Calhoun nicely highlights the contributions of such advocates as Thomas Wooler, Richard Carlile, and
Francis Place.
'The appointments of Jeff George and Richard
Francis place two strong leaders at the helm of two leading Novartis businesses," says Novartis chief executive officer Joseph Jimenez.
Ger Sheehan was attacked in St
Francis Place, Limerick.
The third, 'Work', is again centred on people: William Beckford (commerce),
Francis Place (industry and labour), Eliza Haywood (print, pictures and the professions).
Sarah Jones, The Dining Room (
Francis Place) I, 1997 [umlaut] Sarah Jones, courtesy Maureen Palely, London; inset, Sarah Lucas, Self Portrait with Mug of Tea 1993 [umlaut] Sarah Lucas
One is Brit photographer Sarah Jones's The Dining Room (
Francis Place) ( II).
He also uses the loaded and anachronistic word 'terrorism' and, in my view, misinterprets the quotation from
Francis Place. Since hanging was a judicial punishment at the time, Place seems to be implying that 'in a well-ordered community' the framers of repressive legislation would be hanged as criminals, i.e.
In Part One, "The Enlightenment," he describes the new "republic of letters" and the new "men of letters," and in Part Two, "Marginalia," he examines contesting elements in the Revolutionary-Romantic formation of Literature, including (in the terminology of the 1790s)--"the poorer sort" (principally "writers sprung from the people" such as
Francis Place, Thomas Spence, and those in the London Corresponding Society), "masculine women" (principally Mary Wollstonecraft, but also Mary Hays), and "Oriental literature" (principally Sir William Jones and his circle).
Often taken for a Dissenter who was seemingly not married in church, he shared London lodgings with
Francis Place, described by Winchester as 'mysterious' and not graced with a footnote.
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Francis Place, Suite 242 Los Angeles, CA 90034 (310) 559-6058 Fax: (310) 362-8679 In Cannes: Riviera, Stand D7; 9299-3254, cell phone 0608719932 Attending: Katherine Griffin; Sandy Mandelberger.
In Dining Room (
Francis Place) (I), 1997, a portrait of an archetypal Victorian father glowers at the impudent intruders.
For some members of his audience, of course, this very freshness will be something of an affront, as they wonder whether British polygamy is really so much more important to the Victorian sexual psyche than is syphilis, or whether
Francis Place is genuinely the pivotal figure he appears here.