACOSTA, Uriel
    • ADAM, Professor Charles, D. es L.
    • ADAMS, Charles Francis
    • ADAMS, Francis W. L.
    • ADAMS, John, President of the United States
    • ADAMS, Robert
    • ADAMSON, Professor Robert, Ph.D.
    • ADCOCK, A. St. John
    • ADICKES, Professor E., Ph.D.
    • ADLER, Professor Felix, Ph.D.
    • AHRENS, Professor Heinrich, Ph.D.
    • AIKENHEAD, Thomas
    • AIRY, Sir George B., K.C.B., D.C.L
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      BABBIDGE, Homer*
      BACLAWSKI, Alexander S.
      BACON, Curtis Stow
      BAKELESS, John (Colonel)
      BAKER, Gladden W.
      BAKER, Hettie Gray
      BAILEY, Anna Warner
      BAILEY, Arthur A.
      BAILEY, Irving S.
      BAILEY, James Montgomery
      BAILEY, John M. (State’s Attorney)
      BAILEY, John M. (Democratic National Chairman)*
      BALDRIDGE, Malcolm*
      BALDUCCI, Richard J.
      BALDWIN, Abraham
      BALDWIN, Alfred
      BALDWIN, Alfred C., III
      BALDWIN, R. Gordon
      BALDWIN, Raymond E. (Governor)*
      BALDWIN, Simeon E. (Governor)*
      BALL, Sarah B.
      BALTHAZAR, Edward J.
      BANDAZIAN, Ann
      BANNAN, John H.
      BANNIGAN, Thomas J. (Maj.)
      BARBA, Harry
      BARBER, John Warner
      BARBOUR, Lucius B.
      BARKER, Dennis A.
      BARNARD, Henry*
      BARNES, Eric W.
      BARNETT, William B.
      BARNEY, Austin Dunham
      BARNUM, Phineas T. (showman)*
      BARRETT, Thomas Robert
      BARROWS, Robert W.
      BARTHOLOMEW, Edward Sheffield
      BARTLEWSKI, George G. (Rt. Rev.)
      BARTMAN, Allen
      BARTON, Clara: See also ATWATER,  Dorance
      BARTRAM, Isaac Newton
      BASSETTE, Buell B.
      BATE, Fred