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John Reed: The Making of a Revolutionary by Granville Hicks, 1968-06

Dzhon Rid: 1887-1920 : metodicheskie materialy k vecheru, posviashchennomu 50-letiiu so dnia smerti by I. D Kudriavtseva, 1970

Friend and Lover: The Life of Louise Bryant by Virginia Gardner, 1982-11

The Bohemians by Alan Cheuse, 1984-08

So Short A Time by Barbara Gelb, 1981-12-01

Great Songs of the Yiddish Theatre (Theater): Arranged for Voice, Piano and Guitar (Lyrics in Yiddish using Latin Alphabet) (English and Yiddish Edition)

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Reed, John (18871920) Works by this author Ten Days That Shook The World.Copyright 2001 Keith Ito. All Rights Reserved. Admin Control Panel.
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Keyword Search Motif Search Custom Search Browse Authors Browse Titles. TenDays That Shook The World by Reed, John (18871920). Copyright 2001 Keith Ito.
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Hennepin County Library - Online Catalog
Author, Count. Ridley, William J. 1. Rido, Jon, 18871920, 0. See Reed, John,1887-1920. 2. Ridolini, 1889-1928, 0. See Semon, Larry, 1889-1928. 1. Ridout,Lucy, 9.
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Biographies - Rbeli To Reza
Reed, John (18871920) American author, poet, journalist - Russia 5611. Reed,Walter (1851-1902) American physician, educator, author, bacteriologist.
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Extractions: RBELI, Iosif Abgarovich (1887-1961) Armenian science academy official. First president of the Armenian Academy of Science. - USSR USR1987C20 READ, A. C. ( - ) Hungary C402 READ, George (1733-1798) American patriot, lawyer. Born September 18, 1733 in North East, Maryland, he signed the Declaration of Independence, 1776, and helped Delaware become the first state to ratify the Constitution. He died September 21, 1798 in New Castle, Delaware. - Aitutaki 124; 124a; 126d Barbuda (M)261; 264; 281; 284; Burundi C249; C249a Colombia 846; 846a Guinea-Bissau (Mich.)366 Liberia 932 Nicaragua 987 Pakistan 409 Paraguay (M)2430 Romania 2609 Saint Kitts 326 Samoa 429; 432a Togo C272; C273a Tonga CO108 United States 120; 130; USA1976E29.2e; 1694; 1694a Upper Volta 354 READ, Mary (1680-1721) English pirate - Grenada 348 Jamaica 332 Virgin Isl. 229 READ, Norman ( - ) New Zealandic sportsman, walker - Dominican Rep. 483; B10 READ, Philip ( - ) English sportsman, motorcycle racer - Yemen Kingdom (Mich.)635 REAGAN, Nancy Davis (1921- ) Wife of Ronald Reagan, actress. Born July 6, 1921 in New York, New York, she appeared in the high school play, First Lady, 1939. Her last movie, Hellcats, was with Ronald Reagan, 1957. She was active in the anti-drug campaign. - Paraguay (M)3080; Saint Lucia 842; Saint Vincent 959; Saint Vincent-Grenadines 8664
Reed
from Petrograd in 1917; founded the American Communist Labor Party in 1919; is buriedin the Kremlin in Moscow (18871920) syn Reed, John Reed 3 American
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Extractions: reed From WordNet (r) 1.7 reed n 1: tall woody perennial grasses with hollow slender stems especially of the genera Arundo and Phragmites 2: United States journalist who reported on the October Revolution from Petrograd in 1917; founded the American Communist Labor Party in 1919; is buried in the Kremlin in Moscow (1887-1920) [syn: Reed John Reed ] 3: American physician who proved that yellow fever is transmitted by mosquitoes (1851-1902) [syn: Reed Walter Reed ] 4: mechanical device consisting of a thin strip of stiff material that is fitted into the mouthpiece of woodwind instruments and that vibrates to produce a tone when air streams over it 5: a musical instrument that sounds by means of a reed [syn: beating-reed instrument From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) Reed From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) Reed Rede . [Obs.] Chaucer. From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) Reed From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) Reed Phragmites communis ... Batten . 7. (Mining) A tube containing the train of powder for igniting the charge in blasting. 8. (Arch.) Same as Reeding Egyptian reed (Bot.), the papyrus.
Dictionary: Reed
Petrograd in 1917; founded the American Communist Labor Party in 1919; is buriedin the Kremlin in Moscow (18871920) syn {Reed}, {John Reed} 3 American
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YES English Online: Library - Non-Fiction >>> True Tales, Biography & Philosophy
John Reed (18871920). Ten Days That Shook the World. James Ford Rhodes (1848-1927).History of the American Civil War, 1861-1865. Jacob August Riis (1849-1914).
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The Great History Books And Their Authors.
A listing of major historians, with bibliographies.Category Society History Historians (Click on letter to go to index.) Q-. (Click on letter to go to index.) -R- Reed,John (1887-1920) § Reed earns a place on account of his work, Ten Days That
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Extractions: Francis Bacon Sir Edward Coke , and Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes : three great historical figures which every lawyer should know about. She wrote their biographies. Francis Bacon - The Temper of the Man The Lion and the Throne (Boston: Little, Brown; 1957). Yankee from Olympus (Boston: Little, Brown; 1945).
Oregon
Oregon's most internationally known author, John Reed (18871920), wrote Ten Daysthat Shook the World (1919), an account of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution.
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Extractions: By Becky Mills When someone mentions the state of Oregon, most people think of two things: trees, and pioneers in covered wagons. In truth, we do have an abundance of trees and historical markers commemorating the pioneers who seized their Manifest Destiny. Oregon and its authors are as varied as the land itself. Where else can one visit the Pacific Ocean, lush rain forest, fertile river valley farmland, snow-covered mountains, and high desert, all in the same day? Not only do we hunt and fish and farm here, we are also home to some progressive companies: Nike, Tektronix and Stash Teas. Where else do they legislate the returning of cans and bottles, make it illegal to own the beach, leave lumber families and businesses broke because of a little spotted owl, or have no sales tax? Less Material Dreams Perhaps because Oregon's early days were not dominated by gold rushes, as were California and Alaska, those who penned the early literature of our state were chasing less material dreams. The pioneers who made Oregon home sought a living from the land and felt a genuine affection for it rather than a desire to conquer it. The settlers were strong, visionary, principled, pragmatic people who didn't have time for extensive cultural pursuits. Oregon, while not a cultural Mecca, had a great share of independent thinkers and fascinating characters.
WorldBook General Reference Encyclopedia > History > United States > 1897 - 1921
1. Reed , John, 16. Reed , John Reed , John 18871920, American journalist; b.Portland, Ore the best eyewitness account of the 1917 RUSSIAN REVOLUTION.
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Maggio 1999
Translate this page Lo scrittore americano John Reed (1887-1920), celebre autore de I dieci giorni chesconvolsero il mondo (1918), fu corrispondente dai Balcani per vari giornali
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Hammond. Beatrice (19091940) Sylvan (1887-1920) Harry. Evelyn M. (1916- ) Hassler. Michaels.John ( -1996) Thelma Joann (1937- ) Milheims. Reed. ( - ) ( - Row.
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US Bundesstaaten
Translate this page Gouverneur ? Bekannte Personen Reed, John (1887-1920). Journalist und politischerAktivist. Severinsen, Doc (born 1927). Bandleader und Trompetenspieler.
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Extractions: Mehr Informationen finden Sie unten! Staatsflagge: Die Staatsflagge Oregons, die 1925 angenommen wurde, hat die einzigartige Eigenschaft, dass sie doppelseitig ist. Auf der Vorderseite findet man das goldene Staatswappen auf blauem Grund, umring von 33 Sternen. Über dem Staatswappen befinden sich die Worte "State of Oregon" und unter dem Wappen das Datum "1859". Auf der Rückseite befindet sich ein goldener Bieber, der die Wichtigkeit dieses Tieres für die Wirtschaft in Oregon symbolisiert. Staatsblume: Oregon Weintraube Staatsvogel: Westlicher Wiesensperling (Western Meadowlark) Gegründet: US Bundesstaat seit: 14. Feburar 1859
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Governor ? Famous Person Reed, John (18871920). Journalist and politicalactivist. Severinsen, Doc (born 1927). Trumpet player and bandleader.
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Extractions: More Information below! State Flag: Oregon's state flag, adopted in 1925, has the distinction of being the only state flag to be double-sided. On the front is the state escutcheon (shield) in gold on a blue field, surrounded by 33 stars. Above the escutcheon are the words "State of Oregon" and below it, the date 1859. On the back of the flag is a gold beaver, indicating the importance of that animal in the economy of the state. State Flower: Oregon Grape State Bird: Western Meadowlark State founded in: US State since: Feb. 14, 1859 (33rd to join the Union) History: Bartolome Ferrelo may have sighted Oregon.
Red Biography: John Reed
~ These pages now mirrored by Lemming, with no implicit endorsement of their content.~, John Reed. (18871920) American revolutionary, socialist and journalist.
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Extractions: ~ These pages now mirrored by Lemming, with no implicit endorsement of their content. ~ American revolutionary, socialist and journalist. Reed was born in Portland, Oregon, to a wealthy family and educated at Harvard University. He settled in New York City in 1910 and began writing for a socialist journal, The Masses . In New York, Reed gained a reputation as one of the new and bright intellectuals of the Greenwich Village portion of New York. After going to New Jersey to witness a silk-workers' strike organized by Bill Haywood in 1913, he also became a supporter of the Industrial Workers of the World and their idea of "One Big Union." Subsequently, he organized an IWW march in New York. Officially becoming a journalist, Reed gained national attention for his reporting of the revolt led by Pancho Villa of Mexico in 1914. When World War I broke out, Reed denounced it as a "Traders' War." He was sent to Europe in 1914 and 1915 for The Metropolitan . After returning from Europe, he with numerous leftists such as Emma Goldman and Max Eastman to fight against the war. He initially supported President Woodrow Wilson because he pledged to keep the US from fighting.
LCGS (Ohio) Projects - Mentor Cemetery Sec. 10A Rows 6-10 - Mentor
7. 8. Mother/ Lillian M. Reed/ 18981983. flowers. 10A. 8. 8. Bascom/ Lillian M./1926-2001/ John T./ 1929-1990. 4. N face Ruby A. Roberts/ 1887-1920. South of 10A-9-3.
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Extractions: Lake County Genealogical Society Mentor Township Mentor Cemetery Section 10A Rows 6-10 Proofed 13 Sep 2002 Name Sec- tion Row Stone # Inscription Symbols Comments Clark, J. W. C. [top face] Father/ [front face] J. W. C./ 1811-1891 See mon 10A-7-3 Clark, Mother [top face] Mother/ 1814-1901 See mon 10A-7-3 Winfield, Pauline [top face] Pauline/ [front face] wife of/ John T./ 1875-1904 See mon 10A-7-6 Winfield, Wm. [top face] Father/ [front face] Wm. Winfield/ Feb. 3, 1845/ Dec. 11, 1913 See mon 10A-7-6 Winfield, Mary [top face] Mother/ [front face] Mary Winfield/ Dec. 21, 1842/ Mar. 9, 1907 See mon 10A-7-6 Yuhas, Louis J. Father/ Louis J. Yuhas/ 1907-1982 cross flush Booth, Marie Swanson Mother/ Marie Swanson/ Booth/ 1880-1961 ivy Booth, Glenn James Father/ Glenn James/ Booth/ 1874-1934 ivy, Knights of Pythias flagholder Booth, Mary Etta Collister Mother/ Mary Etta Collister/ Booth/ 1878-1906 ivy Marshall, Nelson F. Nelson F. Marshall/ Aug. 16, 1833/ Oct. 9, 1908 Marshall, Louesa A. Louesa A. Marshall/ Feb. 3, 1842/ Sep. 28, 1911 Clark
John Reed
Revolution from Petrograd in 1917; founded the American Communist Labor Party in1919; is buried in the Kremlin in Moscow (18871920) syn Reed, John Reed.
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Extractions: john reed From WordNet (r) 1.7 John Reed n : United States journalist who reported on the October Revolution from Petrograd in 1917; founded the American Communist Labor Party in 1919; is buried in the Kremlin in Moscow (1887-1920) [syn: Reed John Reed 1 definition found Dictionary sytes.org word@sytes.org
Records For Commonwealth Literature (English) -- Encyclopedias. (in MARION)
Communism Soviet Union History 20th century Sources.Record 1 of 1. Reed, John, 18871920. John Reed and the Russian
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TMC Videos (Title Order)
age Recognizing delirium in the elder patient RC520.7 .R43 1995 Children's filmsThe red balloon PN1995.9.C4 R4 1994 Reed, John, 18871920 Drama Reds PN1997
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BACK TO TOP. Reed, John. (18871920). Daughter of the Revolution and OtherStories. New York Vanguard Press, 1927. 30727; PQ4; GL; TDB. BACK TO TOP.
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Extractions: REHupa Home Page REH Bookshelf - R compiled by Rusty Burke BACK TO REH BOOKSHELF HOMEPAGE Rabelais , François Ragozin ... Russian literature Rabelais, François Mentioned in "A Poet's Skull" (as "Rabelay"). "Age Comes to Rabelais." REH to The Eyrie, March 1932: "[Clark Ashton] Smith's sweep of imagination and fantasy is enthralling, but what captivates me most is the subtle, satiric humour that threads its delicate way through so much of his work a sly humour that equals the more subtle touches of Rabelais and Petronius." REH to H.P. Lovecraft, ca. November 1932 [SL 2 #65]: "To me, for instance, Rabelais is neither wise nor witty, though perhaps I shouldn't pass judgment on him, since his stuff nauseates me to such an extent I've never been able to read much of it." BACK TO TOP Ragozin, Zénaïde A[lexeïevna] The Story of Assyria from the Rise of the Empire to the Fall of Nineveh; (Continued from "The Story of Chaldea"). New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1893.

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