- John
Arthur Jagoe CBE (2
January 1889 – 16
October 1962) was an
Irish Anglican bishop who
served as Chaplain-in-Chief of the (British)
Royal Air Force...
- Kate
Jagoe-Davies (19
November 1954 – 8 July 2009) was a
South African artist and anti-apartheid and
disability rights activist.
Davies was born in 1954...
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Francis Jagoe Smith CMG (9
September 1873 – 1
April 1969) was the
Postmaster General of
Ceylon and
Director of Telegraphs,
serving in the
position from...
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found in
Cornwall (now part of England, UK), with the
variant spellings Jagoe, Jagow, Jeago, Jego, Jeggo, Lago, and others. Its
origins are debated, but...
- 28–31.
Archived from the
original on
November 27, 2016 – via EBSCOhost.
Jagoe,
Donald Alan (1986). Turmoil, Transition...Triumph? The
Democratic Revolution...
- woosto.01. S2CID 216445615.
Retrieved 26
August 2017. Brant,
Heather A;
Jagoe,
Charles H; Snodgr****, Joel W.; Bryan, A. Lawrence; Gariboldi, Joan C (2002)...
- 1872 R. B. Coleman, 1873
David Jones Eddleman, 1874-1875
Joseph Warren Jagoe, 1876 M. W.
Deavenport Sr., 1877, 1891 John
Allen Withers, 1878
Thomas E...
- Novel.
State University of New York Press. p. 33. ISBN 978-0-7914-7120-3.
Jagoe,
Elizabeth (1994).
Ambiguous angels:
gender in the
novels of Galdós. University...
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terms with
global fame". newyorker.com. 28 May 2018.
Retrieved 3 July 2021.
Jagoe,
Rebecca (16 July 2013). "From
Achebe To Adichie: Top Ten
Nigerian Authors"...
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Baldwin 1973–1977
Democratic 6
Henry Povinelli 1977–1981
Republican 7
Alberta Jagoe 1981–1989
Democratic 8
Frederick L.
Lisman 1989–2001
Republican 9 James...
