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... of a toilet in Ohio in 1962 that was used in criminal proceedings leading to the conviction of numerous men for consensual sex crimes. The second example is the Edwardian Cloakroom, a building in Bristol, England, that functioned as a public toilet until 2001 and has, more recently, been used as an exhibition...

... and managed to reach France. In 1786 he returned to England and set up as a teacher of tambouring in Edinburgh. Here he was arrested for debt and upon his release left Scotland for Bristol. In Bristol he failed as a bookseller, was again arrested for debt and, having been released by the efforts...

... a base upon which Harry Byrd s future political career was built. Finally, through the entire Democratic effort there ran the conscious hope that a victory for Peery would destroy the last stronghold of Republicanism in Virginia. The Ninth Congressional District was composed of the city of Bristol...

... of Bristol, in the Public Record Office in London (P.R.O., Chancery 107, 1-15). Rogers was engaged in a number of different classes of merchant activities in the second half of the eighteenth century; the slave trade was one of them. He was declared bankrupt in 1793 and his papers came into the possession...

.... Others come from the Portland MSS at the University of Nottingham, the Society of Merchant Venturers at Bristol, the National Library of Ireland, the Huntington Library, the British Museum, and twenty-four other public and private manuscript collections. Of the Burke letters previously printed, forty-one...

..., and beautifully produced for which all students of Swift owe Dr. Teerink and Professor Scouten a considerable debt of gratitude. [o. w. f. In April of 1963 some forty scholars from England, Ireland, the Continent, and the United States gathered, by special invitation, at the University of Bristol to hear papers...

..., he had lived principally in Cambridge and in and around Bristol. In these centers of Unitarian, evangelical, and dissenting society the sects, in other word's, most well-disposed toward the liberal movement Coleridge numbered many friends. One in particular, Thomas Poole of Stowey, near Bristol...

... Copyright © 1918 by Duke University Press 1918 NOTES AND NEWS The Princeton University Press has published a volume entitled Tales of an Old Sea Port by Wilfred Harold Munro, of Brown University. A sketch of the history of Bristol, Rhode Island, is followed by biographical accounts of old...

...-authors-argument-in-defense-of-looting . Foster Max Bashir Nada Picheta Rob Cullinane Susannah . 2020 . “ UK Protestors Topple Statue of Slave Trader Edward Colston in Bristol .” CNN , June 8 . https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/07/europe/edward-colston-statue-bristol/index.html...

... . “ Introduction: Past Tents, Present Tents: On the Importance of Studying Protest Camps .” In Protest Camps in International Context: Spaces, Infrastructures and Media of Resistance , edited by Brown Gavin Feigenbaum Anna Frenzel Fabian McCurdy Patrick , 1 – 22 . Bristol : Bristol University...

...-­first Century: A Political Analytic of Finitude and Deconstructing International Politics, both for Routledge. Dillon is also coeditor of the Journal for Cultural Research. Mark Duffield is a professor of development politics at the University of Bristol and director of the Global Insecurities...

... of names of men and places in unbroken succession, testifying for example to the movement of men from Berlin, Bloomfield, Bristol, Brookfield, Chatham, Chester, 270 The South Atlantic Quarterly Colebrook, Danbury, Fairfield, Farmington, Franklin. . . . Politicians, editors, schoolteachers, clergymen...

... Minority .” In Routledge Companion to Race and Ethnicity , edited by Caliendo and Charlton McIlwain Stephen , 173 – 76 . Abingdon, UK : Routledge . Clarke John . 2023 . The Battle for Britain: Crises, Conflict, and the Conjuncture . Bristol : Bristol University Press . CRED...

... the towns and cities that experienced the heaviest rioting, although dozens of others were also affected, including large cities like Bristol and Leeds. It was Britain’s most significant and widespread urban unrest in at least a generation. Upward of fifteen thousand people are thought to have...

..., because it presented them with bewilderingly contradictory scenes church towers and smokestacks, the Cotswolds and the Black Country, gentle­ manly eccentricities, and life on the dole. Bristol was flourishing and proud of itself, a city where you could form a rugger side or a chorus line from...

... and later saying (p. 162) that he sat from London after his defeat at Bristol, we wonder. It is easier to under­ stand calling the editor of Rockingham s memoirs Thomas when we remember the title-page of that work. More serious is the assumption that because by the latter part of the eighteenth century...

... find him attributing to Burke (p. 15) a large and talented family and later saying (p. 162) that he sat from London after his defeat at Bristol, we wonder. It is easier to under­ stand calling the editor of Rockingham s memoirs Thomas when we remember the title-page of that work. More serious...

... Irving Zoe M. , 87 – 112 . Bristol : Policy Press . Jessop Bob . 2016 . “ The Heartlands of Neoliberalism and the Rise of the Austerity State .” In The Handbook of Neoliberalism , edited by Springer Simon Birch Kean MacLeavy Julie , 410 – 21 . London : Routledge...

... Arturo Cortez , Paulson Julia , and Tikly Leon , 182 – 98 . Bristol, UK : Bristol University Press . https://doi.org/10.56687/9781529226119-016 . Velho Astride . 2011 . “ Un/Tiefen der Macht: Auswirkungen von Rassismuserfahrungen auf die Gesundheit, das Befinden und die...

... in Margaret Elliott, a daughter of the Dean of Bristol. The signs are inconclusive but they suggest that Jowett was by way' of falling in love with her. Then he fell platonically in love with that masterful spirit, Florence Nightingale. The Life and Letters is completely silent about her, because she refused...