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	CalendarHome.com - French Republican Calendar - Calendar Encyclopedia
		It was designed by the politician and agronomist Charles Gilbert Romme, although it is usually attributed to Fabre d'Églantine, who invented the names of the months.
		A fixed arithmetic rule for determining leap years was proposed in the name of the Committee of Public Education by Gilbert Romme on 19 Floréal An III (8 May 1795).
		The proposed rule was to determine leap years by applying the rules of the Gregorian calendar to the years of the French Republic (years IV, VIII, XII, etc. were to be leap years) except that year 4000 (the last year of ten 400-year periods) should be a common year instead of a leap year.
	encyclopedia.calendarhome.com /French_Revolutionary_Calendar.htm (1419 words)

	The Henry W (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Them had one Child named Gilbert Klein and while she was sickly so long I can remember my Mother going to her home in Hoboken, NJ to help her and taking food for both her and her child.
		Gilbert died in the 1950's but I guess his wife is still living at the old homestead at the fork of the road in the upper village between the of North Franklin St. and River Road of Athens.
		Charles was a steamboat captain on the Hudson River.
	home.comcast.net /~bobmurgittroyd/henry_wbrigggs.htm (5779 words)

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		Something of the sort had been suggested in 1785 by a certain Riboud, and a definite scheme had been promulgated by Pierre Sylvain Marechal (1750-1803) in his Almanach des honnetes gens (1788).
		The business of drawing up the new calendar was en-trusted to the president of the committee of public instruction, Charles Gilbert Romme (1750-1795), who was aided in the work by the mathematicians Gaspard Monge and Joseph Louis Lagrange, the poet Fabre d'Eglantine and others.
		The result of their labours was submitted to the convention in September; it was accepted, and the new calendar became law on the 5th of October 1793.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /correction/edit?locale=en&content_id=26214 (5353 words)

	The First Experiments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The angles of the indicators, and independently also the position of the large regulator beam, could be varied in increments of 45 degrees, sufficient for the encoding of hundreds of symbols, as we will see shortly (see p.
		On 1 April 1793 Romme intervened at the Convention on Chappe's behalf.
		Romme duly noted the potential importance of the invention for military purposes in this revolutionary period, and proposed to allocate 6,000 francs immediately to fund the construction of the telegraphs for the proposed experiments.
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	France (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Not until Joan d'Arc brought the heir of Charles the Mad to Reims and his own coronation did the fortunes of the house of Valois begin to rebound.
		During the Interregnum of 737-742, the state was governed by Charles Martel, an ancestor of the Carolingian House, as Mayor of the Palace, a kind of Prime Minister.
		Charles (Charles-Martel) is, of course, the famous Frankish commander who drove an Arab expeditionary force intent on seizing Gaul for the Caliphate back into Spain where they had come from and in so doing very probably preserved Western Europe as a Romano-Teutonic and Christian region.
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	15 Jun History: This Date (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, George Washington, a prominent Virginia planter and veteran of the French and Indian War, is named the first commander-in-chief of the Continental Army by a unanimous vote of the 2nd Continental Congress.
		With this inexperienced and poorly equipped army of civilian soldiers, Washington led an effective war of harassment against British forces in America, while employing his extraordinary diplomatic skills to encourage the intervention of the French into the conflict on behalf of the colonists.
		GILBERT Antoine, voiturier à l'armée, domicilié à Signy-le-Petit (Ardennes), par le tribunal criminel dudit département, comme distributeur de faux assignats.
	www.geocities.com /history4may/history/h4jun/h4jun15.html (11993 words)

	Patentee Index
		DeHon, André; and Lieber, Charles M., to California Institute of Technology Array-based architecture for molecular electronics 07073157 Cl. 716-17.
		Gilbert, John R.; Böhm, Sebastian; and Deshpande, Manish 07069943 Cl. 137-14.
		Grosdidier, Gilbert; Wen, Han C.; Adam, Ian; Duong-van, Minh; Pavel, Thomas J.; and Blankenbecler, Richard 07072297 Cl. 370-231.
	www.uspto.gov /web/patents/patog/week27/OG/patentee/alphaD.htm (7334 words)

	ART / 4 / 2DAY
		Romme used travels as a means of education; the teacher and the student traveled much in Russia, then, in 1787 went abroad, first to Switzerland, then, in 1789 to Paris.
		Romme founded the Friends of Law Club, and the young Count Stroganoff became a member; they both became members of the Jacobite Club.
		In 1795 he was chosen to draw up an inventory of works of art seized during the French Revolution from religious foundations and the houses of émigrés, with a view to establishing a museum.
	www.safran-arts.com /42day/art/art4apr/art0410.html (7672 words)

	H-France Reviews
		Charles Coulston Gillispie, Science and Polity in France: The Revolutionary and Napoleonic Years.
		This is a book which no French historian or historian of science can afford to ignore.
		One of the great potential benefits of any synthetic study such as Gillispie’s is the possibility it offers of making comparisons: between the treatment of the Académie Royale des Sciences, the Jardin du Roi and the Observatoire, for example.
	www.h-france.net /vol5reviews/spary.html (2285 words)

	Species: Pinus aristata (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Lanner, Ronald M.; Gilbert, Barrie K. Nutritive value of whitebark pine seeds and the question of their variable dormancy.
		Layser, Earle F.; Schubert, Gilbert H. Preliminary classification for the coniferous forest and woodland series of Arizona and New Mexico.
		Leaf, Charles F. Watershed management in the central and southern Rocky Mountains: a summary of the status of our knowledge by vegetation types.
	www.fs.fed.us /database/feis/plants/tree/pinari/all.html (10607 words)

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		At this stage of the revolution the representatives of the overthrown House and of the Old Royalty sought assiduously to obtain from Louis Philippe a recognition of the young Count de Chambord, under the title of Henry V. But the Duke of Orleans was too wily a politician to be caught in such a snare.
		He at first suppressed that part of the letter of abdication signed by Charles and Angoulême in which reference was made to the succession of the Duke of Berry's son; but a knowledge of that clause was presently disseminated in the city, and the tumult broke out anew.
		Then it was that a great mob, rolling out of Paris in the direction of the Hotel Rambouillet, gave the signal of flight to Charles and those who had adhered to the toppling fortunes of his house.
	www.gutenberg.org /files/15824/15824-8.txt (21855 words)

	ART / 4 / 2DAY
		The portraits of this period, when Trumbull was fresh from six years' study abroad, at least three of which were passed under the instruction of West, are considered his best work and rank equally with examples of any US painter of the time.
		Between the peace of 1783 and his death in 1843 two generations had arisen and Trumbull was, to the greater number of them, like one who lingered on the shores of time or had perchance returned from another world, like a Rip Van Winkle.
		Accompanying him this time was Charles Sprague Pearce, a student of Bonnat, whom he had met in the south of France the previous winter.
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		To him were addressed the well known lines attributed to Charles IX.: Tous deux également nous portons des couronnes: Mais, roi, je la reçus: poète, tu la donnes.
		GILBERT ADIEUX A LA VIE J'ai révélé mon coeur au Dieu de l'innocence; Il a vu mes pleurs pénitents: Il guérit mes remords, il m'arme de constance; Les malheureux sont ses enfants.
		CHARLES NODIER LA JEUNE FILLE Elle était bien jolie, au matin, sans atours, De son jardin naissant visitant les merveilles, Dans leur nid d'ambroisie épiant ses abeilles, Et du parterre en fleurs suivant les longs détours.
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		Charles Fowler of Alaska Fisheries Science Center, James Nichols of USFWS, Robert Garrett of U/WI, and Helene Marsh, dugong researcher from James Cook University, Australia.
		The panel was charged with making recommendations on how to improve our knowledge of manatee mortality and survivorship, population estimation and trends, and estimates of growth rate and development of simulation models.
		Even in the absence of major additional storms, recovery will be delayed and additional damage may occur if loose coral fragments, detached boulders, and rubble are tossed around in strong currents.
	www2.nature.nps.gov /parksci/ASCII_files/vol12(2).txt (19338 words)

	US Navy Officer: 1775-1900 [R]
		Rae, Charles W. Acting Third Assistant Engineer, under instruction Naval Academy, 10 October, 1866.
		Ricker, Charles C. Acting Ensign, 9 September, 1862.
		Romme, William S. Acting Ensign, 9 November, 1863.
	www.history.navy.mil /books/callahan/reg-usn-r.htm (3260 words)

	Preserving Yellowstone's Natural Conditions (Notes) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Charles C. Adams, "The Relation of Wild Life to the Public in National and State Parks," Roosevelt Wildlife Bulletin 2, 4 (February 1925), quotes from 383, 384, 385; George W. Miller used long excerpts from Adams in his report, "American White Pelican," 12—14.
		Charles C. Adams, "The Importance of Preserving Wilderness Conditions," New York State Museum Bulletin, 1929, p.
		Charles Edward Kay, "Yellowstone's Northern Elk Herd: A Critical Evaluation of the 'Natural Regulation' Paradigm," Ph.D. diss., Utah State University, 1990.
	www.nps.gov /yell/nature/pritchard/notes.htm (12019 words)

	Patentee Index
		Kuyava, Charles C.; Westrum, Jr., John W.; Nachreiner, Gary J.; and Inman, Mona J. Cl. 600-31.
		Faulks, Michael John; Newman, William Robert; Romme, Steven John; Dellerman, Paige Annette; Rivera, Ligia A.; Velazquez, Herb F.; Larson, Jennifer Cappel; Bochmann, Cherry A.; Kalman, Jeffrey M.; DeGreen, Gerald P.; and Huang, Yung Hsiang 07011272 Cl. 242-598.6.
		Lingafelt, Charles Steven; and Noel, Jr., Francis Edward 07013394 Cl. 713-200.
	www.uspto.gov /web/patents/patog/week11/OG/patentee/alphaN_Utility.htm (4695 words)

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		Charles Fourier; Four Movements; the Wisconsin Phalanx, based on his utopian ideas, was founded on May 20, 1844
		It was designed by the politician and agronomist Charles Gilbert Romme, although it is usually attributed to Fabre d'Églantine, who invented the descriptive names of the months.
		Instead of most days having a saint as in the Catholic Church's calendar, each day has a plant, a tool or an animal associated with it.
	www.wilsonsalmanac.com /book/may20.html (3873 words)

	The Project Gutenberg eBook of Notable Events of the Nineteenth Century, by Various
		In the French Republican calendar, devised by the astronomer Romme, in 1792, Brumaire [pg 10]began on the twenty-second day of October and ended on the twentieth day of November.
		It remained for Brumaire, and the eighteenth day of Brumaire, of the year VIII, to extinguish the plural executive which the French democrats had created under the name of a Directory, and to substitute therefor the One Man that was coming.
		Consider [pg 17]that the "Three Days of July," 1830, have witnessed a bloodless revolution in Paris, in which the House of Bourbon was finally overthrown and blown away.
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	Yellowstone's Northern Range: References (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If authors or others notice that a paper or publication is missing that ought to be included, please notify the Yellowstone Center for Resources, so that as complete and accurate as possible a reference list can be maintained.
		_____, Y. Wu, L.L. Wallace, W.H. Romme, and A. Brenkert.
		_____, M.G. Turner, W.H. Romme, R.V. O'Neill, and Yegang Wu.
	www.nps.gov /yell/nature/northernrange/references.htm (6655 words)

	Caen, Calvados, Lower Normandy (Basse-Normandie)
		When Caen was conquered by the French in 1450, King Charles VII allowed the university to continue as before.
		It was, however, a mere toleration until the king should reach a final decision.
		This was given on 30 October, 1452, when Charles VII created anew the university of Caen and gave it a new charter, ignoring altogether its former charter and privileges, and granting the same privileges enjoyed by French universities.
	bdaugherty.tripod.com /normandie/caen.html (1630 words)

	C18-L's Selected Readings, No. 47
		"Gilbert Romme et les mathematiques." Annales historiques de la revolution francaise, 304 (avril-juin 1996): 207-220.
		"Romme vu travers ses livres." Annales historiques de la revolution francaise, 304 (avril-juin 1996): 193-206.
		"Gilbert Romme Gouverneur." Annales historiques de la revolution francaise, 304 (avril-juin 1996), 221-56.
	www.personal.psu.edu /special/C18/sr/sr47.htm (8708 words)

	American Indian Use of Fire in Ecosystems References
		Carrol, Charles F. 1973 The Timber Economy of Puritan New England.
		Cooper, Charles F. 1960 "Changes in Vegetation, Structure, and Growth of Southwestern Pine Forests Since White Settlement." Ecological Monographs, Vol.
		Kay, Charles E. 1994a "Aboriginal Overkill: The Role of Native Americans in Structuring Western Ecosystems." Human Nature, Vol.
	www.wildlandfire.com /docs/biblio_indianfire.htm (14103 words)

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		The Moslem's daughter found Gilbert attractive and helped him to escape, on the proviso that when he arrived in England he would send for her and make her his wife.
		Knowing only that his name was Gilbert and he lived in Cheapside, London, she still tracked him down.
		One ballad said that she found him in Scotland at the very moment he was about to marry another.
	www.wilsonsalmanac.com /book/dec21.html (3640 words)

	Suicide in Early Modern Europe
		"Réflexions sur les martyrs de Prairial: Sacrifice héroique et mentalité révolutionnaire," in Gilbert Romme, 345-52.
		Gilbert Romme (1750-1795) et son temps (Clermont-Ferrand, 1966).
		Charles Rosenberg and Janet Golden (New Brunswick, 1992), 85-103.
	home.olemiss.edu /~hswatt/biblsuic.html (2303 words)

	City of Kingston Ulster County New York Cemeteries
		Livingston, Col. Gilbert, April 3, 1690, April 3, 1690, April 25, 1746.
		Chipp, Charles W., Feb. 17, 1805, May 9,1846, 41-2-22.
		of Charles and Elizabeth, April 20, 1840, 9-0-28.
	www.hopefarm.com /kingscem.htm (2982 words)

	Lower Volga Village Project
		Survivors include two brothers, Roy Sprinkle of Westminister, Colo., and Gilbert Sprinkle of Hutchinson; a sister Dolores Langhofer of Towanda; a host of nieces and nephews; five step-children; and several step-grandchildren.
		He was preceded in death by brothers, James Staab, Charles Cecil Staab, Frank Staab, Ludwig Staab, Alphonse Staab, Leopold Staab and Felix Staab, a sister, Felicitas Staab, and a daughter-in-law, Janice Staab, Omaha, Neb. Burial in the church cemetery.
		He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Brenda and Danny Staman of Scottsbluff, Terryl and Charles Pratt of Rapid City, S.D., and Roxanne and Steven Harrison of Gillette, Wyo.; grandchildren, Mark and Corey Staman, Robert and Mark Pratt and Cody and Jessica Harrison; sister, Helmina Heimbuck of Scottsbluff; and several nieces and nephews.
	www.webbitt.com /volga/lower/obitss3.htm (12626 words)

	Countries F
		1949) 9 Nov 1943 - 3 Jun 1944 Charles de Gaulle (3rd time) (s.a.) Chairmen of the Provisional Government 3 Jun 1944 - 26 Jan 1946 Charles de Gaulle (s.a.) 26 Jan 1946 - 24 Jun 1946 Félix Gouin (b.
		2000) 1 Jun 1958 - 8 Jan 1959 Charles de Gaulle (s.a.) 8 Jan 1959 - 14 Apr 1962 Michel Debré (b.
		1829) 1825 - 1826 Charles Emmanuel de Muyssard 1826 - 1827 Joseph Burgues de Missiessy 1827 - 1829 Louis Henri de Saulces de Freycinet (b.
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		Stubbs and Gilbert of the Law Agency gave us a call last week.
		"Both Charles Ewing and Tom Ewing were there, and General Sherman, their brother-in-law, who was then of very little force in either business or politics.
		Rudolph brings back with him the family of A. Gilbert, his brother-in-law, who are well pleased with the country, and of course he could not come back without a fine team of horses.
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	France
		Mar 737 - 15 Oct 741 Charles Martel -Regent (b.
		Apr 1364 - 16 Sep 1380 Charles V "le Sage" (the Wise) (b.
		21 Nov 1793 - 6 Dec 1793 Charles Gilbert Romme (b.
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