- Look up
Myres or
myres in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Myres may
refer to:
Myres S.
McDougal (1906–1998),
Sterling Professor of
International Law at...
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Myre refers to the following: Mire or quagmire, a
geographical wetland or
metaphorical equivalent Myre, Andøy, a
village in Andøy muni****lity, Nordland...
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since Myres was the
hereditary home of the Macers, or
Sergeants of Arms, of Falkland. The word "
myres" is ****ociated with a
boggy place; in fact,
Myres Castle...
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Myres rewriting his own part.
Scholia has an
author profile for
Nowell Myres. 1936: "The
English Settlements", in: Collingwood, R. G. &
Myres, J....
- Odd
Myre (9
November 1912 – 4 July 2005) was a
Norwegian marketing agent. He was a son of Olav
Myre, who
founded the news
agency Myres Pressebyrå in 1910...
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Despite his performance, Alex
Myres was
lightly recruited out of high school.
According to 247sports and Rivals.com,
Myres was
listed as a zero-star recruit...
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Reserve in the
Eastern Mediterranean. John
Lynton Myres was the son of the Rev.
William Miles Myres and his wife, Jane Linton, and was
educated at Winchester...
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Sandra Myres, née
Swickard (17 May 1933 – 16
October 1991), was an
American historian of the
American Southwest.
Sandra L.
Myres was born in Columbus...
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Testimonial to late Yale Law
School Professor Myres McDougal.
Bonnie Collier, "A
Conversation with
Myres S. McDougal", Yale Law
School Oral
History Series...
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which was
declared Grade II in
April 2013.
Myres was born in Preston, Lancashire, the
third son of John
James Myres (1811–1881) and
Margaret Harrison (1812–1875)...
