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	U.S. 60mm and 81mm H.E. Mortar Rounds (WWII) - Inert-Ord.Net
		Sir Frederick Wilfrid Scott Stokes invented an innovative design which was light and portable.
		The Stokes mortar was muzzle loaded and fired a 3 or 4 inch diameter un-stabilized cylindrical projectile from a smooth-bore barrel attached to a base-plate.
		The barrel was supported by a bipod assembly with a screw adjustment for elevating and transversing the muzzle.
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	Chapter V. The "Rambler," the Bishops, and Newman, 1859
		This dismay was expressed in an article in the Rambler for January 1859 by Scott Nasmyth Stokes, one of the Catholic inspectors of schools and "undoubtedly the principal authority on the subject in the Catholic body" (Butler, I, 310).
		Stokes urged the bishops to reconsider their policies, and recapitulated his arguments in favour of co-operating with the Commission.
		Stokes had maintained that he was not challenging the bishops' decision, but rather that no final decision had been made, and that he was merely offering them advice before they committed themselves.
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	Dutch Army: 81 mm mortar [mortier van 8] [War over Holland - May 1940: the Dutch struggle]
		Stokes was a civil engineer and in 1914 [when he introduced his weapon] chairman and director of Ransomes & Rapier engineering company in Ipswich, UK, that was a major crane manufacturer.
		In fact the Stokes mortar was nothing more [or less] than an assembly of three components [tube, base plate and bipod] that could be transported relatively easy by a three men crew.
		The Stokes design was based on the delivery of an unstabilized cylindrical projectile [fitted with two sliding rings] of about 4,5 kgs which was entirely self-contained.
	www.waroverholland.nl /uk_weap017.html (1475 words)

	Stokes Family Crest
		Some of the first North American settlers with Stokes name or one of its variants: Christopher Stokes who settled in Virginia in 1624; Grace, and Eleanor Stokes settled in Boston in 1635; George Stokes settled in the Barbados in 1634.
		Elizabeth Dilling Stokes (1894-1966), was a well-known American anti-communist and anti-war activist and writer in the 1930s and 1940s, which led to charges of "anti-Semitism" and "sedition" in the Great Sedition Trial of 1944.
		In the Stokes coat of arms as in all coat of arms the crest is only one element of the full armorial achievement.
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	Full text of "Commemorative biographical record of the county of York, Ontario : containing biographical sketches of ...
		Sir John Beverley Robinson was married in England in 1817, to Miss Emma Walker, of England, by whom he had eight children, four sons and four daughters, Christopher being the sixth child and third son in the family.
		Mowat served on the commission appointed by Sir John A. Mac donald to consolidate the public general sta tutes of Canada and Upper Canada, respective ly, and he was also, at a subsequent period, a commissioner for the consolidation of the sta tutes of Ontario.
		Madill was born in Scott township, in the County of Ontario, Xov.
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	CHAPTER XV
		Stokes negotiates with the Egyptian Government representative in Paris, Nubar Pasha, then goes to Egypt.
		Stokes then returns to England via Florence where he goes sightseeing with a slew of lady friends.
		Lady Strangford dies, leaving Stokes holding the responsibility for the hospital.
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	Chapter II. Richard Simpson and the "Rambler", 1854-1858
		In 1851, Simpson was recommended by Newman to Capes as a possible participant in the latter's scheme for lecturers to [28/29] defend the Church against the "papal aggression" agitation (Newman to Capes, 21 Feb. 1851, in Gasquet, p.
		Simpson, who was Frederick Capes' neighbour at Clapham, began to contribute to the Rambler in 1850.
		It continued the controversy on education with Scott Nasmyth Stokes' "The Controversy on the Poor-School Grant," despite Wiseman's express desire that the subject should be left to the bishops (VII [May 1857], 338-348.
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	stokes - Definitions from Dictionary.com
		Sir Frederick Wilfrid Scott, 1860–1927, British inventor and engineer.
		Sir George Gabriel, 1819–1903, British physicist and mathematician, born in Ireland.
		Stokes County, NC (county, FIPS 169) Location: 36.40913 N, 80.22963 W
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		Florentine architect & sculptor _1445?-1516 Sanger, Frederick Brit.
		Sanford 1857 _1795-1858 Scott, George Campbell US movie actor, director, & producer; starred in movie "Patton" 1970 _1927-- Scott, George Gilbert, Sir Eng.
		Frederick) pope 1057-1058 _10XX-1058 Stephen I (also Istvan I; orig.
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	Definition of Stokes - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
		Sir Frederick Wilfrid Scott 1860–1927 English engineer and inventor
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	The Sheetmusic Warehouse - Search for "Books_About_Music"
		Frederick Iliffe The Forty Eight Preludes and Fugues of J S Bach, Analysed for he use of students, Music Primer,
		G Augustus Holmes and Frederick J Karn Historical Chronology Of Music, with 800 questions on musical history.
		H M Walbrook with a Foreword By Sir Henry Wood.
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	Sitwell, Sacheverell: An Inventory of His Collection at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center
		Sacheverell Reresby Sitwell was the third child and second son born to Sir George and Lady Ida Sitwell.
		Born at Scarborough in November 1897, "Sachie" suffered less from the expectations of his parents than his older siblings and was doted upon by the whole family.
		Included in this section is "A Brief History of Weston Hall," by Sir George Sitwell, which includes a handwritten family tree; two volumes of page proofs for the Diaries of Sylvester Douglas edited by Francis Bickley; and a confidential report on remote parts of Persia written by John Russell for the British Ambassador in 1956.
	www.lib.utexas.edu /taro/uthrc/00238/hrc-00238.html (3178 words)

	Wilfrid Stokes : Oxford Biography Index entry
		Stokes, Sir (Frederick) Wilfrid Scott (1860–1927), civil engineer and inventor
		Oxford Biography Index Number 101036312 [what is this?
		Carlyle, ‘Stokes, Sir (Frederick) Wilfrid Scott (1860–1927)’, rev. Anita McConnell, first published Sept 2004, 720 words
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	Non-Fiction books on CD ROM, from Seedy Press books on CD, B&R Samizdat Express
		Sir Henry Clinton sent to the southward., followed by General Lee.
		Proposition by Sir Thomas Pitt to withhold supplies from the Crown.
		Sir George Bridges Rodney returns to England after the capture of St. Eustatia.
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	The Americanist
		ARNOLD, Sir Edwin ADZUMA, or, The Japanese Wife.
		BLUNT, Wilfrid Scawen SECRET HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH OCCUPATION OF EGYPT.
		FRANCIS, Sir Philip, et al THE FRANCIS LETTERS...
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		Excellend biography of Sir Thomas Browne, author of Religio Medici.
		Engaging portraits of the friends of Sir Walter Scott -with Scott as the common backdrop.
		Biography of Sir Andrew Marbot, pioneer in Art Criticism, & friend of Wordsworth, Coleridge, De Quincey, Goethe, Byron.
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	Newman Reader - Ward's Life of Cardinal Newman - Index
		Canon Scott Holland, who records his impressions, 369-370;
		Peel, Sir Robert, founds the Queen's Colleges in Ireland, i.
		Seeley, Sir John, his 'Ecce Homo' reviewed by Newman, ii.
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	The Online Books Page: What's New
		(Toronto: Thomas Allen, 1919), by John Frederick Bligh Livesay (multiple formats at archive.org)
		(New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company, 1917), by Flora Annie Webster Steel (multiple formats at archive.org)
		(New York: F. Stokes, 1893), by Clara Erskine Clement Waters (multiple formats at archive.org)
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		Dainty Debutante, novelty piano solo George Scott Wood, Piano Solo
		Danse Negre for piano duet Cyril Scott, arranged for duet by Esther Fisher, Piano Duet
		De Cabin On the Mississippi Shore Words and music - Ida Scott Taylor and H P Danks, 19th Century Songs
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		Frederick Keppel and Co. (William E. Hartung, Frederick Keppel, E. Nicholas)--2.8, 11.5, 13.3, 24.3
		(Frederick W. Ashley, Linn R. Blanchard, Allen R. Boyd, William L. Brown, Jessica L. Farnum, Leicester B. Holland, Anna C. Koerper, Herbert Putnam, Wade H. Rabbitt, David E. Roberts, M. Roberts, Helen Wright)--12.1, 13.1-5, 15.2, 16.1, 24.3-4, see also Holland, Leicester Bodine, 1882-1952; Roberts, David E.; Wright, Helen
		Walker and Boutall (Firm)--5.6, see also Walker, Emery, Sir, 1851-1933
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