The Royal Family of America in Early Colonial Times
A readable survey links Jamestown and Salem Royalls to English origins and royal patronage. It traces Joseph Royall of Jamestown 1622, William Royall of Salem 1629, and later Royalls through North Carolina and Dorchester, noting land, marriages, and ties to the Royal House at Medford and Isaac Royall Jr.
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H. Royals
Trinity
Mily
Collal Times
America
Joseph Oyal
Jamestown
Illiahs Royal
Salem
Mass
England
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Virginia
Massachutts
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Roy
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Royal Society
Hampshire
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Istory
India
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Colfens
London
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Dale
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Joseph Oyall
Joseph Royall
Charitie
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Joseph
William Royal
Mary Burke
James River
Kathleen Banks
Benjamin
Mary
Kathleen
William
Chowan River
North Carolina
David Royal
William Ryal
Wilmington
James Riles
Hillsboro
Suffolk
Ryalls Neck
John Winthrop
Ferdinando Georges
William Royall
Dorchester
Royal House
Medford
Col
Isaae Royall,Jr
William Ryall
Isaac Royall
Leeward Islands
Royalls
General Court
Col. Royall
Penelope Vassall
Boston
Lexington
King's Chapel
General Gage
Halifax
North America
General Stack
Molly Stack
Silent Monks of Carnwood Forest Abbey
A 100 year old English monastery houses Trappist monks who work the farm and crafts, practice absolute silence, and live in austere Lancet style buildings. Abbot Don Malachi Brasil, once a Roscrea monk, leads a life of voluntary poverty and isolation, with women forbidden from interiors and vows lasting for life.
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Ireland
England
Don Malachi Brasil
Mount St. Joseph's
Roscrea
Background on Noah’s curse and the African Negro in history
A historical essay argues the Noahic curse did not justify slavery or inferiority of Africans. It traces roots of racism, notes Jews’ bondage in Africa, and contrasts European powers. The piece urges embracing universal Christian mission, inclusive education, and equal opportunity to reveal the true African American and African identities.
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Noah
Ham
Canaan
Africa
Europe
Asia
America
Rome
France
Germany
Gallia
Germania
Caesar
New World
Christ
Christian Church
Livingstone
Moffat
Mackay
Dan Crawford
Adlai Crowth
Taylor
Hartsell
Scott
MacDowell
Max Yergan
Old South
South
Hanreo
Herodotus
Burton
Speke
Challlu
Drummond
Sir Harry Johnston
National Furniture Week highlights southern backbone of industry
The Nation Turns To The Home promotes home furnishings with a six day observance starting tomorrow. High Point anchors the drive as North Carolina and Virginia lead U S furniture output conveying romance and progress despite the depression.
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High Point
North Carolina
Virginia
U. S
New York
America
Royall Scholarship Endows Harvard Law Professorship
A historical note records acres of land donated to Harvard College that funded an enduring endowment, establishing a professorship of law now known as the Royall Scholarship.
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Harvard College
Royall
Pitch Lake of Trinidad a Vast Asphalt Deposit
The Pitch Lake on Trinidad is not formed of pitch but is a vast deposit of asphalt. Huge quantities are shipped to the United States for paving city streets.
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Trinidad
United States
Ten Common Graces In Moravian Homes
An account of the ancient practice of grace before meals across cultures, noting Jewish, Christian, Greek, Roman, and Quaker customs. It highlights two word Deus dei as a historic blessing formula, mentions table knives with musical notes, and lists ten common grace lines for modern use, including prayers and songs.
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William A. Blair
Samuel
Saul
Jesus
Robert Herrick
Babylon
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