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E.C. Elliott and others
No full textFarewell party for Prof. and Mrs. O.G. Lloyd; Lloyd was Professor of Ag Econ in 1950, Head of Dept. of Farm Management, 1938. In picture are Mrs. Elliott, Elliott, Mrs. Lloyd, Lloyd; 1-19-1954; E.C. Elliott paper
E.C. Elliott and others
No full textFarewell party for Prof. and Mrs. Lloyd; Lloyd was Professor of Ag Econ in 1950, Head of Dept. of Farm Management, 1938. In picture are Mrs. Elliott, Elliott, Mrs. Earl Butz; 1-19-1954; E.C. Elliott paper
Marie Lloyd [1] [picture].
No full textPart of the David Elliott theatrical postcard collection.; Rotary Photo E.C.: 5019A.; Inscriptions: Correspondence and postage on reverse
David Lloyd George, retrato de perfil
No full textI.O. En el anverso: "PHOTO BY GRAPHIC PHOTO UNION", "RT. HON D. LLOYD GEORGE", "(LATEST PORTRAIT)", "487.B. BEAGLES POSTCARDS". En el reverso: "J. BEAGLES & Co. LTD ., E.C., PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS", "GUARANTEED REAL PHOTOGRAPH", "POST CARD", "BEAGLES POST CARDS", "BEST IN THE WORLD", "PRINTED IN ENGLAND BY J. BEAGLES & Co. LTD., LONDON. E.C.". NOTA: (David Lloyd George; Manchester, 1863 - Criccieth, Carnavonshire, 1945) Político liberal británico. Aunque inglés de nacimiento, su infancia transcurrió en Gales en un medio muy modesto, dada su orfandad. Tras hacerse abogado, pasó joven a la política, resultando elegido miembro de la Cámara de los Comunes en 1890 como candidato liberal: representó a la circunscripción de Carnavon durante 55 años. Sus discursos parlamentarios le distinguieron como un radical inconformista, defensor del particularismo galés y crítico hacia la postura británica durante la Guerra de los bóers (1899-1902). Referencia: http://www.biografiasyvidas.com/biografia/l/lloyd.htm, (fecha de consulta: 27-08-2012)
Services in Europe: a policy for the '90s. Europe: Magazine of the European Community No. 263, January-February 1987
Get PDFMarie Lloyd [2] [picture].
No full textPart of the David Elliott theatrical postcard collection.; Langfier: 1601B; Rotary Photo E.C
Afropean Journeys: A Conversation with E.C. Osondu
Get PDFNigeria-born and US resident author E.C. Osondu debuted with the short story collection Voice of America (2010), followed by the novel This House is Not for Sale (2015) and Alien Stories (2020). His latest novel, When the Sky is Ready the Stars Will Appear, the compelling tale of an African boy’s journey towards Rome in search of a better life, was first published in translation in Italy with the title Quando il cielo vuole spuntano le stelle (2020). Only one year later, the original version of the novel was published in Nigeria. This piece, based on a conversation with the author within the context of the “Afropean Bridges” 2021 Series, introduces E.C. Osondu and his works to the Italian audience
Practical illustration of the fugitive slave law / E.C., del. [signed on stone].
No full textIn front of a "temple of liberty," a pitched battle rages between African Americans and their supporters and slaveholders and their supporters. At right, an official with a star on his hat sits on the shoulders of Daniel Webster, who is on all fours and complains, "This, though constitutional, is 'extremely disagreeable.'" At left, William Lloyd Garrison points a pistol at the official, protecting an African American woman.; Weitenkampf suggests that E.C. may be Edward Williams Clay, but Reilly points out that signature, style, and politics alike are atypical of Clay, and suggests the date and Boston imprint. See Reilly, B. American political prints, 1766-1876, 1991, p. 344-345
Ships Observing Marine Climate: a catalogue of the VOS participating in the VSOP-NA
Get PDFOur present knowledge of the marine climate, as represented by data sets such as COADS (Woodruff et al., 1987), is based on meteorological observations from the Voluntary Observing Ships (VOS). Because the VOS are merchant ships, rather than specially designed meteorological platforms, errors and biases exist in the data. However there is little information readily available to the climatologist either on the nature of the VOS fleet or on the observing practises which are used. This report, describing the forty-six ships that participated in the Voluntary Observing Ships' Special Observing Project - North Atlantic (VSOP-NA), therefore serves two purposes:(i) it provides a reference document to aid analysis of the VSOP-NA data set,(ii) it gives a detailed description of a subset of the VOS, which will be of value in the interpretation of marine climate data sets.This report is in two parts, Part 1 is an overall summary of the ship characteristics, Part 2 is a ship by ship description. The next section will briefly describe the VSOP-NA project, followed by a summary of the characteristics of the VSOP-NA ships (Section 3). Since these ships were specially selected (Section 2.2), the degree to which they are representative of the whole VOS fleet will be carefully considered. The meteorological instrumentation used by the VOS varies depending on which meteorological agency recruited the ships. That used on the chosen VSOP-NA ships is typical of VOS recruited by the countries bordering the North Atlantic, and will be described in Section 4. Section 5 is a summary of Part 1 of the report.Part 2 presents the VSOP-NA ship catalogue. This includes, for each ship, diagrams of the layout (indicating in particular the exposure of the sensors), a summary of the geographical positions at which observations were obtained, and details of the instrumentation used.<br/
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