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William Wallace
William Wallace Seite aus einem deutschsprachigen OnlinePhilosophenlexikon. William Wallace (1843 - 1897). William Wallace war Professor in Oxford.
http://www.philosophenlexikon.de/wallace.htm

Extractions: Ebbinghaus - Ewald ... Geschichte der Philosophie Diskussion PhilTalk Philosophieforen Andere Lexika PhilLex -Lexikon der Philosophie Lexikon der griechischen Mythologie PhiloThek Bibliothek der Klassiker Zeitschriftenlesesaal Nachschlagewerke Allgemeine Information ... Dokumentenlieferdienste Spiele Philosophisches Galgenraten PhilSearch.de Shops PhiloShop PhiloShirt Service Kontakt Impressum eMail William Wallace war Professor in Oxford. Er ist ein Vertreter des absoluten Idealismus. Edward Caird und John Caird wollte er Hegels Philosophie vor allem nutzen, um das Christentum zu verteidigen. Das Absolute ist eine einheitliche Erfahrungsgesamtheit. powered by Uwe Wiedemann
Wallace,William
Wallach Joelle . wallace william (1933). Sex. Male
http://www.woodwind.org/Databases/Composers/Names/010554.html
World Economic Forum Knowledge Navigator - Wallace William
wallace william. Professor, London School of Economics and PoliticalScience, United Kingdom. Personal Profile 1962, BA in History
http://www.weforum.org/site/knowledgenavigator.nsf/Content/Wallace William

Extractions: 1962, BA in History, Cambridge University; 1968, PhD in Government, Cornell University. 1967-77, Lecturer in Government, University of Manchester. 1978-90, Director of Studies, Royal Institute of International Affairs, London. Since 1990, Fellow, St Antony's College, Oxford. Chair, Department of European and International Studies, Central European University, Prague. Other visiting appointments and fellowships at the European University Institute (Florence), Harvard University Centers for European Studies (USA), Institut fran§ais des relations internationales (Paris) and Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (Munich). Honorary Doctorate, Universit© Libre de Bruxelles. Interested in European international politics, US-European relations, foreign policies of Britain, France and Germany. Former Editor, Journal of Common Market Studies; Editorial Board Member, International Organization and British Journal of Political Science. Author. Printer friendly version Send to a friend
William Wallace - Conseil National De Recherches Canada
William wallace william Wallace. William Wallace obtient un B.Sc. Tech.
http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/aboutUs/bios/wallace_f.html

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William Wallace. William Wallace was selftaught in mathematics earninghis living working for a bookbinder and tutoring mathematics.
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Wallace.html

Extractions: William Wallace was self-taught in mathematics earning his living working for a bookbinder and tutoring mathematics. He became a mathematics teacher at Perth Academy in 1794. Playfair advised him to apply for the post of professor at the Royal Military College at Great Marlow where he was a colleague of Ivory . Then, in 1819, he was appointed professor of mathematics at Edinburgh University. Wallace's work was on geometry and Simson 's line (which is definitely not due to Simson !) appears first in a paper of Wallace in 1799. One of Wallace's theorems, if lines intersect each other to form triangles omit one line in turn then the circumcircles of the triangles have a point in common was generalised to 2n lines by Clifford He published two books, A New Book of Interest containing Aliquot Tables (aliquot = fractional) and Geometrical Theorems and Analytical Formulae.
William Wallace
William Wallace. In his short 35 year life, Wallace made a major contributionto Scotland's freedom and independence from England.
http://www.braveheart-centre.com/exhibit/william.html

Extractions: As a boy, Wallace was sent to live with his uncle in Stirlingshire, who instilled him with stories about Scottish freedom. Relations between England and Scotland had been amicable until Edward I took the English throne in 1272 and inaugurated 250 years of bitter hatred and warfare. In 1286, Alexander III of Scotland died. There were many claimants to the throne, and the Scottish nobles foolishly requested Edward's arbitration. He cleverly compelled them all to recognise his overlordship of Scotland before pronouncing John Balliol king in 1292. But Edward's insistence on having the final say in Scottish cases eventually provoked the Scottish nobles to force Balliol to ally with France.
William Wallace
scottish hero who lived between 1272 and 1305. The william wallace I'd like to introduce to you lived about 600 years
http://cpa.feynsinn.de/eng/wallace/wallace.html

Extractions: ...a famous name, but here we don't deal with the scottish hero who lived between 1272 and 1305. The William Wallace I'd like to introduce to you lived about 600 years later: from 1860 to 1940. Although the two men share the same name they are not related to each other. This is pretty sure, because the medieval Wallace had no son. William Wallace - from now on we're just talking about the composer - wasn't a freedom fighter, but he's nevertheless a very interesting person. He was a poet, a painter, an author, a soldier, a physician and of course a composer. How could a man with all these skills be forgotten - and why is his music so rarely played? Well, I don't really have an answer to these questions, but I'd like to do my share to correct this situation. An important step to achive this goal has already been done by Hyperion Records. As far as I know they released the only two Wallace CDs (in 1995 and 1997) ever. They contain some of Wallace's finest orchestral music. So, there's not much of Wallace's music available on CD, but these two disks offer really a very good introduction to his music.
Sir William Wallace Of Ellerslie "from Outlaw To Guardian Of Scotland" - Backgro
Sir william wallace. of. Ellerslie. (AD1272 AD1305)
http://www.waichung.demon.co.uk/william/wallace.htm

Extractions: AD AD Background W illiam Wallace was born on in Ellerslie 16 November 1272 19 August 1274 During this period Scotland was a peaceful and prosperous kingdom under the rule of King Alexander III. On 19 March 1286 th st September 1286 . The Guardians of the Peace sensed a challenge to the Scottish Crown and mobilised an army to its defence in the spring of 1287 . By the time of the army of law and order were fully mobilised the revolt of the Turnberry Band had lost its momentum. Then Scotland lulled into an uneasy peace for about three years. When William Wallace was seventeen or eighteen years old he travelled to Dunipace
Images Of William Wallace And Robert The Bruce
Images of william wallace and Robert the Bruce
http://www.magicdragon.com/Wallace

Extractions: Images of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce A selection of images of Wallace throughout the centuries since his death. There is one portrait from life, plus others imagined by artists throughout the centuries. The oscar-winning movie. Information, pictures and more history. Some of the places where Wallace and Bruce lived and fought for Scotland's freedom. Kenneth the left-handed, Colin the White, and many others. Links plus the intriguing theory that King Arthur and Camelot were Scottish. Contributions to the world from Scots. Send e-mail to Magic Dragon Multimedia.
William Wallace Tartan Army
WWTA site with their own tribute page to william wallace.
http://www.williamwallaceta.com/

Extractions: They strove to travel and return with as many that left the Country now called SCOTLAND , an ancient relic that was purchased , a sward of cloth , Scottish blue with a White Cross in the form of an X signifying St Andrews , a sad holiday resort again I digress , the Flag as it was called was borne by the Fellowship of the WWTA to many a strange and well dodgy place but it was at home the foul deed was done the ancient relic was lost due to the fermented grain that took away the senses of the WWTA after much grief and finger pointing it was decided that the WORLD and even ENNGERLAND would searched .
Trials Without Justice - William Wallace - Braveheart - Page 1
Sixteen chapters on the struggle for both the Scottish throne and the nation's independence.Category Regional Europe History Personages wallace, william Hemingborough. And so begins our story of william wallace, brilliantlyplayed by Mel Gibson in the Academy Award movie, Braveheart. .
http://www.lawbuzz.com/justice/braveheart/braveheart.htm

Extractions: Scotland, Late 1200s "In the month of May (1297) the perfidious race of Scots began to rebel." So says a contemporary English monastic chronicler, Walter of Hemingborough. And so begins our story of William Wallace, brilliantly played by Mel Gibson in the Academy Award movie, "Braveheart." It was a difficult time for the people of Scotland. Edward I (commonly called "Longshanks") was, at 35 years, crowned king of England at Westminster Abbey . This tall, powerful military genius had subjected Wales after fierce fighting. Edward's castles were everywhere. The Welsh were now in Edward's hands, and those hands were beginning to tighten around Scotland's throat. Always asserting they were a free and independent people, the Scots had been crushed by Edward's military might in 1296. The Scottish "king" (John Balliol) had surrendered to the English. The Scots were outraged. They believed
MY TRIBUTE TO WILLIAM WALLACE
Personal tribute offers historical information, photos, and a quick overview of the motion picture Braveheart.
http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/Braveheart
William Wallace - The Truth
william wallace The Truth We've moved to . THIS PLACE!
http://www.highlanderweb.co.uk/wallace/home.htm
The Death Of William Wallace
Trial and execution of william wallace.
http://www.tartans.com/articles/wallacewilliamdeath.html
Sir William Wallace
Sir william wallace by Roy Campbell. william wallace (c1270 1305) Thereis almost no reliable information about william wallace's early life.
http://www.electricscotland.com/history/wallace.htm

Extractions: by Roy Campbell William Wallace (c1270 - 1305) William Wallace is one of Scotland's greatest national heroes, undisputed leader of the Scottish resistance forces during the first years of the long and ultimately successful struggle to free Scotland from English rule at the end of the 13 th Century. Records of Wallace's life are patchy and often inaccurate. This is partly because early accounts of his heroic deeds are speculative, and partly because he inspired such fear in the minds of English writers at the time, that they demonised him, his achievements, and his motives. Many of the stories surrounding Wallace have been traced to a late-15 th Century romance "The Wallace", ascribed to Henry the minstrel, or "Blind Harry". This epic is vehemently anti-English in language and tone. The most popular tales about Wallace are not supported by documentary evidence, but they show his firm hold on the imagination of his people. He represented the spirit of the common man striving for freedom against oppression, and exposed the Scottish nobility of the time as a group of unprincipled opportunists. Wallace's place as a hero in Scottish history is assured. There can be little doubt that he has always been revered as a self-effacing and passionate patriot by later generations of Scots. Unlike the conniving Scottish nobles who had collaborated with the English in return for financial benefits, Wallace had never sought personal fame nor benefited from it. He had accrued neither wealth nor land.
Braveheart @ MacBraveHeart - Homepage
Focuses mainly on the motion picture Braveheart, starring Mel Gibson, based on the life of william Category Regional Europe History Personages wallace, william Blind Harry's 'wallace' the book that inspired Randall wallace as he wrote BraveheartThe wallace by Nigel Tranter still the best life of wallace in the form
http://www.macbraveheart.co.uk/

Extractions: The MacBraveHeart web pages are dedicated to keeping alive the spirit of Braveheart, and to the interest in Scottish history and identity which Braveheart has helped awaken. If you are new to MacBraveHeart, read about MacBraveHeart If you're looking for something in particular, see the A-Z index Our r ecent additions and updates are listed at what's new
Battle Of Falkirk
Essay on the war in 1298 between Scotland and England, which culminated in the execution of william wallace.
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William Braveheart Wallace 700
Sketches, legends and stories, and biographical information.Category Regional Europe History Personages wallace, williamwallace 700. Events. Biggar Museum Trust. wallace's Women A Play. For furtherinformation on Lanark and the surrounding area Visit The Garden of Scotland.
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Click2Flicks - Braveheart - Chapter 1 - Preface
Historical background for the main character in the form of a story, with links to relevant resources embedded into the text, and some photographs.
http://www.click2flicks.com/braveheart/braveheart_ch1.htm

Extractions: Scotland, Late 1200s "In the month of May (1297) the perfidious race of Scots began to rebel." So says a contemporary English monastic chronicler, Walter of Hemingborough. And so begins our story of William Wallace, brilliantly played by Mel Gibson in the Academy Award-winning movie, " Braveheart ." It was a difficult time for the people of Scotland. Edward I (commonly called "Longshanks") was, at 35 years, crowned king of England at Westminster Abbey . This tall, powerful military genius had subjected Wales after fierce fighting. Edward's castles were everywhere. The Welsh were now in Edward's hands, and those hands were beginning to tighten around Scotland's throat. Always asserting they were a free and independent people, the Scots had been crushed by Edward's military might in 1296. The Scottish "king" (John Balliol) had surrendered to the English. The Scots were outraged. They believed Longshanks (here, from the Wriothesley Manuscript, with Llewelyn of Wales on the right and Alexander of Scotland on the left before Wales and Scotland were conquered) would treat them as he was

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