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Of Plymouth Plantation — The front page of the Bradford journal Written over a period of years by the leader of the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts, William Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation is the single most complete authority for the story of the Pilgrims and the… … Wikipedia
William Vaughan (philanthropist) — William Vaughan (died c. May 1580) was an English landowner, farmer and philanthropist who lived in the mid 16th century in the Dartford and Erith area of north west Kent. [He describes himself in his will as I Willyam Vaughan of Erythe in the… … Wikipedia
Richard Bernard — (1568 1641) was a Puritan pastor and English writer. Bernard was born in Epworth, England and received his education at Christ s College, Cambridge. He obtained his BA in 1592, a second BA in 1595, and an MA in 1598. He was married in 1601 and… … Wikipedia
Histon — Schematische Darstellung der Nukleosombildung aus den Histonproteinen. Histone sind basische Proteine, die im Zellkern von Eukaryoten vorkommen. Sie sind als Bestandteil des Chromatins für die Verpackung der DNA (es sind Spulen, um welche sich… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Jamestown (Virginia) — Jamestown (Mitte) auf einer Karte, die der spanische Botschafter am englischen Königshof, Pedro de Zúñiga y de la Cueva, an Philipp III. schickte. Es handelt sich hierbei um die früheste zeitgenössische Darstellung des Forts von Jamestown (hier… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Edward Christian — (v. 1600, Ballakilley – janvier 1661, Peel) était capitaine de vaisseau et gouverneur de l île de Man. Deuxième fils du révérend John Christian, qui desservait la paroisse de Maughold de 1580 à 1625[1], il était cousin de William Christian, dit… … Wikipédia en Français
upstay — verb To sustain, support. those two villeins, which her steps vpstayd, / When her weake feete could scarcely her sustaine, / And fading vitall powers gan to fade, / Her forward still with torture did constraine [...] … Wiktionary
meagry — adjective Meager looking. at length she fell in labour, and was deliuered of a pale, meagry, weake child, named Sicknesse, whom Death (with a pestilence) would needes take vpon him to nurse, and did so … Wiktionary
spoil — 1. verb /spɔɪl/ a) To strip or deprive (someone) of their possessions, armour etc.; to despoil. To do her dye (quoth Vna) were despight, / And shame tauenge so weake an enimy; / But spoile her of her scarlot robe, and let her fly. b) To plunder … Wiktionary
The first blast of the trumpet against the monstruous regiment of women — For other uses, see Monstrous Regiment (disambiguation). The title page of a 1766 edition of The first blast, with modernised spelling of the title. The first blast of the trumpet against the monstruous regiment of women[1] is a polemical work by … Wikipedia
