- Squalidae, more
commonly known as dogfish, dog sharks, or
spiny dogfish, are one of
several families of
sharks categorized under Squaliformes,
making it...
- the
settlement and by
January 1844
there were said to be 675
residing in
squalid camps around Melbourne. The
British Colonial Office had
appointed five...
- is an
early publication of
photojournalism by
Jacob Riis, do****enting
squalid living conditions in New York City
slums in the 1880s. The photographs...
-
several other skin
diseased colloquially known as
mange scruffy, shabby,
squalid, or
decrepit Mangy Hill, in
Alaska All
pages with
titles containing Mangy...
-
Lieutenant Marlowe, respectively, two
World War II
prisoners of war in a
squalid camp in Singapore.
Among the
supporting cast are John
Mills and Tom Courtenay...
-
nature was so
rough and
uncouth that his
domestic habits were
incredibly squalid, and
deprived posterity of any
pupils who
might have
followed him." This...
- The
squalid Dotheboys Hall in ****ens'
Nicholas Nickleby was
inspired by a real
school in Bowes....
- such as Camp Gurs or Camp Vernet,
where 12,000
Republicans were
housed in
squalid conditions (mostly
soldiers from the
Durruti Division). The 17,000 refugees...
-
first juke joints.
During the
Prohibition era, it
became common to see
squalid independent juke
joints at
highway crossings and
railroad stops. These...
-
thoughts about society and his character. He
describes himself as vicious,
squalid and ugly; the
chief focuses of his
polemic are the "modern human" and his...
