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Nicholas Family
No full textThe Nicholas Family - (L-R) Constance Nicholas, Rebecca, Eugenia & James (Seated
Chief Jim James.
No full textBlack-and-white photograph of a portrait of Chief Jim James, Chief of the Colville Indians in Washington State. He is wearing his hair in two braids, which are wrapped in a ribbon of fur, and a small section of hair tied at the top of his head. He is wearing earrings, a bone choker, and a single feather at the back of his head. He is wearing a shirt with a band of decoration on the should and down the front. In the lower right hand corner, under the artist's name, is written 42, and Spokane, W. Nicholas de Grandmaison painted another portrait of Chief Jim James in 1944, which was included in the book, "Drawn from the past : Nicholas de Grandmaison", written by Gordon Snyder, which was used to identify the person in this portrait. For reference, see NDG01_325.tif
This House by James Graham
No full textFor the first time, this play - first performed in 2012 at the National Theatre - is published in the Methuen Drama Student Edition series. It features commentary & notes by Nicholas Holden, Lecturer in Drama at the University of Greenwich, UK, that help the student unpack the play's social, political and cultural context, as well as its themes, language, structure and production history.
In tough times, the British do what we have always done. We muddle through.
This House is a razor-sharp political comedy exploring Westminster and the 1974 British hung parliament, which provides a timely historical correlative to the current political climate.
It's the play that secured the then-30-year-old James Graham's reputation as one of the UK's most important and revered dramatists, gaining critical acclaim, enjoying a sell-out run at the National Theatre's Olivier in 2013 and being revived in the West End in 2017, when it was Olivier-nominated
James Ryan Diary 1885
No full textThe James Ryan Diaries (1874-1919) were written at the James Ryan Ltd. Bonavista office by the proprietor and staff, especially Nicholas Ryan, the younger brother of James. Many of the entries concern shipping and fish intelligence, but there are also numerous entries in each volume pertaining to community affairs as well as national and international matters.The Ryan Family's business in Bonavista has been preserved as the Ryan Premises National Historic Site (Bonavista, N.L.)
James Ryan Diary 1890
No full textThe James Ryan Diaries (1874-1919) were written at the James Ryan Ltd. Bonavista office by the proprietor and staff, especially Nicholas Ryan, the younger brother of James. Many of the entries concern shipping and fish intelligence, but there are also numerous entries in each volume pertaining to community affairs as well as national and international matters.The Ryan Family's business in Bonavista has been preserved as the Ryan Premises National Historic Site (Bonavista, N.L.)
James Ryan Diary 1913
No full textThe James Ryan Diaries (1874-1919) were written at the James Ryan Ltd. Bonavista office by the proprietor and staff, especially Nicholas Ryan, the younger brother of James. Many of the entries concern shipping and fish intelligence, but there are also numerous entries in each volume pertaining to community affairs as well as national and international matters.The Ryan Family's business in Bonavista has been preserved as the Ryan Premises National Historic Site (Bonavista, N.L.)
James Ryan Diary 1894
No full textThe James Ryan Diaries (1874-1919) were written at the James Ryan Ltd. Bonavista office by the proprietor and staff, especially Nicholas Ryan, the younger brother of James. Many of the entries concern shipping and fish intelligence, but there are also numerous entries in each volume pertaining to community affairs as well as national and international matters.The Ryan Family's business in Bonavista has been preserved as the Ryan Premises National Historic Site (Bonavista, N.L.)
James Ryan Diary 1910
No full textThe James Ryan Diaries (1874-1919) were written at the James Ryan Ltd. Bonavista office by the proprietor and staff, especially Nicholas Ryan, the younger brother of James. Many of the entries concern shipping and fish intelligence, but there are also numerous entries in each volume pertaining to community affairs as well as national and international matters.The Ryan Family's business in Bonavista has been preserved as the Ryan Premises National Historic Site (Bonavista, N.L.)
James Ryan Diary 1878
No full textThe James Ryan Diaries (1874-1919) were written at the James Ryan Ltd. Bonavista office by the proprietor and staff, especially Nicholas Ryan, the younger brother of James. Many of the entries concern shipping and fish intelligence, but there are also numerous entries in each volume pertaining to community affairs as well as national and international matters.The Ryan Family's business in Bonavista has been preserved as the Ryan Premises National Historic Site (Bonavista, N.L.)
James Ryan Diary 1902
No full textThe James Ryan Diaries (1874-1919) were written at the James Ryan Ltd. Bonavista office by the proprietor and staff, especially Nicholas Ryan, the younger brother of James. Many of the entries concern shipping and fish intelligence, but there are also numerous entries in each volume pertaining to community affairs as well as national and international matters.The Ryan Family's business in Bonavista has been preserved as the Ryan Premises National Historic Site (Bonavista, N.L.)
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