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Young, Shelley was born on July 4, 1963 in Newark. Daughter of Howard and Jane Beatrice (Edwards) Young.
Shelley Young
training consultant food products executive
July 4, 1963 Newark
Subcontract specialist, International Business Machines Corporation, Gaithersburg, Maryland., 1986-1988; sales representative, Hewlett-Packard, Rockville, Maryland., 1988-1991; marketing representative, Xerox Corporation, Sacramento, 1991-1992; associate manager, Coca-Cola, United States of America, Atlanta, since 1992. Marketing consultant Enterprising Concepts, Sacramento, 1992.
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Queen Mab: A Philosophical Poem, With Notes to Which Is Added a Brief Memoir of the Author (Classic Reprint)
(Sussex, was the spot where Percy Bysshe Shelley first saw...)
Sussex, was the spot where Percy Bysshe Shelley first saw the light. He was born on the 4th of A ugust, 1792; and was the eldest son of Sir Timothy Shelley, Bart., of Castle-G oring. His family is an ancient one, and a branch of it has become the representative of the house of the illustrious Sir Philip Sidney of Penshurst. Despising honours which only rest upon the accidental circumstances of birth, Shelley was proud of this connection with an immortal name. At the customary age, about thirteen, he was sent to Eton School; and, before he had completed his fifteenth year, he published two novels, the Rosicrucian and Zasterozzi. From Eton he removed to University College, Oxford, to mature his studies, at the age of sixteen, an earlier period than is usual. At Oxford he was, according to custom, imbued with the elements of logic ;and he ventured, in contempt of the fiat of the University, to apply them to the investigation of questions which it is orthodox to take for granted. His original and uncompromising spirit of inquiry could not reconcile the limited use of logical principles. He boldly tested, or attempted to test, propositions which he imagined, the more they were obscure, and the more claim they had upon his credence, the greater was the necessity for examining them. His spirit was an inquiring one, and ho fearlessly sought after what he believed to be truth, before, it is probable, he had acquired all the information necessary to guide him, from collateral sources a common error of headstrong youth. This is the more likely to be the case, as, when time had matured his knowledge, he differed much on points upon which, in callow years and without an instructor, flung upon the world to form his own principles action, guileless and vehement, he was wont to advocate strongly. Shelley possessed the bold quality of inquiring into the reason of every thing (Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)
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Queen Mab: A Philosophical Poem, With Notes to Which Is Added a Brief Memoir of the Author (Classic Reprint)
(Sussex, was the spot where Percy Bysshe Shelley first saw...)
Sussex, was the spot where Percy Bysshe Shelley first saw the light. He was born on the 4th of A ugust, 1792; and was the eldest son of Sir Timothy Shelley, Bart., of Castle-G oring. His family is an ancient one, and a branch of it has become the representative of the house of the illustrious Sir Philip Sidney of Penshurst. Despising honours which only rest upon the accidental circumstances of birth, Shelley was proud of this connection with an immortal name. At the customary age, about thirteen, he was sent to Eton School; and, before he had completed his fifteenth year, he published two novels, the Rosicrucian and Zasterozzi. From Eton he removed to University College, Oxford, to mature his studies, at the age of sixteen, an earlier period than is usual. At Oxford he was, according to custom, imbued with the elements of logic ;and he ventured, in contempt of the fiat of the University, to apply them to the investigation of questions which it is orthodox to take for granted. His original and uncompromising spirit of inquiry could not reconcile the limited use of logical principles. He boldly tested, or attempted to test, propositions which he imagined, the more they were obscure, and the more claim they had upon his credence, the greater was the necessity for examining them. His spirit was an inquiring one, and ho fearlessly sought after what he believed to be truth, before, it is probable, he had acquired all the information necessary to guide him, from collateral sources a common error of headstrong youth. This is the more likely to be the case, as, when time had matured his knowledge, he differed much on points upon which, in callow years and without an instructor, flung upon the world to form his own principles action, guileless and vehement, he was wont to advocate strongly. Shelley possessed the bold quality of inquiring into the reason of every thing (Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)
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Queen Mab: A Philosophical Poem, With Notes to Which Is Added a Brief Memoir of the Author (Classic Reprint)
(Sussex, was the spot where Percy Bysshe Shelley first saw...)
Sussex, was the spot where Percy Bysshe Shelley first saw the light. He was born on the 4th of A ugust, 1792; and was the eldest son of Sir Timothy Shelley, Bart., of Castle-G oring. His family is an ancient one, and a branch of it has become the representative of the house of the illustrious Sir Philip Sidney of Penshurst. Despising honours which only rest upon the accidental circumstances of birth, Shelley was proud of this connection with an immortal name. At the customary age, about thirteen, he was sent to Eton School; and, before he had completed his fifteenth year, he published two novels, the Rosicrucian and Zasterozzi. From Eton he removed to University College, Oxford, to mature his studies, at the age of sixteen, an earlier period than is usual. At Oxford he was, according to custom, imbued with the elements of logic ;and he ventured, in contempt of the fiat of the University, to apply them to the investigation of questions which it is orthodox to take for granted. His original and uncompromising spirit of inquiry could not reconcile the limited use of logical principles. He boldly tested, or attempted to test, propositions which he imagined, the more they were obscure, and the more claim they had upon his credence, the greater was the necessity for examining them. His spirit was an inquiring one, and ho fearlessly sought after what he believed to be truth, before, it is probable, he had acquired all the information necessary to guide him, from collateral sources a common error of headstrong youth. This is the more likely to be the case, as, when time had matured his knowledge, he differed much on points upon which, in callow years and without an instructor, flung upon the world to form his own principles action, guileless and vehement, he was wont to advocate strongly. Shelley possessed the bold quality of inquiring into the reason of every thing (Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)
http://www.amazon.com/Queen-Mab-Philosophical-Classic-Reprint/dp/B008OPL354%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAJRRWTH346WSPOAFQ%26tag%3Dprabook0b-20%26linkCode%3Dsp1%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB008OPL354?SubscriptionId=AKIAJRRWTH346WSPOAFQ&tag=prabook0b-20&linkCode=sp1&camp=2025&creative=165953&SubscriptionId=AKIAJRRWTH346WSPOAFQ&tag=prabook0b-20&linkCode=sp1&camp=2025&creative=165953
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Shelley Young Edit Profile
training consultant food products executive
Shelley Young, American Food products executive, training consultant. Avocations: reading, traveling, water sports, cooking.
F C. Mentor Big Sisters Organisation, Gaithersburg, 1988; teacher New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, Atlanta, 1993-1996. Member NAFE, National Black Master of Business Administration Association.
Education
Bachelor, Howard University, 1986. Master of Business Administration, American University, 1990. Postgraduate, Beulah Heights Bible College, 1993.
Career
Subcontract specialist, International Business Machines Corporation, Gaithersburg, Maryland., 1986-1988; sales representative, Hewlett-Packard, Rockville, Maryland., 1988-1991; marketing representative, Xerox Corporation, Sacramento, 1991-1992; associate manager, Coca-Cola, United States of America, Atlanta, since 1992. Marketing consultant Enterprising Concepts, Sacramento, 1992.
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Queen Mab: A Philosophical Poem, With Notes to Which Is Added a Brief Memoir of the Author (Classic Reprint)
(Sussex, was the spot where Percy Bysshe Shelley first saw...)
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Queen Mab: A Philosophical Poem, With Notes to Which Is Added a Brief Memoir of the Author (Classic Reprint)
(Sussex, was the spot where Percy Bysshe Shelley first saw...)
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Queen Mab: A Philosophical Poem, With Notes to Which Is Added a Brief Memoir of the Author (Classic Reprint)
(Sussex, was the spot where Percy Bysshe Shelley first saw...)
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Queen Mab: A Philosophical Poem, With Notes to Which Is Added a Brief Memoir of the Author (Classic Reprint)
Other Work
Membership
Mentor Big Sisters Organization, Gaithersburg, 1988. Teacher New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, Atlanta, 1993-1996. Member National Association of Female Executives, National Black Master of Business Administration Association.
