81. Bartlett, John. 1919. Familiar Quotations. Alphabetic Index Of Authors Wade, J. A 605. Walker, william 265. wallace, Horace B., note 361. wallace,william R 731. Waller, Edmund 219. Walpole, Horace 389. Horace, note 602. http://www.bartleby.com/100/a8.html

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82. Waal To Wandering Jew, In Legend. Alphabetic Index To Entries. The Columbia Ency wallace, Henry Agard. wallace, Henry Cantwell. wallace, Lew. wallace, Sir Richard.wallace, Sir william. wallaceburg. wallace Collection. wallace’s line. Wallachia. http://www.bartleby.com/65/index249.html

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83. William Wallace Vs. Groundskeeper Willie @ WWWF Grudge Match There can be only one!Category Arts Animation Characters Groundskeeper Willie......william wallace (Braveheart) takes on Groundskeeper Willie (The Simpsons) ina battle of Scotsman. There can be only one! (tm). william wallace. vs. http://www.grudge-match.com/History/willy-wallace.shtml

World Wide Web Fights presents WWWF GRUDGE MATCH The Setting So, Steve, who will win this skirmish of scraggly scottish scourges? And remember, THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!! (tm) William Wallace vs. Groundskeeper Willie The Commentary STEVE: Although Simpsonmania (tm) will probably reign supreme, and people will blindly vote for Groundskeeper Willie, I'll cast away the shackles of popularity and choose the clear victor, William Wallace. There are simply too many reasons to choose him over this cartoon buffoon. Starting with the obvious, Wallace was a great warrior who killed many in battle with his own hands, even in the face of adversity. Often he wasn't able to see because of the masses of blue paint covering his face. Having to remember to speak with a Scottish accent all the time demanded painstaking concentration. Not to mention the airiness of his kilt was surely distracting. Even with all this working against him, he still defeated the British many times, and even bagged himself the Prince of England's hot french wife. He's a man who knows how to get what he wants. On the other hand, we have Groundskeeper Willie, who is stuck as an elementary school janitor for chrissake! He's a clueless, incompetent moron. Bart, a measly fourth grade flunkie, has repeatedly made a mockery of him. He's exposed Willie to the world by lifting up his kilt, had him scoot through ductwork trying to catch his dog, and even joyrided in Willie's prized possession, his red tractor (Who Willie would marry "if it wirnt agint Gid's law").

84. Dr. William Wallace - National Research Council Home About Us Corporate Overview Executive Bios Dr. william wallace Dr.william wallace. VicePresident, Technology and Industry Support (Acting) http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/aboutUs/bios/wallace_e.html

@import url(../../styles/percent.css); Choose one... - Areas of Research - Institutes and Programs - Publications - Services - Education - Collaborations - NRC Staff - Find an expert... Home About Us Corporate Overview Executive Bios Dr. William Wallace Vice-President, Technology and Industry Support (Acting) A high-resolution photo of Dr Wallace is available: the size of this JPG image is 22KB. Please credit National Research Council Canada. Dr. William Wallace accepted in the fall of 2002 to serve as Vice-President Technology and Industry Support (TIS) until March 31, 2003, after having recently retired as Director General of the NRC Institute for Aerospace Research (NRC-IAR). For this period, he is responsible for four research institutes in the TIS sector: NRC Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics, NRC Institute for Aerospace Research, NRC Institute for Research in Construction, NRC Institute for Marine Dynamics, and for the two Technology Centres: NRC Canadian Hydraulics Centre and NRC Centre for Surface Transportation Technology. In this role he is serving on such corporate committees as the Senior Executive Committee, the Human Resources Management Steering Committee and the Human Resources Promotion Committee. Dr. Wallace is an Adjunct Professor in Mechanical Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering at Carleton University, and has held a similar position at the University of Toronto. At present he is a member of the Awards Policy Committee and the Student Awards Committee of ASM International and is still engaged in research, mainly involving structure property relationships in aerospace alloys, and life assessment and life extension methodologies for gas turbine engine components.

85. William Wallace: Living With The Hegemon: European Dilemmas. University of Wales, Aberystwyth Living with the Hegemon European Dilemmas WilliamWallace, International Relations, London School of Economics The Attack http://www.ssrc.org/sept11/essays/wallace.htm

new world order? "Beyond Conflicting Powers' Politics" Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira, Economics, Getulio Vargas Foundation, Brazil "Theorizing Islam" Richard W. Bulliet, History, Columbia University "Some Thoughts Subsequent to September 11th" Bruce Cumings, History, University of Chicago "After September 11th: Chances for a Left Foreign Policy" Dick Howard, Philosophy, SUNY at Stonybrook "Global Executioner: Scales of Terror" Neil Smith, Anthropology and Geography, City University of New York "The End of the Unipolar Moment: September 11 and the Future of World Order" Steve Smith, Political Science, University of Wales, Aberystwyth "Living with the Hegemon: European Dilemmas" William Wallace, International Relations, London School of Economics "The Attack on Humanity: Conflict and Management"

86. FREEDOM HERO: SIR WILLIAM WALLACE FREEDOM HERO SIR william wallace. by Michael Telfer. I became more interestedin the history and the true story behind william wallace. http://myhero.com/hero.asp?hero=w_wallace

87. Remarks By Alfred Russel Wallace In "William Allingham: A Diary" * * * *. Editor's Notes. 1 wallace's two surviving children, Williamand Violet. 2 wallace didn't think that the courts should involve http://www.wku.edu/~smithch/wallace/S744.htm

Alfred Russel Wallace : Alfred Wallace : A. R. Wallace : Russel Wallace : Alfred Russell Wallace ( sic Selections from William Allingham: A Diary Editor Charles H. Smith 's Note: The diary of William Allingham (1824-1889), prominent English poet, was edited into publishable form in 1907 by his wife Helen and Dollie Radford. Two entries from the year 1884 involved conversations with Wallace. To link directly to this page, connect with: http://www.wku.edu/~smithch/ wallace/ S744.htm August 2, 1884. Warmwith breeze. Helen, I and Sonny and Evey to Godalming, by invitation, to the Wallaces, Frith Hill, beside the Water Tower. Hot climb. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace in garden. Willy, Violet children race about. Wallace shows us round his gardenrare plants and flowerslittle 'Californian tulip,' light yellow, three petalsgreen hairs insideCanadian lilyFlowers of one day. Eucalyptus, three kinds, very tender. Sit with Wallace under tree and talk a long while on Spiritualism, apparitions, mediums, etc.'the Cock Lane Ghost was real (as Johnson believed), but they teased the girl into imposture at last.' He said about one person in ten, probably, is a medium.

88. Alfred Russel Wallace Archival Materials Russel wallace Archives Alfred Russel wallace and his wife Annie had three childrenHerbert Spencer wallace, william Randolf wallace, and Violet wallace. http://www.wku.edu/~smithch/wallace/wallarch.htm

Alfred Russel Wallace : Alfred Wallace : A. R. Wallace : Russel Wallace : Alfred Russell Wallace (sic) Wallace-Related Archival Materials [Editor Charles H. Smith's Note: The following 'Bibliography of Wallace Archival Sources' was provided by Michael Shermer (skepticmag@aol.com), Editor-in-Chief of Skeptic Magazine http://www.skeptic.com/ ), and was compiled during his research for his doctoral dissertation on Wallace (Shermer 1991). The bibliography is published as an appendix in his biography entitled: In Darwin's Shadow: The Life and Science of Alfred Russel Wallace (Oxford University Press, 2002).] [Note from Michael Shermer: I am pleased to provide this bibliography to Charles Smith's web page on Alfred Russel Wallace because he has provided an invaluable service to Wallace and Darwin scholars as well as historians of science in general with this remarkable archival achievement. My biography of this most fascinating scientist and scholar benefited greatly from Smith's important work, for which I am grateful.] Bibliography of Wallace Archival Sources Working approximately eight to ten hours a day, six days a week, it took my wife and I five and a half weeks to read thoroughly through all the primary source materials. It was a surprisingly easy task, enhanced by Wallace's legible handwriting, along with the majority of those who wrote to Wallace, with the exception of Darwin, Huxley, Spencer, and Lyell. All of the archivists were quite helpful, and some of them very knowledgeable on both Wallace and nineteenth-century evolutionary thought, particularly Gina Douglas at the Linnean Society, an excellent research facility and a warm introduction to the Wallace archives.

89. Professional Web Page For William A. Wallace, Faculty In The University Of Pitts Professional Web Page for william A. wallace, Faculty in the Universityof Pittsburgh's School of Education. william A. wallace Overview, http://www.education.pitt.edu/people/WilliamWallace/

Home FAQ Contact Us Back to ... William A. Wallace Overview William A. Wallace Overview William A. Wallace Health Physical and Recreational Education School of Education University of Pittsburgh 3032 PCNTR TEL: (412) 648-8273 EMAIL: wwallace@pitt.edu Position: Faculty Title: Clinical Instructor Summary Teaching interests include: Sport Management, and Football and Basketball Officiating. Affiliations Health Physical and Recreational Education Movement Science Education B.A. Liberal Studies: Ambassador University B.S. Psychology: University of Pittsburgh M.S. Developmental Movement: University of Pittsburgh Teaching Certification K-12: University of Pittsburgh Home About Us Admissions Academics ... ^ Return to Top Contact: Admissions Questions or Comments regarding this web page should be directed to: Webmaster University of Pittsburgh School of Education Page Modified On: 3/26/2003 12:56:30 PM

90. The Trial Of William Wallace Affordable Justice, Lloyd Duhaime, Website History and Awards, SiteMap, Home Page. Affordable Justice Duhaime Company. Law Museum Links. http://www.duhaime.org/Law_museum/uk-wall.htm

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91. The Wondering Minstrels (poet) 45. 1057, 24 May 2002, william Stafford, Atavism, 1, 27. 988, 24 Jan 2002,wallace Stevens, The Idea of Order at Key West, She sang beyond the 56. http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/index_poet_S.html

The Wondering Minstrels Main page Sorted on poet , letter S Date Poet Title Length 31 Jul 1999 Carl Sandburg Dust Here is dust remembe... 11 Jul 2001 Carl Sandburg Soup I saw a famous man e... 15 Feb 1999 Carl Sandburg Chicago Hog Butcher for the ... 13 Sep 1999 Carl Sandburg Crucible Hot gold runs a wind... 15 Oct 1999 Carl Sandburg Pennsylvania I have been in Penns... 4 Dec 1999 Carl Sandburg Fog The fog comes 22 Feb 2003 Carl Sandburg Elephants Are Different to Different People Wilson and Pilcer an... 28 Jan 2001 Carl Sandburg Maybe Maybe he believes me... 2 Mar 2001 Carl Sandburg Last Answers I wrote a poem on th... 7 Mar 1999 George Santayana The Poet's Testament I give back to the e... 30 Mar 2000 Seigfreid Sassoon Base Details If I were fierce, an... 6 Apr 2002 Siegfried Sassoon Everyone Sang Everyone suddenly bu... 6 Mar 2003 Siegfried Sassoon Survivors No doubt they'll soo... 02 Sep 2000 Siegfried Sassoon The Working Party Three hours ago he b... 20 Feb 2003 John Godfrey Saxe The Blind Men and the Elephant It was six men of In... 8 Apr 2000 Peter Schaeffer Villanelle (minimalist): One Drunken Night I think 03 Sep 1999 Peter Schaeffer Juggler, Magician, Fool - A Pantoum

92. Alabama Governors 45, George C. wallace, Barbour, 1/14 19631967, Democrat. 44, John Patterson, Russell,1/19 1959-1963, Democrat. 37, william W. Brandon, Tuscaloosa, 1/15 1923-1927, Democrat. http://www.archives.state.al.us/govslist.html

Alabama Governors The Current Governor: Bob Riley With the inauguration of Bob Riley, fifty-two persons have served as governor of the State of Alabama (not counting those who served as acting governor or post-Civil War military governor). Number Governor Elected County Term Political Party Bob Riley Clay January 20, 2003 Republican Don Siegelman Mobile Democrat Forrest "Fob" James Lee Republican James E. Folsom Cullman April 22,1993-1995 Democrat (Lieutenant Governor Jim Folsom, Jr. became governor upon conviction of Guy Hunt for ethics violations) Guy Hunt Cullman 1/19 1987-April 22, 1993 Republican George C. Wallace Barbour Democrat Forrest "Fob" James Lee Democrat Jere Beasley Barbour June 5-July 7,1972 ***Democrat (Lieutenant Governor Jere Beasley became acting governor while Governor George Wallace was in a Maryland hospital for more than 20 days recovering from an assassination attempt) George C. Wallace Barbour Democrat Albert P. Brewer Morgan Democrat (Lieutenant Governor Albert Brewer became acting governor for a portion of one day as Governor Lurleen Wallace received medical treatment out-of-state for more than 20 days. He became governor upon the death of Lurleen Wallace)

93. William A. Wallace 2345. william A. wallace. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, ProfessorDepartment of Decision Sciences and Engineering Systems. phone http://enabling.unc.edu/wallace.html

William (Al) Wallace holds his primary appointment at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute as professor of decision sciences and engineering systems, and joint appointments in cognitive sciences and civil and environmental engineering; and is research director of Rensselaer's Center for Infrastructure and Transportation Studies. Presently, NSF and FHWA are supporting his research on trust and the internet, and decision technologies for emergency response and restoration and incident management. He is co-founder and co-editor of Professor Wallace has, since 1990, authored and edited 6 books and over 70 articles and papers - out of a total of over 200 archival publications. National and international media including Associated Press, Christian Science Monitor and Business Week has reported on his research. Curriculum Vitae Recent relevant publications: "Trust in Electronic Environments" ( with K. Chopra)

94. NTPI Live Response Guest Bio, Edward William Wallace PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Edward william wallace Detective, New York CityPolice Department. Detective Edward william wallace is a native http://terrorism.spjc.edu/wallacebio.htm

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Edward William Wallace Detective, New York City Police Department Detective Edward William Wallace is a native of New York City and an eighteen year veteran of the NYPD. He was born and raised, and currently resides in Staten Island, with his wife and two boys. He attended Pratt Institute's School of Architecture and briefly worked as an Intern Architect until his appointment to the NYPD Police Academy in July of 1984. Detective Wallace graduated from the Police Academy in December of 1984, and in doing so became the third generation of his family to become a member of the NYPD. In fact, six members of his family are or have been members of the NYPD, including his wife, Detective First Grade Margaret Eng-Wallace. Upon graduation from the Police Academy, Detective Wallace was assigned to the 70th Precinct in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn. In the 70th Precinct, Detective Wallace held numerous positions including: Uniformed Foot Patrol Officer, Uniformed Radio Motorized Patrol Officer, Plain Clothes Anti-Crime Officer, and Precinct Training Officer. While assigned to the 70th Precinct, Detective Wallace returned to Pratt Institute's School of Architecture, where he entered a combined studies BA/MA program. In October of 1988, Detective Wallace received his Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Architecture.

95. Foreign Affairs - Europe, The Necessary Partner - William Wallace Article. Europe, the Necessary Partner by william wallace From ForeignAffairs, May/June 2001 500word preview purchase full article http://www.foreignaffairs.org/20010501faessay4765/william-wallace/europe-the-nec

Europe, the Necessary Partner William Wallace From Foreign Affairs May/June 2001 Summary: In many areas, transatlantic cooperation is stronger than ever before. Yet the common perception is of an increasingly fraught relationship, as evidenced by the well-known disputes over beef, bananas, and burden sharing. Assumptions are diverging over security risks and cultural values. Each side criticizes the other's unwieldy policymaking process without admitting its own shortcomings, while leaders pander to domestic interests and prejudices without educating voters on international issues. Europe nonetheless remains indispensable to a multilateral U.S. foreign policy. The Bush administration must acknowledge the European Union as a true partner, in political and military matters as well as in economics. America cannot expect its allies to share the burdens of global leadership without allowing them their say in the issues at stake. William Wallace is Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics and Liberal Democrat Spokesman on Defense in the House of Lords. Topics: U.S. Policy and Politics

96. William Wallace For Governor william wallace for governor. Braveheart was an inspiring epic on the big screenand william wallace (Mel Gibson) was a man of courage and conviction. http://www.businessreport.com/pub/21_9/rmccollister/

Advanced Search Cover Story Technology Banking ... Peter Francese Rolfe McCollister Jr. Jan. 7, 2003 E-Mail This Article Printer-Friendly Version William Wallace for governor Braveheart was an inspiring epic on the big screen and William Wallace (Mel Gibson) was a man of courage and conviction. Louisiana, with its challenges, needs to elect such a leader,a warrior,in 2003. When Wallace and his band of countrymen faced the armies of England on the battlefield, the odds were against them and many considered giving up. Wallace spoke with passion and said, "I see a whole army of countrymen here in defiance of tyranny. You've come to fight as free men, and free you are. What will you do without freedom? Will you fight? Fight and you may die. Run and you'll live,at least for a while. And dying in your bed many years from now, will you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that, for just one chance, just one, to come back and tell our enemies that they may take our lives but they will never take our freedom? Erin go bracht! (Long live Ireland!)" His words inspired his men and lifted them up. They charged onto the battlefield and claimed victory.

97. Medieval Sourcebook: Flores Historiarum: On William Wallace And Robert The Bruce Medieval Sourcebook The Flores Historiarum On william wallace and Robertthe Bruce, c. 1307. Colby Introduction On william wallace About the http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/1307bruce.html

Back to Medieval Source Book ORB Main Page Links to Other Medieval Sites Medieval Sourcebook: The Flores Historiarum On William Wallace and Robert the Bruce, c. 1307 [Colby Introduction]: The Flores Historiarum , once ascribed to Matthew of Westminster, is a patchwork of compilation and original composition which begins at the Creation and closes at 1327. Dr. Luard, its latest editor, believes that it was begun by John de Cella, twenty-first abbot of St. Alban's. He died in 1214 and the work was continued at St. Alban's till about 1265. Afterwards various monks of Westminster brought it to the accession of Edward III. One distinct section of the chronicle lies between the Battle of Evesham and the death of E dward I, and from the end of this part diatribes against Wallace and Bruce are quoted. On William Wallace: About the time of the festival of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a certain Scot, by name William Wallace, an outcast from pity, a robber, a sacrilegious On Robert the Bruce: i.e.

98. Scottish Origins..up To William Wallace,Ch.5 Scottish Origins..up to william wallace,Ch.5. by Robert M. Gunn.Scottish History from Scotweb. Chapter 5 Conclusion. http://www.scotwebshops.com/history/features/origins/5.html

Scottish Origins..up to William Wallace,Ch.5 by Robert M. Gunn Chapter 5 - Conclusion. Scottish Arms. The Lion to Wallace After David I's death, his grandson Malcolm IV succeeded him to the throne of Scotland in 1153. It was a turbulent and precarious reign. There were rebellions in Moray and Galloway. Malcolm IV was surrounded by Norman advisors and this, in itself, caused many uprisings. It took several attempts before Malcolm could quell the revolts with Norman help. But the bad feelings continued. In 1157, English King Henry II Plantagenet succeeded in getting lands back in Northumbria by threat of force. Malcolm IV aquiesced and gave back the land with no opposition. When he died in 1165, his brother, known as William the Lion (for his red rampant lion on a yellow field) was king of Scotland. These colors and the red rampant lion were to become Scotland's heraldic colors (flag). Royal Shield of Scotland. Fifteen years would pass before William the Lion was able to redress the balance. In 1189, Richard Coeur de Lion (Richard the Lionhearted), needing money for a Crusade, agreed to give back the castles and renounce his feudal superiority over Scotland in return for 10,000 marks. This sum was a huge sum of money for Scotland to pay and it took them many years and much taxation before they were able to repurchase their own castles and land. Three years later, Pope Celestine III released the Scottish church from English supremacy and declared that thenceforth, it should be under direct jurisdiction of Rome. It was the beginning of nearly 100 years of relative peace between England and Scotland.

99. Scottish Origins..up To William Wallace,ch.4 Scottish Origins..up to william wallace,ch.4. by Robert M. Gunn. Scottish Historyfrom Scotweb. Scottish Origins up to william wallace. by Robert M. Gunn. http://www.scotwebshops.com/history/features/origins/4.html

Scottish Origins..up to William Wallace,ch.4 by Robert M. Gunn Chapter Four A mural showing St. Margaret, Malcolm III, MacBeth and Grauch(L to R). Scotland under MacBeth's Successors Malcom was not a wise or consistent leader though, and the treaty dissolved in time. Instead, he married Margaret, an English Princess who had taken refuge in Scotland along with her brother Edgar the Aetheling, after the Norman conquest of England begun in 1066. Most of all Anglo-Saxon (English) Nobility fled to the Lowlands of Scotland as safe haven from the Norman invaders. This is the beginning of the separation of Lowland Scotland and the Highlands and the Isles of Scotland. But, I'm getting ahead of myself.................... The Norman Invasion and it's Effect on Scotland The Norman invasion of England was almost as important for Scotland as it was for England. Henceforth, England and her rulers (now Normans) were in one way or another to play an even greater part in Scottish affairs. Saxons, Angles from England, sought safe haven from the Normans in Lowland Scotland. Lowland Scotland, already a mix of Scots, Britons, what was left of Pictish culture, and now Anglo-Saxons collectively went on to be known as Scots, but never again the same as the Highland and Isles Scots. The Lowland and Highland gap, already there, was getting wider with every generation. English and Norman influences were to make themselves increasingly felt in the Lowlands.

100. William Wallace - Scotland's Liberator william wallace the Braveheart hero. Information about william wallace compiledby MacBRAVEHEART, organisers of the annual Braveheart Convention. http://www.macbraveheart.freeserve.co.uk/html/people/william_wallace/

William Wallace http://www.braveheart.co.uk Updated: 13 June 1999 These web pages are dedicated to the life and legacy of William Wallace , Scotland's National Hero, whose story was told in the movie BRAVEHEART If you have any information or wish to contribute material or comment then please email us anderson@braveheart.co.uk ... I would relate How Wallace fought for Scotland; left the name Of 'Wallace' to be found like a wild flower All over his dear country; left the deeds Of Wallace, like a family of ghosts To people the steeps rocks and river banks Her natural sanctuaries, with a local soul Of independence and stern Liberty William Wordsworth The photograph on the left shows the Earl of Buchan's statue of Wallace, looking out over the valley of the Tweed. The arms below are those of William Wallace's family Wallace Clan History The Dryburgh Wallace Statue Elderslie as Wallace's Birthplace Wallace Plaque at St Bart's Hospital ... Wallace's Well Wallace Books William Wallace - a Scots Life by Glenn Telfer On the Trail of William Wallace by David Ross The Wallace by Nigel Tranter Wallace made Scotland; he is

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