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Schuyler James:     more books (100)

Christopher Street by James Schuyler, 1977-01-01 Collabs by James & Hughes, Helena Schuyler, 1981 TRELLIS #2 by Margaret, and Winston Fuller, Editors: A. R. Ammons, James Schuyler, V ANDERSON, 1975-01-01 A Nest of Ninnies by John and Schuyler, James Ashbery, 1973 The Morning of the Poem by James Schuyler, 1980 Collected Poems by James Schuyler, 1993 Reservoirs for irrigation, water-power, and domestic water-supply: With an account of various types of dams and the met... by James D.Schuyler Schuyler, 1901-01-01 SELECTED POEMS. by James. Schuyler, 1988 Wild Oats (Broadside Poems) by Ron; Brainard, Joe; Clark, Tom, Elmslie, Kenward and Schuyler, James Padgett, 1966 Collected Poems by James Schuyler, 1993 Freely Espousing: Poems (Paris Review Editions) by James Schuyler, Early in '71 by James Schuyler, 1981-12 Broadway: A Poets and Painters Anthology by James and North, Charles editors with cover Illustration by Paula North Schuyler, 1979 Sesheta #2 Spring 1972 Issue by Joe, Guest, Barbara, Baxter, Glen, Bockris, Victor, Schuyler, James et al Brainard, 1972

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81. Alphamusic - Suchergebnisse Für 'Schuyler, James'
    Translate this page Februar 2003. Suchergebnisse Ergebnisse für den Suchbegriff schuyler, james. schuyler,james - Collected Poems Einband Gebunden 429 Seiten  
    http://www.alphamusic.de/cgi-bin/suche.pl?fastsearch=Schuyler, James

82. Schuyler County, NY Genealogy Forum
    05/02 james Wallace Pheobe Tryon Hector,schuyler,NY - Deana Carlson1/07/02 Sargeant Miller - terry m miller 1/05/02 Re Sargeant  
    http://genforum.genealogy.com/ny/schuyler/
    
    Extractions: Jump to # Civil War sharon William Knapp Family, Tyrone, Schuyler county Geof Acker James H. German, b. 1807 Dutchess Co. NY, lived Hector, NY. John Potter Hector Families Tina Stevenson Billie Teague Ogden~~~Vaughn Ramon Schuyler County Surnames Pamela Cade-Weaver Barbara Lucas Peter and Sarah Griffin, Schuyler county NY, 1845 Geof Acker Civil War Veteran James C. Hope d. in Watkins Glen Sandy Boothe Knapps buried in Reading, Schuyler county NY Geof Acker Re: Knapps buried in Reading, Schuyler county NY

83. Dia Center For The Arts Bookshop Category Name
    Selected Art Writings schuyler, james Black Sparrow Press $17.50,  
    http://www.diabooks.org/diabooks/category.jsp?categoryID=133&page=6

84. Penn Special Collections-APR Volume 161
    Fromberg Schexnayder, Kenneth Schoenberger, Nancy Schott, Penelope Scambly Schramm,Richard Howard, 1934, Schulman, Grace schuyler, james Schwartz, Delmore  
    http://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/rbm/photos/APR/vol161.html

85. No More Masks, Secular Haiku, How Very Befitting, It Didn't Rain, I Admit
    Tuberoses are too much, james schuyler wrote, and that made me refrain from goingto sleep, made me reach for this obsolete tool the pencil, find a 10year  
    http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Bistro/7067/five.html
    
    Extractions: during the three weeks of her last visit. (1995, based on real experience) How Very Befitting! How very befitting! Reaching for tools (like the book this bookmark is on) has become so much of the process the process hardly ever happens. By the time the switch has been snapped and the thing has "booted", your poetic boot is out of steam. "Tuberoses are too much," James Schuyler wrote, and that made me refrain from going to sleep, made me reach for this obsolete tool the pencil, find a 10-year old bookmark from Boulder, start scribbling, reach for the book to write on better, and here I am at the end. (1994, originally hand-written on a bookmark in pencil)

86. 2002 Master Of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition
    Click on names to view work.  
    http://www.nd.edu/~isla/ISLA/webpages/thearts/Art/bfamfa/schuyler.htm

87. I0945: Louise BOYD (28 Aug 1929 - ____)
    _John Douglas HAMILTON _+ _Lewis HAMILTON _Rebecca WELLS _+ SchuylerT HAMILTON _Matthew T Family 1 james WILDER +Isaac C WILDER.  
    http://www.mindspring.com/~johnrhamilton/Tree/d0001/g0000001.html

88. Burchard Genealogy
    10. Betsy7 Balch (Sarah6, James5, James4, James3, John2, Thomas1) was Hilliard (sonof Daniel Hilliard and Rebecca Washburn) in 1814 in schuyler Falls, Clinton  
    http://members.aol.com/marwomack/burchard.htm

89. George Washington Papers: Time Line: The American Revolution - 1778
    the Indians recruited. George Washington to Philip schuyler, JamesDuane, and Volkert Douw, March 13, 1778. March 8, Lord Germain  
    http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/gwhtml/1778.html
    
    Extractions: Time Line: The American Revolution The Colonial Period The American Revolution The Early Republic George Washington to Nicholas Cooke, January 2, 1778 February 6, the Franco-American Treaty of Amity and Commerce is signed in Paris. Since 1776, the French government has been secretly providing Congress with military supplies and financial aid. March 13, the French minister in London informs King George III that France recognizes the United States. May 4, Congress ratifies the Treaty of Alliance with France, and further military and financial assistance follows. By June, France and England are at war. The American Revolution has become an international war. February 18, Washington addresses a letter to the inhabitants of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, requesting cattle for the army for the period of May through June. Washington writes them that the "States have contended, not unsuccessfully, with one of the most Powerful Kingdoms upon Earth." After several years of war, "we now find ourselves at least upon a level with our opponents." George Washington to the Inhabitants of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, February 18, 1778

90. James Edgar Canavit
    james stayed with his farm for about two years, and then went to SchuylerCounty, Illinois to work for Henry Frakes. On December  
    http://www.canevit.com/james.htm
    
    Extractions: This page was last updated July 17, 2000 James Edgar Canavit was born December 25, 1852 in Washington County, Missouri, the first child of Antoine and Martha Canivet . James was of course with his parents through the Civil War, as well as their exodus from Missouri to Illinois. Much of what is known about the lives of Antoine and Martha can be credited to James and his family. Until I contacted Arthur Hall, I had no idea the man that James Edgar was. I only hope to do him honor by telling his story as best as I can. Most of what I know of James comes directly from The Gin Ridge Clans . I will only place the highlights of his story on this page so as not to steal the mystique behind Arthur Hall's book. James told stories of the early days on the Canivet homestead in Missouri. As children, they picked cotton and had to pick a certain amount before the end of the day. James' developmental years occurred during the Civil War, and it appears that because of the war, James probably did not learn how to read and write. Martha Singleton was a Presbyterian, and the church was a distance from their home. Antoine, Martha and James would make the weekly trek despite the fact that there were panthers running wild. Walking home required torches and guns for protection from the wild panthers. The story of those treks was told through James's daughter Mary Elizabeth to Arthur Hall on numerous occasions. Obviously, the importance of the story is that it is an excellent illustration of how life was at that time.

91. Pettigrew Wills And Estate Papers
    Affidate of Service of Notice for Discharge Heirs of james Pettigrew, dec'd, SchuylerCo., ILL james M. Pettigrew, Mary A.Pettigrew, HM Pettigrew, Clarissa  
    http://www.angelfire.com/ok2/chatmondieu/WillsPettigrew.html
    
    Extractions: Illinois Schuyler County James Pettigrew (1876) Abstract- Will of James Pettigrew Recorded in County Court of Schuyler County, Ill. Wife: Sarah Son: William Executor: Son, William Pettigrew Signed: 14 Jan 1876 Died: 10 Feb 1876 Filed and Recorded: 12 Nov 1876 Witnesses: William C. Reno Z.T.Hagans J.R. Knapp, J.P. Affidate of Service of Notice for Discharge "Heirs of James Pettigrew, dec'd, Schuyler Co., ILL" James M. Pettigrew, Mary A.Pettigrew, H. M. Pettigrew, Clarissa Pettigrew, John S. Jones, Mary Jones, James Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Sarah Pettigrew Notice of Final Settlement "All those interested in the estate of James Pettigrew, dec'd" H.M. Pettigrew, Clarissa Pettigrew, James M. Pettigrew, Mary Pettigrew, John S. Jones, Mary C. Jones, J. W. Pence, Cornelia Pence, James C. Anderson, Sarah Anderson, William Kemper, Elizabeth J. Kemper, Sarah J. Edwards, F. M. Chapman, Cara May Chapman, and all others interested. District of Ninety-Six James Pettigrew (1789) © 1997 B. Rivas

92. Family Of John Knous Of Schuyler County, Illinois
    or 1834) IL; d. 0702-1881 Bainbridge, schuyler, IL bur Gillette Cem, schuyler Co,IL; (d/o Hugh LAMASTER and Eleanor DONAHUE) 3James Monroe KNOUS, b. 1-13  
    http://www.jaknouse.athens.oh.us/genealogy/knauss1004.shtml

93. Literatur Des 20. Jahrhunderts / 20th Century Literature
    http://privat.swol.de/JohannesBeilharz/lit.htm
    
    Extractions: Poetry, fiction and literary translations by myself and many other contemporary authors are to be found on my directory page , which includes a search engine. Zuletzt aktualisiert am / Last updated on Gute Autoren, manche unterbewertet und/oder fast vergessen / Good writers, some of them underrated and/or nearly forgotten. James Schuyler (USA, 1923-1991) Alfred and Guinevere

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