-
living on the West
Yorkshire moors, the
Earnshaws and the Lintons, and
their turbulent relationships with the
Earnshaws'
foster son, Heathcliff. The novel...
-
Earnshaw may
refer to:
Adrian Earnshaw, Manx
politician Anthony Earnshaw,
English anarchist and
writer Brian Earnshaw,
Welsh writer Eleri Earnshaw, Welsh...
- his
second Cardiff debut in a 1–0 win over West Ham
United on 7 August.
Earnshaws'
first goal
since his
return to the
Bluebirds came the
following Sunday...
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Catherine Earnshaw (later
Catherine Linton) is the
female protagonist of the 1847
novel Wuthering Heights written by
Emily Brontë.
Catherine is one of...
- and "pale...with an
expression of
mortal hate.": 243 Mr Linton, the
Earnshaws' neighbour,
suggests that he
might be "a
little Lascar, or an American...
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Earnshaw's theorem states that a
collection of
point charges cannot be
maintained in a
stable stationary equilibrium configuration solely by the electrostatic...
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known for her
roles as
Sarah Hurst in Easy
Virtue (2008) and as
Catherine Earnshaw in ITV's
adaptation of
Wuthering Heights (2009).
Riley was born in Grindon...
- "Publisher Interview:
Earnshaw Books".
About Us:
Earnshaw Books,
earnshaws.com.
Retrieved 9
December 2022.
Graham Earnshaw,
earnshaw.com.
Retrieved 18 October...
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Anthony Earnshaw (9
October 1924 – 17
August 2001) was an
English anarchist, artist,
author and illustrator.
Earnshaw was born in Ilkley, West Yorkshire...
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December 2014,
retrieved 1
January 2015 "The
History of
Earnshaws Fencing Centres",
Earnshaws,
retrieved 1
January 2015 "Mines of Coal 1854" (PDF), Northern...
