16 episodes were in season 2 of greenleaf.
16 episodes were in season 2 of greenleaf.
how many episodes of greenleaf in season 2?
16
bullet::::- "meaning and mystery" (greenleaf, 2006)









































bullet::::- "live at the jazz standard" (greenleaf, 2006)









































bullet::::- "moonshine" (greenleaf, 2007)









































bullet::::- "spirit moves" (greenleaf, 2009)









































bullet::::- "a single sky" (greenleaf, 2009)









































bullet::::- "spark of being" (greenleaf, 2010)









































bullet::::- "" (greenleaf, 2010)









































bullet::::- "three views" (greenleaf, 2011)









































bullet::::- "be still" (greenleaf, 2012)









































bullet::::- "time travel" (greenleaf, 2013)









































bullet::::- "present joys" with uri caine (greenleaf, 2014)









































bullet::::- "high risk" (greenleaf, 2015)









































bullet::::- "brazen heart" (greenleaf, 2015)









































bullet::::- "dark territory" (greenleaf, 2016)









































bullet::::- "uplift - twelve pieces for positive action" (greenleaf, 2018)









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- official site









































bullet::::- discography









































bullet::::- album review at tracksmusic.com
dave douglas (trumpeter)
the nalc encountered financial difficulty almost immediately. only of land was turned over to the nalc, which meant it could issue only 22,365 shares. this meant only 7,455 shares were put into escrow (instead of the required 9,000). rather than paying creditors with cash, the nalc paid them with shares (8,477 shares in 1795 and 1796). on may 15, 1795, the d.c. commissioners demanded their first payment from greenleaf, morris, and nicholson, for the 6,000 lots purchased in 1793. but greenleaf had misappropriated some of the company's income to pay his own debts. without the dutch mortgage income and missing funds, there was no money to make the payment to the commissioners. furthermore, greenleaf had co-signed for loans taken out by morris and nicholson. when these men defaulted, creditors sought out greenleaf to make good on the debts—which he could not. moris and his partners had failed to both pay the instalments on the washington d.c. building lots and finished building twenty houses (they had contracted ten houses annually for seven years on said lots); on july 10, 1795, morris and nicholson bought out greenleaf's interest in the december 24, 1793, agreement. the commissioners began legal proceedings to regain title to the 6,000 lots owned by nalc and the 1,115.25 lots owned by greenleaf personally. the worsening financial problems of greenleaf, morris, and nicholson led to increasingly poor personal relations among the three men. nicholson, particularly bitter, began making public accusations against greenleaf in print. morris attempted to mediate between the two men, but his efforts failed. in an attempt to resolve his financial problems, greenleaf sold his shares in the nalc to nicholson and morris on may 28, 1796, for $1.5 million. unfortunately, morris and nicholson funded their purchase by giving greenleaf personal notes. furthermore, they endorsed one another's notes. morris and nicholson, themselves nearly bankrupt, agreed to pay one-quarter of the purchase price every year for the next four years. greenleaf's shares were not to be transferred to morris and nicholson until the fourth payment was received. on september 30, 1796, james greenleaf put 7,455 of his nalc shares in a trust (known as the "391 trust" because it was recorded on page 391 of the firm's accounting book). the "391 trust" was created to generate income (from the 6 percent dividend) to pay a loan given to greenleaf by edward fox. a trustee was assigned to hold on to the shares. the same day, greenleaf put 2,545 shares into another trust (the "381 trust"), as a guarantee against nonpayment of the dividend by morris and nicholson. morris and nicholson's made the first payment to greenleaf for the one-third interest in the nalc by turning over title to several hundred lots in washington, d.c. on march 8, 1797, greenleaf executed the 381 trust. when the nalc did not issue its 6 percent dividend, greenleaf transferred one-third of the shares in the "391 trust" to the trustees. the total number of shares transferred to the "381 trust" trustees was now 6,119. on june 24, 1797 morris, greenleaf and nicholson had conveyed their washington d.c. lots in trust to henry pratt and others in payments of their debts.
robert morris (financier)