James Swinburne (1281 bytes)
1: ...r. Often called the "Father of British Plastics", Swinburne revolutionized the plastics industry throughout [...
3: ... his introduction to [[phenol]] [[formaldehyde]]. Swinburne was so impressed with the possibilities of the pr...
5: ...ich Swinburne was installed as chairman. In 1934, Swinburne was knighted and received a baronetcy. He even au...
7: Sir James Swinburne died a month after his 100th birthday.
9: [[Category:1858 births|Swinburne, James]]

Swinburne (187 bytes)
1: '''Swinburne''' may be
3: *[[A. C. Swinburne]] the poet
4: *[[Swinburne University of Technnology]] in [[Melbourne]], [[A...
5: *[[Swinburne, Free State]] in [[South Africa]]

Swinburne Island (763 bytes)
1: [[Image:Swinburne.gif|thumb|250px|Swinburne Island hospital, 1879.]]
2: ... Dix Island, but was renamed in honor of Dr. John Swinburne ([[May 30]], [[1820]]-[[April 4]], [[1889]]), a n...

R. Swinburne Clymer (857 bytes)
1: '''Reuben Swinburne Clymer''' (November 25, [[1878]] - June 3, [[1966...
8: [[Category:1878 births|Clymer, R. Swinburne]]
9: [[Category:1966 deaths|Clymer, R. Swinburne]]

John Swinburne (739 bytes)
1: '''John Swinburne''' (born [[July 4]], [[1930]] in [[Pennsylvania]]...
3: ...mophobic]] comments during the election campaign. Swinburne strongly denied the charge, saying he did not hav...
5: [[Category:1930 births|Swinburne, John]]
6: [[Category:Members of the Scottish Parliament|Swinburne, John]]

Richard Swinburne (2078 bytes)
1: ...s rational and coherent. Other subjects on which Swinburne writes include [[personal identity]] (in which he...
3: Swinburne has held various professorships through his caree...
21: [[Category:1934 births|Swinburne, Richard]]

Algernon Swinburne (4982 bytes)
1: '''Algernon Charles Swinburne''' ([[April 5]], [[1837]] - [[April 10]], [[1909]...
15: ...ular and even the academic view of the decline of Swinburne's reputation, but it contains some distortion.
17: ...n'' have never been out of critical favor. It was Swinburne's misfortune that the two works, published when h...
19: ... the more cynical and less trustworthy he became. Swinburne may have been one of the first people not to trus...
21: After the first ''Poems and Ballads'', Swinburne's later poetry is devoted more to politics and ph...

Swinburne, Free State (358 bytes)
1: '''Swinburne''' in the [[Free State Province]], [[South Africa...

Swinburne University of Technology (1608 bytes)
1: [[Image:Swinburne 1.jpg|right|thumb|240px|Swinburne's BA Building Logo]]
3: '''Swinburne University of Technology''' is a small [[universi...
9: ...] and one in [[Laem Chabang]], [[Thailand]]. The Swinburne website features a [http://www.swin.edu.au/corpor...
14: |[[Image:Swinburne 2.jpg|none|thumb|320px|BA Building, 4th Floor]]
15: |[[Image:Swinburne 3.jpg|none|thumb|320px|Courtyard and Cafe]]

Henry James, 1st Baron James of Hereford (3049 bytes)
1: '''Henry James''' was an English lawyer and statesman.
3: He was the son of P. T. James, surgeon, and was born at [[Hereford]] on the [[O...
9: ...ster]], and in 1895 he was made a peer as [[Baron James of Hereford]]. In later years he was a prominent ...
28: [[Category:1828 births|James, Henry]]
29: [[Category:British MPs|James, Henry]]

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: Lord James of Rusholme was the first [[Vice-Chancellor]] of ...
12: [[Category:1909 births|James of Rusholme]]
13: [[Category:1992 deaths|James of Rusholme]]

James May (461 bytes)
1: '''James D. May''', born [[January 16]], [[1963]], is a ''...

James the Just (13355 bytes)
1: ... places called '''Saint James''', see the [[Saint James|disambiguation page]].''
3: Saint '''James the Just''' also called '''James Adelphos''' ('''יעקב''' "...
6: ...mes]]'', and in the 1st century ''[[Liturgy of St James]]''. Both [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholic]...
10: ...iris Illustribus,'' quotes Hegesippus' account of James from the fifth book of his lost ''Commentaries'':
11: ...f the Church at Jerusalem. Many indeed are called James. This one was holy from his mother's womb. He dra...

P. D. James (2861 bytes)
1: '''Phyllis Dorothy James, Baroness James of Holland Park''' (born [[3 August]] [[1920]] in...
12: P.D. James has also written a successful [[mainstream]] nove...
14: ...minal section of the Department of Home Affairs. James worked for government service until her retiremen...
16: ... criteria as much as they do the detective genre. James' strengths are characterization and her ability t...
18: ...nservative Party (UK)|Conservative]], '''Baroness James of Holland Park'''.

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.
7: Whilst M. R. James is best remembered for his ghost stories, his out...
10: *[http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/rs/rak/publics/mrjames/MRJBIBL.htm A complete chronological bibliography...
12: {{lived|b=1862|d=1936|key=James, M. R.}}

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 II (161 bytes)
1: '''James II''' can refer to:
3: *[[James II of Scotland]]
4: *[[James II of England]]
5: *[[James II of Aragon]]
6: *[[James II of Cyprus]]

James James (1299 bytes)
1: '''James James''' (also known by the [[bardic name]] ''Iago ap I...
3: ...the bank of the River Rhondda. His father, [[Evan James]], wrote the lyrics which eventually became the w...
5: A memorial to James James and his father, in the shape of two figures repre...
9: ...tp://www.gtj.org.uk/item.php?lang=en&id=29668&t=1 James Memorial in Ynysangharad Park, Pontypridd] from t...
11: [[Category:1833 births|James, James]]

C. L. R. James (6677 bytes)
1: '''Cyril Lionel Robert James''' ([[4 January]] [[1901]]–[[19 May]] [[198...
5: James began to campaign for the independence of the [[W...
7: In [[1933]], James moved to [[London]] and wrote a play about [[Tous...
9: ...ote that whilest researching ''World Revolution'' James spent some time in [[Paris]] where he seems to ha...
11: ... was a highly factionalised organisation and when James was invited to tour the United States by the lead...

James (3665 bytes)
1: ...mately 3.318% of males counted had the first name James. The name is derived from the [[Hebrew]] word mea...
10: *[[Jamesina]], [[Jamey]], [[Jaymie]], [[Jaimie]], [[Jaimit...
13: ...]], [[Jimmie]], [[Jimi]], [[Jamsey]], [[Jame]], [[Jameson]], [[Jimbo]], [[Jake]], [[Jem]], [[Jems]], [[Je...
30: *[[Occitan]]: [[Jammes]], [[James]]
37: ==Famous persons with the name James==

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