Belloc
Coordinates: 43°00′51″N 1°55′53″E / 43.0142°N 1.9314°E / 43.0142; 1.9314
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Joseph Parkes - Family
... Their daughter Bessie Rayner Parkes married in 1868 Louis Belloc, and was known a writer on literary and social subjects ... Their children Marie Belloc Lowndes and Hilaire Belloc were both also known as writers ...
... Their daughter Bessie Rayner Parkes married in 1868 Louis Belloc, and was known a writer on literary and social subjects ... Their children Marie Belloc Lowndes and Hilaire Belloc were both also known as writers ...
Belloc - Population
... Inhabitants of Belloc are called Bellocois ... Historical population Year Pop ...
... Inhabitants of Belloc are called Bellocois ... Historical population Year Pop ...
Manchester Castle - History
... England (1912), author and historian Hilaire Belloc identified the "Manchester Gap", between the Pennines and the Mersey estuary, to be one of the ... Although Belloc ascribed great importance to Manchester and its notional ability to hamper troop movements, castle historian D ... Cathcart King refuted Belloc as the site was forgotten at an early date ...
... England (1912), author and historian Hilaire Belloc identified the "Manchester Gap", between the Pennines and the Mersey estuary, to be one of the ... Although Belloc ascribed great importance to Manchester and its notional ability to hamper troop movements, castle historian D ... Cathcart King refuted Belloc as the site was forgotten at an early date ...
The Servile State
... The Servile State is a book written by Hilaire Belloc in 1912 about economics ... This book lays out, in very broad outline, Belloc's version of European economic history, starting with ancient states, in which slavery was critical to ... Belloc argues that the development of capitalism was not a natural consequence of the Industrial Revolution, but a consequence of the earlier dissolution of the ...
... The Servile State is a book written by Hilaire Belloc in 1912 about economics ... This book lays out, in very broad outline, Belloc's version of European economic history, starting with ancient states, in which slavery was critical to ... Belloc argues that the development of capitalism was not a natural consequence of the Industrial Revolution, but a consequence of the earlier dissolution of the ...
Land And Water
... to 1920, edited by the well-known Catholic writer Hillaire Belloc and devoted to the progress of the First World War and the events in its immediate aftermath ... Editing it was the only steady employment ever held by Belloc, who otherwise "lived by his pen" ... Belloc was invited to the paper by Jim Allison, then advertisement manager of The Times, who initiated it ...
... to 1920, edited by the well-known Catholic writer Hillaire Belloc and devoted to the progress of the First World War and the events in its immediate aftermath ... Editing it was the only steady employment ever held by Belloc, who otherwise "lived by his pen" ... Belloc was invited to the paper by Jim Allison, then advertisement manager of The Times, who initiated it ...
Famous quotes containing the word belloc:
“Like many of the Upper Class He liked the Sound of Broken Glass.”
—Hilaire Belloc (1870–1953)
“Don different from those regal Dons!
With hearts of gold and lungs of bronze,
Who shout and bang and roar and brawl
The Absolute across the hall,”
—Hilaire Belloc (1870–1953)
“Do you remember an Inn, Miranda,
Do you remember an Inn?
And the cheers and the jeers of the young muleteers
Who hadn’t got a penny,”
—Hilaire Belloc (1870–1953)
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