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...ontemporary relevance of the Guadalcanal campaign to current military operations. Specifically, it uses expeditionary joint air operations flown from Henderson Field during the period August 1942 to February 1943 as a case study for the employment of airpower from an austere airfield. Henderson Field provides a historical example of the expeditionary airfield as a center o...

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...e en P E-isto. Trifoje laŭdatino de Floraj Ludoj kaj aliaj Lit. Konkursoj. Henderson George (ps. Hoinix), anglo, eldonisto. Mortis en 1911. Eldonis hu... ...ritte (228), Hanbury, Harrod J., Harrod M., Harvey, Haxton, Hayes, Hayton, Henderson, Hill, Hipsley, Hirst, Hogg, Holmes (249), Hookham, Höveler (129)...

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...er visiting list. At last Oliver came up to her, saying, ‘Here, ma’am, Mr. Henderson claims an early acquaintance with you.’ ‘Mr. Henderson!’ and she ... ...Henderson!’ and she eagerly started up, but looked baffled. ‘Little George Henderson,’ said the grey-headed gentle- man—for once a real gentleman—’I a... ...piqued Lady Britton into a supercilious aside to Lord Fitzjocelyn that the Hendersons were in poor circumstances, and no one visited them. ‘ And is no... ...asked the old lady, mournfully. ‘I fear there is hardly any one,’ said Mr. Henderson. ‘All 96 Dynevor Terrace V olume II seem even to me new people. ... ...e. Stay, do you recollect old Mrs. Golding?’ After a little confusion, Mr. Henderson’s old Mrs. Golding proved to be Mrs. Frost’s young Mrs. Golding; ... ... Clara hoped the end was near, when the worse trial of speeches began. Mr. Henderson was declaring how strongly he felt the honour which had been devo... ...ongratulated himself on having instigated Oliver to give this toast to Mr. Henderson. If Clara could have driven James from her mind, she would have b... ...er’s. The nice people, if there are any, won’t come in our way, except Mr. Henderson; and when we do pluck up courage to disgust Mr. Coachman by calli... ...and when we do pluck up courage to disgust Mr. Coachman by calling on Mrs. Henderson, we are very happy. But she is a wise woman, and will not bring h...

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..., 1863. E. H. and E. JAMESON, Jefferson City, Mo.: Y ours saying Brown and Henderson are elected Senators is received. I understand this is one and on... ...I believe the program will have to stand substantially as I first put it. Henderson, and especially Brown, believe that the social influence of St. ... ...MAS, Louisville, Kentucky: Complaint is made to me that in the vicinity of Henderson, our militia is seizing negroes and carrying them off without the... ...ASHINGTON, February 7, 1865. LIEUTENANT -COLONEL GLENN, Commanding Post at Henderson, Ky.: Complaint is made to me that you are forcing negroes into t...

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... again, and we had a real good time all through recess. Coming to school the Henderson boys had come across the new deef and dummy and told the rest; ...

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...place is haunted.’ —Hood. WE HAD A HOUSEFUL at Christmas. The Rev. Charles Henderson, a Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, lately or- dained a deacon,... ... capacity, as well as in politics, he suited my father or Mr. 63 Yo n g e Henderson. His lady, in a blonde cap, exactly like the last equipment my mo... ... Day Communion at all at Earlscombe was an innovation only achieved by Mr. Henderson going to assist the old Rector at Wattlesea; and there were no co... ... yet even thus there was enough evident to make my mother rejoice that Mr. Henderson would be with us before Easter. Still this could not mar the than... ...cries enough to establish the ghastly reputation of the place. Perhaps Mr. Henderson was inclined to believe there were more things in heaven and eart... ...ad seen a light which was certainly due to reflec- tion or refraction. Mr. Henderson committed himself to nothing but that ‘it was very extraordinary;... ...O’Connell loud enough to ter- rify any save the most undaunted ghost, till Henderson said ‘Hush!’ and they paused at the moan with which the perfor- m... ...hts. Then came the sobbing and wailing, which certainly overawed them all; Henderson called them ‘agonising,’ but Griff was in a manner inured to this... ... changing the position of candles or bright objects in the outer room; and Henderson had shut himself into the bedroom with it; but there he still onl...

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...ves of fresh baked bread. One of the hunters, a tall, loose jointed chap named Henderson, was going aft at the time from the steerage, (the name the h... ...ow what was coming, and saw the galley door slide shut with a bang. Then I saw Henderson leaping like a madman for the main Chapter IV 25 rigging, up... ...the six hunters were all in the steerage, smoking and talking in loud voices), Henderson took a passing glance at it. “Looks nasty,” he commented. “Ti... ...he cabin stove and carried the ashes up on deck to empty them. Wolf Larsen and Henderson were standing near the wheel, deep in conver sation. The sai... ...the side to windward. The wind drove them back, and not only over me, but over Henderson and Wolf Larsen. The next instant the latter kicked me, viole... ... up. Brushing the ashes from his clothes, he had resumed his conversation with Henderson. Johansen, who had seen the affair from the break of the poop... ...f Larsen has, also, a reputation for reckless carrying on of sail. I overheard Henderson and another of the hunters, Standish, a Californian, talking ... ...pant bad temper in the steerage, and the gossip is going around that Smoke and Henderson have had a fight. Henderson seems the best of the hunters, a s... ...ere only the opening events of the day’s programme. In the afternoon Smoke and Henderson fell foul of each other, and a fusillade of shots came up fro...

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...ust remarking the odd resemblances there are in the world. There is a Miss Henderson—or Henson—stopping with the 24 Love and Mr. Lewisham Frobishers—... ...me,” he said, taking refuge from his whirl- ing thoughts in conversation. “Henderson,” she said. “Miss Henderson?” She smiled in his face—hesitated. “... ...,” she said. “Miss Henderson?” She smiled in his face—hesitated. “Yes—Miss Henderson.” Her eyes, her atmosphere were wonderful. He had never felt quit... ...sts had begotten a wonderful sense of fellow- ship. “I can’t call you Miss Henderson,” he said. “You know I can’t. You know … I must have your Christi... ...y verge of breaking the compact and saying “Miss 56 Love and Mr. Lewisham Henderson” across the table…. How was it he had forgotten that “Henderson”?... ...IST WISHAM INSIST WISHAM INSIST WISHAM INSIST WISHAM INSISTS S S S S ETHEL HENDERSON sat at her machine before the window of Mr. Lagume’s study, and s... ...nce held out his hand. She took it mechanically. He found his voice. “Miss Henderson,” he said. “What do you want?” she asked faintly. “I don’t know,”...

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...rtain upon peace and happiness in the last act; for he car- ried in his pocket, not a horn or a talisman, but a publisher – had, in fact, been charged... ...ne; but the very name of my enterprise would suggest to him only capitulations of sincerity and solecisms of style. Well! he was not far wrong. Treasu...

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...with a hired chef and two borrowed foot- men, with Roman punch, roses from Henderson’s, and menus on gilt-edged cards, was a different affair, and not...

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...ychopathy directly challenged the earlier work of Scottish psychiatrist, Sir David Henderson. In 1939, Henderson published "Psychopathic States", a... ...or whom we have no adequate provision of a preventative or curative nature." But Henderson went a lot further than that and transcended the narro... ...hopathy (the German school) then prevailing throughout Europe. In his work (1939), Henderson described three types of psychopaths. Aggressive psych...

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...Your Bank Doesn’t Want You to Know . . . 115 Grundy, Hamilton, Hancock, Hardin, Henderson, Henry, Iroquois, Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson, Jersey, Jo ... ...Grant, Graves, Grayson, Green, Greenup, Hancock, Hardin, Harlan, Harrison, Hart, Henderson, Henry, Hickman, Hopkins, Jackson, Jefferson, Jessamine, ... ... Gaston, Gates, Graham, Granville, Greene, Guilford, Halifax, Harnett, Haywood, Henderson, Hertford, Hoke, Hyde, Iredell, Jackson, Johnston, Jones, ... ... . 125 Grundy, Hamblen, Hamilton, Hancock, Hardeman, Hardin, Hawkins, Haywood, Henderson, Henry, Hickman, Houston, Humphreys, Jackson, Jefferson, ... ... Hansford, Hardeman, Hardin, Harris, Harrison, Hartley, Haskell, Hays, Hemphill, Henderson, Hidalgo, Hill, Hockley, Hood, Hopkins, Houston, Howard, ...

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... gious culture which relates them to their environment. Neumann and Joseph Henderson differentiate between this experience of original unity—“source” ... ...ransformed by the world taking form wholly outside it (Neumann, p. 414 and Henderson, pp. 84-5). This categorization is relevant only in cultures wher... ...of South-Western Australia” in Folklore, Sept. 1934, Dec. 1934, June 1935. Henderson, J.L.: Cultural Attitudes in Psychological Perspective, Inner Cit...

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... W N T-  C G F  F xiii–xvii (1997); Rebecca Henderson, The Inno- vator’s Dilemma as a Problem of Organizational Compe... ..., supra note 16. 25. Id. at 15 (footnote omitted). 26. Id. at 24. 27. See Henderson, supra note 16. 28. See Mary J. Benner & Michael L. T ushman, E...

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...seball association was held last Thursday evening in Jesup Hall. Rich- ard Henderson Eurich. 1909, of Montclair, N. J., received a majority of the vot... ...baseboU association was held lastThursday evening in Jesup Hall. Rich- ard Henderson Eurich, 1909, of Montclair, N. J., received a majority of the vot...

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...Miriam Henderson is one of what novelist Dolf Wyllarde (in her great work, The Pathway of the Pioneer ) termed nous autres, i.e., young gentlewomen who must venture forth and earn their living after their fathers have been financial...

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...ing more lovely than little St. Cyriac the martyr.” “He is taken from Mrs. Henderson’s little boy ,” added V era; “such a dear little darling.” “And h... ...s Vicarage with Lady Flight, and luncheon at Carrara with Captain and Mrs. Henderson.” “Because he was doing the child,” interposed Vera; “and Thekla ... ...ot likely to be pleasant to a stranger who knew no one but the Flights and Hendersons, and those professionally. Agatha told her sisters, and with one... ...ara, the very pretty grounds on the top of the cliff, belonging to Captain Henderson, the managing partner in the extensive marble works of Mr. White,... ...marble works of Mr. White, who lived at Rocca Marina, in the Riviera. Mrs. Henderson had resided in Mr. Flight’s parish, and been a member of his cong... ...not find her anywhere, though I looked in all the summer-houses!” “At Mrs. Henderson’s? or Miss Mohun’s? or the Sisters’?” asked Magdalen, catching al... ... tating, “Miss Mohun told me that she thought she had seen a boat, Captain Henderson’s, she believed, in the cave with some one rocking in it; and cer... ...only appeared that one of the young gardeners at Carrara had taken Captain Henderson’s boat without leave, to fetch one of the girls, but on entering ... ...nto a tiny harbour, with a boathouse for the little skiff in which Captain Henderson was wont to go round to the marble works on the other side of the...

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....’ But here attention was diverted by Harry’s exclaiming— ‘Hullo! was that Henderson?’ ‘Nonsense; the Wardours are at Cork.’ ‘He may be on leave.’ ‘Or... ...e it is that dreadful Fangs;’ then, hoping her aunt had not heard—’Captain Henderson, I mean. He threat- ened to come down after us, and now he will a... ...ustache and pleasant gray eyes, was intro- duced to Miss Mohun as ‘Captain Henderson, one of my brother officers,’ by Sir Jasper, who stood on the rug... ...fered itself 290 Charlotte M. Young on whom no one had any mercy. Captain Henderson was as much in the way as a man could be who knew but one family ... ...ketching.’ ‘Yes, it defies that!’ said Kalliope, laughing. ‘So, Fa—Captain Henderson won’t crop up as he does at every sketchable place. Didn’t you kn... ...monstrance. ‘It was he who taught me first to draw.’ ‘He! What, Fa—Captain Henderson?’ ‘Yes; when I was quite a little girl, and he had only just join... ... ‘Can I be of any use?’ Most welcome sound!—though it was actually Captain Henderson the ubiquitous wheeling his bicycle up the hill, knapsack of sket... ...k of such a thing; they could very well wait in the carriage while Captain Henderson went on to the town on his bi- cycle and sent out a midge. But th... ... there might be rude passengers to laugh at their predicament; and Captain Henderson protested that the weight was nothing. He prevailed at last; and ...

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...e, to Major Henry S. Burrage, of Portland, Me., and to General Tho- mas J. Henderson, of Illinois. For various courtesies received, the editor is furt...

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...87, $585 million; about 9.3% of central government budget 100 km t Sndy Oeno Henderson Dude Pitcairn .ADAMSTOWN South Pacific Ocean See regionalmap X ... ...works; subsis- tence farming and fishing Government Official name: Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie, and Oeno Islands Type: British dependent territory Capi...

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.... “I tell you what, George, you’ve got to wake up,” he said sharply. “Will Henderson has spoken to me three times concerning the mat- ter. He says you... ...s entirely a matter of the doctor’s own making. In the late afternoon Will Henderson, owner and editor of the Eagle, went over to Tom Willy’s 38 Sher... ...an drinking a drink made of a combination of sloe gin and soda water. Will Henderson was a sensualist and had reached the age of forty-five. He imagin... ...fingers and the backs of his hands. As he stood by the bar talking to Will Henderson he rubbed the hands together. As he grew more and more excited th... ...hough the hands had been dipped in blood that had dried and faded. As Will Henderson stood at the bar looking at the red hands and talking of women, h... ...e talk of Doctor Parcival. Doctor Parcival appeared immediately after Will Henderson had disappeared. One might have sup-posed that the doctor had bee... ...egan to admire the fat unclean-looking man and, in the afternoon when Will Henderson had gone, looked forward with keen interest to the doctor’s comin... ...re had been no decision. He had just jumped to his feet, hurried past Will Henderson who was reading proof in the printshop and started to run along t... ...in places ice cov- ered the mud. “There will be good sleighing,” said Will Henderson, standing by the bar in Ed Griffith’s saloon. Out of the saloon h...

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... house in town. ‘Tell the boys that I fell in with a soldier – his name is Henderson – who was twelve years with Lord Wellington and other commanders.... ...oom; and all hands proceeded from thence to the beacon-house, when Charles Henderson, smith, and Henry Dickson, brazier, left the work together. Being... ...were trying to outrun each other in de- scending from the light-room, when Henderson led the way; but they were in conversation with each other till t... ...-room, was surprised at not seeing his companion, and inquired hastily for Henderson. Upon which the cook replied, ‘Was he before you upon the rope-la... ...ter, and searching in every direction upon the rock, it appeared that poor Henderson must have unfortunately fallen through the rope-ladder, and been ... ... rock when this melancholy catastrophe took place. The unfortunate loss of Henderson cast a deep gloom upon the minds of all who were at the rock, and...

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...he fourth class of the Academy – Geometry and Algebra; (2) For boys at Mr. Henderson’s school – Dictation and Recitation; (3) For boys taught ex- clus...

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.... But supposing the king’s claim negatived, still, in his controversy with Henderson, in his negotiations at the Isle of Wight and else- where, he dis...

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...plet added bloom Besprinkling it with Jordan’s cleansing dews. But lo your Henderson awakes the Muse — His Spirit beckon’d from the mountain’s heig...

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...Court until he saw him depart in a splendid carriage on a visit to Colonel Henderson of the police. Republican as he was, the young American took off ...

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...t to shut him into the taproom. That sobered him a little; and when he saw Henderson, the London jour- nalist, in his garden, he called over the palin... ...t, in his garden, he called over the palings and made himself understood. “Henderson,” he called, “you saw that shooting star last night?” “Well?” sai... ...nderson,” he called, “you saw that shooting star last night?” “Well?” said Henderson. “It’s out on Horsell Common now.” “Good Lord!” said Henderson. “... ...’s a cylinder— an artificial cylinder, man! And there’s something inside.” Henderson stood up with his spade in his hand. “What’s that?” he said. He w... ...t?” he said. He was deaf in one ear. Ogilvy told him all that he had seen. Henderson was a minute or so taking it in. Then he dropped his spade, snatc... ...and people were opening their bedroom win- 12 The War of the Worlds dows. Henderson went into the railway station at once, in order to telegraph the ... ... if by a sudden explosion. No doubt its impact had caused a flash of fire. Henderson and Ogilvy were not there. I think they perceived that nothing wa... ... nothing was to be done for the present, and had gone away to breakfast at Henderson’s house. There were four or five boys sitting on the edge of the ... ...y at the big table like end of the cylinder, which was still as Ogilvy and Henderson had left it. I fancy the popular expectation of a heap of charred...

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...bout the “published official document” you men- tion. A. LINCOLN. TO T. J. HENDERSON. EXECUTIVE MANSION, W ASHINGTON, December 20, 1862. HON. T. J. HE...

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...not satisfy him, and he insisted I must be re-examined by the great Doctor Henderson. It was Friday in Whitsun week before he came to a deci- sion. He...

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... our Aunt Adeline, only they are in Italy; and then comes Carrara, Captain Henderson’s—” “Y ou are expected to rave about Mrs. Henderson’s beauty,” sa... ...lian had befriended, to her own detriment, was now the very beautiful Mrs. Henderson, wife to the managing partner in the marble works. She continued ... ... Aunt Jane’s G. F. S. (Girl’s Friendly Society) girls, and afterwards Mrs. Henderson’s, about her New Zealand experiences and the earthquake, and this... ...st scientific books she could get, and thinking she saw her vocation. Mrs. Henderson was quite a power in the place. Her brother Alexis was an undergr... ...the pain and shame that he had suffered; while Petros worked under Captain Henderson, and Theodore was still in the choir at St. Matthew’s. Maura had ... ...y glad that her home was on the Italian mountains. Gillian was always Mrs. Henderson’s friend, but Gillian’s mind was full of other things. For her fa... ...ed when they understood for whom she feared. Petros White, brother to Mrs. Henderson, and nephew to Aunt Adeline’s husband, was one of them, the other... ...right of the musical element that her brother promised, the beautiful Mrs. Henderson, to represent the marble works, Mrs. Simmonds of the Cliff Hotel,... ... and Carrara, belonging respectively to Miss Mohun, Mr. White, and Captain Henderson, lay close together separated by low walls, and each with a priva...

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...truly, A. LINCOLN. 185 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Two TO T. J. HENDERSON. SPRINGFIELD, November 27, 1854 T. J. HENDERSON, ESQ. MY D EAR S ... ...ervant, A. LINCOLN 187 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Two TO T. J. HENDERSON. SPRINGFIELD, December 15. 1854 HON. T.J. HENDERSON. DEAR SIR:—Yo...

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... such nonsense; and if there was a man run down, it was nobody’s fault but Henderson, the first mate, now took the matter up, being justly indignant, ... ...ill shining brightly) when she made a long and heavy roll to windward, and Henderson, at the same moment, starting up in his seat bawled out to his cr... ...cious behaviour in the previous portion of the adventure. In the meantime, Henderson had again put off from the ship, although the wind was now blowin... ...ain, screaming at intervals for help. just before he was discovered by Mr. Henderson, he had been obliged to relax his hold through exhaustion, and, f...

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...temperature did not matter. He was bound for the old claim on the left fork of Henderson Creek, where the boys were already. They had come over across... ...erheads, and dropped down a bank to the frozen bed of a small stream. This was Henderson Creek, and he knew he was ten miles from the forks. He looked... ...journey to clear the horizon. The bulge of the earth intervened between it and Henderson Creek, where the man walked under a clear sky at noon and cas... ..., and lashes. There did not seem to be so many springs on the left fork of the Henderson, and for half an hour the man saw no signs of any. And then i...

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...arles should have a conscience, or plead a conscience, in a public matter. Henderson, the celebrated Scotch theologian, came post from Edinburgh to Lo... ...studying Casuistry for the purposes of intrigue— to those, like Milton and Henderson, who taxed him with 189 Thomas de Quincey exercising his private...

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...ot think with the start I have there will be any difficulty in letting Mr. Henderson go ahead whenever he likes. I will write my story up to its legit...

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...e, that it is always respected, even when it is associated with vice.’ Mr. Henderson, with whom I had sauntered in the venerable walks of Merton Colle...

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...n the same manner; and behind these was placed the reserve, com- manded by Henderson, a Scotchman. In this position, they awaited the eventful dawn of...

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...he reached on the 18th. On the 21st he had an engagement with the enemy at Henderson’s Hill, in which he defeated him, capturing two hundred and ten p...