Titlebook: Loyalty and Identity; Jacobites at Home an Paul Monod (Barton Hepburn Professor of History),M Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Steve MurdochMEM require programmers to explicitly move data between compute nodes, which typically results in good execution performance at the expense of programmer productivity. High-level paradigms such as the Chapel programming language aim to reduce programming difficulty by supporting a global memory view

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,The Many Restorations of King James: A Short History of Scholarship on Jacobitism, 1688–2006,e; to his opponents, still the Old Pretender. In Catholic eyes, he had suffered for his faith, surrendering worldly advantage rather than pay the price of conversion to Protestantism that his restoration would have required. Pope Clement XIII decided on a royal funeral, against James’s wishes, and h

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,‘A lot done, more to do’: The Restoration and Road Ahead for Irish Jacobite Studies,end Dr. Ian Paisley opened the new Battle of the Boyne Heritage Centre. It would be difficult to exaggerate the symbolic importance of this meeting of old ideological foes on one of Europe’s great battlefields. Ian presented Bertie with a seventeenth-century copy of the King James Bible, to accompan

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Hidden Sympathies: The Hessians in Scotland 1746,nd society. In comparison the forces engaged were tiny. The greatest concentrations brought together at a single place were at the battle of Falkirk (17 January 1746), where Lieutenant General Hawley took the field with about 8,100 troops against probably rather fewer Jacobites. In this context it w

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Thomas Carte, the Druids and British National Identity,ed that Jacobitism was antithetical to the concept of a united Great Britain, as well as to the values for which it stood — namely, anti-Catholicism, anti-French sentiment and a global commercial destiny, shared by Scots and English alike.. From a different perspective, Daniel Szechi has depicted Sc

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Jonathan Swift and Charles Leslie,njuror Charles Leslie (1650–1722). It will draw attention to the evidence of Swift’s elective affinities with Leslie in political theology and rhetorical strategy despite the official political distance between them. Leslie was not just another pious Nonjuror. He was an incendiary Jacobite polemicis