... squirrel (Glaucomys sabrinus) is a common arboreal rodent of boreal and montane coniferous forests of North America ( Wells-Gosling and Heaney 1984 ). The Prince of Wales Island flying squirrel (G. s. griseifrons) is an endemic of the Alexander Archipelago in southeastern Alaska...

... Editor was R. Mark Brigham. 6 11 2007 29 6 2008 © 2009 American Society of Mammalogists 2009 Study area.—This study was conducted from 18 May to 1 September 2006 on Prince of Wales Island in southeastern Alaska. Prince of Wales Island, with an area of 6,675 km², is the largest...

...David M. Sperry; Michelle Kissling; T. Luke George We conducted this study on Prince of Wales Island, in the Alexander Archipelago of southeastern Alaska, approximately 35 km northwest of Ketchikan, Alaska (56°01′N, 132°51′W). Prince of Wales Island encompasses 6667 km² and ranges...

... about William the Second is that, for good or evil, he is most unmistakably in earnest. William the Restless is also William the Enthusiast, William the Crusader, William the Righter of Wrongs’. 28 The Prince of Wales, by contrast, was held up as a poor example of a hedonistic playboy, mired...

... Unity Flats Belfast Apprentice Boys parades Armagh County B Specials police auxiliaries Bogside Londonderry Catholics CS tear gas Dundalk IRA Irish Republican Army Londonderry city of Peacock Inspector General Joseph Anthony Prince of Wales regiment Ardoyne barricades British army Clonard...

... Harley Robert 1661–1724 Ireland Roman Catholicism Westminster education Gower John Leveson Gower earl of d 1754 Bristol customs and excise Frederick Prince of Wales 1707–51 gentry middle class Newcastle upon Tyne Norwich Austrian Succession War of 1740–8 Charles Edward Stuart the ‘Young...

... George III 1738–1820 Germany London Wolfe James 1727–59 Bute John Stuart earl of 1713–92 Falkland Islands Frederick Prince of Wales 1707–51 gentry Wilkes John 1727–97 Church of England Civil List Act 1777 Crown Act Jacobites Oxford Manchester Mauduit Israel 1708–87 Scotland Zoffany...

... Thomas Churchyard Thomas Coal Drayton Michael Henry Frederick Prince of Wales James I of England VI of Scotland King Wales Bates Katherine Lee Floods Jonson Ben Koelb Janice Hewlett Goltzius Hendrik Hall Joseph Caron Noel Caus Saloman de Deer Giovane Palma Green Hunting Jones Inigo...

...This chapter looks at Strenæ Natalitiæ, a volume of poems produced by the University of Oxford to celebrate the events of the birth of the Prince of Wales in 1688. The University of Oxford's Strenæ Natalitiæ was a volume of over a hundred poems, with an obligatory...

...This book spotlights the surprising abundance of princes of Wales—English and Welsh alike—appearing onstage in the late Tudor and early Stuart period. In drawing our attention to the oft-overlooked and frequently misunderstood Welsh inheritance, and in investigating its staged and shadowed heirs...

... Station Force H Fusō Gibraltar Hyūga Ise Queen Elizabeth class battleships R class battleships Yamashiro Atlantic Conference MacArthur Douglas A Mutsu Nagato U S Army Air Corps Prince of Wales HMS Revenge HMS Konoe Prince Manila Eden Anthony Repulse HMS Tirpitz Layton Geoffrey...

...Figure 9.1 Telegram Source: Reproduced by permission of the Sir Richard Hamilton Will Trust. The visit of the Prince of Wales goes ahead in spite of the troubles that persist throughout the country. Resentful of security protection and protocol which prevents him from...

...This chapter discusses the failed attempts of Grey and Grenville to bring the Whig Party into office. George III relapsed into mental illness in the autumn of 1810. Grey still hoped that the Prince of Wales would honour his old connections with the Whigs and that he would use his prerogative...

... with the young royals, notably the Prince of Wales and Prince George, and their socializing with important literary figures and eminent persons from the theatre, are recounted. The significance of the Astaires’ contribution to musical theatre is given historical perspective by reference to major artistic...

..., liberty of the common people, anecdotes of the Prince of Wales and Governor Hastings, English servants, liberty of the higher classes, duels, and education of children. England division of employment women Prince of Wales Governor Hastings English servants duels education of children Mode in which...

... early work as a college tutor, writer for undergraduates, and theological magnet for foreign scholars and students. It goes on to show the significance of his promotion to a chaplaincy in the household of Henry, Prince of Wales, James I’s son and heir, whose influence brought him the headship of his...

... critics looked increasingly to Henry, prince of Wales, as a future military and Protestant leader. Chapter 4 looks at Herbert’s engagement with courtly politics and support for his kinsman, Pembroke, who opposed the powerful pro-Catholic and pro-Spanish Howard faction and favoured providing military...

... assassination attempts coronations dedications Gunpowder Plot Henry Frederick 1594 1612 Prince of Wales 1610 Elizabeth’s brother Herring Francis d 1628 physician and author Huguenots Johann II 1584 1635 Count Palatine of Zweibrücken Veldenz 1604 Frederick’s guardian 1610 12 marriage 1612 to Frederick’s...

... in the Thames estuary S England Virginia colony in North America chartered by Queen Elizabeth to Sir Walter Raleigh in 1584 Arthur 1486 1502 Prince of Wales Catherine of Aragon 1485 1536 first marriage 1501 to Arthur Prince of Wales second marriage 1509 to Henry VIII Queen of England as Henry VIII’s first...

.... ¹⁰⁸ Irish wrongs weighed less heavily with Canadian Catholics. Joseph Lynch, the first Roman Catholic Archbishop of Toronto, had an exalted belief in the indivisibility of Irish nationality and Roman Catholicism throughout the world, and although he had once attended the Prince of Wales’s levee...