- by
sociologist Robert Jackall that
investigates the
world of
corporate managers in the
United States. In the introduction,
Jackall writes that he "went...
-
Eight ships of the
Royal Navy have
borne the name HMS
Jackal (or
Jackall),
after the
predatory mammal, the jackal: HMS Jackal (1778) was a 10-gun cutter...
- HMS
Jackal (alternatively
spelled Jackall) was a Jackal-class second-class iron
paddle gunvessel of the
Royal Navy.
Orders for
Jackal and her
sister Lizard...
- The Jackal-class
gunvessel (alternatively
spelled Jackall) was a
class of two second-class iron
paddle gunvessels built for the
Royal Navy in the mid...
- the
Shark Sazer,
arrives later from the ****ure,
along with his rival,
Jackall, a
mysterious Sazer-like
being who
holds one of Shark's
greatest secrets...
-
Priestly owned both sloops. Butterworth's
burthen was 390 to 400 tons.
Jackall's burthen 86 tons;
Prince Lee Boo's was 56 tons. (Burthen was a volumetric...
-
Smiths purchased the KLG
Sparking Plug
Company (Robinhood Engineering). The
Jackall hydraulic jacking system was
manufactured from 1935 by Smith's Jacking...
- a
French brig
which they
christened the Clarence, to
replace the
Jackall. The
Jackall itself, however,
rejoined the
squadron at Jakarta,
after having turned...
- Vix-Musée-du-Pays-Châtillonnais: Trésor-de-Vix Gr****elli,
Margaret Morgan,
Yuriko Jackall, et al.,
Hubert Robert, The
National Gallery of Art, Washington, 2016....
- HMS
Jackal (or
Jackall) was a Bloodhound-class brig of the
Royal Navy,
launched in 1801. She
captured a
number of
small prizes in the Channel, including...
