- John O’Dwyer
Creaghe (1841 –
February 19, 1920), also
known as Juan
Creaghe, was an Irish-born anarchist.
Creaghe was born in Limerick,
Ireland in 1841...
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study rooms that are
available for
student use, and the
third is
named the
Creaghe Room, a locked, faculty-only study.
Geisel Library's book
collection began...
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Australian Geographic Society: 52–73.
Creaghe,
Emily Caroline; Monteath,
Peter (2004), The
diary of
Emily Caroline Creaghe: explorer,
Corkwood Press, ISBN 978-1-876247-14-0...
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especially in his
essay The Soul of Man
under Socialism.
Around 1890 John
Creaghe, an
Irish doctor who was
joint founder (with Fred Charles), of The Sheffield...
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Emily Caroline Barnett aka
Emily Caroline Creaghe born
Emily Caroline Robinson (1
November 1860 – 1944) was an
Australian explorer around the Gulf of...
- Adelaide:
Corkwood Press. ISBN 1876247134.
Creaghe,
Caroline (2004). — (ed.). The
Diary of
Emily Creaghe Creaghe: Explorer. Adelaide:
Corkwood Press. ISBN 9781876247140...
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defeated in the
election of
November 1888 by his
former deputy, St.
George Creaghe. On
January 1,
Owens left the sheriff's office. In the fall of 1892 Owens...
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Society grew, with new
members including Raymond Unwin and John O'Dwyer
Creaghe.
Regular disturbances forced the
Society to
close its café, upon which...
- patiently,
together with the
remarks that were
offered by Sub-Inspector
Creaghe, with a view of
sustaining the conviction, in
which the
inspector pointed...
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Frank Hann, a man
noted for
brutality against Indigenous people.
Emily Creaghe, a
traveller who p****ed
through Lawn Hill in 1883,
wrote in her diary:...
