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	The Peoples of Middle Earth
		The Peoples of Middle Earth is the twelfth and final volume of the History of Middle Earth series by JRR Tolkien.
		The History of Middle Earth is a collection of the previously unpublished (and most unfinished) writings of JRR Tolkien.
		The final volume, The Peoples of Middle Earth, primarily concerns the writing of the “Appendices” to The Lord of the Rings that appear at the end of The Return of the King.
	www.tolkien-online.com /peoples-of-middle-earth.html (689 words)

	White Council archive \| Re: Populations of the peoples of Middle Earth \| Tolkien and the Inklings discussion
		Re: Populations of the peoples of Middle Earth
		Re: Populations of the peoples of Middle Earth
		The whole question of population in Middle Earth is a can of worms, Tolkien was not, for all his profound abilities, a scientist or interested to any great degree in the physical workings of his created societies.
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	Middle-earth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The essence of their song established the history of the as yet unmade universe and the people who were to dwell therein.
		The Elves awoke in Cuiviénen in the middle of Middle-earth, and were soon approached by the Valar.
		The Men who had remained faithful were given the island of Númenor in the middle of the Great Sea as their home, while the Elves were allowed to return to the West.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/middle_earth_1 (4321 words)

	Cities & Towns of Middle-earth
		XII, The Peoples of Middle-earth: "The Heirs of Elendil," 220-24
		On the river banks were landings for the ships that carried people and trade goods up and down the Anduin from Wilderland in the north to the Bay of Belfalas in the south.
		The people of Rushey were friendly with the people of Buckland across the river and they acknowledged the authority of the Master of Buckland.
	www.tuckborough.net /towns.html (12929 words)

	The Peoples of Middle-earth - Books - Lothlorien - The Informations Area of Tolkienet.com - The Online Tolkien ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Tolkien himself noted that he knew nothing of the peoples and history of these Ages until he "met them on the way".
		It was in the appendices to The Lord of the Rings that there emerged a comprehensive historical structure and chronology of the Second and Third Ages, embracing all the diverse strands that came together in
		In The Peoples of Middle-earth, however, Christopher Tolkien shows that the work had in fact been achieved years before, in essays and records differing greatly from the published forms.
	www.tolkienet.com /lothlorien/books/thepeoplesofmiddle-earth.asp (205 words)

	The Final Eldarin Genealogy \| Middle-earth Elven Kings \| Elf-King Genealogy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		And while people generally don't dispute the accuracy of this compilation, the value of the "Final Eldarin Genealogy" to the understanding of Middle-earth has been questioned.
		In Morgoth's Ring she is is said to be the sister of Ingwë, yet in The Peoples of Middle-earth we are told that she is the niece of Ingwë (the daughter of his sister).
		People have frequently asked through the years why it is that Gil-galad does not succeed Fingon as High King in the published Silmarillion.
	www.xenite.org /tolkien/final-eldarin-genealogy.html (3063 words)

	Earth Globe
		Ancient people had no way of flying so they could only look around and try to imagine the shape of their world.
		This was because the earth's surface was curved, Eratosthenes reasoned.
		For another 1,400 years, many people mistakenly believed that this was a true picture of the universe.
	www.1worldglobes.com /earthglobe.htm (1391 words)

	The Peoples of Middle-earth - Tolkien Gateway
		It was in the Appendices to The Lord of the Rings that there emerged a comprehensive historical structure and chronology of the Second and Third Ages, embracing all the diverse strands that came together in the War of the Ring.
		The difficulty that he found in providing these Appendices, leading to delay in the publication of The Return of the King, is well known; but in The Peoples of Middle-earth Christopher Tolkien shows that early forms of these works already existed years before, in essays and records differing greatly from the published forms.
		He traces the evolution of the Calendars, the Hobbit genealogies, the Westron language or Common Speech (from which many words and names are recorded that were afterwards lost), and the chronological structure of the later Ages.
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/The_Peoples_of_Middle-earth (306 words)

	Stand, Men of the West (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Tolkien's Middle Earth is Europe, a realm of many peoples, all of whom are described in the books as White and portrayed as such in the films.
		Middle Earth is threatened by the forces of the Dark Lord Sauron, who dwells in the Near East, in the land of Mordor.
		The weakness of Middle Earth is the fact that its peoples are divided and distrustful.
	www.vanguardnewsnetwork.com /lettersOct-Nov03/121803lynchrings3.htm (1276 words)

	The Peoples of Middle-Earth (The History of Middle-Earth - Volume 12) J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Peoples of Middle-Earth (The History of Middle-Earth - Volume 12) J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkie
		Peoples of Middle-earth also includes the previously unpublished opening pages for The New Shadow, the sequel J.R.R. Tolkien almost wrote to The Lord of the Rings.
		Christopher Tolkien takes the reader back to the years 1950-1952 when his father was preparing the appendices and prologue for The Lord of the Rings.
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	Middle-earth Details, Meaning Middle-earth Article and Explanation Guide
		Some hollow earth enthousiasts interpret the term their way, believing that Tolkien referred to the hollow earth theory, but nothing in Tolkien's writings or beliefs supports this.
		The earth before the second half of the Second Age was radically different than the world of the Third and later Ages: Arda was created as a flat world, represented as a ship or an island floating on the surrounding ocean (Vaiya), which forms water below Arda and air above.
		Elendil and his sons escaped to Middle Earth and founded the realms of Gondor and Arnor.
	www.e-paranoids.com /m/mi/middle_earth_1.html (3718 words)

	Middle Earth Feast: Tolkien fan concocts a meal fit for a Hobbit
		No ordinary barbecue, this was a lavish feast of regional cooking from Middle Earth, the setting of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings." Stephanie Simmons, her 13-year-old daughter, Areya, and colleague Zak Jones had started preparing the food for the Saturday fete on Thursday night.
		On the flip side, was a map of The West of Middle Earth at the end of the Third Age.
		The salads, Nimcelen, the hobbit version of potato salad, and Calaquendi, a mixed greens salad with whole herbs, were refreshing, while the appetizers, Middle Earth's version of herb focaccia and a tomato, mozzarella and mushroom salad, sustained the appetite until the main dishes arrived.
	www.post-gazette.com /food/20020919middleearth0919fnp3.asp (1858 words)

	Magic in Middle-earth
		Magic is to most people -- at least during the Third Age -- a mysterious and fabulous power, whereas the ones who wield it are often considered dangerous and evil.
		The Elves are the only people who consider magic as something natural and ordinary, even to the extent of magic being an inherent part of their culture.
		Since the first time their leaders were brought to Valinor, they have been studying magical powers from the Valar and the Maiar, mostly those concerned with artifact creation (the Noldor) or the coexistence with nature (the Sindar).
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	J.R.R. TOLKIEN by BARAHIR _ _ _MIDDLE-EARTH: ROLE-PLAYING - ALMANACH MG I GRACZA - Beorningowie_ _ _ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Due to the independent nature of his people, he is rarely bothered except in times of emergency or war.
		All leather and fur is warg, the softest being from the young.
		Earth pigments are used to dye these various shades of brown and red.
	www.tolkien.art.pl /merp/almanach/beorn.htm (6984 words)

	Middle-Earth Collectibles Archive - History of Middle Earth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		It traces the great expansion of the tale into new lands and new peoples south and east of the Misty Mountains: the emergence of Lothlorien, of Ents, of the Riders of Rohan, and of Saruman the White in the fortress of Isengard.
		This is the tale of the disaster that overtook the forest people of Brethil when Hurin came among them after his release from long years of captivity in Angband, the fortress of Morgoth.
		It was in the appendices to The Lord of the Rings that there emerged a comprehensive historical structure and chronology of the Second and Third Ages, embracing all the diverse strands that came together in The War of the Ring.
	www.collecttolkien.com /BooksHistoryME03.htm (1579 words)

	Twins Chatter: A Better Way for Twins Fans
		The Dark Lord Steinbrenner had lulled the free peoples of Middle Earth to sleep with feigned bouts of incompetence during the 1980s, all the while constructing a grand dynasty in secret.
		One by one, the free teams of Middle Earth fell to the power of the Ring, but there were some who resisted.
		Steinbrenner, enemy of the free peoples of Middle Earth, was defeated.
	twinschatter.blogspot.com /2004/10/battle-for-ring.html (836 words)

	Essay on Middle-earth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		His Elven People for instance have absolutely nothing in common with fairies and elves from fairy-tales of the nineteenth century.
		Aulë wanted to create a People of his own, not having the patience to await the arrival of the Elves and so he shaped the seven fathers of the Dwarves beneath a mountain.
		What it was could not be seen: it was like a great shadow, in the middle of which was a dark form, of man-shape maybe yet greater; and a power and terror seemed to be in it and to go before it.
	hemsidor.torget.se /users/f/Finwe/sagovarld.htm (9409 words)

	The Peoples of Middle-Earth (The History of Middle-Earth, Vol. 12) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Peoples of Middle-Earth (The History of Middle-Earth, Vol.
		Unlike many of the other titles in this series, "The Peoples of Middle-Earth" does not concentrate on a single "Age" or storyline.
		Instead, it attempts to answer remaining questions, correct errors and misimpressions, and provide extra bits of information about the lives and histories of the many peoples populating Middle-Earth.
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	Middle earth, earth middle realm, battle for middle earth screenshots (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This is a proposal for a historical reencactment society based on the epic battles of JRR Tolkien's Middle Earth.
		The new Middle Earth was a quiet, no-nonsense world of airports, malls and sitcoms, but then Bonnie Baggins found a ring of power in her grandmother's attic...
		Middle Earth is New Zealand The Lord Of The Rings - The Two Towers...
	www.lookgames.net /middle-earth.html (1364 words)

	Flea: Politics and Middle Earth
		Some Western peoples of Middle Earth, for reasons of bourgeois comfort, selfishness, or cynical despair, want no part of the coming war, and think mistakenly that they can avoid trouble if they simply lay low.
		The following is an excerpt from a meeting of the Middle Earth Socialist Liberation Organisation (University Of Minas Tirith Sub-Branch).
		I had to look up "Takataapui" on the grounds I thought it was made up but it turns out not to be and I am now pleased to have learned my new word for the day.
	www.ghostofaflea.com /archives/001182.html (969 words)

	The Merchants of Middle-earth
		Eriador and Wilderland were overrun and many of their peoples were slain or driven off.
		These peoples, Numenoreans, Edain, and men of mixed heritage, set to work building great cities (Annuminas and Fornost Erain in the north, Minas Anor, Minas Ithil, and Osgiliath in the south), imposing fortresses (Angrenost and Aglarond in Calenardhon), and rich and powerful kingdoms.
		The influx of Hobbit peoples early in the second millenium undoubtedly brought new wealth to the kingdoms of Rhudaur and Cardolan, but they could not restore the northern Dunedain to their former power.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/tolkien/28208 (4125 words)

	List of Abbreviations
		"The Appendix on Languages", in: The Peoples of Middle earth, 1996.
		"The Heirs of Elendil", in: The Peoples of Middle earth, 1996
		"The Languages and Peoples of the Third Age", Appendix F in: The Return of the King, 1965.
	rover.vistecprivat.de /~lalaith/Tolkien/Abbreviations.html (522 words)

	How come everyone on Middle Earth had so little knowledge of the world around them? Message Board
		If this sort of narrow provincialism is to be believed, then most peoples of the Middle Earth stayed within their own small habitat and never had the curiousity, or the drive, to move around.
		The time you are talking about is a time when elves are leaving middle earth, the elder days are diminishing, and the race of men are starting to conquer.
		The peoples of middle earth are actually much more atintive than any of us.
	www.allreaders.com /Board.asp?BoardID=113 (775 words)

	GreenBooks.TheOneRing.net™ \| Special Guest \| The Enemy is Moving . . . and He is Us.
		When people read racism into The Lord of the Rings, they usually point towards the foot-soldiers of Evil – primarily the hideous Orcs and goblins, who are generally dark-skinned and narrow-eyed, although they are described in a multitude of other ways, all of which attempt to convey an evil, malformed, "ruined" breed of creatures.
		It seems strange to suggest that the other peoples of Middle-earth, with their many kings and princes, are not imperialist, but note that they do not make wars of conquest.
		They are foreign peoples that the Dark Lord has bent to his purpose, and he uses their lives for his own gain.
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	Other Beings of Middle-earth
		Quickbeam originally lived on the mountain slopes west of Isengard and was one of Skinbark's people.
		They were selected by the Valar to encourage the peoples of Middle-earth to oppose Sauron.
		While his affinity with nature was useful to Gandalf, overall it appears that Radagast neglected his mission to assist the peoples of Middle-earth in their struggle against Sauron.
	www.tuckborough.net /otherbeings.html (4627 words)

	Dummies::Exploring the Diverse Lands of Middle-earth
		Midden-erde (or erthe), however, is good old Middle English for "middle-earth." As Tolkien pointed out, it hails from an earlier form, middangeard, which literally means the "middle yard" in Old English or Anglo-Saxon, the language Tolkien taught at Oxford University.
		To the north lies the Ice Bay of Forochel, and beyond that is the frozen Northern Waste; to the east is Rhûn, populated by the barbaric Easterlings.
		Viewed from this perspective, you can start to understand how the peoples of Tolkien's Middle-earth perceive their lands as being encircled by limiting forces, some of which are hostile.
	www.dummies.com /WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-2287.html (1121 words)

	Globetrotter Games -Middle-Earth the Wizards: Rules
		During the Third Age, the Valar sent five Maiar to Middle-earth to unite and counsel the Free Peoples in their struggles against Sauron, the Dark Lord.
		However, they were forbidden to dominate the peoples of Middle-earth or to match the power of Sauron with power.
		In this case, the character stops working for the cause of the Free Peoples (at least for a while)-much as Radagast was corrupted by the physical nature of Middle-earth (i.e., he went "native").
	globetrotter-games.com /game/rules/eMidEar1.htm (20773 words)

	Middle
		Melkor was one of the most powerful Valar who sought a tyrannical rule over other Valar and all of Arda (Earth).
		He resorted instead to perverting the life created by other Valar with Eru’s permission and through such means he created the orcs, trolls, wargs, dragons and the demons of might.
		However Melkor’s greatest achievement was the corrupting of the hearts of all peoples of Middle-Earth with evil in its many forms so that his legacy would live on long after his departure from Arda.
	users.rcn.com /sdeveau/Barad-wath/middleearthhistory.htm (933 words)

	The Peoples of Middle-earth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		As is noted in the interview with Tolkien, the Elves are not immortal so much as extremely longeval to the point that they shall last probably as long as the habitability of the earth.
		A very secretive people that prize the fruits of craftsmanship over the beauty in the world that exists naturally.
		The dwarves are sometimes thought of as stubborn, but that would only be thought of by one unfamiliar with their ways.
	www.boonebraves.ocps.net /2001/2002projects/zindler2/peoples.htm (660 words)

	The Grey Havens - Middle-earth: The Chroniclers of Middle-earth?
		This is the oldest known alphabet in Middle-earth, and was the one Feanor was inspired by when he developed Feanor's Tengwar, which was later used by almost all peoples in Middle-earth.
		When Pengolodh came to Valinor in the middle of the Second Age, Rumil saw his Quenta Silmarillion and made slight additions to it, such as the mentioning of Mandos' and Lorien's real names, Namo and Irmo.
		The Sindar of Doriath had brought the Annals of Beleriand or Grey Annals to the Havens where they were extended whith the help of the other peoples.
	tolkien.cro.net /mearth/chronicl.html (4403 words)

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