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The Gilded Age Letters of E. L. Godkin by William M. (ed.); Godkin, E. L. Armstrong, 1974 Calvin and the Reformation by William Park Armstrong, 2009-08-11 The Diagnosis of the German Obsession by William Armstrong Fairburn, 2010-03-28 A Visit To Egypt, In 1872: Described In Four Lectures To The Literary And Philosophical Society Of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne (1874) by William George Armstrong, 2008-08-18 Pursers Handbook by William E. Armstrong, 1966-12 With Malice Toward None: A War Diary by Cecil Harmsworth King, 1970-11-14 Around the World With a King [Ca. 1904] by William N. Armstrong, 2010-01-06 Miracle Hill; A Legendary Tale of Wisconsin by William Ayres Armstrong, 2010-07-24 SOVIET RUSSIA AND AMERICA by WILLIAM ARMSTRONG FAIRBURN, 1931-01-01 Some Practical Problems in Demand Management. by William Armstrong, 1968 The Romantic World of Music [ 1922 ] by William Armstrong, 2009-08-10 VIRGINIA COLONIAL MILITIA 1651-1776 by William Armstrong Crozier, 1973-01-01 Mentality And Freedom: Essays by William Armstrong Fairburn, 2007-07-25 My animals, by William Howard Armstrong, 1974

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61. ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM COULSON
    armstrong, william COULSON Keyword(s) Ames Public Library Information Services 515Douglas Avenue Ames, IA 500106215 (515) 239-5656 Copyright (C) 2000, Ames  
    http://www.ames.lib.ia.us/farwell/publication/Pub641.htm

62. Genealogy Data
    Elizabeth Back to Main Page. armstrong, william Edwin Birth 22 JUN1890 Waweig St. Croix Parish, NB Death 5 DEC 1964 St. Stephen  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~strout/dat134.html

63. Developersdex.com - The Web Developers Index
    william armstrong Visitors 16 February Points 0. I run a small softwareconsultancy based in southern England, just outside of London.  
    http://www.developersdex.com/gurus/default.asp?p=3097

64. Fifth And Sixth Grade Character Education Booklist
    Sour Land, armstrong, william. Sounder, armstrong, william. The Summer of Swans,Byars, Betsy. Little Women, Alcott, Louisa May. Sounder, armstrong, william.  
    http://www.bu.edu/education/caec/files/stbooklist56.htm
    
    Extractions: Fifth and Sixth Grade Book List Back to For Students Citizenship Walking the Road to Freedom: A Story About Sojourner Truth, Ferris, Jeri Lincoln: A Photobiography, Freedman, Russell Compassion Sour Land , Armstrong, William Sounder, Armstrong, William The Summer of Swans, Byars, Betsy Walk Two Moons, Creech, Sharon The Whipping Boy, Fleischman, Sid The Gift of the Magi, Henry, O. The Hero and the Crown, McKinley, Robin Tiktala, Shaw-MacKinnon, Margaret The Witch of Blackbird Pond, Speare, Elizabeth Courage The Secret Garden, Burnett, Frances Hodgson Julie of the Wolves, George, Jean Craighead A Wrinkle in Time

65. The Science And Technology Wing
    Rohaida Ahmadmahir Ishtiaq Alam Margaret Allen Adina Alpert BJ Altman Rich AndrewsHweeChing Ang Gregory Angrist Suveer Arenja william armstrong Nii Ayite.  
    http://www.stwing.upenn.edu/members.php?sort_by=name&selected=wiarmstr

66. Out2Teach.com :: Kids' Links
    Navigation Home » People and Biographies » Authors » armstrong, william. Works(0). armstrong, william Portions provided by Open Directory Project  
    http://kids.out2teach.com/link/people and biographies/authors/armstrong, william

67. Genealogy Data
    armstrong, william Michael Family Spouse Mohatt, Margaret Mary Birth livingParents Father Mohatt, James Peter Mother Lacy, Josephine Angela Children  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/8270/dat107.htm

68. Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society, William Armstrong
    Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society. william armstrong, 18221914 Artist andEngineer. by Thorold J. Tronrud, Ph.D. Text © Thorold J. Tronrud (1998).  
    http://www.tbaytel.net/tbhms/armstrong.htm
    
    Extractions: W illiam Armstrong first made a name for himself as a civil engineer - as his work on some of Canada's early railways attests - and as a pioneer in the use of photography for industrial purposes. But is was his art that has given him a place in history. Youle Hind's expedition to explore the areas of the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan rivers a year earlier, changed Armstrong's life. For here, on the craggy shores of the world's biggest lake, he found material for a lifetime's work. We can only speculate on what motivated Armstrong to paint this remote corner of the country. Like so many others of the Victorian era, he may have succumbed to the lure of adventure and felt a need to show the world what he had discovered - dramatic cliffs, forests and waterfalls, unique people and activities. Perhaps he was swept away by the patriotism and promotional zeal that pervaded Upper Canada in these years, or he may simply have felt a need to document the frontier before it changed beyond recognition, for he seldom romanticized the land he painted. But Armstrong also had eminently practical reasons for his interest in the region, both as an engineer and as an artist. In a letter dated 7 April 1860, he applied to the Canadian Department of Public Works for a job placing landmarks and buoys to mark the route between Collingwood and Fort William. At least twice more, he sought employment from the same department enclosing testimonials from his former employers in 1863, and offering to make drawings of the northwest route for a Pacific railway in 1871.

69. Genealogy Data
    armstrong, Angela Dawn Birth living Oxbow, Saskatchewan Gender Female ParentsFather armstrong, william Edward Mother Maxwell, Penelope Dawn Family  
    http://www.thefrasers.com/abloppe/dat0.html

70. Evatt Family Tree 36
    armstrong, william P. b. NOV 1850 Valley Head, Alabama d. 1905 Larkin, AlabamaGender Male Family Marriage7 DEC 1870 Dekalb County, Alabama Spouse Evatt  
    http://www.evatt.org/Evatt.Org/Family Tree/f_23.htm

71. Evatt Family Tree 57
    Mary Pallie b. 8 JAN 1872 Dekalb County, Alabama d. 22 FEB 1922 New Market, AlabamaGender Female Parents Father armstrong, william P. Mother Evatt, Lucy K  
    http://www.evatt.org/Evatt.Org/Family Tree/f_38.htm

72. William Armstrong
    TV Tome is your guide to william armstrong. Biography, roles and appearances,gossip and more. TV Tome, william armstrong. Links, Contribute Edit Details.  
    http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/PersonDetail/personid-98131

73. William George Armstrong
    Some men of note associated with the Newcastle Lit Phil. WilliamGeorge armstrong, 18101900 President of the Society 1860-1900.  
    http://www.litandphil.org.uk/Armstrong.htm
    
    Extractions: William George Armstrong, 1810-1900 President of the Society 1860-1900 Baron Armstrong of Bamburgh and Cragside. Inventor and organiser of industry. Wished the Society to have any of his books they did not possess, and in 1858 1,284 mathematical works and local tracts of great value, were added to the library. A marble bust of him by Alexander Munro is in the main body of the library. Read more in ... http://www.ejr.ndo.co.uk/armstrong.html Men of note 'twixt Tyne and Tweed, by Richard Welford. 1895.

74. An American Hero: POW John William Armstrong
    Click the POW/MIA Ring button and Get the Information This photo wasprovided by Craig of Omega Task Force. John william armstrong.  
    http://www.powmiaff.org/Armstrong.html
    
    Extractions: To Honor Our POW/MIA's; To Gain A Full-Accounting of Our POW/MIA's; To Educate the Public about POW/MIA's; To Ensure This Never Happens Again! While the noble image evoked by the black and white POW/MIA logo remains the symbol of what we are fighting for, our aim is to be the voice, rather than a symbol, of those we wish to bring back home. Would you like to find out more? Would you like to Make a Difference and Get Involved? Click the POW/MIA Ring button and Get the Information: This photo was provided by

75. William W. Armstrong
    billa.html This document was last updated Friday, 05Oct-2001 213858 CDT Pleasedirect any comments or suggestions about this site to william armstrong.  
    http://www.lib.lsu.edu/sci/chem/staff/billa.html

76. Armstrong
    armstrong, william. The book Sounder by william H. armstrong is about a youngboy who is only referred to as “the boy” throughout the story.  
    http://www.lovett.org/~dknott/bookreview/armstrong.htm
    
    Extractions: Reviewed by Cameron B. The book Sounder by William H. Armstrong is about a young boy who is only referred to as “the boy” throughout the story. His father is a sharecropper and the family is extremely poor. The boy’s father hunts every day with a dog named Sounder. The father and Sounder have never killed anything until one day they come home with a pig. When they are cooking the pig, the sheriff and his deputies come to their home and accuse the boy’s father of stealing the pig. They take the boy’s father to jail. As the deputies are leaving, Sounder runs after one of them and gets shot and then vanishes. Even though the boy had not seen Sounder in a very long time, he had a feeling Sounder was still alive. The boy looks for Sounder all the time. He never gives up hope that Sounder is alive. He visits his father in jail and tries to tell him about Sounder. His father tells him not to come back to the jail. As the boy learns to deal with the loss of his father and all the responsibilities of helping to care for his family, he also discovers a teacher that takes the time to teach him to read. This is a great book and expresses the determination and persistence of a young boy very well.

77. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
    armstrong, william (18221914) He was an artist and a civil engineer in the1850's, based in Toronto as drawing master at the Toronto Normal School.  
    http://www.canartist.com/armstrng.htm
    
    Extractions: ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM (1822-1914) He was an artist and a civil engineer in the 1850's, based in Toronto as drawing master at the Toronto Normal School. He regularly exhibited at The Ontario Society of Artists and The Royal Canadian Academy. The artist sold Indian sketches to the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Newcastle. Working as a railway engineer, he painted scenes of Manitoulin Indians, Lake Superior, Fort William, Plains and Foothills Indians. A.R.C.A. in 1882. He was one of Canada's early explorer artists.

78. William Armstrong 1824 - 1879
    william armstrong. Son of Thomas armstrong and Jane Lowden, baptised3rd January 1824 in Carrshield, Northumberland 1. Married Barbara  
    http://www.fivenine.co.uk/FamilyHistoryNotebook/Family Pages/Swindale/william_ar
    
    Extractions: Andrew born c.1871 Died 25th July 1879 at Limestone Brae Notes 1 Date of birth is from Basil Elliott family tree, presumably from census information. (Confirmed in 1851 census ). Thomas Armstrong is father on marriage register. 2 Thomas is five months old at the time of the 1851 census, hence born in 1850; hence John, 1 year old at the 1851 census, was born in 1849.

79. BrothersJudd.com - Review Of William Armstrong's Sounder
    Children's Books Newberry Award Winners Bookrelated and General Links -armstrong,william H. September 14, 1914- (Educational Paperback Association) -Sounder  
    http://www.brothersjudd.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/reviews.detail/book_id/453/Soun
    
    Extractions: history his history. I don't know whether it is, in fact, a true story, but as Armstrong's own assertion acknowledges, it is the stuff of myth. Sounder is the loyal coon hunting dog of a family of black sharecroppers. At the heart of the tale is the oldest son in this family, plagued by loneliness, helpless rage, and a burning desire to learn to read. The owner of the land they live on has been careful to space families out, presumably so that they won't band together, so they basically have no neighbors and it is too far for the boy to walk to school. The boy's parents are strong willed, and his mother is deeply religious, but they are very reserved. The boy is very much alone, more so because he can't read, and Sounder is very nearly his best friend. Even this rather isolated world is shattered though when the father is sent to prison for stealing a ham and the men who come to take him away shoot Sounder in the process.

80. William E. Armstrong, Ph.D.
    william E. armstrong, PH.D. Professor Department of Anatomy and NeurobiologyAddress. The University of Tennessee, Memphis 855 Monroe  
    http://an.utmem.edu/main/faculty/Armstrong_cv.html
    
    Extractions: My research is focused on understanding how neurosecretory neurons of the rat hypothalamo-neurohypophysial system release the hormones oxytocin and vasopressin into the general circulation. Current experiments include: 1) conventional intracellular and whole cell recordings of immunocytochemically identified oxytocin and vasopressin neurons, to determine differences between oxytocin and vasopressin neurons and how these differences relate to firing patterns during hormone release; 2) combined light and electron microscopic morphological studies to characterize the synaptic inputs to these neurons and understand the neural circuits which control the firing pattern of these neurons; and 3) characterizing plasticity in the intrinsic and synaptic properties of these neurons as a function of endocrine state. Supraoptic Website Armstrong, W. E., Stern, J. E., and, Teruyama, R. (2002) Plasticity in the electrophysiological properties of oxytocin neurons.

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