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		The ten years during which Richard was archbishop were disturbed by disputes with Roger, archbishop of York, over the respective rights of the two sees, and in 1175, at a council held in London, there was a free fight between their partisans.
		Richard was more acceptable to Henry II than Becket had been; he attended the royal councils, and more than once he was with the king in Normandy.
		Richard died at Rochester on February 16 1184 and was buried in his cathedral.
	www.bookrags.com /Richard_of_Dover (321 words)

	Intelligent design tied to creationism in Dover trial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-13)
		HARRISBURG -- Board members who succeeded in introducing "intelligent design" to students in Dover Area School District were wary of evolutionary theory and explicit in their desire to balance the teaching of evolution with a more Christian-friendly philosophy, three plaintiffs testified yesterday during the second day of a landmark federal trial.
		Bryan Rehm -- a parent, a plaintiff, and a former Dover Area science teacher -- said that the science faculty had been forced to watch a video explaining why Charles Darwin's theories on evolution were being improperly taught to school students.
		Before the plaintiffs took the stand, Dover's defense team, a firm that litigates for free on behalf of "Christians and time-honored family values," completed their cross-examination of expert witness Kenneth Miller, a biology professor at Brown University and co-author of a popular biology textbook.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/05271/578955.stm (848 words)

	Richard of Dover - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The ten years during which Richard was archbishop were disturbed by disputes with Roger, archbishop of York, over the respective rights of the two sees, and in 1175, at a council held in London, there was a free fight between their partisans.
		Richard was more acceptable to Henry II than Becket had been; he attended the royal councils, and more than once he was with the king in Normandy.
		Richard died at Rochester on February 16 1184 and was buried in his cathedral.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Richard_of_Dover (355 words)

	Town of Dover Town History
		Richard Sackett, "of Dover," was granted a patent for land in 1704.
		Dover was located on a direct route to New York City; rest stops like the Old Drover's Inn prospered as the roads swarmed with cattle and sheep, herded by drovers on their way to market.
		Dover's pristine white marble was used extensively for government buildings in New York, Washington, DC and notable monuments, such as the Washington Arch in Greenwich Village, NYC, which boasts both kinds of Dover Marble.
	www.townofdover.us /Town_History.cfm (939 words)

	S Richard of Chichester: Readings
		Richard is remembered and revered not as a great scholar or a great political figure, but as a great pastor — a wise, diligent, and saintly bishop who administered his diocese with a perfect mixture of what St Paul calls “goodness and severity”, of discipline and love.
		Richard was, therefore, a disciplinarian; but the quality for which he was so greatly loved by his people was his generosity and affection.
		Richard’s body was, as he had required in his will, taken back to Chichester Cathedral for burial, while his heart and other organs were interred in the chapel he had just dedicated to St Edmund.
	www.diochi.org.uk /richard/08-readings.htm (2127 words)

	Dover house fire injures firefighters, kills dog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-13)
		Dover Deputy Chief Richard Driscoll said one of the injured firefighters sustained burns on his arm and shoulder in the initial attack on the blaze at the residence of Leslie Towle, 220 Dover Point Road.
		A second Dover firefighter injured in the same initial attack on the fire was taken to Wentworth-Douglass later for burns to his arm and left wrist.
		A portion of Dover Point Road was closed for a time as more then a dozen police and emergency vehicles attended the scene.
	premium1.fosters.com /2004/news/march2004/march_14/news/do_0314b.asp (605 words)

	Sketch of Dover
		This is called "Dover Neck", and running to a point at the South, at the junction of the two branches of the Pascataqua, it is called "Dover Point," but in ancient times, "Hilton’s Point".
		on Dover Neck, on the west side of the present travelled road; and "was surrounded by an entrenchment and flankarts," to protect the worshippers from the Indians, the remains of which are still [March, 1833] visible.
		The "Dover Cotton Factory" was incorporated December 15, 1812, with a capital of $50,000, which was enlarged June 21, 1821, to $500,000; and again enlarged June 17, 1823, to $1,000,000, and the name was changed to the "Dover Manufacturing Company"; the capital was again enlarged June 20, 1826 to $1,500,000.
	www.dover.lib.nh.us /DoverHistory/sketchofdover.htm (4976 words)

	ipedia.com: Richard of Dover Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-13)
		Richard, archbishop of Canterbury, was a Norman, who became a monk at Canterbury, where he acted as chaplain to Archbishop Theobald and was a colleague of Thomas Becket.
		Richard was more acceptable to Henry II than Becket had been; he attended the royal councils, and more than once he was with the king in Normandy.
		Richard died at Rochester on February 16 1184 and was buried in his cathedral.
	www.ipedia.com /richard_of_dover.html (370 words)

	About the Jeremy RIchard Library
		The Stamford campus library of the University of Connecticut was named in 1991 for Jeremy Richard, an esteemed and popular professor of English here from 1980 to 1990, who died at the age of 40.
		Richard had a lifelong love of books and libraries and left specific instructions that his personal library of over 2000 books and 350 sound recordings be left to the UCONN Stamford library.
		One faculty member said that the saddest thing about the loss of Dr. Richard is that there are generations of students who are not going to have the experience of having him for a teacher.
	www.lib.uconn.edu /campuses/stamford/about/biojrl.htm (363 words)

	Richard Dedekind - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Julius Wilhelm Richard Dedekind (October 6, 1831 – February 12, 1916) was a German mathematician and Ernst Eduard Kummer's closest follower in arithmetic.
		Dedekind was born in Braunschweig (Brunswick) the youngest of four children of Julius Levin Ulrich Dedekind.
		A simpler, but equivalent version, formulated by Peano a year later in 1889, is much better known today.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Richard_Dedekind (951 words)

	Dover Athletic v Grantham Town
		Richard Langley's Dover side recorded their fifth consecutive win in all competitions and their first back-to-back league victories of the season with a comprehensive win against Grantham Town on Saturday afternoon.
		Despite catching the Dover defender from behind, before the ball had even arrived, with his two-footed lunge, Watkins somehow escaped punishment and was allowed to continue.
		Dover did cause a few more anxious moments in the Grantham area but were unable to add to a scoreline that scarcely told the story of an excellent Dover performance.
	www.dover-athletic.co.uk /season0304/20031213.html (978 words)

	Amazon.com: Richard III (Dover Thrift Editions): Books: William Shakespeare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-13)
		Richard is a stunning archvillain who schemes, seduces, betrays and murders his way to the throne, yet is capable of eliciting sympathy for his plight at the end.
		Richard's dastardly deeds, the sordid means to his end of usurping the crown, know no limits as he murders any and all who dare get in his way - and even those that don't(I suppose they're guilty by association).
		Richard III is the impersonation of ugliness and pure evil: he is a man both morally and physically malformed, who gives everything for the sake of a vain and insignificant moment of power.
	www.amazon.com /Richard-III-Dover-Thrift-Editions/dp/0486287475 (1605 words)

	Intelligent designer - Salon
		Richard Thompson has a startling habit of thrusting his fist to his mouth and biting his index finger between the first and second knuckles, as if trying to keep himself from saying too much.
		Dover Area School District -- the trial's official name -- was hatched in October 2004 when a small south central Pennsylvania community's school board passed a resolution mandating that ninth-grade biology teachers launch their class by reading four paragraphs to their students.
		If Judge Jones decides in favor of the Dover school board, dozens of other school boards around the country are waiting in the wings to implement I.D. into their science curricula.
	www.salon.com /news/feature/2005/10/20/dover_trial/index.html (1097 words)

	Richard 'Salt Eye' Storr - Dover, NH's earliest ghost?
		According to legend, young Richard Storr left home around age 12 aboard a ship where he was a 'powder monkey' or member of a gun crew.
		Richard 'Salt Eye' Storr's ghost still visits Cocheco village--today, the downtown area of Dover--to be sure that the villagers remains safe.
		Descendants of William Storer of Dover, New Hampshire.
	www.hollowhill.com /nh/dover-salteye.htm (933 words)

	RICHARD RICH NEW HAMPSHIRE (c1635-c1692) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-13)
		Richard RICH, of Dover Point (Piscataqua), NH, and Eastham on Cape Cod, in the Plymouth Colony, mariner, first appears in the New England records on 5 Dec 1667 when he witnessed the sale at Piscataqua of part of the ketch George and Samuel New Hampshire Deeds, Vol 2, Page 142a, died in October 1692.
		Richard RICH was born about 1635 and was probably the son of another Richard who came to Dover Neck, NH in 1625.
		The inventory of the estate of Richard Rich, late of Eastham, who died intestate, was rendered October 19, 1692 and letters of administration were granted to his son.
	personal.linkline.com /xymox/roh/rich.htm (366 words)

	Dover Community News: Obituaries April 25, 2003
		Born February 20, 1915 in Dover, he was the son of the late Sard and Ann (Kelil) Peters.
		He was pre-deceased by, two sisters, Mary A McAuliffe of Dover and Catherine Peters of Dover; three brothers, George Peters of Dover, John Peters of Dover, and Forest Peters of Lee.
		Vera is survived by her daughter Verna Keefe, and her husband Richard of Dover; two granddaughters and their husbands, Marlene and Rob Raymond, and their three children Alexis, Courtney, and Katie; and Debra and Thomas Hand; two sisters Gladys Schiffner of Roosevelt, OK, and Jesse Berskshire of Pomona, CA; and nieces and nephews.
	www.seacoastonline.com /2003news/dover/d4_25obit.htm (1041 words)

	Dover 400 Tickets - 2007 Dover 400 Race Tickets
		The Dover 400 is the pinnacle of professional racing in Texas.
		Dover 400 tickets can be viewed with exact seating locations including section and row.
		Dover 400 tickets are generally delivered the week of the game.
	www.tickco.com /nascar-dover-dover-400-tickets.htm (272 words)

	School board OKs challenges to evolution - Science - MSNBC.com
		Carolyn Kaster / AP Dover Area High School sophomores Katie Froman and Brittany Cook, wait for their ride across the street from their school in Dover, Pa. While several states and school districts have debated how to teach evolution, Dover is thought to be the only one in the nation to mandate the teaching of intelligent design.
		It encompasses the small, rural community of Dover borough, about 20 miles south of Harrisburg, and a patchwork of farmland and newer suburban developments in several surrounding townships.
		Dover biology teacher Jennifer Miller said the curriculum changes have left her uncertain about how to approach her evolution lesson.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/6470259 (861 words)

	Dover Community News: Obituaries November 15, 2002
		Born in Dover on March 22, 1915, he was the son of Ameen and Ablah (Mickey) David, and has lived here all of his lifetime, and was a graduate of the Dover schools.
		He is also survived by three brothers David David, William David, and Samuel David, all of Dover; four sister Jennie Sullivan and Minnie Burchette, both of Dover, Nellie Mersereau of Cape Cod, MA, and Anna Statom of Muncie, IN, and several nieces and nephews.
		Born in Dover on July 28, 1923, she was the daughter of Peter and Annie (Kamel) Colell.
	www.seacoastonline.com /2002news/dover/d11_15obit.htm (862 words)

	History of the 1992 Dover Pageant, Dover, Kent, England, UK
		More than 300 people took part in the Dover Pageant, watched in glorious sunshine by thousands more, as they enacted scenes from the time of the Druids and early Britons through to the days of Christopher Columbus and his discovery of the New World.
		It was natural, for example, that the Navigator and his team should be portrayed by representatives from Dover Harbour Board, and that the Dover Sea Cadets should be the pirates.
		The Elvington Cadets from the St John Ambulance Brigade were particularly impressive as the Knight Hospitallers, and the Dover YMCA, and Dover Townswomen's Tuesday Afternoon Guild combined as the Court of Henry VIII.
	www.doverpageant.com /1992DoverPageant.html (499 words)

	History of the 1999 Dover Pageant , Dover, Kent, England, UK
		Dover College, the Priory St Martin's, was the site for those celebrations for the town's first pageant.
		He said: "Dover had its problems recently and we hope this is a positive step forward for the town.
		Seated on chairs and blankets, the audience enjoyed an ideal mix of ceremony and sunshine famous figures from history paraded through the magnificent 12th century grounds of Dover College.
	www.doverpageant.com /1999DoverPageant.html (603 words)

	The Richard Strauss Page -- Bibliography and Reviews
		With 1999 being the 50th anniversary of the death of Richard Strauss, there is a significant amount of Strauss-related activity in many different segments of the musical world, and publishing is no exception to this trend.
		The book, also titled Richard Strauss (part of the 'Master Musicians Series'), gives a balanced overview of the life of Strauss as well as an outstanding presentation of the progression of his musical development.
		Richard Strauss : The Staging of His Operas and Ballets, written by Rudolf Hartmann.
	people.unt.edu /~dmeek/rstrauss-bibliography.html (1515 words)

	Star Names Their Lore and Their Meaning (Dover Books on Astronomy), Dover Publications, Richard Hinckley Allen
		Richard Hinckley Allen's nearly 600-page book Star Names, as written on the copyright page, is "an unabridged and corrected republication of the work first published by G.E. Stechert in 1899, under the former title: Star-Names and Their Meanings."
		This is its great advantage for any student or researcher of the history of astronomy, because it is untainted by the oversimplification which resulted from the artificial fixing of the number, names and boundaries of the constellations by the International Astronomical Union.
		Richard Hinkley Allen shares with us his research into the ancient names carried by our stars...
	allentech.net /techstore/item_0486210790.html (764 words)

	Dover, PA News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-13)
		Dover Eagles fans were pleased Friday as they witnessed their football team notch a victory over the visiting Kennard-Dale Rams, 22-7 in a league game.
		The retired Dover Township resident had known for a while that his previous employer was in financial difficulties.
		A Dover Township man who police say caused a single-vehicle accident that killed his best friend last month has been charged with vehicular homicide, driving under the influence and related offenses.
	www.topix.net /city/dover-pa (1130 words)

	Docket Post
		Leon Alexander Brittingham, Dover, and Tiffany Lacole Miller, Dover.
		Gary Warren Jr., Dover, and Stacey Verlander Finney, Dover.
		Timothy Allan Garrett, Dover, and Lindie Elaine Melton, Dover.
	www.doverpost.com /PostArchives/08-21-02/pages/docket.html (473 words)

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		Jim Hunter, NASCAR vice president of corporate communications, denied a Speed TV report that Richard Childress Racing altered the rim of the wheels to act as a bleeder valve to release air pressure to give them an edge in the New Hampshire race.
		CHARLOTTE, N.C. – A former employee of Richard Childress Racing says in a wrongful termination lawsuit that the team used illegal engine modifications at this year's Daytona 500, including in the car of polesitter Jeff Burton.
		The Dover 400 at Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del. It's the second Cup race this season at Dover and the second of the 10 Chase events.
	www.wwltv.com /sharedcontent/dws/spt/motorsports/stories/092206dnspomotorbriefs.2cc6e23.html (819 words)

	Richard Waldron
		WALDRON, Richard, soldier, born in Alcester, England, 2 September, 1615; died in Dover, New Hampshire, 27 June, 1689.
		There he married, and came in 1640 to reside permanently at Cocheco (now Dover), New Hampshire He was elected a representative to the general court at Boston in 1654-'76, and in 1666-'8 was speaker of the house, also in 1673, 1674, and 1679.
		In 1693 he married Eleanor, a daughter of Richard Vaughan, and grandniece of John Cutts.--Their son, Richard, born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 21 February, 1694; died there in 1753, was graduated at Harvard in 1712, was a judge and councillor and secretary of the province in 1737.
	www.famousamericans.net /richardwaldron (628 words)

	Virginia E. Richard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-13)
		Richard worked at Dunkin Donuts in Lawrence, Mass., for the last 12 years.
		Born in Boston, Mass., she lived in Londonderry for the last 61/2 years, having formerly lived in Lawrence for several years.
		She leaves daughters Irene Hersom of Concord and Karen Loring of Londonderry; sons Clayton Loring of Londonderry and Robert Richard Jr.
	www.eagletribune.com /news/stories/20021030/OB_010.htm (113 words)

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