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	Thomas Pride - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Thomas Pride (died October 23, 1658) was a parliamentarian general in the English Civil War, and best known as the instigator of "Pride's Purge".
		Pride is stated to have been brought up by the parish of St Bride's, London but is thought to have been born in Somerset.
		Pride was one of the judges of the king and signed his death-warrant, appending to his signature a seal showing a coat of arms.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Thomas_Pride (443 words)

	Pride's Purge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pride's Purge was the occasion when troops under the command of Colonel Thomas Pride forcibly removed from the House of Commons all those who were not supporters of the Grandees in the Army and the Independents.
		When the Commissioners returned with the King's answers, which were far short of what was hoped, the House of Commons eventually declared them acceptable by 129 to 83 early in the morning of December 5, 1648 (though this was technically a vote on whether the vote should be called).
		Pride's Purge was reversed on February 21, 1660 when the secluded members were restored in a preparation for the restoration.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pride's_Purge (514 words)

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		The Colonel's dignity is important to him; he would much rather write a letter requesting the change of lawyer by hand than ask someone to type the letter as a favor to him.
		The novel begins with the Colonel preparing his wife a last cup of coffee by scraping a coffee can with a knife, mixing "bits of rust" with "the last scrapings of ground coffee." (p.1) Themes of oppression are counter-balanced by tenacity shown in the Colonel's long wait.
		The Colonel knows that the state of affairs is not in order and most likely there will never be anything for him, and yet year after year, hoping that the day will come, he waits for the letter.
	www.textfiles.com /reports/ACE/minor.txt (868 words)

	The English Civil War Society of America Home Page
		Thomas Rainsborow (alias Rainsborough or Rainborowe) was a son of a distinguished sea captain, William Rainsborow (died 1642), and was himself bred to the sea.
		Colonel Thomas Rainsborow raised a regiment of foot for Parliament as part of the Army of the Eastern Association (Manchester's Army).
		Colonel Rainsborow was made Vice-Admiral of the Fleet (Sept. 26th, 1647), but his squadron declared for the King on May 27th, 1648, and he was recalled to the army.
	www.ecwsa.org /histktecolthomasrainsborowsregoffoote.html (995 words)

	Pride's Purge 1648
		Early in the morning of 6 December 1648, troops commanded by Colonel Thomas Pride occupied the approaches to the House of Commons.
		Pride himself was stationed on the steps leading to the entrance of the House with a list of some 150 MPs regarded as antagonistic to the Army.
		Pride was seconded by Sir Hardress Waller and accompanied by Lord Grey, who identified the proscribed MPs as they approached.
	www.british-civil-wars.co.uk /glossary/prides-purge.htm (648 words)

	Chapter Prestige <i>to</i> Primrose of P by Brewer's Phrase & Fable
		Pride, meaning ostentation, finery, or that which persons are proud of.
		Pride of the Morning That early mist or shower which promises a fine day.
		Pride's Purge The Long Parliament, not proving itself willing to condemn Charles I., was purged of its unruly members by Colonel Pride, who entered the House with two regiments of soldiers, imprisoned sixty members, drove one hundred and sixty out into the streets, and left only sixty of the most complaisant.
	www.bibliomania.com /2/3/255/1181/23752/2.html (501 words)

	Portrait of a General: General Roy Stone Part 3 of 8 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The [Colonel's] horse reared in fright; Stone fell to the ground and was carried from the field, never to return to the Army of the Potomac.
		But in a large sense, due to his charisma, he was able to maintain a feeling of pride in the military family and the military father which held the unit together until it was ordered into the field.
		Serving under Colonel Roy Stone, the colorful, daring, heroic figure, engendered a sense of superiority and inner pride in the men which never waned until his eccentric performance in the Wilderness.
	www.fhwa.dot.gov /infrastructure/stone03.htm (3763 words)

	Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice -- Index of Characters
		Opinions on Elizabeth's looks later in the novel: Colonel Fitzwilliam finds her pretty; The jealous Caroline Bingley maintains she has "no beauty" 2nd; and unwisely reminds Darcy of the similar opinion he held on first meeting Elizabeth.
		Colonel Fitzwilliam "looks earnest" when Elizabeth suggests that if Georgiana is a "true Darcy" he, her co-guardian, may find her "a little difficult to manage".
		Colonel Fitzwilliam, younger son of the Earl of ----, nephew of Lady Catherine de Bourgh and of Lady Anne Darcy.
	www.pemberley.com /janeinfo/ppdrmtis.html (4245 words)

	The Sassagoula Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Although today the Colonel's Cotton Mill serves as a dining hall for visitors to historic Dixie Landings, the wheel and indeed much of the mill itself remain just as they were in 1850 when, in full swing, they were a prime example of human ingenuity, industry and creativity.
		The Colonel gave the tales little credence until one sunny day his granddaughter, Susie, came running to grandpa with a beautifully carved bird in her hand.
		Colonel J.C. and Millie were anticipating the first visit by their eldest daughter Sarah, who had gone several years before to Maryland to study economics.
	members.aol.com /diziago/sassagoula.html (2694 words)

	Colonel Spigot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Colonel Ivanod Spigot -- "Tyrant of the Thembrian New Territories," "Beast of the Battle of Bulldoon," "Death-dealing Demon of Dinswipe" -- is one of the most diminuitive, but also most feared, officers in the Thembrian military.
		Colonel Spigot is the epitome of a Thembrian soldier: stern, authoritative, unyielding, and unquestioningly loyal to the interests of his Motherland.
		Unfortunately, the colonel’s pride is matched only by his stubbornness, a truth often demonstrated in his dealings with foreign relations or the errant civilian planes that regularly skirt the border of Thembrian airspace.
	talespinsourcepage.i8.com /bio13.htm (1171 words)

	Pride and Prejudice -- Jane Austen
		The origin of the phrase "Pride and Prejudice" is the fifth volume of Fanny Burney's 1782 novel
		Elizabeth on Darcy's Pride and caprice as the cause of his interference.
		Darcy's avowal to the Gardiners of mistaken Pride.
	www.pemberley.com /janeinfo/pridprej.html (1583 words)

	030905 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Colonel Faulkenberry spoke to the crowd of more than 600, praising the many historical accomplishments of the C-9 in its aeromedical evacuation mission, and the military professionals who made it possible.
		The aircraft forms were given to Colonel Faulkenberry, who passed them on to Col. Oral Carper, 932nd AW commander, signifying the ceremonial transfer of the aircraft from the 375th AW to the 932nd AW.
		Colonel Carper passed the forms to Master Sgt. Pete Van Tole, a crew chief from the 932nd AW, who returned to the aircraft now owned and operated by the 932nd AW.
	public.amc.af.mil /news/october/031002.htm (845 words)

	Pride and Prejudice, by Imagine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Colonel Jonathan 'Jack' O'Neill cut a dashing figure as he marched down the corridor to the office of his old mentor, General George Hammond.
		The colonel's eyes glittered too but it wasn't with humour, Daniel was reminded of a shark as it regarded its victim and he was acutely aware this was not a man who would bear being crossed.
		He pounded into Jack until the Colonel was lost in a fog of feeling not knowing where each sensation came from but they gathered in the centre of his body until another climax tore through him, shooting his load into Ian's mouth as Phil poured his come into his ass.
	www.thealphagate.com /stories/PrideandPrejudice.asp (22272 words)

	Masterpiece Theatre \| American Collection \| Cora Unashamed
		Colonel Norwood never would have admitted, even to himself, that he was standing in his doorway waiting for his half-Negro son to come home.
		The Colonel acted as thought he were unaware of the presence of the newly arrived boy on the plantation; or if he were aware, completely uninterested, and completely occupied.
		For the Colonel, the summer was hectic enough, what with cotton prices dropping on the market; share-croppers restless and moving; one fl field-hand beaten half to death by Talbot and the storekeeper because he "talked high" to a neighboring white planter; news of the Scottsboro trials and the Camp Hill shootings exciting fl labor.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/masterpiece/americancollection/cora/works_fatherandson.html (9649 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Colonel’s swelling pride turned to fury though when he refused an assignment to The Colonel’s Palace Guard and instead accepted an exclusive appointment to the King’s Raiders, a special commando unit which the traditionalist Colonel despised.
		He was warmly received by all except the dour Colonel who had always felt betrayed by his son’s refusal to join the palace guard and now again by his departure from the family trade, the military.
		The Colonel became enraged and disowned him for his disrespect before his aide de camp and the rest of the family and forbade his eldest son to ever return to the family home.
	soiuser.hyperchat.com /irishrogue/homepage.html (1259 words)

	William J. Clinton Foundation "Speech by President at Presentation to General Davis"
		I can't help saying as a point of personal pride that Colonel Crockett is a citizen of my home state, Arkansas.
		Colonel Campbell, I think you were picked to speak not because you were born in Tuskegee, but because you give a good speech.
		Colonel Davis then proved he was just as skilled in the conference room as in the cockpit.
	www.clintonfoundation.org /legacy/120998-speech-by-president-at-presentation-to-general-davis.htm (1743 words)

	WILLIAM PIERREPONT - LoveToKnow Article on WILLIAM PIERREPONT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This statement, however, is perhaps somewhat exaggerated, as Pierrepont favored the resumption of negotiations with the king in 1647, and in the following year his efforts on behalf of peace at Newport, where again he represented the parliamentarians, brought upon him some slight censure from Cromwell.
		For his services at Newport he was thanked by parliament; but he retired from active political life soon afterwards, as he disliked the purging of the House of Commons by Colonel Pride and the proceedings against the king.
		Chouteau built (in 1830-1831) the Yellowstone, which went up the river to the present site of Pierre in I83f, and was the first steamboat to navigate the upper waters of the Missouri.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /P/PI/PIERREPONT_WILLIAM.htm (439 words)

	Sherdog Mixed Martial Arts Forums - UFC has more stones than Pride!!! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Pride needs to grow some stone before anyone can rank any of there fighters as being the best.
		Pride is still the best MMA show on earth but they sure did not send there fighters to UFC like they where suppose to but this rumor is well over a year old
		I could tell you Tito is fighting Royce in Pride but it is all one sided.So until I get some real answers you Pride penis wrinkles can keep sucking each other off.
	www.sherdog.net /forums/showthread.php?threadid=301351 (947 words)

	nap39
		Colonel Chesney consulted English, German, Belgian and French sources on the battle, and brought a logical and objective
		Colonel Chesney’s standards for judging the evidence were so scrupulous, and his arguments so clear and precise, that
		Colonel Charles C. Chesney (1826–76) was an officer of the Royal Engineers and professor of military history at Sandhurst
	www.fortunecity.com /victorian/crayon/1171/nap39.htm (413 words)

	Chapter Preston <i>to</i> Prince of Life of P by Brewer's Readers Handbook
		Pride (Sir), first a drayman, then a colonel in the parliamentary army.—S.
		Pride and Prejudice, a novel of domestic life by Jane Austin (1812).
		Pride’s Purge, a violent invasion of parliamentary rights by colonel Pride, in 1649.
	www.bibliomania.com /2/3/174/1126/14930/1.html (472 words)

	Principal's Message (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Colonel Richardson High School and its surrounding community has a rich history and is filled with tradition.
		Colonel Richardson is a learning place with vision, preparing students for the vast opportunities that await them in the 21st Century.
		At Colonel Richardson High School, we choose to be successful.
	cl.k12.md.us /CRHS/PrincipalsMssge.html (118 words)

	THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI
		The film opens in 1943 in the jungles of Burma with the burial of several POWs and the arrival of a whole new British battalion of prisoners, led by the ever correct Colonel Nicholson (Guinness).
		Nicholson seems to be under the impression that Saito is concerned with the well-being of his men and is honorable enough to uphold the laws of the Geneva convention.
		Instead, they are forced to stand in the hot sun all day without food or water as punishment for their pride.
	crazy4cinema.com /Review/FilmsB/f_bridge_kwai.html (1189 words)

	The Ballad of East and West by Rudyard Kipling. Edmund Clarence Stedman, ed. 1895. A Victorian Anthology, 1837-1895
		The Colonel’s son has taken a horse, and a raw rough dun was he,
		With the mouth of a bell and the heart of Hell, and the head of the gallows-tree.
		The Colonel’s son a pistol drew and held it muzzle-end,
	www.bartleby.com /246/1129.html (1340 words)

	The Debaters at Putney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		HENRY LILBURNE, Lt. Colonel of (brother) Col. Robert Lilburne's regiment of foot.
		WILLIAM GOFFE, Lt. Colonel of Colonel Pride's regiment of foot.
		JOHN JUBBES, Lt. Colonel of Colonel Hewson's regiment of foot.
	www.unc.edu /courses/pre2000fall/poli165/6f/PUTNEY_rtf.htm (231 words)

	MTV.com - Movies - Colonel Effingham's Raid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Dismayed by the town's paucity of civic pride, the Colonel begins writing a newspaper column honoring Fredericksville's old traditions and chastizing those who would tear those traditions down.
		When it seems that his protests are falling upon deaf ears, Colonel Effingham literally stage a "military assault" against City Hall, which in real life would get him thrown in the looney bin but which in a whimsical comedy of this nature results in a smashing success for the "good guys".
		If Colonel Effingham's Raid seems to be popping up on TV at a rate of once a day, it is because the film lapsed into public domain in 1973.
	www.mtv.com /movies/movie/6709/plot.jhtml (230 words)

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		Colonel Mac Duff was concerned that each canine be matched to just the right home.
		Colonel Mac Duff cleared his throat and said "let’s have you take the Cruiser out for a test run.
		His chest swelled with pride as Colonel Mac Duff climbed onboard the Cruiser.
	www.mindspring.com /~corgially/CORGIALLY.lnk/cruiser.html (772 words)

	Captain Blood - CHAPTER V
		After that the fame of him had gone through Bridgetown, and Colonel Bishop had found that there was more profit to be made out of this new slave by leaving him to pursue his profession than by setting him to work on the plantations, for which purpose he had been originally acquired.
		Though the same blood ran in her veins as in those of Colonel Bishop, yet hers was free of the vices that tainted her uncle's, for these vices were not natural to that blood; they were, in his case, acquired.
		The Colonel delivered himself in a roar, infuriated by what he conceived to be defiance, and defiance expressing itself in the most unruffled disregard of himself.
	www.worldwideschool.org /library/books/lit/adventure/CaptainBlood/chap5.html (4040 words)

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		To return the Colonels to their playoff form of 1996, the young staff was keying on recruiting bright student-athletes.
		Known as a good evaluator of talent and having the ability to find youngsters others had missed, defensive coordinator Jay Thomas found a star student and athlete from a small school in New Orleans that he was sure would be a great asset to Nicholls State, Chris Thompson.
		The Colonels would win two of the next three Conference games to set up a shot to win the Conference in their final game against league-leading McNeese State and get the coveted playoff bid.
	www.i-aa.org /article.asp?articleid=50793 (1475 words)

	M165 Great Britain, Parliament, English Parliamentary Acts
		With the execution of King Charles I on January 30, 1649, the sole political agency in England was Parliament, but the true power in the land lay in the hands of Oliver Cromwell and the New Model Army which he commanded.
		Pride's Purge, in which Colonel Pride expelled those members of Parliament who Cromwell saw as dangerous, left only a partial or "rump" parliament.
		Cromwell governed with the Rump Parliament in a Commonwealth until 1653, when he moved to have the now troublesome Rump Parliament replaced with a body of men that were more concerned with spiritual affairs.
	www.lib.usm.edu /~archives/m165text.htm (809 words)

	Adelaide, Australia
		So it is easy to see why there should be a flicker of pride on Colonel Light's weathered face.
		Colonel William Light, on his planning of Adelaide, faced enormous problems, not the least of which was the constant criticism of his choice of site.
		It's difficult to gauge just what it is that made Adelaide the city she is today - but the answer lies somewhere between the visions of a passionate English prisoner, a far-sighted and artistic military man and those who pursued their dream of a new life beyond familiar horizons.
	worldfacts.us /Australia-Adelaide.htm (1908 words)

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