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He who Amongst the Knights O' Th' Bath Had Place
Includes epitaphs on William III, Awbury Freeman, William Smith, Sir Christopher Calthorp and George I, poems on the return of Charles II and to Sir Henry Bedingfield, and several letters, 2 of which are to Matthew Baynes from Thomas Atherton and Richard Foster, and 2 to John Covel from John Baynes. The majority of these men were fellow students at Christ's College, Cambridge. Also an epigram for Sir Henry Bedingfield by C. Parkins, a list of the masters of several Cambridge colleges and a list of M.P.s, 1701. Written in several hands.
The Life and Ancestry of John Thistlethwaite Baynes, 1833-1891
Documents, diaries, military records, family group sheets, and editorial comment reveal the origins and life of John T. Baynes. John's parents were Quakers who emigrated from the Yorkshire Dales section of Northern England to Philadelphia in 1820. John was born in Monroe County, New York. As a young man, he enlisted in the Army in May 1857 to serve in the Utah Expedition and later joined the 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry for Civil War service. Following the war in 1865, John married Elizabeth Adelia Miles; they lived in Mansfield, Richmond Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
Morale: a Study of Men and Courage
Emner: Slaget ved Neuve Chapelle 1915 - Moral - Officerer - Andre rangkategorier - Personelrelationer - Disciplin - Religion og moral - Patriotisme - Øverstbefalende og stab - Konklusioner
