Joseph Howe (8152 bytes)
1: ... - [[June 1]], [[1873]]) was born the son of John Howe and Mary Edes at [[Halifax, Nova Scotia]]. He is ...
4: [[Image:JosephHowe.jpg|right|]]
5: ...purchase of the Novascotian, a Halifax newspaper. Howe acted as its editor until 1841, turning the paper...
8: ... educating himself and the people of Nova Scotia. Howe's rise to fame was due to his early prominence as...
10: ...volvement with the ''Novascotian'' that propelled Howe into the political arena. In order to promote his...

Richard Howe, 1st Earl Howe (9857 bytes)
1: '''Richard Howe, 1st Earl Howe''' ([[March 8]], [[1726]] - [[August 5]], [[1799]...
3: ...o round the [[Cape Horn|Horn]] and returned home. Howe next served in the West Indies in the "Burford," ...
5: ...Succession]] and the [[Seven Years' War]] lasted, Howe held commands at home and on the west coast of [[...
7: ... [[John Byron]] from England with reinforcements, Howe left the station in September. Until the fall of ...
9: ...irst of June|the "Glorious" 1st of June]]. Though Howe was now nearly seventy, and had been trained in t...

Elspeth Howe, Baroness Howe of Idlicote (1894 bytes)
1: ...932]]), wife of Sir [[Geoffrey Howe]], now [[Lord Howe of Aberavon]], was born Elspeth Rosamond Morton S...
3: ...e went on to marry the rising politician Geoffrey Howe in 1953, and have issue 1 son and 2 daughters.
5: ...dy Howe, to Baroness Howe of Aberavon to Baroness Howe of Idicote].

William Howe, 5th Viscount Howe (5766 bytes)
1: ... [[surrealism|surrealist]] painter, see [[William Howe (painter)]].''
3: '''Sir William Howe, 5th Viscount Howe''' ([[August 10]], [[1729]]-[[July 12]],[[1814]])...
5: ...her was Admiral [[Richard Howe, Earl Howe|Richard Howe]] who joined him in America during the revolution...
10: During the [[Seven Years War]] Howe's service first brought him to America. His servi...
12: ...ned the attacker's a flanking position and earned Howe his commander's praise.

George Howe, 3rd Viscount Howe (2632 bytes)
1: '''George Augustus Howe, 3rd Viscount Howe''' (c.[[1725]]-[[July 6]], [[1758]]) was a career...
5: George Howe is credited with the introduction of the Light In...
18: General Howe led one of these columns, with the 55th regiment ...
21: But one of those casualties was General Howe, who fell from a single shot, and died in Putnam'...
26: ...br>'''[[Emmanuel Howe, 2nd Viscount Howe|Emmanuel Howe]]'''

Howe (1085 bytes)
1: '''Howe''' is the name of several places in the [[United ...
3: *[[Howe, Oklahoma]]
4: *[[Howe, Texas]]
5: *[[Howe Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania]]
6: *[[Howe Township, Perry County, Pennsylvania]]

C.D. Howe (3357 bytes)
1: [[The Right Honourable]] '''Clarence Decatur Howe''' ([[January 15]], [[1886]] - [[December 31]], [...
3: ... The [[Great Depression]] hit his business hard, however, and it folded in [[1935]].
5: ...tive tendencies. During the [[Second World War]] Howe played a pivotal role becoming [[Minister of Muni...
7: ...the debate on the [[Trans-Canada Pipeline]] where Howe tried to force the public-private partnership thr...
9: ...]] in [[1957]]. Many observers were shocked when Howe himself lost his northern Ontario seat.

Howe, Texas (2610 bytes)
1: '''Howe''' is a town located in [[Grayson County, Texas]]...
4: [[Image:TXMap-doton-Howe.PNG|right|Location of Howe, Texas]]
5: Howe is located at 33°30'18" North, 96°36'51" ...

Duggleby Howe (5316 bytes)
1: '''Duggleby Howe''' (also known as Howe Hill, Duggleby) is one of the
5: [[Great barrows of East Yorkshire]]. Duggleby Howe is believed on the
34: In the first phase of activity at Duggleby Howe a shaft grave was
78: Kinnes and his colleagues see Duggleby Howe as a cemetery used
89: *[[Willy Howe]]

Gordie Howe (19492 bytes)
1: '''Gordon Howe''' (born [[March 31]], [[1928]] in Floral, [[Sask...
4: ... unsurpassed by any athlete, in any sport, Gordie Howe finished in the top 5 in scoring for 20 straight ...
6: ...line-mates, [[Sid Abel]] and [[Ted Lindsay]], and Howe were known collectively as "The Production Line",...
8: ... championships. In 1974, at the age of 46, Gordie Howe was selected as the WHA's most valuable player.
10: ...remarkable career was reached in 1997 when Gordie Howe played professional hockey in a sixth decade. He ...

Robert Howe (617 bytes)
1: '''Robert Howe''' ([[1732]]-[[1785]]) was a Major General in the...
6: [[Category:1732 births|Howe, Robert]]
7: [[Category:1785 deaths|Howe, Robert]]
8: [[Category:Continental Army generals|Howe, Robert]]

Eddie Howe (1429 bytes)
1: '''Eddie Howe''' is an [[England|English]] [[Association Footba...
3: Howe began his career at [[A.F.C. Bournemouth]], where...
5: ...n March 2002, [[Portsmouth F.C.]] swooped to sign Howe for £400,000, making him new manager [[Harry Redk...
7: Howe began well at Portsmouth, but shortly after signi...
13: Portsmouth loaned Howe back to Bournemouth for the first three months of...

Irving Howe (1322 bytes)
1: '''Irving Howe''' ([[1920]]-[[1993]]), was born Irving Horenstei...
3: Howe entered radical politics as a member of the [[You...
8: ...ttp://www.english.upenn.edu/~afilreis/50s/wald-on-howe.html from ''The New York Intellectuals'', by Alan...
12: [[Category:1920 births|Howe, Irving]]
13: [[Category:1993 deaths|Howe, Irving]]

Strauss and Howe (12663 bytes)
1: ...tion]]s and history. According to the Strauss and Howe theory of history, historical eras run in repeate...
5: Strauss and Howe's first joint book, [[Generations_(book)|Generati...
7: ...''. In writing ''The Fourth Turning'' Strauss and Howe identified six new generations (going back in tim...
11: According to the Strauss and Howe theory, history goes through four types of recurr...
13: ...ther Unravelling. In ''Generations'', Strauss and Howe began the Unravelling at [[1982]], but in ''The F...

Susan Howe (1750 bytes)
1: '''Susan Howe''' (born [[1937]]) is an [[Ireland|Irish-born]] [...
6: .... The family moved to the [[United States]] when Howe was a young child. She grew up in [[Boston]] and ...
10: Howe is author of a number of books of poetry, includi...
14: ...]. The link between these is [[New England]], and Howe can be viewed as a New England poet in her sense ...
18: Howe spent some time in Dublin, where she worked as an...

Barbara Howe (993 bytes)
1: [[Image:SI-BarbaraHowe.JPG|right|thumb|Barbara Howe]]
3: '''Barbara Howe''' is currently the chair of the [[Libertarian Pa...
5: ...ll of whom they [[home-schooling|home-schooled]]. Howe, currently a resident of [[Oxford, North Carolina...
7: Howe has made previous bids as the Libertarian candida...
12: [[Category:Libertarians|Howe, Barbara]]

Oscar Howe (863 bytes)
1: ... Oscar Howe Art Center in Mitchell, and the Oscar Howe Gallery at the [[University of South Dakota]] in ...

Maes Howe (1347 bytes)
1: [[image:MaesHoweOrkney.jpg|300px|right]]
2: [[image:MaesHowe.jpg|300px|right]]
3: [[image:MaesHoweEntrance.jpg|300px|right]]
5: ...Site]] in [[1999]]. It gives its name to the Maes Howe Type of chambered cairn, which bears no similarit...
7: ...nt monuments thought to be contemporary with Maes Howe.

HMS Howe (672 bytes)
1: ...ter Admiral [[Richard Howe, 1st Earl Howe|Richard Howe]]:
3: * [[HMS Howe (1860)|''Howe'']], launched 1860, was a 121-gun [[ship of the l...
4: * [[HMS Howe (1885)|''Howe'']], launched 1885, was an [[Admiral class battle...
5: * ''Howe'', a proposed [[HMS Hood (1918)|''Hood'']]-class ...
6: * [[HMS Howe (1940)|''Howe'']], launched 1940, was a [[King George V class b...

Geoffrey Howe (4710 bytes)
1: ... usually known before [[1992]] as '''Sir Geoffrey Howe''', is a senior [[United Kingdom|British]] [[Cons...
3: [[Image:Howebudget.jpg|right|thumb|Sir Geoffrey Howe presents his first budget, July 1979]]
5: Geoffrey Howe was born in 1926 at [[Port Talbot]] in [[Wales]]....
7: ...nis Healey]] famously described being attacked by Howe as "like being savaged by a dead sheep". After th...
9: ... bus. This remark is widely felt to have crippled Howe politically.

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