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The unaccountable and extraordinary life of Alexander Wilson spanned 69 years, four wives, seven children and two wars, and even still, questions remain about the spy and author’s career and the ...
Alexander Wilson, né le 6 juillet 1766 à Paisley et mort le 23 août 1813 à Philadelphie, est un ornithologue, dessinateur et écrivain américano-écossais. Biographie Enfance et jeunesse. Cinquième des six enfants d'un tisserand et ...
Alexander Wilson (photographer) (died 1922), Scottish amateur photographer of Dundee. Alexander Brown Wilson (1857–1938), Australian architect based in Queensland. Alexander Wilson (British architect) (1888–1969), English architect based in Nottingham. Alex Wilson (musician) (born 1971), English salsa and Latin jazz pianist.
12 de ene. de 2019 · The Second World War Chief of MI6 said Alexander Wilson had 'remarkable gifts as a writer of fiction, and no sense of responsibility in using them!' Wilson's three year career in the Secret Intelligence Service ended when the country's spy chiefs decided his creativity got the better of his grasp of reality. His 'secret lives' extended to his ...
I am a Lecturer in Behavioural Ecology in the School of Biological & Marine Sciences at the University of Plymouth, UK. My research is focused on understanding how individual-level attributes (behaviour, physiology, morphology) influence higher-level (groups, populations) processes in terms of ecology and evolution. My interests span: (a ...
31 de jul. de 2018 · Like Tannahill, Wilson was a weaver whose poetry became renowned across Scotland, but unlike Tannahill, Alexander Wilson migrated from Paisley to the United States of America in his 20s and earned even greater fame there in a completely different field of activity. Wilson was born in Paisley on July 6, 1766, just seven years after the birth of ...
Wilson, A. 1810. American ornithology, or, The natural history of the birds of the United States: illustrated with plates engraved and colored from original drawings taken from nature. 2: v–xii, 13–167, pl.10–18. Philadelphia. Bradford & Inskeep. DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.97204 BHL Reference page .
