James B. Pritchard (3211 bytes)
1: ...ry of Ancient Egypt|Egypt]], [[Assyria]], and [[Babylon]].
3: ...rd's strength lay in setting the Bible within its broader cultural contexts in the Ancient Near East.
5: ...that throw light on the context of the [[Hebrew Bible]].
7: ...ance of his finds for a general audience in ''Gibeon: Where the Sun Stood Still'' (1962).
9: ...f the Phoenicians'', 1968. His work was cut short by the 1967 [[Six-Day War]].

E. E. Evans-Pritchard (2574 bytes)
1: ...ment of [[social anthropology]] in that country. Born in [[Sussex]], [[England]], he studied at the ...
3: ...mmediately well-regarded, and remains amongst his best-known.
5: ...tand it, and then to translate this understanding back so as to explain it to people of one's own cul...
7: ...to explain religion as an illusion, and believers being more likely to come up with theories explaini...
9: ...o write about the [[tarika]] that some believe to be the predecessors of today's [[radical Islamist]]...

John Pritchard (511 bytes)
1: ...l Pritchard''' ([[February 5]], [[1921]] - [[December 5]], [[1969]]) was an English conductor.
3: ...]. In the years between, he travelled widely and became particularly known as an interpreter of [[Wo...
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7: [[Category:Conductors|Pritchard]]
8: [[Category:English musicians|Pritchard, John]]

Charles Pritchard (4057 bytes)
1: ...ash; [[May 28]], [[1893]]) was a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[astronomer]].
3: ...f the [[Royal Astronomical Society]], of which he became honorary secretary in 1862 and president in ...
5: ...er there with a determination of the physical [[libration]] of the moon, or the [[nutation]] of its a...
7: ...sis'', and their importance was recognized by the bestowal in [[1886]] upon him, conjointly with Prof...
9: ...ntribution to astronomy, since it showed the possibility of employing photography in such delicate in...

Paul Pritchard (1401 bytes)
1: ...90, he began mountaineering, and subsequently climbed many difficult mountain routes around the world...
3: ...uffering from [[hemiplegia]], a condition that robbed him of feeling and movement in his right side a...
5: ...''Totem Pole'' also won the 1999 [[Banff Mountain Book Festival Grand Prize]].
7: [[Category:1967 births|Pritchard, Paul]]
8: [[Category:Climbers]]

Hannah Pritchard (1514 bytes)
1: '''Hannah Pritchard''' ([[1711]]-[[1768]]) was a [[England|English]] ...
3: ...ore her death. Her talents were highly thought of by the critics of the day. [[Samuel Johnson]], howe...
5: ... at the same time as her mother, and after her husbands death married a political writer named Lloyd.
9: * Anthony Vaughan, ''Born to Please: Hannah Pritchard, Actress, 1711-1768'' (London: The Society for Th...
13: [[Category:English actors|Pritchard, Hannah]]

Joel Pritchard (1001 bytes)
1: ...ngton]] as a [[United States Republican Party|Republican]]. He did not seek re-election in [[1984]].
6: <table border="2"><tr>
7: <td width="30%" align=center>Preceded by:<br>[[Thomas Pelly]] (R)
8: ...ouse of Representatives|U.S. Representative]]''' <br> Washington 1
9: <td width="30%" align=center>Followed by:<br>[[John Miller (politician)|John Miller]] (R)

Jeter Connelly Pritchard (940 bytes)
1: ...erConnellyPritchard.jpg|thumb|right|Sen. Jeter C. Pritchard]]
3: ...S. Senator]] from the state of [[North Carolina]] between [[1895]] and [[1903]].
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10: | width="30%" align="center"|'''Preceded by''':<br> [[Thomas Jordan Jarvis]]

Henry James, 1st Baron James of Hereford (3049 bytes)
1: '''Henry James''' was an English lawyer and statesman.
3: ...hequer of pleas|Court of Exchequer]], and in 1869 became a [[Queen's Counsel]].
5: ...on in parliament by his speeches in 1872 in the debates on the Judicature Act.
7: ...in [[1880]] he resumed his office. He was responsible for carrying the Corrupt Practices Act of 1883....
9: ...ster]], and in 1895 he was made a peer as [[Baron James of Hereford]]. In later years he was a prominent ...

Eric James, Baron James of Rusholme (977 bytes)
1: ...909]] - [[May 16]], [[1992]] was created '''Baron James of Rusholme''', of Fallowfield in the County Pala...
3: ... [[England]]. Before his post at the university (between [[1962]] and [[1973]]) he was the High Mast...
5: ...ok very seriously "the University's obligation to be a cultural and educational force in the region"....
6: *it should be collegiate in character
7: ...t should deliberately aim to limit the range of subjects

James (3665 bytes)
1: ... is derived from the [[Hebrew]] word meaning held by the heel, protected, or supplanted.
4: ...9;]]''' (Ya&#699;aqov). Cognates include '''[[Jacob]]'''
10: *[[Jamesina]], [[Jamey]], [[Jaymie]], [[Jaimie]], [[Jaimit...
13: ...[[Jimi]], [[Jamsey]], [[Jame]], [[Jameson]], [[Jimbo]], [[Jake]], [[Jem]], [[Jems]], [[Jemmy]]
16: *[[Basque]]: [[Jakes]]

C. L. R. James (6677 bytes)
1: '''Cyril Lionel Robert James''' ([[4 January]] [[1901]]&ndash;[[19 May]] [[198...
3: ...for the ''[[Manchester Guardian]]'' and wrote a [[biography]] of the cricketer [[Learie Constantine]]...
5: ...dent Labour Party]], in which he became convinced by [[Trotskyism]] and joined the [[entrist]] [[Marx...
7: ...y of the [[Haitian revolution]] which would later be seen as a seminal text in the study of the [[Afr...
9: ... on the fringes of the Trotskyist movment. It has been suggested that the ideas he came across at thi...

James May (461 bytes)
1: ... 16]], [[1963]], is a ''Top Gear Magazine'' contributor and ''[[Top Gear]]'' programme presenter. He ...
3: He apparently likes baked beans, motorcycles and old sports cars. Grrr.
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7: [[Category:British television presenters|May]]

James James (1299 bytes)
1: '''James James''' (also known by the [[bardic name]] ''Iago ap Ieuan'') ([[1833]]-[[1902]]...
3: ...[[Evan James]], wrote the lyrics which eventually became the words of the Welsh national anthem.
5: A memorial to James James and his father, in the shape of two figures repre...
8: ...p://www.llgc.org.uk/ National Library of Wales] website.
9: ...e [http://www.gtj.org.uk/ Gathering the Jewels] website.

M. R. James (1628 bytes)
1: ...). [[H. P. Lovecraft]] was a great enthusiast for James' stories, rightly regarding them as classics.
3: ...radition, used to broadcast a reading of an M. R. James story each Christmas.
5: ...y]], the demon, its bulb-fingered design inspired by [[medieval]] woodcuts, is among the most incongr...
7: Whilst M. R. James is best remembered for his ghost stories, his output of medieval...
10: ...gical bibliography of all of his writings] hosted by the [[University of Pennsylvania]] [[School of A...

Way of St James (3614 bytes)
1: ...[Image:SantiagoMatamoros.jpg|thumb|200px|right|St James the Moor-killer. Mind the pilgrim hat.]]
3: ... pilgrimages since [[medieval]] times, the others being to [[Rome]] and [[Jerusalem]].
5: ...eback or by donkey; they also sometimes come by [[bicycle]]. In addition to people on a religious pil...
7: ...routes across France met at Saint-Jean or its nearby predecessor. They had points of origin in [[Pari...
9: ...e [[Council of Europe]] in October 1987 and inscribed as one of [[UNESCO]]'s World Heritage Sites in ...

James the Just (13355 bytes)
1: ...led '''Saint James''', see the [[Saint James|disambiguation page]].''
3: ...erusalem]], to give him the title assigned to him by [[Pauline Christianity]].
6: ...[[Eastern Orthodoxy|Eastern Orthodox Christians]] believe this relationship is correct.
10: ...uotes Hegesippus' account of James from the fifth book of his lost ''Commentaries'':
11: ...inen and went alone into the temple and prayed in behalf of the people, insomuch that his knees were ...

P. D. James (2861 bytes)
1: ...gdom|British]] writer of [[crime fiction]] and member of the [[House of Lords]].
7: *''[[An Unsuitable Job for a Woman]]'' ([[1972]]) (introducing her femal...
12: ...essful [[mainstream]] novel entitled ''[[Innocent Blood]]'' ([[1980]]) and the [[dystopia|dystopian]]...
14: ...]], and her many years of experience within these bureaucracies add a complex stratum of insider's kn...
16: ...e. James' strengths are characterization and her ability to construct atmosphere and stories rich in ...

James I (214 bytes)
3: * [[James I of England|James VI of Scotland and I of England]]
4: * [[James I of Scotland]]
5: * [[James I of Aragon]]
6: * [[James II of Aragon|James I of Sicily]]
7: * [[James I of Cyprus]]

James at 15 (1030 bytes)
1: ...tates]] [[television]] [[drama]] that aired on [[NBC]] in the [[1977]]-[[1978]] season.
3: ...978]]--at which point the show assumed the name ''James at 16''. Despite the critical acclaim, the show ...
7: [[Category: NBC network shows]]
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