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Letter
Letter from Mary Ann Watson of Griggsville, Ill., to her cousin, Ann Simpkin, relating family news.
Owen Brennan and Mary Ann Watson
This book deals with Owen Brennan from co. Fermanagh, Ireland and Mary Ann Watson from Playden, Sussex who married at Oldbury, Southern Highlands, NSW. They settled in Hartley and Lithgow. Associated family names: Simpson, Barry, Watson, Whatson, Padgham, Coleman, Pankhurst, Ivey.
Defining Visions
Tells the story of how television not only covered history in the 20th century but also actively influenced its course. This work examines television's rise as the great "certifying agent" in American life. It also includes discussions of key events in American history and TV history, including the Monica Lewinsky scandal and Clinton impeachment.
Modern Kenya
This volume is divided into three main themes: social issues as reflected in politics, economics, and the environment; social issues as reflected in drama, art, and literature; social issues as reflected in daily living.
The Expanding Vista
As American politics and television became more closely intertwined in the early 1960s, each underwent enormous and long-lasting changes. In The Expanding Vista, originally published in 1990 (Oxford University Press), Mary Ann Watson looks at how television was woven into the events and policies of John Kennedy's presidency, not only in his unprecedented use of the medium in campaigning and image projection, but in the vigorous efforts of his administration to regulate and improve the content of network programs. Examining the legacy of the New Frontier and its relationship to the new medium, she traces the Kennedy influence across a spectrum of programming that includes news, documentary, drama, situation comedy, advertising, children's shows, and educational TV. Through extensive archival research and oral histories Watson reconstructs key moments of an extraordinary time in the television age. The Expanding Vista's analysis and interpretation of that era continue to enlighten our understanding of culture and communication as the themes sounded in the 1960s resonate in today's complex media marketplace.
Andrew J. Watson and Mary Ann (Lawless) Watson Family of Montcalm County, Michigan
Andrew J. Watson (1832-1891), son of James Watson and Julia Smith, was born in New York. He married Mary Ann Lawless (1842-1922) in about 1860. They had three children.
The Jurist
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