-
Gaelic the
Galbraiths are
called na
Breatannaich or
Clann a' Bhreatannaich,
meaning "Britons" and "Children of the Britons". The
early Galbraiths held lands...
- years. The
Galbraiths resided in Cambridge, M****achusetts, and had a
summer home in Townshend, Vermont. They had four sons: J. Alan
Galbraith was a partner...
-
visited the
Galbraiths during her
freshman year at
Harvard in 1969 and was a
guest when she gave the
commencement address in 1989.
Galbraith died at age...
-
Robert Galbraith may
refer to:
Robert Galbraith (judge) (died 1543),
Scottish Lord of
Session Robert Galbraith [fr] (1483−1544),
Scottish logician who...
- The
surname Galbraith is
derived from the
Gaelic elements gall,
meaning "stranger", and Breathnach,
meaning "Briton". As such, the
surname can be taken...
-
Cormoran Strike, an
ongoing crime fiction series,
under the
alias Robert Galbraith. Born in Yate, Gloucestershire,
Rowling was
working as a
researcher and...
-
Thomas Galbraith may
refer to:
Thomas Galbraith, 1st
Baron Strathclyde (1891–1985),
Scottish Unionist Party politician Tam
Galbraith (Sir
Thomas Galloway...
-
James Galbraith may
refer to: Sir
James Galbraith, 1st
Baronet (c. 1759–1827),
Irish politician James Galbraith (British Army officer) (1833–1880), Irish...
- J. K.
Galbraith is the name of: John
Kenneth Galbraith (1908–2006),
Canadian economist and
public official James K.
Galbraith (born 1952),
American economist...
- 127–155
Galbraith, pp. 518–522
Galbraith, pp. 513–514, 522–523, 544–546
Galbraith, p. 547
Galbraith, pp. 547–558
Richie 1999, pp. 204–213
Galbraith, pp. 569–576...
