I cannot even allow myself to describe the bloody defeat of General
Braddock, near the sources of the Ohio River, in 1755.
Braddock had quit boxing before returning to the ring and earning a shot at Baer in the old Madison Square Garden Bowl.
READER John Johnson was delighted to see our tribute to Bessie
Braddock in the Past Life section of last Saturday's Liverpool ECHO.
One of the few remaining large wetland areas along the south shore of Lake Ontario lies northwest of Rochester, within the
Braddock Bay Wildlife Management Area (WMA).
Once home to twenty thousand people, the town of
Braddock, Pennsylvania, now houses around two thousand, having lost 90 percent of its population through the withering of the steel industry.
Yamaguchi is obsessed by the tale of an 18th-century woodland girl described as "beyond understanding" in a journal written by a British army physician during Edward
Braddock's expedition to Fort Duquesne in 1755.
Braddock's Defeat: The Battle of the Monongahela and the Road to Revolution
Milner and
Braddock ask why sex discrimination seems to be acceptable in sports contests, and address other issues surrounding the motivations and consequences of sex segregation in sports.
A STATUE of former Liverpool MP Bessie
Braddock at the city's main railway station was used by protesters to remind commuters of the opening of a controversial reservoir in North Wales.
Since opening with office last June with New York real estate veterans Kathy
Braddock and Paul Purcell at the helm, William Raveis NYC has grown to 27 agents.