James McGready
James McGready , c.1758-1817, American Presbyterian minister and evangelist, b. Pennsylvania. His preaching (1797-99) in Logan co., Ky., began the great religious revival which in 1800 swept over the South and the West. Gatherings encamped for McGready's revivals were the forerunners of later camp meetings . Some of his methods were questioned by the Presbyterian Church; in the division that resulted, the Cumberland Presbyterian Church was established. Later McGready was received back into his presbytery and sent (1811) to Indiana to found churches.
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GE POLYCARBONATE UNIT TO MEET DEMAND GROWTH.(GE Plastics plant in Cartagena, Spain)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Chemical Week; 6/17/1998; ; 634 words
; ...million polycarbonate (PC) plant at Cartagena, Spain will be completed by next January...capacity at its PC compounding unit at Cartagena from 40,000 m.t. to 60,000...decade but has been much stronger in Spain, where it grew about 20% in 1997...
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Rafael Moneo: Roman theatre museum, Cartagena, Spain.(Culture)(Brief article)
Magazine article from: The Architectural Review; 1/1/2007; 699 words
; ...era of Emperor Augustus, some 2000 years ago, Cartagena's theatre was a typically impressive feat of Roman...centuries, including the ruins of the cathedral of Cartagena, one of Spain's oldest churches, which also lies on the theatre...
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GE plans PEI plant in Spain; readies delayed polycarbonate unit ...(GE Plastics will invest $417.6 million to build a world-scale polyetherimide plant in Cartagena, Spain)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Chemical Week; 11/26/2003; 700+ words
; ...world-scale polyetherimide (PEI) plant at its Cartagena, Spain complex. The company says it will also commission its second polycarbonate (PC) plant at Cartagena in late 2004. Startup of the PEI unit is scheduled...
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Brussels Okays State Aid for GE Polycarbonate Plant.(at Cartagena, Spain)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Chemical Week; 9/26/2001; 583 words
; ...Commission has approved [euro]152 million of Spanish state aid to GE Plastics for a polycarbonate (PC) plant at Cartagena, Spain. The project will double PC capacity at Carragena to 260,000 m.t./year on completion in 2002 (CW, Sept...
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The Nunhems subsidiary of German life science major Bayer CropScience has formally opened a new 2m [euro] experimental station in Cartagena, Spain.(Projects & Technology)(Brief article)
Magazine article from: Chemistry and Industry; 7/27/2009; ; 700+ words
; The Nunhems subsidiary of German life science major Bayer CropScience has formally opened a new 2m [euro] experimental station in Cartagena, Spain, for the development of vegetable seed varieties for the Mediterranean Basin.
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Still alive, still kicking: the non-aligned movement.(Cartagena, Spain conference focuses on free trade and economic issues)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: The Economist (US); 10/21/1995; 700+ words
; ...113 developing countries gathered in the Caribbean resort of Cartagena, Colombia. It was the 11th gathering of the non-aligned...non-aligned would dearly like to raise. The minutiae of Cartagena were predictable: a louder voice in the United Nations...
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CEMEX Announces Construction of New Cement Mill and Dry Mortar Plant in Spain; Total Investment in the Port of Cartagena is Estimated to Be over EUR 47 Million.
Business Wire; 3/22/2006; 644 words
; ...invest over EUR 47 million in the construction of a new cement mill and dry mortar production plant at the Port of Cartagena, in Spain. The new facilities are expected to have a production capacity of almost 1 million tons of cement and 200,000...
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GE Plastics.(building plant in Cartagena, Spain)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
Magazine article from: Chemistry and Industry; 9/4/2000; 534 words
; GE Plastics is building a new 13,000t/a polycarbonate plant in Cartegena, Spain. The plant, which will cost $480M, is expected to be complete by 2002.
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Recent findings in life sciences described by researchers from University Politecnica of Cartagena.
Newspaper article from: Biotech Week; 8/5/2009; 700+ words
; ...Microbiology, scientists in Cartagena, Spain conducted a study "To design...del Equipamiento Agricola, Cartagena, Spain. The publisher of the Journal...MA 02148, USA. Keywords: Spain, Cartagena, Life Sciences, Escherichia...
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Welcome to Cartagena.(Travel)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times; 5/19/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...Indias to distinguish this Cartagena of the Indies from the Cartagena in Spain, whose ships brought soldiers...famous military figure in Cartagena's early history: Don Blas de Lezo, who was born in Spain in 1689. At 16, Don Blas...
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Cartagena
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
Cartagena Major seaport in se Spain, on the Mediterranean Sea. Founded in c. 255 bc by the Carthaginians, the settlement later fell to the Romans. Moors captured...
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Hasdrubal Barca
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
...221 bc) expanded Carthaginian power, and founded Cartagena, Spain. The Younger (d.207 bc) was the son of Hamilcar Barca and the brother of Hannibal . He took command in Spain when Hannibal went to Italy. After defeat there, he...
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Spain
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
Spain Country statistics area: 504...Iberian peninsula. The Kingdom of Spain occupies 80% of the Iberian...lie the ports of Valencia and Cartagena , and the Balearic Islands...and Córdoba , and Spain's highest peak, Mulhac...
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The Western Invasion: Warfare Between England and Spain in North America, 1585–1604
Book article from: American Eras
...rebels in their uprising against Spain. After Philip retaliated by outlawing British trade with Spain and by seizing hundreds of English...initiated overt raiding against Spain ’ s New World possessions...merchantmen and sacked the cities of Cartagena, Santo Domingo, and St. Augustine...
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Santa Cruz, Álvaro De Bazán, First Marquis of (1526–1588)
Encyclopedia entry from: Europe, 1450 to 1789: Encyclopedia of the Early Modern World
...command of the royal galleys of Spain. His quick response to the...Francis Drake attacked Vigo in Spain, then sacked Santo Domingo and Cartagena in the Caribbean. Philip ordered...carry an invasion force from Spain. Philip decided on a smaller...
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