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	§5. "West-Ward Hoe" and "North-Ward Hoe". VII. Tourneur and Webster. Vol. 6. The Drama to 1642, Part Two. The ...
		In no case can North-Ward Hoe be dated earlier than about the middle of 1605, seeing that it is plainly a reply to East-ward Hoe (by Jonson, Chapman and Marston), which was almost certainly written, as a retort to West-Ward Hoe, in the earlier part of that year.
		The main plot of West-Ward Hoe is a tale of three merry wives who, putting their husbands on a false scent, jaunt off with three gallants to spend the night at Brentford, then a familiar trysting-place.
		But the merit of Eastward Hoe is so extraordinary that a play may well fall short of it and yet be extremely good.
	www.bartleby.com /216/0705.html (1197 words)

	§13. "Eastward Hoe". II. Chapman, Marston, Dekker. Vol. 6. The Drama to 1642, Part Two. The Cambridge History of ...
		The Dutch Courtezan, though a capital play, is surpassed by Eastward Hoe, but, since the drama was written in conjunction with Chapman and Jonson, the entire credit for this brilliant and delightful performance cannot be claimed for Marston.
		While it might not be difficult to assign with some confidence certain scenes to each of these writers, the attempt exactly to apportion their respective contributions would lead to a succession of unverifiable conjectures.
		In Beatrice, the sister of Crispinella, and in Mildred (Eastward Hoe) we have another of Marston’s favourite types of feminine character, the good, simple girl, modest and affectionate.
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	§4. Maturity; Prosperity. I. Ben Jonson. Vol. 6. The Drama to 1642, Part Two. The Cambridge History of English and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Jonson seems to have been living at this time with lord d’Aubigny and to have won the patronage of several men of prominence; but, apparently, he had made enemies as well as friends at court.
		In connection with Sejanus, he was accused by the earl of Northampton of papacy and treason; and, in connection with Eastward Hoe, 1604/5, he was imprisoned with his collaborators, Marston and Chapman.
		Letters by Jonson and Chapman, recently discovered by Bertram Dobell, 7 probably refer to this later imprisonment 8 Jonson, though fearing the loss of his ears, apparently escaped without punishment.
	www.bonus.com /contour/bartlettqu/http@@/www.bartleby.com/216/0104.html (655 words)

	George Chapman - LoveToKnow 1911
		There are frequent entries with regard to Chapman in Henslowe's diary for the years 1598-1599, but his dramatic activity slackened during the following years, when his attention was chiefly occupied by his Homer.
		In 1604 he was imprisoned with John Marston for his share in Eastward Ho, in which offence was given to the Scottish party at court.
		1606), one of his most amusing and successful comedies; Eastward Hoe (1605), written in conjunction with Ben Jonson and John Marston, an excellent comedy of city life; Bussy d'Ambois, 1 A 1 Chapman's source in this piece remains undetermined.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /George_Chapman (1473 words)

	Geodynamo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Large zonal flows (eastward near the inner core and westward near the mantle) exist on an imaginary "tangent cylinder" due to the effects of large rotation, small fluid viscosity, and the presence of the solid inner core within spherical shell of the outer fluid core.
		One part of this numerical solution is the rotation rate of the solid inner core relative to the surface, which evolves according to the torque applied on the inner core by the generated magnetic field.
		This mechanism is analogous to a synchronous electric motor for which the field, carried eastward by the fluid, acts like the rotating field in the stator and the inner core acts like the rotor.
	www.es.ucsc.edu /~glatz/geodynamo.html (1233 words)

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		Portugal, by way of the Cape of Good Hoe, established its power in the Indies, made settlement on the Moluccas or Spice Islands, and had acquired the Port of Macao in China.
		Still clinging to the hope, a hope so strong that it may properly be termed faith, that the Pacific shore line was but the projection eastward of the coast line of India, the Pacific coast was followed northward, westward and then southward in the expectation that India would be reached.
		Passing through a strait to the eastward, he reached an Indian town, where he learned that at a little distance from thence lay a great ship.
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	The Old Moulmein Pagoda
		It was disappointing, then, to discover that it is not possible to look eastward to the sea from any of Moulmein's pagodas: west certainly, and south at a push, but not east.
		Certainly, the poem is riddled with inaccuracies: it speaks of flying fish in the Irrawaddy river (the poet's "road to Mandalay") and of the sun rising over "China 'crost the bay".
		The expanse of delta in all directions was perfectly complemented by the silence, broken only by the monk's clinking tools and the warm breezes swinging those "tinkly temple bells".
	www.geocities.com /magichats/Moulmein.html (1049 words)

	she-philosopher.com TOPICS: Sir Walter Ralegh's Lost Colony & the Croatan Indians of North Carolina
		Eastward Hoe (like Richard Head’s The Floating Island, issued decades later in 1673) is in part a spoof on the popular printed narratives of “discovery” (e.g., as published in Hakluyt) and the great vogue for overseas adventure.
		Eastward Hoe also pokes fun at the populist embrace of new technologies associated with the navigator and surveyor.
		There is one scene where the inebriated captain Seagull and Sir Petronell Flash emerge, water-logged and bedraggled, from the Thames, having barely survived the raging tempest (foretold by the porpoise) in the river.
	www.she-philosopher.com /ib/topics/Croatan.html (3504 words)

	Small Unit Actions
		Enemy troops at Pointe du Hoe were estimated at 125 infantry and 85 artillerymen, included in the sector of enemy coastal defenses, from the Vire to the Orne, held by the 716th Infantry Division.
		With these first objectives taken, most of the force was to push out immediately to the south, reach the coastal highway which was a main communications lateral for German defenses of the Grandcamp-Vierville coast, and hold a position controlling that road to the west until the arrival of the 116th Infantry from Vierville.
		A German party came eastward crossing the upper end of the wheatfield; they were starting through the hedgerow embankment into the lane when Dix saw them only a few feet away from his post in the lane.
	www.army.mil /cmh-pg/books/wwii/smallunit/smallunit-pdh.htm (21844 words)

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		Bartholomew Fair was acted at court the year before the revival of Eastward Hoe, and at that time the English colony in Virginia was surviving, though it was small and struggling.
		Rather Bartholomew Fair and The New Inn reveal the transformations of colonial discourse at a time when conceptions of the project of English settlement in Virginia were rapidly moving from the fantasized abundance of Eastward Hoe to the strenuous creation of a new home for English men and women.
		Simultaneously, the actual threatening disorder in the Virginia settlement commented on the colonial fantasy encapsulated in Lord Frampul's renovated home and family, which was in its own way as outrageous as Eastward Hoe's Seagull's land of gold.
	www.geocities.com /magdamun/jonsonbach.html (5265 words)

	Pointe
		Unfortunately, one of the accidents of misdirection befell the Rangers; they headed eastward so far that, when the mistake was corrected, they had to approach the Point from that quarter on a course close to and almost paralleling the shore.
		The D-Day fighting at Pointe du Hoe can be followed in terms of two main groups: the force that reached the highway and took positions there, and the Rangers who stayed in or near the fortified area at the Point itself.
		The main action of the day was vigorous and continued patrolling, undertaken by combat patrols of six or seven men who went out on the flanks of the highway position, and particularly to the south into the small valley.
	www.wargamer.com /Hosted/CloseCombatOmaha/PointeHoc.htm (22845 words)

	Zaramo People
		Zaramo are an east central Bantu peoples whose ancestors most likely immigrated into modern day Tanzania sometime during the first millennium A.D. Oral histories suggest that the Zaramo moved eastward into their current location from the mountainous Luguru and Kutu areas around the turn of the 18th century.
		As Dar es Salaam, the capital of Tanzania, has grown exponentially in the last 20 years many Zaramo settlements have been incorporated into the city, and many more Zaramo people have immigrated into the city in search of work.
		Most Zaramo cultivation is done by women using a hand-held hoe.
	www.uiowa.edu /~africart/toc/people/Zaramo.html (509 words)

	March 9th
		Hoeing pease followed; and hence I arrived at the honour of joining the reapers in harvest, driving the team, and holding the plough.
		We were all of us strong and laborious; and my father used to boast, that he had four boys, the eldest of whom was but fifteen years old, who did as much work as any three men in the parish of Farnham.
		The fashion spread eastward, and the houses in Lincoln's-inn-fields were the next series thus distinguished.
	www.thebookofdays.com /months/march/9.htm (5311 words)

	hoe - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Hoe, hoe : Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary [home, info]
		Phrases that include hoe: high hoe, hoe handle, eastward hoe, a hard row to hoe, a tough row to hoe, more...
		Words similar to hoe: hoed, hoeing, hoer, straddler, till, tiller, more...
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	Thomas Dekker
		The next move was the production by Dekker of a burlesque tragedy called Satiromastix, which was full of good-humored mockery of Jonson.
		The quarrel was patched up and apparently forgotten, for, in the same year, Marston and Jonson collaborated in Love's Martir; and shortly afterward the three writers, Marston, Dekker and Jonson together produced Eastward Hoe, a lively play with the plot taken from the Decameron but the characters from contemporaneous London life.
		Some critics believe the War of the Theaters was partly caused not so much by personal animosity as by rivalry between different theatrical companies.
	www.theatredatabase.com /17th_century/thomas_dekker_001.html (562 words)

	Chawton House Library and Study Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Old City Manners (1775), adapted from Eastward Hoe (1605), by Chapman, Jonson and Marston had a run of six nights at Drury Lane.
		This alteration from the Eastward Hoe of Ben Jonson, Chapman, etc. is said to be the work of Mrs.
		Lenox, a lady well known as a favourite attendant in the train of the muses, and considering the grounds she had to work upon she has much improved it.
	www.chawton.org /biography.php?AuthorID=25 (2421 words)

	The Isle of Gulls - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The "Duke" wastes public funds on himself and his "Duchess," keeps corrupt counsellors and raises unworthy men to knighthood, and generally leaves the state in chaos.
		The play was offensive to the new Stuart monarchy, even more so than Eastward Hoe, by Ben Jonson, John Marston, and George Chapman, had been in the previous year (1605).
		In the case of Eastward Hoe, Jonson and Chapman went to jail; in the case of The Isle of Gulls, some of the juvenile cast members of the Blackfriars production were incarcerated in Bridewell prison for a short time.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Isle_of_Gulls (375 words)

	eastward - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "eastward" is defined.
		eastward : The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language [home, info]
		Eastward : Online Plain Text English Dictionary [home, info]
	www.onelook.com /?w=eastward&ls=a (143 words)

	The Theatre In England - The Romantic Drama Of Shakespeare And His Successors (1590-1642)
		In this year he wrote, in collaboration with Marston and Chapman, Eastward Hoe, which caused him various annoyances, for at the instigation of Sir James Murray, a Scottish gentleman, who thought his country insulted by the piece, the King arrested Chapman and Marston.
		Eastward Hoe, which was mentioned above in connection with the collaboration of Ben Jonson, and which dates, like the comedy that preceded it, from 1605, is a criticism of the influence upon the lower classes of the manners of the Court.
		THOMAS MIDDLETON, born in London, 1570, died towards 1627, is famous as the creator of Political Comedy in England but before distinguishing him-self in this vein, he composed a ` Tragi-Coomodie called The Witch,' a play curious inasmuch as it includes some of the facts contained in Shakespeare's Macbeth.
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	ESA Portal - Belgium - Nederlands - Hoe is het weer… op Mars?
		Concurrent with the south polar dust activity, another 'polar cold' front developed in and traversed NW Acidalia, spawning one of the largest northern hemisphere dust storms observed by MOC in 2002.
		This event persisted for several days, traveling eastward into Deuteronilus Mensae and southward following the low lying topography into Chryse/Xanthe Terra (see 'A').
		No dust activity was observed to cross the equator.
	www.esa.int /esaCP/ESACM876K3D_Belgium_du_1.html (309 words)

	the toronto star
		Like their compadres The Imbreds (currently on tour with Buffalo Tom), the members of Kingston-based quartet Weeping Tile are not only hip young musicians with a new record deal but are also in great demand as traveling companions.
		After a one-off gig opening for Juliana Hatfield tomorrow night at the Opera House, Weeping Tile heads eastward for a handful of dates with the Bourbon Tabernacle Choir (with whom they toured this summer), then it's off to see if the snow has melted in Calgary and other adventures in Western Canada with The Skydiggers.
		In between those jaunts, Oct. 17 to be exact, the band will release its major-label debut, Cold Snap, at a hometown hoe-down at Kingston's Baby Grand Theatre.
	members.tripod.com /~weeping_tile1/article12.html (624 words)

	Reviewing the textbook 'Science Insights: Exploring Matter and Energy' (1994; Addison-Wesley) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		If the atmosphere were standing still in space, instead of rotating eastward with the rest of Earth, no airliner could ever fly eastward from Los Angeles and "overtake New York": The eastbound airplane would continuously lose ground and would slip farther and farther to the west.
		If the plane headed steadily eastward at an airspeed of 500 miles an hour, and if it had enough fuel to fly for 17 hours or so, it would eventually reach Osaka -- some 6,000 miles west of Los Angeles.
		Now, the writers' concocting of absurd numbers is bad enough, but look at what happens when Addison-Wesley's technical draftsman tries to show how those numbers can be converted into a line graph.
	www.textbookleague.org /65expl.htm (2322 words)

	Ben Jonson House, Barbican Estate, City of London for flats and apartments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Further career opportunities were opened for him by the accession to the throne of James I. Jonson was commissioned to write masques for performance before the king.
		Chapman and Marston (with whom Jonson had made up) were thrown in prison because their play, Eastward Hoe, contained some references to the Scots which offended the king.
		The expected penalty was to have their noses and ears cut off.
	www.barbicanliving.co.uk /buildings/ben_jonson_name.htm (840 words)

	The English in Virginia
		In the play of "Eastward Hoe," ' brought out at this time, Scapethrift is made to say: "But is there such treasure there, Captain, as I have heard?" And Seagull who is supposed to have made the Virginia voyage, replies: "I tell thee, gold is more plentiful there than copper with us.
		"EASTWARD HOE," written by Chapman and Marston, assisted by Ben Jonson, all of whous were put in prison for casting some slur on the Scots in the play.
		VIRGINIA was long looked upon as the asylum for men who left their country for their country's good, or whose pride or folly drove them abroad in search of means to repair their broken fortunes.
	www.newrivernotes.com /va/engva.htm (15084 words)

	Wicked Alice Poetry Journal *(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)*
		He sowed in a field near a heap of rocks by a plugged well.
		They have come into the patch past a hoe which turns the earth Sapped dry
		leaning eastward as one, both rooted in the same dirt.
	www.sundress.net /wickedalice/sisters.html (213 words)

	English Prose Drama: Bibliography
		Chapman, George and Jonson, Ben and Marston, John [1605], Eastward hoe.
		Dekker, Thomas and Webster, John [1605], North-ward hoe.
		Dekker, Thomas and Webster, John [1604], West-ward hoe.
	www.lib.uchicago.edu /efts/EPD/EPD.bib.html (10083 words)

	The Search for the Lost Colony - Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
		Waymouth led an American expedition but it went far to the north of Roanoke.
		The play Eastward Hoe, by George Chapman, Ben Jonson, and John Marston, produced in London in 1604, refers to colonists left in America.
		Its production implies that a broadside about the colony had recently been printed.
	www.nps.gov /fora/search.htm (935 words)

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