- Cuba, Haiti, and Argentina,
which led to the
coining of the
expression "
Greeneland" to
describe such settings. A
stranger with no
shortage of
calling cards:...
- of FIFA)
Groenlandia (production company),
Italian production company "
Greeneland", a
literary setting typical of the
novels of
Graham Greene: a poor, hot...
-
criticism similar to that
later applied to
Graham Greene. But
where "
Greeneland" has been
characterised as a
recurring and
recognisable atmosphere independent...
-
Graham Greene, The
Lawless Roads, page ?? Riding, Alan (2
December 2001). "
Greeneland Revisited". New York Times.
Retrieved 5
January 2014. Schweizer, Bernard...
-
siglo de cine español (Planeta, 1998), p. 17
Quentin Falk,
Travels in
Greeneland: The
Complete Guide to the
Cinema of
Graham Greene (2000), p. 149 "Metropolitan...
- 1673 (25 Cha. 2. c. 7), long-titled An Act for the
incouragement of the
Greeneland and
Eastland Trades, and for the
better secureing the
Plantation Trade...
- Act 1672 (25 Cha.II c.7),
entitled An Act for the
incouragement of the
Greeneland and
Eastland Trades, and for the
better secureing [sic] the Plantation...
-
Annotated Bibliography, p.22
Graham Greene on The
Confidential Agent Greeneland http://
greeneland.tripod.com/agent.htm.
Retrieved 18
December 2015 "A Book & Movie...
- act. 25 Car. 2. c. 7
Trade Act 1672 An Act for the
incouragement of the
Greeneland and
Eastland Trades, and for the
better secureing the
Plantation Trade...
- terce. On 18 July 1527, the earl
received a
charter for the
lands of
Greeneland and
Wester Clyth in Caithness. A bond of "manhood" was
entered into by...
