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Randall Alice: more books (38)

Rebel Yell: A Novel by Alice Randall, 2010-10-26

The Wind Done Gone: A Novel by Alice Randall, 2002-04-08

My Country Roots: The Ultimate MP3 Guide to America's Original Outsider Music by Alice Randall, Carter Little, et all 2006-12-05

Pushkin and the Queen of Spades: A Novel by Alice Randall, 2005-05-02

The Sources of Spenser's Classical Mythology by Alice Elizabeth Sawtelle Randall, 2010-10-14

The Wind Done Gone: A Novel (Hardcover) by Alice Randall (Author), 2001

Biography - Randall, Alice (1960-): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online by Gale Reference Team, 2007-01-01

I No Longer Dance: A personal struggle with degenerative disc disease by Alice Randall Cocca, 2004-07-14

Inga...Play! by Alice Randall and Peggy London Inga Hoegsbro Christensen with Molly Winston Pearson, 1952-01-01

Pushkin and the Queen of Spades by Alice Randall, 2003

Pushkin and the queen of spades. by Alice Randall, 2004-01-01

Pushkin and the Queen of Spades: Library Edition by Alice Randall, Lisa Renee Pitts, 2004-05

The Sources Of Spenser's Classical Mythology (1896) by Alice Elizabeth Randall, 2010-09-10

Is Anybody Here But Me? by Kathan Golsan, 1973

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Town Of Easton Vital Records 1607 - 1847 Marriages Index Q & R
randall, Beriah, 126, randall, Nathan, 288. randall, Rodah, 127, randall, Giles,288. randall, Mary, 127, randall, alice S. 289. randall, Benjamin, 126, randall,Alfred, 290.
http://www.tourtillott.org/easton/marriages/earlyvrmarriageinxqr.html

Extractions: Transcribed by Barbara Tourtillott on August 18, 2001 Words surrounded by brackets [ ] are the transcriber's interpretation of what the word is most likely trying to say. The information is typed letter for letter from the original document. Great care has been taken to leave the spellings of each word as they appeared in the original document.
Parody On Trial
Parody on Trial. alice randall Writing InSanity. By Lamaretta Simmons.All eyes are on first time novelist, alice randall, and her
http://www.artic.edu/webspaces/fnews/2001-september/septfeatures5.html

Extractions: webmail saic home ... awards Parody on Trial Alice Randall Writing In-Sanity By Lamaretta Simmons All eyes are on first time novelist, Alice Randall, and her bid to have her book, The Wind Done Gone , released from the throes of the American Courts. The Wind Done Gone is a parody of Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel, Gone with The Wind , which is considered by many one of the hallmarks of great American literature about the slave south. Randall chose to parody GWTW , after years of coping with what she has termed the "racist lies and racist language" of the text. In April, a federal judge, agreeing with the Mitchell Trusts, blocked publication of Randall's novel. The U.S. Court of Appeals in Atlanta overturned the injunction in May, allowing for the book's publication. Despite borrowing several scenes and lines of dialogue from the original novel, Randall and her publishers insist the book is an original work of serious parody and is protected by the First Amendment.
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Franklin BRATTON , Sr._ _John Jackson BRATTON _ _Matilda Jones HULME alice BRATTON _ randall James SMITH.
http://www.gendex.com/users/69751/RobertFBratton/d0000/g0000028.html
Allen M. Randall, Biography, "History Of Berrien County, Michigan" 1906, Page 66
William B. 18191883. Jerusha Ann Barnard, 1819-1878. Their children AlbertL. Sutherland, Adelaide N. randall, alice M. Wright, Eliza Westcott. .
http://www.marthachurchill.com/family/xrand-al.htm

Extractions: Churchill Foerst Wyman McKindley ... Home page ALLEN M. RANDALL "History of Berrien County, Michigan" 1906. Page 668. ALLEN M. RANDALL. The production of peaches, apples and berries claims the time and attention of Allen M. Randall, one of the successful horticulturists of Bainbridge township. He was born May 1, 1842, in Wallaceburg, Ontario, Canada, and was only six years of age when he came to the United States with his uncle, James I. Randall Mr. Randall and his brother William sold goods in Millburg for a period of fifteen years, beginning in 1865. They also operated a sawmill and grist mill and other industries a part of the time. All of his children were born during their residence in Millburg. On the 13th of January, 1870, Mr. Randall was united in marriage to Miss Adelaide M. Sutherland, a daughter of William Sutherland. She was born on the farm where she now lives on the 29th of November, 1846, and with the exception of a few years has always resided upon this place. She represents one of the old prominent and honored families of Berrien county. The representatives of the name in this section of the state were Lott and David Sutherland, and a third brother, Justus Sutherland, who resided in Allegan county. David Sutherland came with his sons from New York and spent three years near Kalamazoo. He located the sons upon property in this portion of the state and died soon afterward. His sons were William, Bushrod, John and George, of whom Bushrod resided in this vicinity, while John made hishome in Pipestone township, and George settled near Kalamazoo. All are now deceased.
St. Louis County MN Wedding Announcement Miss Margaret Alice Porter - Mr. Henry
Before a number of friends, Miss Margaret alice Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.James Porter, and Mr. Henry Newton randall plighted their troth on Tuesday
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnstloui/portrand.htm

Extractions: From Duluth News Tribune Sunday 17 July 1898: Submitted by: Nicki Harper - nickih@centurytel.net - added April 11, 2001 "Before a number of friends, Miss Margaret Alice Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Porter, and Mr. Henry Newton Randall plighted their troth on Tuesday evening. The ceremony was performed at the Lakeside Presbyterian Church by Rev. A. H. Carver at 8:30 o'clock. It was a very dainty, pretty wedding and an affair long to be remembered by the friends present for the occasion also celebrated the golden wedding of the bride's parents. Miss Maud Nichols and Miss Jennie Westway were the bridesmaids and Mr. John M. Graham the best man. An informal reception followed the church service and after Aug 20. Mr. and Mrs. Randall will be at home at 518 West Third Street." "Maud" Porter's brothers formed the Porter Brothers Construction Company, for a while in Duluth, then in Canada, where they reconstructed the Welland Canal at Niagara Falls among other large projects. Henry Newton Randall worked for them. His brother was Joseph Randall, Duluth Fire Chief 1906-1927. Return to St. Louis County Minnesota main page
Genealogy Data
randall, alice Gender Female Family Spouse Thorsted, Leroy Harold Birth 18DEC 1916 Ogden, Weber, UT Death 12 JUN 1957 Gender Male Parents Father
http://scotto.home.attbi.com/ged2www/dat17.htm
Vocal Arts Society Of Washington, D.C. Presents Randall Scarlata, Baritone, Came
Cameron Stowe has partnered with the young American singers randall Scarlata, Sari atWeill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center's alice Tully Hall
http://www.vocalartssociety.org/scarlatabios.html

Extractions: Scarlata is a true art-song singer, with a warm expressive voice and clear words. PHILIPPA KIRALY, SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER Randall Scarlata proved a first-rate lyric baritone, imaginatively engaged with music and text, and a sincere, painstaking actor. Richard Dyer, Boston Globe , premiere of Thea Musgrave's opera "Mocking-Bird," May 5, 2002 Baritone RANDALL SCARLATA won First Prize at the 1999 Young Concert Artists International Auditions, as well as The Diallo Prize, The Lindemann Vocal Chair and The Walker Fund Prize, which sponsored his 2000 Washington, DC debut in the Young Concert Artists Series at the Kennedy Center.
Bookshare.org - Books By Author
Please log in. Books by alice randall. Here is a list of our books by alice randall .There is 1 book by this author in our collection. This is book 1 of 1.
http://www.bookshare.org/web/BooksByAuthor.html?author_id=5191
I185053: Gertrude Alice AIKEY
Gertrude alice AIKEY. Family 1 Harry James HOCKENBERRY Gertrudealice AIKEY INDEX Christopher randall BAXLEY.
http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/database/d0032/g0000035.htm
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William Robert MCDONALD. Family 1 Katie Lee THORNTON +Robert randall MCDONALD. William Robert MCDONALD INDEX. Luana alice MCKEE.
http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/database/d0035/g0000050.htm
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George randall INDEX. Notes. HTML created byGED2HTML v3.0a (3/4/97) on Wed Nov 04 224342 1998. Barbara alice STILLMAN.
http://www.stillman.org/cstil/d0000/g0000018.htm
Rave Reviews: Beyond The Book
In this version, alice randall reimagines and retells the story from the pointof view of Scarlett's mulatto halfsister, Cynara. randall, alice.
http://www.lib.virginia.edu/speccol/exhibits/rave_reviews/beyond_gwtw.html

Extractions: When Margaret Mitchell wrote Gone with the Wind, she did not merely tell a story about the Civil War. Instead, she wrote herself into literary history and planted her book in our national consciousness. In hindsight, we can see that no other novel so clearly epitomizes the cultural impact of bestselling fiction. With a story, both archetypal and timely, that touches on war, love, jealousy, and loss, the book has appealed to a broad audience from the moment of its publication. Although critics have attacked the literary merit of Gone with the Wind, the novel stays fresh and compelling, and the narrative has become a part of our cultural knowledge. Most who have neither read the book nor seen the movie are familiar with Rhett's "'Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn'" and Scarlett's "'After all, tomorrow is another day.'" Gone with the Wind, the first blockbuster novel of the twentieth century, remains a powerful presence in American culture at the turn of a new century. Scarlett O'Hara beckons to us still, and Rhett Butler continues to charm new readers in this thousand-page historical saga. Facts and Figures Gone with the Wind sold one million copies in the first six months following its publication.
Freedomforum.org: Wind Done Gone Injunction Lifted
Wind Done Gone. The panel said it wasnt clear whether alice randallsbook parodied Gone With the Wind. But the judges said
http://www.freedomforum.org/templates/document.asp?documentID=14009
Freedomforum.org: $1 Million Award Presented To 4 'free Spirits'
Settlement reached over 'Wind Done Gone' alice randall's publisher to make unspecifiedcontribution to Morehouse College; lawyers for Margaret Mitchell's
http://www.freedomforum.org/templates/document.asp?documentID=15347
Studio 360 Commentary
alice randall is the songwriter's name, and to further defy thestereotypes - she's also a serious novelist. Her first book is
http://www.wnyc.org/studio360/commentary050501.html

Extractions: I always like it when expectations are confounded, and stereotypes defied. For instance, it pleases me that the woman who wrote this middle-american middle-of-the-road song for the country music star Trisha Yearwoodis a 42-year-old African American woman who went to Harvard. Alice Randall is the songwriter's name, and - to further defy the stereotypes - she's also a serious novelist. Her first book is called The Wind Done Gone, and it has an excellent postmodern premise it's the diary of Scarlett O'Hara's half-sister, a slave half-sister invented by Randall, who outlives Scarlett and marries Rhett Buttler. Essentially, it's Gone With the Wind and Tara re-imagined from the slaves', not the slaveholders,' point of view. For instance, in Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind the slave Prissy famously says "I don't know nothin' bout birthin' babies!" In Randall's The Wind Done Gone, Prissy's not a comic ditz at all, but cleverly fakes hysterical incompetence in order to cover up a crime. And the character based on Ashley Wilkes in the new novel is, at lastovertly gay.
Merlefest 2002
Jon randall Creekside; Jon randall, alice Gerrard and Dan TyminskiCreekside; Jorma with Chris Smither looking on; Welch Rawlings
http://www.angelfire.com/music4/kelv/
Alice Fletcher Diary / October 25, 1881
Camping With the Sioux Fieldwork Diary of alice Cunningham Fletcher. October25, 1881 1030 AM. Started for Fort randall. The horses without water.
http://www.nmnh.si.edu/naa/fletcher/acf_oct_25.htm

Extractions: October 25, 1881 10:30 A.M. Started for Fort Randall. The horses without water. We went some mile or more out of our way, passing in the dark our camping place and camping only a short distance from the forks. Wajapa said the white people lost a month, as they reckoned time. The Indians had 13 months, the white man but 12. The Indian watched the moon until it died and then they knew a new one would come. They all begged me not to write of this great mistake in camping, for the Indians, if they got hold of it, would never cease laughing. Reached Fort Randall about 2 P.M. Called on the Commander of the Post, Col. George L. Andrews. After a little conversation, Mrs. A. appeared. A New England lady. She graciously received me, and I became their guest. The rest were camped on Stony Point, a pretty spot near to water and the pasturage fair for the horses. Fort Randall established in 1854. Then there was much trouble with the Indians. Two of the block houses remain. In these houses the women and children were sent for safety, and sometimes kept for weeks. Mrs. Dean, wife (bride) of Lieut. Dean, was born here. She remembers seeing the hills black with Indians, threatening the Post.
Alice Fletcher Diary / October 24, 1881
Camping With the Sioux Fieldwork Diary of alice Cunningham Fletcher. He agreed.Wajapa had said that a white horse should be given him at Fort randall.
http://www.nmnh.si.edu/naa/fletcher/acf_oct_24.htm

Extractions: Monday, October 24, 1881 I started off alone and walked up the hill. Boundless prairie met my view. Prairie chickens rose at the sound of my steps - saw footprints. One can easily see how these people notice them so well, there is a sort of companionship in them and in the midst of the wonderful solitude. Wajapa had said that a white horse should be given him at Fort Randall. A white horse is a lucky gift. This he said the night of the Cinderella story, so I sang out, "De-ga-ba, shong-ga skar". He laughed and bye and bye after many shouts arose. Buffalo-chip and his wife were really troubled yesterday because S. threw salt on the fire. "It would surely bring bad weather". Many little birds are homeless on the burnt prairie. As we rode hundreds, if not thousands of buffalo birds flew over the prairie, flying not more than three or four feet from the ground, their wings flashing in the sunlight and looking like a flurry of driving snow. It was wonderful to watch them against the horizon. This A.M., I started ahead to block out the sketch of the camp and "The Mother’s Ford", as I want the place called. I waited long and then saw that the buggy and team had started on, so I
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Democracy NOW!
The Wind Done Gone is alice randall's unauthorized parody of Gonewith the Wind, the 1936 epic saga by Margaret Mitchell. More
http://www.webactive.com/pacifica/demnow/dn20020221.html

Extractions: [listen to the entire program] [click to hear any story] NEWS HEADLINES Story: AN AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH SPECIAL: A LOOK AT "THE WIND DONE GONE," A PARODY OF "GONE WITH THE WIND" TOLD FROM A SLAVE'S PERSPECTIVE In 1965, the week before he died, Malcolm X wrote, "You have to realize that up until about 1959, Africa was dominated by the colonial powers. And by the colonial powers of Europe having complete control over Africa, they projected Africa always in a negative light-jungles, savages, cannibals, nothing civilized. And you and I began to hate it. We didn't want anybody to tell us anything about Africa, and much less call us an African. And in hating Africa and hating the Africans, we end up hating ourselves, without even realizing it. Because you can't hate the roots of a tree and not hate the tree. You can't hate Africa and not hate yourself." Malcolm X always emphasized the importance of knowing African American culture and history. Today, we are going to look at some sketches of African American culture. The Wind Done Gone is Alice Randall's "unauthorized parody" of Gone with the Wind , the 1936 epic saga by Margaret Mitchell. More than any other, that classic story of Scarlett O'Hara has defined the country's image of the antebellum South.

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