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The Poetical Works of James Thomson, Volume 1 by James Thomson, 2010-02-09

Musidorus: a poem sacred to the memory of Mr. James Thomson. by See Notes Multiple Contributors, 2010-06-10

Winter, a poem, a hymn on the seasons, a poem to the memory of Sir Isaac Newton, and Britannia, a poem. By James Thomson. by James Thomson, 2010-06-10

The laureate of pessimism; a sketch of the life and character of James Thomson ("B.V.") by Bertram Dobell, 2010-09-05

Poems by James Thomson. Viz. Britannia, To the memory of Lord Talbot, The castle of indolence, and lesser poems: with Alfred, a masque, by Mr. Thomson and Mr. Mallet. by James Thomson, 2010-06-09

The Works of James Thomson: With His Last Corrections, Additions and Improvements, Volume 2 by James Thomson, 2010-03-31

The seasons, by James Thomson. A new edition. Adorned with a set of engravings from original designs. To which is prefixed an essay on the plan and character of the poem, by J. Aikin. by James Thomson, 2010-06-10

The seasons. By James Thomson. A new edition. by James Thomson, 2010-06-10

The Works of James Thomson: With His Last Corrections and Improvements : To Which Is Prefixed, an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Volume 4 by James Thomson, Patrick Murdoch, 2010-01-10

The Poetical Works of James Thomson Illustrated. Signed by Author by James Thomson, 1868

The Poetical Works of James Thomson by ed. William Michael Rossetti, 1000-01-01

The Works of Mr James Thomson Vol 11 by James Thomson, 1111

The Works of Mr. James Thomson (Volume 3); With His Last Corrections and Improvements. to Which Is Prefixed, the Life of the Author by James Thomson, 2010-03-23

Edward and Eleonora. A tragedy. Altered from James Thomson, and adapted to the stage, by Thomas Hull; as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. by James Thomson, 2010-06-10

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Thomson, James
Thomson, James University of Wisconsin Madison Wisconsin Regional Primate ResearchCenter 1223 Capitol Court Madison, WI 53715 USA Thomson@primate.wisc.edu
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Thomson, James Park - Bright Sparcs Biographical Entry
Thomson, James Park Bright Sparcs Biographical entry, Bright Sparcs is a biographical,bibliographical and archival database of Australian scientists with
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Extractions: Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Archival/Heritage Sources Published Sources Geographer and Astronomer Born: 20 June 1854 Scotland. Died: 10 May 1941. Thomson was the founder, in 1885, of Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, Queensland Branch, was president 1894-97 and edited its "Journal". He had a private observatory and was responsible for the adoption of the zonal system for reckoning time. Structure based on ISAAR(CPF) - click here for an explanation of the fields Prepared by: McCarthy, G.J.
Thomson, James Miln - Bright Sparcs Biographical Entry
Thomson, James Miln Bright Sparcs Biographical entry, Bright Sparcs is a biographical,bibliographical and archival database of Australian scientists with
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Digital Library Of The Commons: Thomson, James T.. 1980. How Much Wood Would A P
Thomson, James T.. 1980. How Much Wood Would a Peasant Plant? Public Sahel.Thomson, James T. 1980. How Much Wood Would a Peasant Plant?
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Extractions: Thomson, James T.. 1980. How Much Wood Would a Peasant Plant? Public Choice Analysis of Institutional Constraints on Firewood Production Strategies in the West African Sahel. Thomson, James T. 1980. "How Much Wood Would a Peasant Plant? Public Choice Analysis of Institutional Constraints on Firewood Production Strategies in the West African Sahel." (Working Paper) Full text available as: Adobe PDF Introduction: "This essay presents a public choice policy analysis of firewood production possibilities in the West African Sahel, the arid southern fringe of the Sahara Desert. "Demand for firewood has outstripped supply in much of the contemporary Sahel. Arid areas and urban hinterlands now face the worst pinch, but population growth will soon create scarcities in many regions where supplies remain temporarily adequate. Since firewood will almost certainly continue to be the staple cooking and heating fuel of most Sahelien families, sustained severe shortages will sharply reduce many Saheliens living standards. "The pertinent problem thus becomes identification in particular settings of best strategies to prevent serious firewood shortages. Using standard public choice assumptions about human nature, this analysis highlights technical, legal, political and economic impediments to reforestation and then suggests several strategies to reduce or overcome them. Drawbacks as well as advantages of individualist, collective, and mixed approached to Woodstock management are considered.
Digital Library Of The Commons: Thomson, James T.. 2000. Speical Districts: An I
Thomson, James T.. 2000. Speical Districts An Institutional Tool forImproved Common Pool Resource Management. Thomson, James T. 2000.
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Extractions: Thomson, James T.. 2000. Speical Districts: An Institutional Tool for Improved Common Pool Resource Management. Thomson, James T. 2000. "Speical Districts: An Institutional Tool for Improved Common Pool Resource Management." Presented at "Constituting the Commons: Crafting Sustainable Commons in the New Millenium", the Eighth Conference of the International Association for the Study of Common Property, Bloomington, Indiana, May 31- June 4. Full text available as: Adobe PDF Introduction This paper explores benefits that rural and urban populations might derive from greater reliance on special purpose or special district governments in solving common pool resource problems. It focuses on West African countries that, for historical reasons, now utilize variants of French institutional arrangements. Many of the points made here may apply as well to countries utilizing British-inspired institutional arrangements. While special districts occur most frequently in the American context, they do share some characteristics with an important class of French institutional arrangements known collectively as "lintercommunalité." In fact in 1996 France, with some 36,500 communes, counted 19,000 inter-communal institutions (Bernard-Gelabert et Labia: 9). Of these 19,000 institutions, designed to facilitate inter-communal cooperation, a substantial majority (14,551) are single-purpose public enterprises (syndicats intercommunaux à vocation unique SIVU:) (Bernard-Gelabert et Labia: 10). While not autonomous political jurisdictions, as are special districts, SIVUs are closely linked with the local governments that create them.
Papers Of Sir George Gabriel Stokes, William Thomson, James Clerk Maxwell
mathematician and physicist; Papers of William Thomson, Baron of Kelvin Largs (18241907)physicist; and Papers of James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879) physicist.
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Extractions: Papers of William Thomson, Baron of Kelvin Largs (1824-1907) physicist; and Papers of James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879) physicist Project description _Stokes, Kelvin and Clerk Maxwell were all members of the "Cambridge School of Natural Philosophers" which helped to revolutionise science in Victorian Britain. The collection of their papers comprises lecture notes, scientific papers and letters from other notable scientists and mathematicians such as Michael Faraday, J.P. Joule, J.F.W. Herschel and Joseph Larmor. Access to parts of the collection is restricted since some papers are fragile. The purpose of the project was to carry out preservation microfilming to allow greater access to the collection and enable copies of the master microfilm to be supplied for use outside the Library. Main area of Work _Preservation microfilming Medium Subject Area _Science/History Contact Name_ Contact details as above
James Thomson Profile
James Thomson. Title Assistant Professor Department Anatomy School/CollegeMedical School. Address Primate Research Center 1220
http://www.cmb.wisc.edu/profiles/ThomsonJames.html

Extractions: Email: thomson@primate.wisc.edu Developmental Biology Amit, M., Carpenter, M., Inokuma, M., Chiu, C., Harris, C.P., Waknitz, M.A., Itskovitz-Eldor, J. and Thomson, J.A. (2000) Clonally derived human embryonic stem cell lines maintain pluripotency and proliferative potential for prolonged periods of in vitro culture. Dev. Biol. 277(2):271-278.
Thomson, James, 17001748, Scottish Poet
encyclopediaEncyclopedia Thomson, James. Thomson, James, 17001748,Scottish poet. Educated at Edinburgh, he went to London, took
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Extractions: Thomson, James Thomson, James, , Scottish poet. Educated at Edinburgh, he went to London, took a post as tutor, and became acquainted with such literary celebrities as Gay, Arbuthnot, and Pope. His most famous poem, The Seasons, The Seasons, Thomson's faithful, sensitive descriptions of external nature were a direct challenge to the urban and artificial school of Pope and influenced the forerunners of romanticism, such as Gray and Cowper. His other important poems are Liberty The Castle of Indolence (1748), written in imitation of Spenser and reflecting the poet's delight in idleness. Thomson also wrote a series of tragedies along classical lines, with a strong political flavor. The most notable were Sophonisba Edward and Eleanora (1739), which was banned for political reasons; and
Thomson, James, 183482, Scottish Poet And Essayist
Thomson, James. Thomson, James, 183482, Scottish poet and essayist. He isremembered for his darkly pessimistic poem The City of Dreadful Night.
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Extractions: Thomson, James Thomson, James, , Scottish poet and essayist. He is remembered for his darkly pessimistic poem The City of Dreadful Night. He was raised in an orphan asylum and became (1851) an army teacher at Ballincollig, Ireland. In 1862 he was dismissed from the service for a very minor offense, became a clerk in London, and contributed (using the signature B.V.) to the National Reformer, the magazine of his friend Charles Bradlaugh. Thomson's life in London was lonely and impoverished, aggravated by insomnia, his own incredibly melancholic disposition, and periodic bouts with alcoholism. His greatest poetical work, The City of Dreadful Night (1880, first published in the
PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Author - Index - Thomson, James -
INDEX What is PG Etext Listings. Etexts by Author Thomson, James T Index Main Index The City of Dreadful Night. Opera
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PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Author - Thomson, James
Etexts by Author Thomson, James T Index Main Index The City of DreadfulNight LANGUAGE English SUBJECT PG ENTRY 1238 POSTING DATE Mar 1998 ZIP.
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Academic Directories
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Project Gutenberg Titles By Thomson, James
Project Gutenberg Titles by. James Thomson. The City of Dreadful Night.You can also look up this author on The Online Books Page, which
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J. Thomson
Thomson, James. Private, G/48138. 4th. Battalion,. who died on. Thursday, 28thMarch 1918. Aged 27. James was the son of James Thomson, of Butler's Farm.
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Thomson, James, 17001748, Scottish Poet
encyclopediaEncyclopedia Thomson, James. Thomson, James, 17001748,Scottish poet. Educated at Edinburgh, he went to London, took
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Extractions: Thomson, James Thomson, James, , Scottish poet. Educated at Edinburgh, he went to London, took a post as tutor, and became acquainted with such literary celebrities as Gay, Arbuthnot, and Pope. His most famous poem, The Seasons, The Seasons, Thomson's faithful, sensitive descriptions of external nature were a direct challenge to the urban and artificial school of Pope and influenced the forerunners of romanticism, such as Gray and Cowper. His other important poems are Liberty The Castle of Indolence (1748), written in imitation of Spenser and reflecting the poet's delight in idleness. Thomson also wrote a series of tragedies along classical lines, with a strong political flavor. The most notable were Sophonisba Edward and Eleanora (1739), which was banned for political reasons; and Tancred and Sigismunda (1745). In 1740 he collaborated with his friend David Mallet on a masque, Alfred, See his poetical works (ed. by J. L. Robertson, 1908, repr. 1965); biographies by H. H. Campbell (1979) and M. J. Scott (1988); studies by R. Cohen (1963 and 1970) and R. R. Agrawal (1981).
THOMSON, JAMES
Thomson, James. Thomson, J.Thomson, T. 875. its clouded grey sky,and its sea which leaps and falls again in waves of sparkling
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Extractions: THOMSON, J.THOMSON, T. its clouded grey sky, and its sea which leaps and falls again in waves of sparkling and of shadowed silver, is fit to rank among the triumphs of Scottish art. Besides the accounts of his own travels Thomson wrote, in collaboration with Miss E. Harris Smith, Ulu (London, 1888), a novel based on his insight into the working of the African mind, Mungo Park and the Niger (London, 1890), a sound critical biography and many magazine articles on African politics. See Joseph Thomson, African Explorer (London, 1896), a biography by his brother, the Rev. J. B. Thomson, which contains a list of the published writings of the explorer.
James Thomson Artworks And Fine Art At Arthistorynet.com
James Thomson art artwork and indepth artistic information such as paintings,sculpture, photography Stipple Chalk (portrait woman painted by Sir Thomas
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THOMSON, JAMES (1834-1832)
Thomson, James (18341832). Thomson, J.Thomson, T. 875. its cloudedgrey sky, and its sea which leaps and falls again in waves
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Extractions: THOMSON, J.THOMSON, T. its clouded grey sky, and its sea which leaps and falls again in waves of sparkling and of shadowed silver, is fit to rank among the triumphs of Scottish art. Besides the accounts of his own travels Thomson wrote, in collaboration with Miss E. Harris Smith, Ulu (London, 1888), a novel based on his insight into the working of the African mind, Mungo Park and the Niger (London, 1890), a sound critical biography and many magazine articles on African politics. See Joseph Thomson, African Explorer (London, 1896), a biography by his brother, the Rev. J. B. Thomson, which contains a list of the published writings of the explorer.
THOMSON, JAMES (1700-1748)
Thomson, James (17001748). Thomson, J.Thomson, T. 875. its cloudedgrey sky, and its sea which leaps and falls again in waves
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Extractions: THOMSON, J.THOMSON, T. its clouded grey sky, and its sea which leaps and falls again in waves of sparkling and of shadowed silver, is fit to rank among the triumphs of Scottish art. Besides the accounts of his own travels Thomson wrote, in collaboration with Miss E. Harris Smith, Ulu (London, 1888), a novel based on his insight into the working of the African mind, Mungo Park and the Niger (London, 1890), a sound critical biography and many magazine articles on African politics. See Joseph Thomson, African Explorer (London, 1896), a biography by his brother, the Rev. J. B. Thomson, which contains a list of the published writings of the explorer.
Thomson, James
Thomson, James (18221892). Northern Irish physicist and engineer who discovered1849 that the melting point of ice decreases with pressure.
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Extractions: Thomson was born in Belfast, the brother of the future Lord Kelvin. At the age of only ten he began to attend Glasgow University, obtaining an MA in 1839. He held a succession of engineering posts before settling in Belfast in 1851 as a civil engineer. He was professor of civil engineering at Belfast 1857-73 and at Glasgow 1873-89. Thomson's discovery about the melting point of ice led him to an understanding of the way in which glaciers flow. He also carried out painstaking studies of the phase relationships of solids, liquids, and gases, and was involved in both geology and meteorology, producing scientific papers on currents and winds.

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