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Pedler Margaret:     more books (100)

Blind Loyalty by Margaret Pedler, 1941 Fire of Youth by Margaret Pedler, 1941 The Vision Of Desire by Margaret Pedler, 2010-09-10 The Hermit of Far End by Margaret (Bass ) Pedler, 2008-11-13 The Hermit of Far End by Pedler. Margaret, 2008-03-14 The Lamp of Fate by Margaret PEDLER, 1922-01-01 Distant Dawn by Margaret Pedler, 1934-01-01 Tomorrow's Tangle by Margaret Pedler, 1933 Lamp of Fate by Margaret Pedler, 1921-01-01 THE MOON OUT OF REACH by Margaret Pedler, 1930-01-01 THE LAMP OF FATE by PEDLER MARGARET, 2099-01-01 Kindled flame by Margaret PEDLER, 1938-01-01 The Hermit of Far End BLIND LOYALTY by MARGARET PEDLER, 1952

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41. Leo Edwards Original Home Page
    By the time I was about ten or eleven, I had outgrown the books. Mynew favorite author was Margaret Pedler. Margaret Pedler wrote  
    http://www.smallbytes.net/~4lees/LeoSite/history/articles/byers.html
    
    Extractions: Leo Edwards and the Secret and Mysterious Order of the Freckled Goldfish By Betsy Byars In 1935, at age seven, I sent off two two-cent stamps to Leo Edwards in order to become a member of the Secret and Mysterious Order of the Freckled Goldfish. The club took its name from Edwards's book Poppy Ott and the Freckled Goldfish. For my two stamps I was to receive a membership card adorned with a comical picture of the freckled goldfish (in top hat), containing the club's rules and regulations along with Leo Edwards's autograph and a coveted club button. I was a little worried because the invitation to club membership had said, "Any boy can join who wants to," but my fears proved to be groundless. I was living in a cotton mill community in rural North Carolina at the time. Pleasure reading was considered a sort of frivolity there, and most of the kids in my school were marking time until they became fourteen and could go to work in the mill. So there was no hope of my organizing a local chapter of the club as other readers were doing. The local chapter activities were reported in a special section called "Our Chatter-Box." Chapters sent word of their libraries and their fund raisers, and one group even had their own robes with the freckled goldfish on the front and back. I would have given a lot to have had one of those robes.

42. MHA Institute - Research & Publications
    Wheatley, Margaret J. Leadership and the New Science. San Francisco BerrettKoehlerPublishers, 1992. Learning Organizations. Burgoyne, John, Mike Pedler, and  
    http://www.mhainstitute.com/resear.htm
    
    Extractions: One of the interesting aspects of our work together is that we're always open to new ideas. We're addicted to learning, and we can't seem to get enough of it! This means that we're always finding new areas of interest to feed our learning habit. We'd like to share with you our current areas of interest. Sergio De Paoli ... Marilyn Herasymowych I'm currently fascinated by three areas: evolutionary psychology, cognitive science, and organizational culture. I'm convinced that these areas hold clues to why organizational learning is so difficult, and how we might use this information to help organizations to change. Evolutionary psychology and cognitive science are rocking the backbone of western thought and philosophy, and have wide-reaching implications for how we understand the human condition. These implications reach deeply into how we understand leadership, consultation, and culture, especially in organizations. Currently, I'm reading: Philosophy in the Flesh: The Embodied Mind and Its Challenge to Western Thought by George Lakoff and Mark Johnson Process Consultation Revisited: Building the Helping Relationship by Edgar H. Schein

43. Unknown Romance Novelists
    Margaret Pedler. Yesterday's Harvest 1926, George H. Doran CompanyA man's past misdeeds come to light and almost ruin his future.  
    http://www.writepage.com/others/unknown.htm
    
    Extractions: LinkExchange Member Unknown Romance Novelists This is part of the A Celebration of Women Writers , but I have few clues about these women. They are the authors of novels I have from 1850s-1940s, or were taken from lists in old novels or catalogs. The Romance and Mystery writers of today are their literary grand-daughters. One of them is the great-grandmother of a friend - after her husband died, his family refused to help her, so she supported and educated her six children by writing. If you have any information about authors, please let me know : titles, birth or death dates, biographical information. If you have books by authors I haven't listed, I would welcome that too. Eventually the novels will be analysed for what they reflect about the women who wrote and read them, but for now I'm just collecting them. Also see:

44. Journal Of Mental Health Law
    Reform of the Mental Health Act 1983 Squandering an Opportunity? Jill Peay MentalHealth and Compulsion - Margaret Pedler The new Mental Disorder Tribunal  
    http://www.davesheppard.co.uk/journal.htm

45. Proud Of Their Work. » ABC West Coast SA » The Backyard
    of Workmanship awards in Port Lincoln were; from Regal Chickens, Margaret Bain;from Field Reporter Emma Pedler, asked award winner, Julie Low of Liz Penfold  
    http://www.abc.net.au/eyre/stories/s565880.htm
    
    Extractions: The Backyard Indexes: Stories Recipes Reviews Audio ... Story Index Reporter: Emma Pedler Tuesday, 28 May 2002 Award winners with Rotary Club President Chris Stone, and Keynote Speaker Stavros Pippos. Remember that, "Back in the 'good old days' people worked HARD". Back-breaking, head-grinding, sweat-inducing, working-like-a-dog work. Recently the Rotary Club of Port Lincoln, held a Pride of Workmanship Dinner, to honour 12 'hard' workers, who 'Do it once, Do it well' and help to 'Build a better Australia'. 'Pride of Workmanship' was launched as a Rotary project at the District 9680 (then 268) Assembly, in June 1975. The aim was to encourage a much-needed pride in personal performance in the workplace, and to help create a national attitude for the benefit of our country. Winners of the Pride of Workmanship awards in Port Lincoln were; from Regal Chickens, Margaret Bain; from Tiny Tafe, Yvonne Biddel; from The Toy Box, Bernadette Crowhurst; From Eyre Regional Development Board, Aina Danis; from Supa Cheap, Kelly Guthrie; from Port Lincoln Primary School, Deborah Henderson; from Oceancraft Enterprises, Wayne Howell; from The Grand Tasman Hotel, Vicky Lewis; from Liz Penfold MP's office, Julie Low; from Eyre Sports Physiotherapy, Tammy Morris; from Jones Electrical, Joshua Stanley; and from Natural Oysters, Jedd Routledge.

46. Reform Of The Mental Health Act 1983 Proposals For Consultation
    A Comprehensive guide to the Mental Health Act (1983), An interviewwith Margaret Pedler (MIND). Reform of the Mental Health Act 1983.  
    http://www.spr-consilio.com/mental.html
    
    Extractions: MIND THE LAW - Mind's Evidence to the Government's Mental Health Legislation Scoping Study Review Team ; Margaret Pedler February 1999. Mind Reform of the mental health act 1983 - proposals for consultation Further responses to the green paper Mental Health Alliance - A new Mental Health Act: more rights less wrongs ... A Comprehensive guide to the Mental Health Act (1983) An interview with Margaret Pedler (MIND) Reform of the Mental Health Act 1983 On September 22 nd 1998 the Government announced the appointment of an expert committee, to be chaired by Professor Genevra Richardson. It was commissioned to 'kick-start a root and branch review of the 1983 Mental Health Act' and in particular '[to advise] on legislative changes needed to support compulsory treatment, where deemed necessary for those patients not formally detained.' Health Minister Paul Boateng said "We are determined to develop comprehensive mental health services

47. Presbytery Of Mitchell - Directory
    Mrs Margaret Pedler, 13 Dobson Way, Warmambool 3280, 5562 9571. Mr Colin Baxter,10 McDonald Ave., Hamilton 3300, tel/fax 5571 2504 mobile 0411118334.  
    http://vic.uca.org.au/presbyteries/mitchell/presbydir.html

48. Kit Pedler Bibliography
    Margaret Atwood John Fowles Bernard Malamud Steve Perry Frederik Pohl RL StineEugene Zamiatin Paul Zindel. FantasticFiction Authors P Kit Pedler.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Kit_Pedler.htm

49. Books
    Good condition. $20. Pedler, Margaret. The Lamp of Fate. New York Grosset Dunlap,1921. Good condition. 356 pps. $8. QUEEN, Ellery. The Spanish Cape Mystery.  
    http://www.shippshop.com/books.htm
    
    Extractions: FICTION BOCCACCIO, Giovanni. The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio. Translated by John Payne. New York: Walter J. Black, no date. 528 pps. Cover has some spots. BUCK, Pearl S. Pavilion of Women. New York. The John Day Company. 1946. 316pps. Cloth. Very Good Condition. CHUBB, Percival ed. Boy Life: Stories and Readings Selected From the Works of William Dean Howell. COBB, Irvin. Favorite Humorous Stories of Irvin Cobb. New York: Triangle Books, 1940, reprint December 1941. 340 pps. Source material for this book from previous books by Irvin Cobb. Good Condition. DOYLE, Conan A. The Hound of the Baskervilles GREY, Zane. Under the Tonto Rim HALEY, Alex. Roots HALEY, Alex. Roots HENRY, O. Roads of Destiny HERSEY, John. The Wall New York. Alfred A. Knopf. 1950. 632 pps. First Edition. Dust jacket worn. Good Condition. HOLMES, Oliver Wendell Jr. The Common Law. Boston: Little, Brown, 1938. Fine condition with dust jacket. 421 pps. HOUGH, Emerson. The Covered Wagon. A New Centennial Edition of this thrilling epic of Pioneer days, celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the first covered wagon to make the long trek westward. LLOYD, Nelson.

50. SIDNEY A. PEDLER
    He was preceded in death by a son, Larry; four brothers, Harry, John,Tom and Donald; and two sisters, Katie Pedler and Margaret Nelson.  
    http://stemmlawsonpeterson.com/obituary_listings/PEDLER_SIDNEY.htm
    
    Extractions: Mr. Pedler is survived by two sons, Dennis W. (Chris) of Union and David L. (Jean) of Bristol; two daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Jan) Tepe of Elkhart and Mrs. Terry (Karen) Pedler-Buchanan of Elkhart; 12 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son, Larry; four brothers, Harry, John, Tom and Donald; and two sisters, Katie Pedler and Margaret Nelson. Mr. Pedler was a graduate of Elkhart High School and Indiana University, where he played in the IU band. He had worked for Harry Pedler and Co., and in 1945 founded Hoosier Band Instrument Co. of Elkhart, working there until his retirement. He enjoyed fishing, growing tulips and roses and restoring musical instruments that he used to manufacture.

51. Aplex Books
    No Armour Against Fate by Pedler, Margaret Price £7.00,Hardback book, in very good condition, 325 pages long.  
    http://www.aplex.co.uk/acatalog/Aplex_Books_No_Armour_Against_Fate_297.html

52. General Fiction Books - Section P
    Faded spine, generally very good, no wrapper. Order code2582 / Price £2.50Pedler, Margaret The Guarded Halo. Hodder and Stoughton. Not dated, '40s?  
    http://home.clara.net/pwhyles/cp/3p.htm

53. Compendium Of History, Reminiscence & Biography Of NEBRASKA
    Mr. Pedler has been in Nebraska thirty years and is reckoned as one of the and wasthe youngest of ten children; he has one sister, Mrs. Margaret Fauquier, in  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~neresour/OLLibrary/Comp_NE/cmp0353.htm
    
    Extractions: COMPENDIUM OF HISTORY, REMINISCENCE AND BIOGRAPHY. JOSEPH S. PEDLER Joseph S. Pedler was born on a farm in Gray county, Ontario, May 30, 1857. He was the eldest of two sons in the family of Samuel and Sarah Sparks Pedler, His mother died in 1861, when he was only four years old. His father remarried, and of this marriage eleven children were born. Out of this large family, Joseph and a half-brother, H. W. Pedler, were the only ones who came to the United States. Mr. Pedler spent his earlier years on a farm, receiving but little schooling, and in his seventeenth year, he started out in life for himself, learning the blacksmith trade. It is a curious fact that as far back as the family history could be traced, some member of the Pedler family has been a blacksmith or iron worker. Mr. Pedler first received forty dollars per year and board. Mr. Pedler was elected sheriff of Sherman county in the fall of 1885, and after serving in that capacity for two terms, was deputy sheriff for two years. While he was serving as sheriff, there was considerable excitement over the shooting of Editor B. L. Richardson of "The Loup City Northwestern" by Editor O. B. Willard of the "Sherman County Times."

54. 1850 Census - Tippecanoe Township, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
    36, 491, 491, TAYLOR, George, 48, M, Laborer, Unk. 36, 491, 491, GILBERT,Margaret, 18, F, Unk. 36, 491, 491, GAINS, Jno. 40, M, Scale Pedler,Unk.  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~intippec/1850Tipp4.htm
    
    Extractions: PG H / H FAM NAME AGE SEX OCCUPATION PROP VAL B/P GRAHAM, Garret M Farmer PA GRAHAM, Anna F NJ GRAHAM, Martha J. F OH GRAHAM, Sanford M IN GRAHAM, Thomas M IN GRAHAM, Nelson M IN GRAHAM, John M IN GRAHAM, James A. M IN RUSSELL, Thomas M Farmer IN RUSSELL, Elizabeth A. F OH NASLE, Charles M Farmer KY NASLE, Lydia F KY NASLE, Julia F KY NASLE, Nancy F KY NASLE, Mary F IN RUSSELL, Wm. M Farmer KY RUSSELL, Luticia F KY RUSSELL, Mary F IN DAILY, Michael M Laborer IRE BEEKER, Christian F NC BEEKER, Samuel M Farmer IN BEEKER, Wm. M Farmer IN BEEKER, Christian F IN RUSSELL, P. M Farmer NC RUSSELL, Sarah A. F OH RUSSELL, Mary F IN RUSSELL, James M IN RUSSELL, Matilda F IN RUSSELL, Margaret F IN RUSSELL, Geo. M.D. M IN RUSSELL, Hiram B.? M IN RUSSELL, Wm. M Farmer IN STERRET, Samuel M Farmer IN STERRET, Sophiah F NY STERRET, Samuel M Farmer IRE STERRET, Polly F MD STERRET, William M Farmer IN STERRET, Joseph M IN BEEKER, Leonard M Farmer IN BEEKER, Ann F VA BEEKER, Darlcena F IN Leonard Beeker m. Ann Stingley, Feb. 13, 1840 in Tippecanoe Co. BURGET, John

55. ISTG Vol 4 - SS State Of Alabama
    55 Given name may be Elizabeth *56 Given name may be Margaret *57 Given Given nameomitted on list; first intial only appears *80 Occupation Pedler is spelled  
    http://istg.rootsweb.com/v4/1800v4/alabamaso18820106.html
    
    Extractions: DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK Sworn to this January 6, 1882 so help me God before this. Columns represent: Names, Age (years/months), Sex, Occupation, The Country to Which They Severally Belong, The Country in Which They Intend to Become Inhabitants, Died on the Voyage, Part of the Vessel Occupied by Each Passenger During the Voyage. National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 446, List 17. Transcribed by Ann Moran-Smith a member of the

56. ISTG Vol 3 - Ship Margaret Evans
    Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Margaret Evans whereof M SugarBaker Hanover United States 124 Michael Wilson 40 M Pedler Prussia United  
    http://istg.rootsweb.com/v3/1800v3/margaretevans18540419_1.html
    
    Extractions: DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK Columns represent: names, age(years and months), sex, occupation, country to which they severally belong, country in which they intend to become inhabitants. Correspondence 5/21/00 Passenger #235 Peter Cramp is my ancestor. He journeyed to Huron Co., OH where he married Christiana Seel, another recent immigrant from the Duchy of Nassau. He was a farmer. They had twelve children: Henry, William, Phillip Peter, Frederick, Peter, George, Louise, Charley, Christina, Edward, John A. and Reuben. In 1870 the family moved to Woods Co., OH where he died in 1913. Most of the family resided there until WW11. I have a lot of information and drawings of the "Margaret Evans." courtesy Michael Palmer. I purchased his book containing the drawings. Please contact me for more information at Mary Jane (Kramp) Adams PAGE 2 National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 137, List 328 Transcribed by Vernon G. Kooi

57. Not New Books: ROMANCE
    Patchett, Ann, Bel Canto A Novel. Patricia macDonald, Secret Admirer. Pedler, Margaret,Red Ashes. Perrin, Blanche Chenery, By the Same Door. Picano, Felice, The Lure.  
    http://www.notnewbooks.com/cgi-bin/nnb455/scan/mp=keywords/se=ROMANCE/st=sql/ml=
    
    Extractions: Our Wedding Time Capsule; What Life Was Like the Year We Were Married Adams, Alice Superior Women Alexandra Ripley Scarlett Anderson, Mary Do You Call That a Dream Date? Anglund, Joan Walsh Love is a Special Way of Feeling Anne Tyler Saint Maybe Arensberg, Ann Incubus Ariel Books Staff A Book of Love (Little Bks.) Arterburn, Stephen; Rinck, Meg J. Avoiding Mr. Wrong (And What to Do If You Didn't) : Ten Men Who Will Ruin Your Life Atherton, Gertrude The Gorgeous Isle: A Romance: scene: Nevis, B.W.I., 1842 TO MARRY, WITH LOVE Barbara Raskin Current Affairs Barbara Raskin Current Affairs Barbara Taylor Bradford Dangerous to Know Barbara Taylor Bradford Everything to Gain Barbara Taylor Bradford To be the Best Baricco, Alessandro; Waldman, Guido (translator) Silk Barich, Bill Carson Valley Barron, Stephanie Jane and the Prisoner of Wool House : Being the Sixth Jane Austen Mystery (Jane Austen Mystery Ser., Bk. 6) Bjornson, Bjornstjerne The Fisher Maiden Bloom, Amy

58. Holly Run 2000 Results - Under 17 Girls / Junior Women / Senior Women
    34, 002557, 701, Muggridge, Mandy, 33. 35, 002623, 722, Pedler, Margaret, DulwichPark Runners, V45, 46. 36, 002634, 705, Kerr, Amanda, 34. 37, 002634, 706, Munro,Shirley, 34.  
    http://www.rpac.org.uk/pages/hollyrun2000othergirls.html
    
    Extractions: Position Actual Time Race No Surname First Name Club Name Category Age Best Charlotte Crawley A.C. Ray Janet Statham Maggie Holland Sports A.C. Turner Kelly Woking A.C. Webb Sam Crawley A.C. Best Rachel Dulwich Park Runners Christmas Natalie Crawley A.C. Whitehouse Pippa Goodwin Alexandra Croydon Harriers MacGregor Victoria Paddock Wood A.C. Baker Nicola Bromley A.C. Wells Elaine Crawley A.C. Goodwin Vicki Robinson Debbie Reigate Priory A.C. Barker Jackie Lingfield Running Club Smith Susan Dulwich Park Runners Baker Gemma Bromley A.C. Doran Francesca Bromley A.C. Sabatini Juliet Woking A.C. Spooner Jackie Reigate Priory A.C. Bishop Fiona Woking A.C. Garner Sue Lingfield Running Club Gowers Alison Dulwich Park Runners Henderson Samantha Woking A.C. Fenn Kirsty Crawley A.C. Morris Marianne Serpentine A.C. Tibbals Sharon Horsham Joggers Luji-Ross Latifah Reigate Priory A.C. Henderson Sarah Woking A.C. La Piere Lucreta Dulwich Park Runners Hunt Liz Harris Philippa Lingfield Running Club Schooling Tessa Reigate Priory A.C.

59. Www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext03/lmpft10.txt
    The Project Gutenberg Etext of The Lamp of Fate, by Margaret Pedler ( 2 in our seriesby Margaret Pedler) Copyright laws are changing all over the world, be  
    http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext03/lmpft10.txt

60. Www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext02/thofe10.txt
    Project Gutenberg Etext The Hermit of Far End, by Margaret Pedler Copyright lawsare changing all over the world, be sure to check the laws for your country  
    http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext02/thofe10.txt

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