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A Biographical Dictionary of ... Freethinkers

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Library : Historical Documents : Joseph Mccabe : Dictionary Reproducible Electronic Publishing can defeat censorship. This file made available by Pat Kelley and the Internet Infidels for The Secular Web . Order books by and about Joseph McCabe now. A BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL, AND MODERN FREETHINKERS by Joseph McCabe Abbe, Professor Ernst (1840-1905) He was not only a distinguished German physicist and one of the most famous inventors on the staff at the Zeiss optical works at Jena but a notable social reformer, By a generous scheme of profit-sharing he virtually handed over the great Zeiss enterprise to the workers. Abbe was an intimate friend of Haeckel and shared his atheism (or Monism). Leonard Abbot says in his life of Ferrer that Abbe had "just the same ideas Read More
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American Memory from the Library of Congress - Home Page

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Search all collections The Library of Congress > American Memory Home Browse Collections by Topic Advertising African American History Architecture, Landscape Cities, Towns Culture, Folklife Environment, Conservation Government, Law Immigration, American Expansion Literature Maps Native American History Performing Arts, Music Presidents Religion Sports, Recreation Technology, Industry War, Military Women's History More browse options List all collections Collection Highlights Sunday School Books Shaping the Values of Youth Louisiana Purchase European Explorations Today in History Today in History mines the American Memory historical collections to discover what happened in American history today…and every day. Teachers Use American Memory in the classroom. Ask a Librarian Get help fr Read More
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Generations in History

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Generations in History back to Generations & Archetypes click on a generation for quick description GENERATION Birth Years Famous Member (Man) Famous Member (Woman) Era in which members came of age Archetype Arthurian 1433-1460 King Henry VII Elizabeth Woodville War of the Roses Hero Humanist 1460-1482 Thomas More Elizabeth of York Tudor Renaissance Artist Reformation 1483-1511 John Knox Anne Boleyn Protestant Reformation Prophet Reprisal 1512-1540 Francis Drake Queen Elizabeth I Intolerance & Martyrdom Nomad Elizabethan 1541-1565 William Shakespeare Mary Herbert Armada Crisis Hero Parliamentary 1566-1587 William Laud Anne of Denmark Merrie England Artist Puritan 1588-1617 John Winthrop Anne Hutchinson Puritan Awakening Prophet Cavalier 1618-1647 Nathaniel Bacom Mary Dyer Reaction & Restor Read More
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Lemelson-MIT: Invention Dimension

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We've redesigned our site! The page you have bookmarked no longer exists. If your browser does not automatically redirect you, please visit our homepage . Copyright © Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT School of Engineering Read More
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Poor Gabriel's Almanac - November 20th

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Interesting things that happened November 20th: Birthdays on this date: In 1602 Otto von Guericke, invented the air pump. In 1620 Peregrine White, son of William and Susanna White, born aboard the Mayflower In 1726 Oliver Wolcott, governor of Conn., signer of Declaration of Indep In 1781 Andres Bello, Venezuelan diplomat, author, humanist In 1841 Sir Wilfrid Laurier (L), 7th Canadian prime minister (1896-1911) In 1858 Selma Lagerlof, Swedish novelist (Tales of a Manor) (Nobel 1909) In 1866 Kenesaw Mountain Landis, judge, first commissioner of baseball In 1886 Karl von Frisch, zoologist, bee expert (Nobel 1973) In 1889 Edwin Hubble, US astronomer, discoverer of galaxies, red shift In 1900 Chester Gould, cartoonist (gave Dick Tracy a job) In 1908 Alistair Cooke, raconteur (Masterpiece Theatr Read More
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