Article: Film about fictional hero based on real-life mariner.(Admiral Lord Thomas Cochrane)(Brief Article)

Article: Profile: Thomas Cochrane - The Lost Action Hero He ...
The Independent - London;  October 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... crime was no small misdemeanour. Thomas Cochrane was perhaps the greatest fighting ... curious fact remains that, although Thomas Cochrane was a naval hero second only to Nelson ... living today have even heard of him. THOMAS COCHRANE was born in Scotland in 1776, the ...

Article: Thomas Cochrane
Encyclopedia of World Biography;      700+ words ...Thomas Cochrane Thomas Cochrane (1775-1860), the 10th Earl of Dundonald, rose through ... strategies that were considered radical by some of his peers. Thomas Cochrane, born on December 14, 1775 in Annsfield, England, was the ...

Article: A tale of two earls. (Archibold Cochrane and Thomas ...
Chemistry and Industry;  May 1, 1995 ;     700+ words ... ... through poor management. As his son, Thomas Cochrane, wrote: 'Our remaining patrimony ... poverty on 1 July 1831, in Paris. Thomas Cochrane wrote: 'His discoveries now of national ... Edward Island and in Halifax. With Thomas Cochrane's support and encouragement, Gerstner ...

Article: Thomas Cochrane Dundonald, 10th earl of
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition;      488 words ...Thomas Cochrane Dundonald, 10th earl of 1775-1860, British naval commander. He served in the Napoleonic Wars, executing his assignments with ...

Article: TV: PICK OF THE DAY - HISTORY Thomas Cochrane (9pm ...
The Independent - London;  January 24, 2003 ;     307 words ... ... his native Scotland. Christened the "Sea Wolf" by Napoleon, and famed at the time for his radical political ideals, Thomas Cochrane's personal and public battles are examined here in an effort to discover the driving forces behind his larger-than ...

Article: Stink vessels: Charles Stephenson introduces a plan for chemical ...
History Today;  November 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... the Napoleonic era, however, addressed these issues and, at least to his own satisfaction, provided solutions. He was Thomas Cochrane, later the 10th Earl of Dundonald (1775-1860). Cochrane was a maverick, self-confident, inventive and aggressive ...

Thomas Cochrane. ("The Caledonian," p. 15)
NYPL Digital Gallery;  January 1, 1934 ;     262 words ...