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	Rose Unknown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Standish, among the more well known of the Mayflower passengers -- perhaps due to Longfellow's fictitious poem "The Courtship of Miles Standish -- was by some accounts of short stature and of feisty temperament.
		A salute was fired, and after that the "guest of the colony" went back with Standish and Squantum to the town, where, in a house especially fitted up for his reception with cushions and a green carpet, the governor met the chieftain and concluded that treaty of peace and friendship of which I have spoken.
		Standish, for we read that the fifth wedding in the colony was that of Captain Miles Standish and "a lady named Barbara," said to have been a sister of his wife Rose.
	www.cyberancestors.com /cummins/PS52_065.HTML (3130 words)

	Town of Standish, ME - Town Council Meeting Minutes 02/11/03
		He said that during both referendums the Standish Concerned Citizens promised the residents of Standish that we would work hard to get them the best possible beach for not just today but for generations to come.
		He said that he thought that there would be many citizens in Standish will be pleased to know that is still alive and there is still hope for the citizens in Standish to enjoy Sebago.
		She said that she thought that it is important for Standish to stand up and fight for what it wants.
	www.standish.org /Public_Documents/StandishME_CouncilMin/S002C4A1E-002C4A27 (12856 words)

	Virginia - Ridpath's History of the United States
		In February, Miles Standish was sent out with his soldiers to gther information of the numbers and disposition of the natives.
		Standish marched to Weymouth at the head of his regiment, now increased to eight men, attacked the hostile tribe, killed several warriors, and carried hom the chief's head on a pole.
		Spring brought a recompense for hardship the heroic pioneers crept out of their miserable huts to become the founders of Windsor, Hartford, and Wethersfield, the oldest towns in the Connecticut valley.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/ca/state1/ridpath/mass1911.html (3292 words)

	p205 Chap 9, Manx Worthies - Rose and Barbara Standish
		Between 1661 and 1665, John Standish, probably William's son, was an M.H.K., and was one of those who tried Illiam Dhone.
		These Standishes held a quantity of intack property in Lezayre besides Ellanbane, and, though the family has long since disappeared, there is to this day a curragh called Standishes' Curragh in that parish.
		In 1871, a monument was erected to Captain Myles Standish, and at the dinner, which took place after it was unveiled, a tribute was paid to ROSE STANDISH, she being designated as " the type of womanly sacrifice." " It was a graceful act," writes Mr.
	www.isle-of-man.com /manxnotebook/fulltext/worthies/p205.htm (597 words)

	History Channel Search Results
		The Pilgrims suffered extreme hardship in the early years.
		The bitter New England winters took a heavy toll; half the settlers died during the first winter.
		Miles Standish, coupled with the assistance of friendly Indians, stabilized the colony and ensured its survival.
	www.historychannel.com /encyclopedia/article.jsp?link=FWNE.fw..ma061400.a (4311 words)

	Jonathan Yardley
		Few periods in American history are as clouded in mythology and romantic fantasy as the Pilgrim settlement of New England.
		The Mayflower, Plymouth Rock, the first Thanksgiving, Miles Standish, John Alden and Priscilla ("Speak for yourself, John") Mullins -- this is the stuff of legend, and we have thrilled to it for generations.
		Among many other things, it is what Nathaniel Philbrick calls "a restorative myth of national origins," one that encourages us in the conviction that we are a nation uniquely blessed by God and that we have reached a level of righteousness unattained by any other country.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/05/04/AR2006050401617_pf.html (948 words)

	Town of Weymouth - Weymouth History
		Accounts vary markedly about the event which brought this difficulty with the Indians to an end. It is clear that relations with the Indians worsened.
		(One writer has said the food was drugged.) Five whites and four Indians were present. Standish had hoped for more Indians, but the two strongest fighters were there so he proceeded with his plan.
		After this, however, at Standish’s advice, most of the Wessagusset settlers went to Plymouth or to the fishing stations on the Maine coast. According to Pratt, three remained at Wessagusset and were killed by the Indians.
	www.weymouth.ma.us /history/index.asp?id=2598 (1005 words)

	Chapter 4
		to the rock came Captain Miles Standish, with his wife Rose and their household belongings.
		When an Indian conspiracy aimed at the destruction of the white men’s settlements, —which began to extend along the coast after Plymouth had proved itself a success,—Captain Miles Standish straightway led his little army of a dozen men against the hostiles, who were not of Massasoit’s tribe, seized the ringleader of the con-
		and peace that glorifies those days of hardship which suggested it, that ennobles the lovers, and makes the doughty little captain of Plymouth an honored and heroic figure.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/ma/county/plymouth/books/bay/set1/chap4.htm (1988 words)

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		The war in Europe and the Pacific raged on, and the 99th division was crating equipment for unknown oversees movement.
		On September 16, 1944, the division began movement from Camp Maxey, Texas, to Camp Miles Standish, Massachusetts.
		Many of the men could not endure the hardship, lost the will to live and died.
	www.the-messenger.com /articles/stories/200003/15/Kingery_PPlus.html (739 words)

	Wild West
		CUBMASTER: American pioneers have been men and women with curious minds strong purpose, courage, determination, persistence, and a proud, fierce, unswerving loyalty.
		Through every hardship they have refused to give up.
		Miles Standish came with the pilgrims seeking religious freedom and learned to live with the Indians.
	www.scoutxing.com /ceremonies/ceremonies_0881.htm (301 words)

	STATE OF MAINE
		Standish also set out a 3-part test to evaluate whether an application to
		In Standish, the Law Court held that need is established if the service offered
		Standish at 462, citing In re LeFebvre, 343
	www.state.me.us /mpuc/orders/1999/99739or.htm (5619 words)

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		Even though you'll see his grab for the turkey leg a mile away, the sight of him almost walking away makes it satisfying.
		On a positive note, the birds settling inside the canon is the most touching 2 seconds I've ever seen in a war-parody cartoon.
		It may not be ground-breaking as WB cartoons go, but this consolidates their knack for character-design (Elmer Fudd), celebrity caricaturing (Edna Mae Oliver and Hugh Herbert), and satirical readings of old popular culture (in this case a poem called "The Courtship of Miles Standish") with lots of outrageous cartoon screwiness.
	comicartoon.50megs.com /friz2.htm (3248 words)

	Christian Standard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Pilgrims came to America to establish a Christian community.
		They celebrated this first Thanksgiving feast after a year of extreme hardship and loss followed by an abundant harvest.
		I enjoy the Pilgrim story of Captain Miles Standish, who asked his servant John Alden to carry a marriage proposal to Priscilla Mullins.
	www.christianstandard.com /articledisplay.asp?id=330 (336 words)

	Tampabay: A story of wartime survival
		From there they took an English ship to Port Said, Egypt.
		Then it was on to Italy and finally to repatriation at Camp Miles Standish near Boston.
		Galloway, who is married to Patton's great-granddaughter, spent two years making the documentary.
	www.sptimes.com /News/060201/TampaBay/A_story_of_wartime_su.shtml (802 words)

	SOME RANDOM THOUGHTS
		The hardship they placed on all Americans will be felt for years to come.
		They neglected their duties and put the burden on others.
		Comment from blossomhere - 9/10/05 6:32 PM My good friend Don writes, Do you feel yourself growing older every day.
	journals.aol.com /retired290/Retired290sThinking/entries/1709 (1046 words)

	History of 212th AFA in ETO: Foreword and Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Click on the image above to display a high resolution version of the photo.
		It was in that year that the famous early American, Miles Standish, formed a number of Militia units in the New England colonies, one of which continued through the years under various numerical designations until it became a part of the Massachusetts National Guard as the 2nd Battalion, 101st Field Artillery Regiment.
		The 26th Division was triangularized shortly after Pearl Harbor, and the Second Battalion became a separate battalion, redesignated the 212th Field Artillery Battalion.
	www.super6th.org /MA212TH/212frwrd.htm (885 words)

	GAC Forums - Designs on Jerry question
		I tried to make out what he said but I couldn't quite read his lips.
		Was it something dirty like in Hardship of Miles Standish or Porky's Pooch?
		It probably was, given the "wah-wah-wah" of the trumpet covering it on the soundtrack.
	forums.goldenagecartoons.com /showthread.php?t=4292 (102 words)

	Gadfly Online.
		The first example, after all, comes from the 1957 Merrie Melodies short "Gonzales' Tamales," wherein the title mouse Speedy Gonzales belts out a verse of "La Cucaracha" including the line "marijuana por fumar" ("[I have] marijuana to smoke").
		The second hails from "The Hardship of Miles Standish" (1940) and the Native American in question mouths the words clearly, though silently.
		Both of the above tend to elude the censor's knife.
	www.gadflyonline.com /archive/July98/archive-cartoons.html (2792 words)

	Buttocks
		The actress Edna May Oliver was known for being "bottom heavy".
		In a 1940 Warner Brothers cartoon called The Hardship of Miles Standish, a caricature of Ms.
		Oliver (as Priscilla) is seen fighting off Indians.
	www.mrsci.com /Lower-Limb-Anatomy/Buttocks.php (2450 words)

	ACME Catalog-Foods
		as featured in "The Hardship Of Miles Standish-Freleng/1940
		ACME has diversified so much that some of our products we cannot even indentify.
		GO BACK to the Complete Illustrated Catalog of ACME Products
	home.nc.rr.com /tuco/looney/acme/foods.html (32 words)

	Tygo Search - Standish
		orary Insanity Michelangelo Maurice LaMarche Hooked on a Ceiling Miles Standish Maurice LaMarche Turkey Jerkey Mindy Nancy Cartwright Mindy's Mom Tress MacNeill
		Tennessee Ernie Ford and featuring the voice of Eddie Albert as Miles Standish.
		e (Andrew Clark), a Basket Case (Allison Reynolds), a Princess (Claire Standish), and a Criminal (John Bender).
	www.tygo.com /search/?s=Standish&pg=9 (420 words)

	The Warner Brothers Cartoon Companion: N, O
		Hence the snide reference the motorcycle (?) cop makes to the speeding motorist (?) in The Weakly Reporter (Jones, 1944).
		Warner Brothers cartoonists caricatured Oliver a number of times, most notably in The Hardship of Miles Standish (Freleng, 1940) opposite Hugh Herbert, and in Porky’s Road Race (Tashlin, 1937) in which Oliver wins the race in her drawers.
		One of the group of Our Gang-like critters created in 1935 in an effort to build some lasting stars, along with Ham and Ex, Kitty, Beans, and Porky Pig.
	www.conmicro.cx /~eocostello/wbcc/eowbcc-no.html (1150 words)

	Volume 15 -- Oldfield, Barney to Owl Jolson
		Hence the snide reference the motorcycle (?) copy makes to the speeding motorist (?) in The Weakly Reporter (Jones, 1944).
		WB cartoonists used Oliver a number of times, most notably in The Hardship of Miles Standish (Freleng, 1940) opposite Hugh Herbert, and in Porkys Road Race (Tashlin, 1937; Oliver wins the road race in her drawers).
		One of the group of Our Gang-like critters created in 1935 in an effort to build some lasting stars, along with Ham and Ex, Kitty, Beans, and Porky Pig (all which see).
	members.aol.com /EOCostello/o.html (494 words)

	Misce-Looney-Ous: Reused Animation: The 1940's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		A remake of "Scalp Trouble," therefore a good majority of the animation is reused from it.
		Animation of the "look-out" is reused from "Johnny Smith and Poker Huntas." Animation of the goofy indian and the indian on the bike are reused from "Porky's Phoney Express." Indians shooting arrows behind rocks are reused from "The Hardship of Miles Standish."
		In the director's cut of this cartoon, the "Bert Gordon" dog starts panting when he sees Bugs in mermaid drag.
	looney.goldenagecartoons.com /miscelooneyous/reused/40s.html (1122 words)

	Warner Brothers: Episode Guide : The Hardship of Miles Standish
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		Episode information for Warner Brothers : The Hardship of Miles Standish
		When's The Hardship of Miles Standish coming up on UK TV Unfortunately the episode
	library.digiguide.com /lib/episode/407944 (94 words)

	Warner Brothers Animation Database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		WB282 CONFEDERATE HONEY 19400330, MERRIE MELODIES CHAR: ELMER FUDD DIR: FRELENG,I. CROSSOVER TO RED RIDING HOOD and THE WOLF WAITING IN BABY BEAR'S BED
		WB285 HARDSHIP OF MILES STANDISH 19400413, MERRIE MELODIES CHAR: ELMER FUDD DIR: I. SYNOP: GOOFS ON HUMPTY DUMPTY, JACK and JILL, MISS MUFFET, 3 PIGS, ETC.
		WB308 BEDTIME FOR SNIFFLES 19401123, MERRIE MELODIES CHAR: SNIFFLES DIR: JONES,CHARLES M. SYNOP: ELMER BUYS BUGS FOR 98 CENTS IN A PET SHOP; BUGS KEEPS LEAVING HIS CAGE and COMING INTO HOUSE
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