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...MAJOR GENERAL ARTEMAS WARD was born in Shrewsbury Nov. 26, 1727. He was the son of Col. Nahum & Martha (Howe) Ward. He graduated from Harvard in 1748. On Jan. 28, 1755, he was commissioned Captain of the First Company of militia of Shrewsbury and Major in the “3rd...

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...April 25, 1775. He was the sonof Daniel Whitney, and was born (probably) in Shrewsbury, December 5, 1739. He was a man ofmuch mechanical ingenuity and... ...ave been the “ Thomas Foster,” sonof Jonathan and Mary Foster, who was born Shrewsbury, September 2, 1726, and enlisted April2, 1759, in Colonel Abrah... ..., the son of Enos and Mary(Angier) Goodale. This couple afterwards moved to Shrewsbury, and their son Ebenezer was aprivate in Captain Artemas Ward’s ... ... theforemost promoters and very active in the construction of the Middlesex canal. While surveyingland in Wilmington at a place called Butters’s Row h... ...pelled Rann in therecords). He spent “his boyhood days in Salem, Woburn and Shrewsbury, and later lived inBolton, and removed to Westminster where he ... ...rewsbury in 1739. He was a private in Captain Artemas Ward’s 1st Company in Shrewsburyin March, 1757. From April 6th to November 29, 1759 he was a pri...

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... YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA IN THE HOT AND WET TROPICS 211 WALTER REED (1851 - 1902) American Military Surgeon and Bacteriologist 212 THE PANAMA CANAL, YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA 214 WILLIAM CRAWFORD GORGAS (1854 - 1920) American Army Surgeon 215 INSECTICIDES, VECTOR INSECTS AND AGRICULTURE 217 PAUL HERMANN MULLER (1899 - 1965) Swiss Chemist 217 RACHEL CARSON (1907-...

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............................................................... 212THE PANAMA CANAL, YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA ................. 214WILLIAM CRAWFORD GORGA... ... young and brilliant Physicist from the LOWLANDS ofEurope (the land of CANALS and WINDMILLS), NIELS HENRIK BOHR, who workedwith J. J. TH... ...gton, D.C. was named inhis honor, the WALTER REED HOSPITAL. THE PANAMA CANAL, YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA During the construction of the PAN... ..., YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA During the construction of the PANAMA CANAL and the PANAMA CANALRAILROAD, first by the French (between 1881 a... ...housand died during theAMERICAN ERA. The construction of the PANAMA CANAL RAILROAD also suffered much dueto these two diseases, but it ha... ...nd Geologist. CHARLES DARWIN was born at his family home, THE MOUNT in Shrewsbury,Shropshire, England on February 12, 1809. This was the same day ...

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...er; 2, notochord; 3, dorsal nerve cord; 4, post-anal tail; 5, anus; 6,food canal; 7, blood system; 8, abdominal pore; 9, over pharynx lacuna; 10, phar... ...um; b, neurapophysis: c, intercrural cartilage; d, hæmapophysis; e, spinal canal; f, intervertebral cavity; g, central canal of persistent portion ... ..., central canal of persistent portion of notochord; h, hæmal canals for blood-vessels. (NIE 1905 Fish…, CC0, The New Internationa... ...a = one of the anterior vertebrae bearing ribs but lacking the haemal arch,canal and spine of caudal vertebrae. See Skeleton for image.abducens nerve ... ...(Dipneusti),chimaeras (Chimaeriformes).acequia = 1) an irrigation ditch or canal, often community run. (southwest United States, Spain,former Spanish ... ... a ploughman’s lunch includingfish from the River Waveney), etc. Shrewsbury, Shropshire, showing pike, perch and salmon (Three Fishes...

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...any moment, and forany or no reason, arrest, torture, fling into the Grand Canal, was free,because he had no king. To curtail, for the benefit of a sm... ... 68sincere. My feeling towards you is one which nothing but death canalter." It should seem that the answer returned to these affectionateass... ... 105a large party assembled there. Orford, Montague and Shrewsburyrepaired to the muster. But Somers, whose chronic maladies,aggrav... ...ring. He roused himself, however,and promptly communicated by writing with Shrewsbury and Orford.Montague and Vernon came down to Tunbridge Wells, and... ...hen, at length, a standwas made, but in vain. Vernon wrote the next day to Shrewsbury thatthe ministers had had a division which they need not be asha... ...onjuncture, in nocondition to resent slights. Accordingly, the Marquess of Canales, whorepresented the Catholic King at Westminster, received instruct... ...ll speed to Loo. Thence they received, with equal speed,directions to send Canales out of the country. Our ambassador was atthe same time recalled fro... ... would be conferred on the kingdom and on theworld. His urgency succeeded. Shrewsbury and Romney contributed.Orford, though, as first Lord of the Admi... .... Bellamont was far removed from the politicalscene. Romney could not, and Shrewsbury would not, play a first part.Orford had resigned his employments...

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...Ocean broke; the interminable meadows intersected by trenches; thestraight canals; the villas bright with paint and adorned with quaintimages and insc... ...locked to the show. Manythousands came sliding or skating along the frozen canals fromAmsterdam, Rotterdam, Leyden, Haarlem, Delft. At ten in the morn... ...ead without shame and loathing.62We have seen that, in the spring of 1690, Shrewsbury, irritated byfinding his counsels rejected, and those of his Tor... ...then, the first inpower as well as in abilities of the Tory ministers, nor Shrewsbury, themost distinguished of those Whigs who were then on bad terms... ...e no long time before and no long time after the division.A few days later Shrewsbury laid on the table of the Lord a bill forlimiting the duration of... ...little in the habit of siding with thepeople against the throne, supported Shrewsbury. "My Lord," said theKing to Caermarthen, with bitter displeasure... ...nary and perhaps ignorantlicenser. Among those who protested were Halifax, Shrewsbury andMulgrave, three noblemen belonging to different political par... ... the wilds of Surrey, a spot whichseemed to be part of Holland, a straight canal, a terrace, rows ofclipped trees, and rectangular beds of flowers and... ...dnear it then stood, in a rectangular garden, which was bounded bystraight canals, and divided into formal woods, flower beds and melonbeds, a seat of...

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... ever happens that any private man or body of men willinvest property in a canal, a tunnel, or a bridge, but from anexpectation that the outlay will b... ...ostentatious architecture in a great town than by the bestroad or the best canal in some remote province? The fame of publicworks is a much less certa... ...traordinary consequences? Look at banks, insurance offices, dockcompanies, canal companies, gas companies, hospitals, dispensaries,associations for th... ...under the guidance ofChristian principles, in his conduct as director of a canal company orsteward of a charity dinner. If he were, to recur to a case... ...ly-rooted aristocracy of a very different kind. France had no Somersetsand Shrewsburys to keep down her Addisons and Priors.It was in the year 1699, w... ...with a convenient bridge in thecentre, rectangular beds of flowers, a long canal, neatly bricked andrailed in, the tree of knowledge clipped like one ... ...hakspeare makes Prince Hal rise from the rake ofEastcheap into the hero of Shrewsbury, and sink again into the rake ofEastcheap. It is not thus that S...

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...anuary of 1935, First Lieutenant Tunner reported for duty to the th Observation Squadron at France Field in the Panama Canal Zone. Th... ...in Panama was to defend the Canal Zone from a perceived German threat in South America and from an attack on the Panama Canal by the J... ...he Japanese navy.1 This formidable mission required building, organizing, main- taining, and supplying airpower in the Canal Zone.1 ... ... 6/3/08 8:29:37 AM EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND EXPERIENCE the Canal Zone. Ra... ...of Panama. If spotters saw unknown or un- friendly aircraft, the information would be radioed to the com- mander of the Canal Zone. Tu... ...nd of War.” 168.7158-278, 1945, 01096945. AFHRA. Microfilm roll 3016, frames 311–23. Pearcy, Arthur. Berlin Airlift. Shrewsbury, MA...

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... scene which might remind him of theformal piles of red brick, of the long canals, and of the symmetricalflower beds amidst which his early life had b... ...mbling, as he once said, the patience with which he hadseen a boatman on a canal, strain against an adverse eddy, oftenswept back, but never ceasing t... ...gulators- Many Lords Lieutenants dismissed; the Earl of Oxford-The Earl of Shrewsbury-The Earl of Dorset-Questions put to theMagistrates- -Their Answe... ...e followingmorning set out for Worcester. From Worcester he went to Ludlow,Shrewsbury, and Chester, and was everywhere received with outwardsigns of j... ...he Third, the Talbots had sate among the peers of therealm. The earldom of Shrewsbury had been bestowed, in the fifteenthcentury, on John Talbot, the ... ...rough a long,eventful, and chequered life, lost his right to that name.315 Shrewsburywas Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire and Colonel of one of thereg... ...arity should not save him from assassination. A similarwarning was sent to Shrewsbury. Threatening letters were then muchmore rare than they afterward... ...its haven 327bristling with innumerable masts, its canals bordered by statelymansions, its gorgeous hall of state, walled, roo... ... favourable to France without imminent risk ofbeing flung into the nearest canal. Men remembered that, only fifteenyears before, the most illustrious ...

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...ER was caused by a VIRUS transmitted by the AEDES MOSQUITO.THE PANAMA CANAL, YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA ................. 315WILLIAM CRAWFORD GORGA... ... young and brilliant Physicist from the LOWLANDS ofEurope (the land of CANALS and WINDMILLS), NIELS HENRIK BOHR, who workedwith J. J. TH... ...gton, D.C. was named inhis honor, the WALTER REED HOSPITAL. THE PANAMA CANAL, YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA During the construction of the PAN... ..., YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA During the construction of the PANAMA CANAL and the PANAMA CANALRAILROAD, first by the French (between 1881 a... ...MERICAN ERA. 315 The construction of the PANAMA CANAL RAILROAD also suffered much dueto these two diseases, but it ha... ...S AND BIOLOGY CHARLES DARWIN was born at his family home, THE MOUNT in Shrewsbury,Shropshire, England on February 12, 1809. This was the same day ...

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...ents-William his own Minister for Foreign Affairs-Danby-Halifax-Nottingham Shrewsbury The Board of Admiralty; theBoard of Treasury-The Great ... ...ey now, in honour of thevictorious champion of their faith, lighted up the canals of Amsterdamwith showers of splendid constellations.3To superficial ... ...fromgreat calamities.16 17The other Secretary was Shrewsbury.17 No man so young had withinliving memory occupied so high a po... ...iplerepublican, and that the Tories were the only true friends of monarchy.Shrewsbury replied that the Tories might be friends of monarchy, butthat th... ...idable party ofBradshaw and Ireton, still indulged at taverns in the city. Shrewsbury 51produced ferocious lampoons which the... ...nks of public functionaries. In every customhouse, inevery arsenal, were a Shrewsbury and a Nottingham, a Delamere anda Godolphin. The Whigs complaine...

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...hwere hoarded. The aspect of Holland, the rich cultivation, theinnumerable canals, the ever whirling mills, the endless fleetsof barges, the quick suc... ...ad certainly between four and five thousand; Derby not quitefour thousand. Shrewsbury was the chief place of an extensive andfertile district. The Cou... ...dthere. In the language of the gentry many miles round the Wrekin,to go to Shrewsbury was to go to town. The provincial wits andbeauties imitated, as ... ...nk the natural streams, but withslender success. Hardly a single navigable canal had been evenprojected. The English of that day were in the habit of ... ... to the Dutch ladies, and had inhis turn learned from them to skate on the canals. The Princesshad accompanied him in his expeditions on the ice; and ... ...bury was ascertained, in 1695, by actual enumeration. As tothe gaieties of Shrewsbury, see Farquhar's Recruiting Officer.Farquhar's description is bor... ...n is borne out by a ballad in the PepysianLibrary, of which the burden is "Shrewsbury for me."93 Blome's Britannia, 1673; Aikin's Country round Manche...

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... displayed in obtaining this trade was capped by its completion ofthe Erie Canal in 1825. The merchant capitalists who settled in Brooklyn and who l... ...rice Collier married Katharine Delano♦Newspaper stories on Collier’s horse Shrewsbury served as a postscript to Collier’s Brooklynyears. A handsome ho... ...er’s Brooklynyears. A handsome horse standing 16 1/2 hands and worth $500, Shrewsbury could jump sixfeet two inches over a bar and was the pride of Br... ...eattending Madison Square horse shows. When Collier left Brooklyn, he sold Shrewsbury toAnnie W hite’s brother, Frank Lyman. Although it was surmised ... ... was surmised that he paid an unusually highprice for him, Lyman only rode Shrewsbury once or twice. He soon showed “signs of paraly­sis in the hind l... .... After a few weeks’ stint at Burtenshaw’s livery stable on College Place, Shrewsburywas sold at Van Tassell’s auction house in New York, where the au... ...rather than aBritish, organization. In Alleppey, a Dutch-founded city of canals, Lathrop noted the shack­like houses under the great palm trees and ...

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...lion, Strike from the Sky: The History ofBattlefield Air Attack 1911–1945 (Shrewsbury: Airlife Publishing, 1989), 116. 80. Group Capt H. C. Plenty, in... ...y lines from Italy by taking Malta beforepressing on to Cairo and the Suez Canal. Nor did he realizehow greatly air support could aid his eastward adv... ...ion, Strike from the Sky: The History of Battlefield AirAttack, 1911–1945 (Shrewsbury: Airlife Publishing, 1989), 52–53, 150;Mortensen, “Laurence Kute... .... On the same datean Egyptian artillery barrage along 65 miles of the Suez Canalcaused 28 Israeli casualties. Retaliation by Israeli commandos300 mile... ...casional short-range air attacks on the static Israeli positionsacross the canal. It was punctuated by Israeli commando raidsand dogfights in which in... ...aintain pressure on the Bar-Lev defensive lineon the east bank of the Suez Canal by artillery and nuisanceraids until international pressure could be ... ... campaign. In July 1969 theSA-2 batteries in the northern area of the Suez Canal weredestroyed. Six months later the IAF began a bombing cam-paign aga...

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...ry specialnecklace in the lake so her father drained the lake by digging a canal which became the rivershe tells her story without nuance and never sm... ...d horses then into North PlatteNebraska Julesburg Sterling Denver sell the Shrewsbury showers show shoulder shotgun shop shoes shit shirtshirt shimmer... ... Clinton ScrubgrassButler Pine White Deer Milton East Chillisquaque Valley Shrewsbury St. Louis Mississippi River Fairmont CityEast St. Louis Canteen ... ... was getting 35 or so 5122 I don’t know how you like slinging fish but you canalways cannery jump bank your paychecks live for free you don’t have to ... ...s one 616.3 Pathology of the digestive system Complaints of the alimentary canal every twoseconds one 616.31 Stomatology Oral cavity Mouth Diseases of... ...gineeringin general every two seconds one 626.1 Inland navigable waterways Canals Canalized rivers every twoseconds one 626.4 Locks every two seconds ... ... drainage and reclamantion engineering every twoseconds one 626.9 Maritime canals Ship canals every two seconds one 627 Natural waterway port harboran...

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... hands, kept up acorrespondence with the exiled family. Orford, Leeds, and Shrewsburywere guilty of this odious treachery. Even Devonshire is not alto... ...in strictness of law, a high offence, the same offence whichDevonshire and Shrewsbury committed in 1688. But the King hadpromised pardon and oblivion ... ...ut mention the miseriesof Ireland. Then William is a hero. Then Somers and Shrewsbury aregreat men. Then the Revolution is a glorious era. The very sa... ...e their country, with all its miracles ofart and industry, its cities, its canals, its villas, its pastures, and its tulipgardens, buried under the wa... ...vulet, flowing from the hills ofSurrey, bounded the domain. But a straight canal which, bordered by aterrace, intersected the garden, was probably mor...

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... nymph, exulting, fills with shouts the sky;The walls, the woods, and long canals reply. Oh thoughtless mortals! ever blind to fate,Too soon dejected... ...ul of whim!Gallant and gay, in Cliveden’s proud alcove,The bower of wanton Shrewsbury and Love;Or just as gay at council, in a ringOf mimic statesmen ... ...sire of the Earl of Oxford, while he was LordTreasurer, and of the Duke of Shrewsbury, who had been Secretary of State; neither of whom lookedupon a s... ...ce and Halifax were mine:Oft in the clear still mirror of retreatI studied Shrewsbury, the wise and great:Carleton’s calm sense and Stanhope’s noble f... ...uel!) from my arms;And swiftly shoot along the Mall,Or softly glide by the Canal,Now, shown by Cynthia’s silver ray,And now, on rolling waters snatch’...

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...rritating, if less injurious, than the spectacle of a steamer in the Grand Canal, which had driven me away from Venice a year and a half before. We to... ...ned considerably, and the railway kept its course beside a charming little canal, or canalized river, bordered with trees, and with small, neat, brigh... ... course, are more forgiving. The railway line follows as well the charming Canal du Midi, which is as pretty as a river, barring the straightness, and... ...and more ir- regular course a little way beyond it. People who are fond of canals—and, speaking from the pictorial stand- point, I hold the taste to b... ...eld in another place, still shabbier than the first, which lies beyond the canal. The Canal du Midi flows through the town, and, spanned at this point... ... never have ceased to hear about the Peyrou, if fortune had placed it at a Shrewsbury or a Buffalo. It is true that the place enjoys a certain celebri...

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... open hel- met bearing the dog, the well-known crest of the Talbots of the Shrewsbury line. On the polished floor, near the window, were a child’s car... ...There she met Richard T albot, the second son of a relative of the Earl of Shrewsbury, a young man who, with the indifference of those days to service... ...To History but built, manned, and maintained at the expense of the Earl of Shrewsbury. It formed part of a small squadron which was cruising on the ea... ...n regarded as gentlemen re- tainers of the head of their name, the Earl of Shrewsbury. T udor jealousy had forbidden the marshalling of such a meine a... ...taining her in the kingdom, and committed her to the charge of the Earl of Shrewsbury. To go into the history of that ill-managed investigation is not... ...stoop or broad flight of steps below, on the banks of a broad and pleasant canal, shaded with fine elm-trees. There I found her on the stoop, in the s...

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...scomfort. It was a great relief to enter on the smooth waters of the great canal from Ostend, and Lambert stood on the deck recognising old landmarks,... ...king hours I thought of my King and Queen. My elder brother died with Lord Shrewsbury in Gascony, and after me the next heir is a de- voted Yorkist wh... ...CHAPTER XXV—THE OLD DUCHESS Temples that rear their stately heads on high, Canals that intersect the fertile plain, Wide streets and squares, with man... ... jewellers had no rest, and the bright July sunshine lay glittering on the canals, grace- ful skiffs, and gorgeous barges, and bringing out in full de...

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...nymph, exulting, fills with shouts the sky; The walls, the woods, and long canals reply. 100 O thoughtless mortals! ever blind to fat... ...e of the Earl of Oxford while he was Lord T rea- surer, and of the Duke of Shrewsbury who had been Secre- tary of State; neither of whom looked upon a... ...) from my arms; And swiftly shoot along the Mall, Or softly glide by the canal, Now shown by Cynthia’s silver ray, And now on rolling waters snatc... ... Halifax, were mine. Oft, in the clear, still mirror of retreat, I studied Shrewsbury, the wise and great: 206 ‘Feels for fame, and melts to goodness...

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... garden, al- though very vast, and stretching like a terrace all along the canal. CHAPTER XXVI CHAPTER XXVI CHAPTER XXVI CHAPTER XXVI CHAPTER XXVI THE... ...theless, we arrived at Louvain, and then not feeling in safety, passed the canal of Wilworde without being very closely followed by the enemy. We lost... ...mit that, to reach M. de Beauvilliers’ house, I made a circuit between the canal and the gardens of V ersailles, so as to spare myself the sight of th... ...This last, however, losing his life in a duel with Lord Mohun, the Duke of Shrewsbury was appointed in his stead. At the commencement of the new year ... ... stead. At the commencement of the new year [1713] the Duke and Duchess of Shrewsbury arrived in Paris. The Duchess was a great fat masculine creature... ...hly insupportable to them- selves and to others. Shortly after the Duke of Shrewsbury arrived in Paris, the Hotel de Powis in London, occupied by our ... ...inebleau, and in this last place, promenades with all the Court around the canal, which was a magnificent spectacle. Nobody followed him in his other ... ... render his territories flourishing by commerce; he had made a num- ber of canals in order to facilitate it; there was one for which he needed the con...

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...in elder and in later days) go round by Chester. A few miles after leaving Shrewsbury, somewhere about Oswestry, it entered North Wales; a stage farth... ...irrup, marched from Dublin without a moment’s delay. By means of the grand canal, he made a forced march of fifty-six English miles in two days; which... ... hundred times, it always happened to rain, except once; and that once the Shrewsbury mail carried me so rap- idly away, that I had not time to examin... ...we were returning from Tullamore by a public passage boat, on the splendid canal which connects that place with the metropo- lis. To avoid attracting ... ...f never addressing Lord Westport by his title: but it so happened that the canal carried us along the margin of an estate belonging to the Earl (now M...

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...him to throw up his situation, and going with him to Stratford-on-Avon and Shrewsbury and the Welsh moun- tains and the Wye and a lot of places like t... ...y and a distant view of the Surrey hills, and round by the gasworks to the canal to the factory, that presently disgorged a surprised and radiant Anni...

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... they reached the walls. Its bed and estuary scoured and sunken, was now a canal of sea water and a race of grimy bargemen brought the heavy materials... ...re only four other cities in Britain—Edinburgh, Portsmouth, Manchester and Shrewsbury. Such things as these, simple statements of fact though they wer...

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... inclosure, and leapt off, his face tragic as Morton’s after the battle of Shrewsbury. ‘Well?’ said Bathsheba, unwilling to believe that her verbal le... ...h and had no water in them; one pair of ruts was also empty, and not small canals, like the others. The footprints forming this recent impression were...

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... in several keys at once, meaning mud-banks, and another for the navigable canal, and the exit into the Baltic is in C sharp major, pianissimo.” “What... ...bled a humorous message; Charles was to meet them with a trio of motors at Shrewsbury; Helen had refused her invitation; Tibby had never answered his.... ...were identified wrongly. “Male and female created He them”; the journey to Shrewsbury con- firmed this questionable statement, and the long glass salo... ... and felt so com- fortable, became a forcing-house for the idea of sex. At Shrewsbury came fresh air. Margaret was all for sight-seeing, and while the... ...ailing good-humour. By half-past five the party was ready, and went out of Shrewsbury 205 EM Forster by the Welsh Bridge. Shropshire had not the reti... ...could not be with him long. It had been arranged that they should motor to Shrewsbury, whence he would go north, and she back to London with the Warri...

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...fought about me. And when poor Mon- sieur de Souchy drowned himself in the canal at Bruges be- cause I danced with Count Springbock, I couldn’t squeez... ...t London and Paris, where he was performing piteous congees to the Duke of Shrewsbury, not having courage to support the dignity which his undeniable ... ...s well. They have performed a play of Mons. Racine at St. Cyr. The Duke of Shrewsbury and Mr. Prior, our envoy, and all the English nobility here were... ...e of Council was sitting at Kensington Palace, their Graces of Ormonde and Shrewsbury, the Arch- bishop of Canterbury and the three Secretaries of Sta... ...eat weakness, but still sensible, and the Lords recom- mended his Grace of Shrewsbury as the fittest person to take the vacant place of Lord Treasurer...