John Hart (2461 bytes)
1: ''For other people named John Hart, see [[John Hart (disambiguation)]].''
3: ...f Independence]] as a representative of [[New Jersey]].
5: ==Personal life ==
6: ...er. The couple would have 13 children before her death in 1778.
8: ==Political career ==

John E. Hart (711 bytes)
1: ...icer in the [[United States Navy]] during the [[American Civil War]].
3: ...racted on duty in the [[Mississippi River]] 11 June 1863.
5: ...[USS Hart (DD-110)|USS ''Hart'' (DD-110)]] was named for him.
9: [[Category:Continental Navy officers|Hart, John E.]]

John De Hart (2021 bytes)
1: ... Jersey]] as a delegate to the [[Continental Congress]] in 1774 and 1775.
3: ...ohn, Jacob, Matthias, Stephen, Sarah, Abigail, Jane, and Louisa).
5: ...ew Jersey Assembly, and they accepted it on November 22.
7: ... him in February, 1777 for failing to make court sessions.
9: ...tands at Rahway Avenue and Cherry Street in Elizabeth.

John Hart Ely (3192 bytes)
1: [[Image:ely.jpg|right|John Hart Ely]]
2: ...University of Chicago]]'s ''Journal of Legal Studies''.
4: ...o, and to whom he dedicated his landmark book, ''Democracy and Distrust'' (1980).
6: ...gives almost no sense of an obligation to try to be."
8: ...cal process (as in the Court's decision in ''[[Baker v. Carr]]'' [1961]).

John Hart (actor) (1519 bytes)
1: ...e [[television series]] version of ''The Lone Ranger''.''
3: ...d and even had a fairly similar background in Westerns.
5: ...as a tribute to his time as The Ranger years earlier.

John Hart (disambiguation) (524 bytes)
1: '''John Hart''' can refer to:
3: ...rt]] - signer of the US Declaration of Independence
4: *[[John Hart (premier)]] - Premier of British Columbia
5: ...anager]] of [[Cleveland Indians]] and [[Texas Rangers]]
6: ...t (rugby)| John Hart]] - former Auckland and New Zealand [[All Black]] coach.

John Hart (premier) (1562 bytes)
1: ...Canada]], from [[December 9]] [[1941]] to [[December 29]] [[1947]].
3: ...Assembly|member]]. He served as minister of finance from 1917 to 1924, and from 1933 to 1949.
5: ...e minister and premier in order to return to business.
7: ...r=2 align="center"><tr><td width = 35% align="center">
8: Preceded by:<br>'''[[Thomas Dufferin Pattullo ]]<br>1933-1941'''</td>

HART (243 bytes)
1: '''HART''' may mean:
3: *[[Hillsborough Area Rapid Transit]] in [[Hillsborough County, Florid...
4: *[[Homeless Animals Rescue Team]]
6: *[[Highway Assistance Response Team]]

Hart (545 bytes)
1: ...r, whereas the word deer was once a more generic term for animals.
3: ...rt''' is also the name of several places, among them:
5: ...[Hart, County Durham|Hart]], [[County Durham]], [[England]]
6: * [[Hart (district)]], [[Hampshire]], [[England]]
8: ... town of [[Hertford]] and county of [[Hertfordshire]].

H. L. A. Hart (3513 bytes)
1: ...ted theory of [[legal positivism]] within the framework of [[analytic philosophy]].
3: ==Biographical sketch==
5: ...]. He resigned the Chair in 1969, and was succeeded by [[Ronald Dworkin]].
7: ==Philosophical method==
9: ...reat English legal, political, and moral philosopher.

Take Hart (342 bytes)
1: ...[Morph]]. The programme won a [[BAFTA]] award for Hart in 1984.
5: [[Category:BBC children's television programmes]]

Hart to Hart (341 bytes)
1: ...[[butler]] Max ([[Lionel Sander]]) and pet dog Freeway.

Pearl Hart (4837 bytes)
1: ...o]], [[Canada]]. She was of [[France|French]] descendant.
3: ...s man and returned to her mother's home with her new baby.
5: ...ened to speeches by [[Julia Ward Howe]], among others.
7: ...ood looking, and ready for anything that might come".
9: ...ix. She met the equally infamous [[Joe Boot]] there.

Lorenz Hart (1662 bytes)
1: ...alcoholism]], which eventually contibuted to his death.
3: Works include:
4: * [[1920]] ''[[Fly With Me]]''
5: * [[1925]] ''[[The Garrick Gaieties]]''
6: * [[1926]] ''[[The Girl Friend]]''

Emily Hart (858 bytes)
1: [[Image:Movie_emily_hart.jpg|right|250px|Emily Hart]]
2: ...lissa Joan Hart|Melissa Joan Hart's]] younger sister.
4: ... ''[[Sabrina the Teenage Witch]]'', which her sister stars in.
6: ... Awards in 2000 and 2001, winning the second of the two.
8: ...h]]''. The show wasn't picked up by the WB, despite its popularity among fans.

Whittman-Hart (580 bytes)
1: '''Whittman-Hart''' was a failed [[dot-com]].
3: ...year, shuttering dozens of locations throughout the [[USA]]. Its stock symbol was MRCH.

Moss Hart (1707 bytes)
1: ...rted amours was the actor turned writer [[Gordon Merrick]].
3: * [[George S. Kaufman]] and Moss Hart plays:
4: ... ''[[Once in a Lifetime]]'' (won a [[Pulitzer Prize]])
5: ** [[1934]] ''[[Merrily We Roll Along]]''
6: ** [[1936]] ''[[You Can't Take It With You]]''

George Hart (1348 bytes)
1: ... best known for the invention of the [[excimer laser]]
3: ...which is utilized today in [[eye surgery]] and [[semiconductor]] manufacturing.
5: ...rategic Defense Initiative]] technology (also called SDI or 'Star Wars').
7: ...t accurately plots the chronology of [[future]] events.
9: ...coveries leading to invention of the [[excimer laser]]".

William Hart (1105 bytes)
1: ...[Paisley, Scotland]], and was taken to America in early youth.
3: ...returned to Scotland, where he studied for three years.
5: ...e American Water Color Society, and was its president from 1870 to 1873.
7: ...s brother [[James McDougal Hart]] was also a painter.
10: [[category:1823 births|Hart, William]]

The White Hart (1667 bytes)
1: ...rrounding the Virgin Mary all wear white hart badges.
3: ...nd pubs in England that sport a sign of the White Hart.
5: ...tale]]s under the title of ''Tales from the White Hart''.
7: ...rs]]''. The [[Inn]] was pulled down in the 19th Century.
9: ...[the George,_Southwark]] and near the site of [[the Tabard]].

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