title: Peter Straub

texts: <mask> is an American novelist and poet. He has written several horror and supernatural fiction novels, including Julia and Ghost Story, which he co-authored with Stephen King. The International Horror Guild Award is one of the literary honors that Straub has received. The son of <mask> and Elvena (Nilsestuen) <mask> was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. At the age of seven, Straub was hit by a car. After being hospitalized for several months, he used a wheelchair until he relearned how to walk. The accident made him aware of his own mortality.His parents wanted him to be a Lutheran minister, while his father wanted him to be a professional athlete. During his time at Milwaukee Country Day School, he began writing. The B.A. was earned by Straub. In 1965, I received an MA in English from Columbia University. After teaching English at Milwaukee Country Day, he moved to Dublin, Ireland, in 1969 to work on a PhD and begin writing. After mixed success with two attempts at literary mainstream novels in the mid-1970s, Straub branched out into the supernatural with Julia. His fifth novel, Ghost Story, which was a critical success, was later adapted into a 1981 film starring Fred Astaire.Several horror novels followed, with growing success, including The Talisman and Black House, two fantasy-horror collaborations with Stephen King. In 1988 he came back with a novel called "Kobo", a nonsupernatural Vietnam novel. The "Blue Rose Trilogy" includes the novels Mystery and The Throat, as well as Koko. These novels extended Straub's explorations into metafiction and unreliable narrators. The Blue Rose period's lessons were applied to a gothic plot in The Hellfire Club, which was published in 1996. Mr. X had a doppelgnger theme in 1999. Black House was a sequel to The Talisman that was tied in with King's Dark Tower Series.In the Night Room was published in 2004, followed by a novel called Lost Boy, Lost Girl. The novels won awards. H. P. Lovecraft: Tales was edited by Straub. Mr. X was written in the same style as Lovecraft's work. Several books of poetry have been published by Straub. My Life in Pictures appeared in 1971 as part of a series of six poetry pamphlets published with his friend Thomas Tessier under the Seafront Press imprint while living in Dublin. The more substantial chapbook was published in 1972 by Turret Books.Open Air was published later that year by Irish University Press. The collection Leeson Park and Belsize Square: Poems 1970 - 1975 was published in 1983. The poems from Open Air are not included in this collection. The Modern Weird Tale (2001) contains a critical essay on Straub's horror work. Bill Sheehan wrote At the Foot of the Story Tree. Conjunctions: 39, an issue on New Wave Fabulism, was guest-edited by Straub. The Fales Library at New York University acquired Straub's personal papers in 2007.A Dark Matter was released in February of 2010. Stephen King said in 2016 that he and <mask> would write a third book. King says that the two were excited to work together on the series. He brought a poet's sensibility to the field, creating a synthesis of horror and beauty, and he writes a beautiful prose line that features narrative clarity, sterling characterization, and surprising bursts of humor. Omnibus editions 1984: Wild Animals, If You Could See Me Now, and Under Venus are included. Jefferson: McFarland Publishers. Full Circle was based on Julia, Ghost Story was based on Ghost Story, and The Talisman was based on The Talisman.

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Peter Francis Straub
Gordon Anthony Straub
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title: Ian Mortimer (historian)

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> was born in 1967. He is best known for his book The Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval England, which became a Sunday Times bestseller in 2010. <mask> was born in Petts Wood and was educated at a number of institutions. He worked for several research institutions, including the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts and the University of Reading. Poems were published in literary magazines. In 2000 his work '31 December 1999' was awarded the University of Exeter's prize for a 'poem for the Millennium', open to all present and past students of the university, and judged by the then poet Laureate, Andrew Motion. He published biographies of <mask>, 1st Earl of March, Edward III, and Henry IV in addition to 1415, a year in the life of Henry V.The Time Traveller's Guide to Elizabethan England was followed by The Time Traveller's Guide to Restoration Britain. In his first two books and an article in The English Historical Review, he pioneered the idea that Edward II did not die in Berkeley Castle in 1327. <mask> researched the social history of early modern medicine. The Alexander Prize was awarded to him for his essay "The Triumph of the Doctors". He argued in his essay that ill and injured people close to death shifted their hopes of physical salvation from an exclusively religious source of healing power to a predominantly human one. <mask> used the pen name James Forrester to write the first book in his Clarenceux trilogy. James Forrester is <mask>'s middle name.His fourth novel, The Outcasts of Time, won a prize for historical fiction. He has lived in the small town of Moretonhampstead in England since 1999. He was appointed to represent the parishes by the Secretary of State. He was reappointed as a Member by the Secretary of State in 2009, this time representing the national interest. The Lord Chancellor's Forum on Historical Manuscripts and Academic Research was one of the public appointments. <mask> is the nephew of a tennis player. He writes a memoir about the meaning of running, which relates the various lessons he had learnt from taking part in parkrun and half marathons, which was published as Why Running Matters: lessons in life, pain and exhilaration, from 5K to the marathon.<mask> is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. He was elected a fellow of the society on February 12th. The Great Fire of London and The Time Traveller's Guide to Restoration Britain are historical works. Human Race: Ten Centuries of Change on Earth was published as Centuries of Change: which century saw the most change and why it matters to us. The Nature and Enjoyment of History in the Twenty-First Century was published in History. 454–4. "Beyond the Facts: how true originality in history has fallen foul of postmodernism, research targets and commercial pressure" was published in the Times Literary Supplement.16–17. The Fears of Henry IV: the Life of England's Self-Made King was written by Jonathan Cape. The year was 1175–1214. The Triumph of the Doctors: Medical Assistance to the Dying was published in 2005. 97–116. The life and times of Sir <mask>, 1st Earl of March, ruler of England. The Roots of Betrayal is a historical fiction written by James Forrester.

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Ian James Forrester Mortimer
Mortimer
Roger Mortimer
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Roger Mortimer


title: Countess Palatine Hedwig Elisabeth of Neuburg

texts: <mask> of Neuburg was a Polish princess who married James Louis Sobieski. She was the daughter of Philip William, Duke of Neuburg and Berg and Jlich. The "Young Pretender", also known as "Bonnie Prince Charlie", was the grandmother of Charles Edward Stuart. She was the fifteenth of seventeen children. Her sisters included Eleonor Magdalene, Holy Roman Emperor, <mask>, Queen of Portugal, Maria Anna, Queen of Spain, and mother of queen <mask>. She was raised by her sisters. Private tutors taught the sisters in German, Latin, French, Italian, music and dance.Eleonor was the benefactor of her sisters at the Imperial court. She was asked to marry Prince James Louis Henry Sobieski, son of King John III Sobieski of Poland. The marriage was arranged in order to secure an alliance between John III Sobieski and the Emperor within the Holy League, as <mask> <mask> was the sister of empress Eleonor Magdalene, and to secure Habsburg support in the future election of Prince James as the next Polish king. The marriage was arranged with the expectation that Prince James would be elected king of Poland after his father's death. In the negotiations, it was specified that <mask> <mask> would be secured a 100 000 thler and granted lands by the emperor in Silesia with an official residence in Oawa, where the couple could settle comfortably under Imperial protection in the case Prince James would not be elected king. The couple lived in an apartment in the Royal Palace in Warsaw during the winter and in the Kazimierzowski Palace in Warsaw during the summer. Poland Hedwig <mask> was friendly with her mother-in-law, queen Maria Kazimiera, who treated her with consideration and charm and gave her several valuable gifts.She disliked the German household retinue as they were an obstacle for her daughter-in-law to acclimatize to Poland, and she doubted that the Habsburg and Neuburg dynasties would support her son as future king. There are conflicting accounts of the relationship between <mask> and Prince James. According to a report, Prince James placed too much demands on everyone around him, including his wife, but he affectionately referred to her as Little Liesl and did listen to her advice. <mask> <mask> was described as a devoted spouse who made great efforts to work for his benefit and give him useful advice. She was expected to act as a conduit between the Emperor and her in-laws when she was a relative of the emperor. <mask> <mask> was put under pressure to produce a male heir to strengthen her husband's candidacy to the throne. She had a miscarriage in 1691, and her mother-in-law recommended her medicine to prevent another one.She welcomed her mother to Oawa in the spring of 1693. She gave birth to her first child, Maria Leopoldyna, in Warsaw in the presence of her parents-in-law and the royal senators. The courts of Vienna and Dusseldorf supported Prince James as a candidate for the Polish throne after his father-in-law died. In order to raise funds for her husband's campaign, <mask> <mask> personally received money and jewels from the imperial court of Vienna, as well as securing loans from the burghers of Wrocaw. The Sobieski Party lost the election despite their efforts. The couple retired to their lands under Imperial protection. His mother-in-law commented that a daughter could be a blessing and that a son could be the cause of a family's ruin.She gave birth until 1717, the last one that almost killed her. During the imprisonment of her spouse and brother-in-law, <mask> <mask> visited the Imperial court in Vienna to use her influence as a relation of the emperor in their favor and negotiate their release. Despite being heavily pregnant, she did the task. When Peter the Great offered to place James on the Polish throne, he sent his envoy to <mask> <mask> rather than James, expecting her to persuade her husband, but she refused. When Maria Clementina married James Stuart against the consent of the emperor in 1719, he was held in house arrest in Innsbruck, and was only released and allowed to return to Oawa after the mediation of her sisters. She was ill the last few years of her life. On her deathbed, she asked the emperor to allow her spouse to return home and to see her daughters, and her husband was allowed home to attend to her.Maria Theresa was the great aunt of Bonnie Prince Charlie. The issue was published on April 1693 and July 1695). Maria Casimira became a nun in May of 1723. Her father wanted her to marry Charles XII of Sweden. Jan died in 1696. Charlotte married twice, first to Frédéric Casimir de La Tour d'Auvergne, no issue, and then again to Charles Godefroy de La Tour d'Auvergne. January 21st, 1698 to July 1699).James Francis Edward Stuart was the son of King James II of England and had an issue. Maria died on August 3, 1704. Oawa Krlewiczw Sobieskich and Wydawnictwo Zakadu Narodowego are related to Roszkowska W. Ossoliskich, Wrocaw-Warszawa-Krakw 1968, s. Skrzypietz A., Narodziny i mier dzieci w rodzinie Sobieskich. Midzy barokiem is a owieceniem. Olsztyn 2006 s. 288-289 was about Radoci i troski dnia codziennego.17th-century Polish people died in the 17th century, while German people died in the 18th century.

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Hedwig Amelia
Maria Sofia
Elisabeth Farnese
Hedwig
Elisabeth
Hedwig
Elisabeth
Elisabeth
Hedwig
Hedwig
Elisabeth
Hedwig
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title: Ramjee Singh

texts: A former Member of Parliament and vice-chancellor of a university, <mask> was born in 1927. He is the author of a number of books on Gandhi. He was the director of the Gandhian Institute of Studies. He was awarded the fourth highest civilian award in the country in January 2020. He is a Gandhian academician as well as an activist. The Bodhisattva of the 20th century was declared by <mask>. His academic achievements include three doctorate degrees, a PhD in Jainism, and a D.Litt.There are two D.Litt. in Hindu thought. I received a fellowship for Political Science in Gandhism. He has written and edited about 50 books, mostly on Gandhism and Indian philosophy and culture, both in English and Hindi. He was the vice-chancellor of the Jain University, as well as a panel speaker at the International Philosophical Congress and the Parliament of the World's Religions. He was the secretary and president of All India Philosophical Association for 12 years. Since 1985 he has been the secretary and chairman of the Afro Asian Philosophy Association. He was associated with the Royal Institute of Philosophy and Psychology.He was invited to speak at the plenary session of the World Congress of Philosophy in the United Kingdom. He served as the chairman of the Department of Gandhian Thought for 10 years. He combines academics with social activism. He was a social activist and participated in the freedom movement of India in 1942 under Gandhi's leadership and was imprisoned for 21 months when the Indian government suppressed all civil and political rights in 1975. He was elected to the Parliament of India with a huge margin of victory over his opponent. He moved a Public Interest Litigation in the High Court for the protection of the rights of the landless people after raising his voice against inhuman blinding of under-trial prisoners in jail. He helped to set up departments of Gandhian Studies and peace research throughout the country when he was the president of the Indian Society of Gandhian Studies.He is still the president of the Indian Society of Gandhian Studies. He taught philosophy and Gandhian thought for 50 years and is still a fellow of the University Grants Commission. The World Philosophy Congress was held in Moscow. The World Philanthropy Conference was held in Toronto in 1991. The East-West Philosophical Meet was held in Hawaii in 1995. In the UK, United States, France, Italy, USS.R, Japan, Thailand, S. Korea, Singapore, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Kenya, South Africa, Egypt, the Netherlands, Nepal, Canada etc. There are associations with educational, social and cultural bodies.The vice-president of the Afro-Asian Philosophical Association is the president of the International society of social philosophy. The chancellor is from Bhagalpur. The convener is from the National Committee for Shanti-Sena. The professor of Gandhian thought was a professor at the University Grants Commission. The Indian Council of Philosophical Research had an ex- member. The Royal Institute of Philosophy is in London. The Mind Association is an ex-member.The Indian Philosophical Congress is a life member. Hon. A member of the World Jain Mission. The Indian Parliamentary Group has a life member. Member of the National Board of Adult Education. The committee on regional languages was a member of the University Grants Commission. Member of the University Grants Commission Committee on Evaluation of N.A.E.P.Member of the University Grants Commission Committee on Gandhian celebrations. The President of the Indian Society of Gandhian Thought is a member of the Advisory Council of Harijan Sevak Sangh. The man of the millennium is Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi aur gandhi vichar ka saurya mandal. The Commonwealth Publication is in New Delhi.  Gandhi dristi was published in 2010. Manak explores the dimensions of Indian thought and culture. The Classical Pub has Gandhi and the modern world in it. Co. was published in 1988. Gandhi and the new millennium. The first edition of The Gandhian vision was published in 1998. The 1st edition of the Jaina perspective in philosophy and religion was published in 1993.Text and Context, Commonwealth Publishers. Gandhian thought is relevant to Classical Pub. The Co. was published in 1983. The Jaina concept of omniscience is L.D. The Institute of Indology was founded in 1974. The concept of omniscience is in ancient Hindu thought. Peace Publishers published Gandhi and the twenty-first century.Bihar Hindi Granth Academy was founded in Patna in 1974. The Rajasthan Hindi Granth Academy was in Patna in 1979. Gandhi and the 31st Century is a book. Manak Publication, New Delhi, 1997 has a book called Bhartiya darshan aur chintan. Manak Publication, Delhi, 1995, Gandhi vichar. Gandhian Vision was published in New Delhi. Manak Publications in New Delhi published Reflections of Jaina.Peace: ideology and action. Commonwealth Publishers, New Delhi, 2002. The books were edited by Raj Hans Publications. The world perspective in philosophy, religion and culture was published in Patna in 1960. Gandhi's relevance in 1968. Sant-mat ki paramparaye was written in 2009. All religions, Bhagalpur University, 1968.There is relevance of satyagrah for modern times. Gandhi's number is T.N.B. The college was at the University of Bhagalpur. N.B. is the language of Vinoba-Satsang. The college was at the University. GPF, Bhagalpur, 1968. Rajhans Publications was in Delhi in 1984.The Quarterly journal of Gandhian Thought was published in 1986. There are granths in Bhagalpur in 1983. Munger had Satsang piyush. Gandhi, Munger, 1995. 125 years ago, Mahatma Gandhi was born. Gandhi and the world order was published in 1996. Gandhi and the future of humanity was published in 1997.Bhartiya stree-shakti ki Pratika was published in 1997. Sradha and Samarpan were in Varanasi in 1999. Indrukh Manas Samiti was founded in 2002. There is a list of peace activists from the Bhagalpur University.

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Ramjee Singh
Singh


title: Lee Hall (playwright)

texts: <mask> is an English playwright, television writer, screenwriter, and lyricist. The book and lyrics for the stage musical of the same name was written by him. He wrote the play The Pitmen Painters and the script for the film Rocketman. <mask> was the son of a house painter and a housewife and was born in 1966. He attended Benfield School in Walkergate. He went to Wallsend Young People's Theatre with Deka Walmsley and Mark Scott. Billy Elliot and The Pitmen Painters starred the latter actor.Paul Muldoon was a teacher at Fitzwilliam College, where <mask> studied English literature. He worked at the Gate Theatre in London as a youth theatre fundraiser after leaving Cambridge. His playwriting career began with the broadcast of his radio play. The story of a North Eastern English boy who, in the face of opposition from his family and community, aspires to be a ballet dancer is the most commercially successful work by <mask>. The story of a miner's son who goes against the grain is similar to the one in A. J. Cronin's novel The Stars Look Down, which is set in an English coal mining community during a strike. The character Billy was inspired by Sir Thomas Allen, who was born in the North East's County Durham. Initially a 2000 film directed by Stephen Daldry, for which <mask> wrote the screenplay, and for which he received an Academy Award nomination, Billy Elliot was later turned into a stage musical, with music by Elton John and lyrics by <mask>.It opened on Broadway after a long run in the West End. It won the Tony Award for Best Book of a Musical. The story of a young girl who is dying of cancer was successful. The monologue from God's Country, the last in a group of radio plays, was broadcast on the radio in 1997. Readers of the magazine Radio Times voted it one of the ten best radio dramas of all time. A one woman show starring 42-year-old actress Kathryn Hunter was adapted as a television play. The play opened in 1999 and moved to the West End.<mask>'s comedy Cooking with Elvis was limited in its success due to the fact that the main character is an Elvis Presley impersonator who has been paralyzed in a car crash. In 1999 it became a stage play. <mask>'s love for moving from one medium to another can be seen in his work, I Luv You Jimmy Spud, a 1995 radio play that was later adapted by <mask> into a stage play and a film, Gabriel and Me, starring Billy Connolly and Iain Glen. He has translated plays by Carlo Goldoni, Bertolt Brecht, and Herman Heijermans, as well as co-written the screenplays for adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice and Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows. The Pitmen Painters, inspired by William Feaver's book on the Ashington Group, was performed at the Live Theatre in 2007. The group of miners from Ashington decided to learn about art and begin to paint. The production opened on Broadway in September 2010.The 2008 Evening Standard Award for Best Play was won by it. There was controversy over a children's opera written by <mask>. The opera was to be performed by children from Bay Primary School in Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire. The story is about a gay retired painter, a single father who tries to spend a quiet day at the seaside with his son, but who is interrupted by children on a school trip, dogs, a landscape painter, an amateur dramatic society and others. The school threatened to pull the children out of the production if the changes weren't made. School officials, supported by Opera North, insisted on the removal of the words "I'm queer" and "I prefer a lad to a lass" and other references to the character being gay, despite <mask> changing some words to accommodate their requests. If <mask> changed "queer" to "gay," the school would allow the children to perform.The film adaptation of Michael Morpurgo's War Horse was written by <mask> and he shared credit with Richard Curtis, who was brought in by Steven Spielberg. His most recent TV work is an adaptation of the book, which is about a group of people in the West Indies. Toast was released in cinemas on August 11, 2011, after it was screened at the Berlin Film Festival in 2011. The Working Title film Hippie Hippie Shake is based on the memoir Hippie Hippie Shake: The Dreams, the Trips, the Trials, the Love-ins, the Screw Ups: The Sixties. A stage musical adaptation of Pink Floyd's The Wall and a film adaptation of George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London are some of the projects <mask> is working on. Beeban Kidron was the initial director of Hippie Hippie Shake and was married to <mask>. The Love Letters of Ragie Patel was one of the works that was played.

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Hall
Hall
Career Hall
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Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
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Hall


title: Philippe Couvreur

texts: <mask> is a judge specialized in international law. He worked at the International Court of Justice in The Netherlands from 2000 to July 2019. <mask> studied law at Notre-Dame de la Paix University and the Université catholique de Louvain, as well as international and European law at King's College London. He studied philosophy at this university. French, Dutch, English, Spanish and Italian are all spoken by <mask>vreur. After working in the legal department of the European Commission, <mask>vreur held several legal positions at the International Court of Justice, including the position of Principal Legal Secretary. He was re-elected twice for a seven year term as the International Court of Justice's Registrar.He retired in July of 2019. From 1976 to 1982, Couvreur taught European and international law in numerous universities and academies, including the European Studies Centre and the Law Faculty of the Université catholique de Louvain. He is a speaker at many colloquiums, conferences and seminars, including the University of Alcal, the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna, and the University of the Basque Country. <mask> is an Corresponding Member of the Spanish Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences. Commander by Number of the Orden de Isabel la Catlica (Spain), Officer of the Légion d'honneur (France), and Grand Officer in the Order of Leopold are some of the decorations he has. The United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law has a lecture series called La Cour internationale de Justice. "L'adhésion de l'Espagne aux Communautés européennes"135–175. "Introduccin al estudio de los fundamentos jurdicos del compromiso externo de la Comunidad economica europea" pp. 56, April 1981 22–37. The Law of the European communities and Greece was written by N. Elkin. The Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki was founded in 1981. 578–578."L'épuisement des voies de recours internes et la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme", was published in 1980. pp. 130–171. "Les Etats fédéraux des relations internationales : Les organisation internationals", Revue belge de droit international, Vol. In 1983, p. 189–225. "La nationalité mexicaine", in Jurisclasseur sur la nationalité, Répertoire notarial, Paris, 1983, 19 pages. The conventionnel externe de la Communauté Economique Européenne can be found in the Pensamiento Juridico Y Sociedad Internacional.327–373. In La loyauté : Mélanges offerts, there are commentaries on judiciaires internationaux. 67–95. A propos de l'effectivité de la Cour internationale de Justice. 4, pp. 103–134. The International Court of Justice's future role after fifty years is discussed in The International Court of Justice: its Future Role after Fifty Years.The Hague, Martinus Nijhof, 1997, pp. 83–116. In Liber amicorum Mohammed Bedjaoui said, "Développements concernant l'accs des organisation intergouvernementales  la procédure contentieuse devant la Cour internationale de Justice". The score was 293–323. The European Journal of International Law published "La contribution du Professeur Charles De Visscher  la justice internationale". 905–928. "L'organisation etles moyens des juridictions internationales face a contentieux international", in La juridictionnalisation du droit international.509 was the final score. Carlos Jimenez Piernas wrote "El Secretario de la Corte International de Justicia" in Iniciacion. ), Universidad de Alcal, Madrid. 21–1. "Le Greffier de la Cour internationale de Justice : statut et fonctions" was published in the Global Community: Yearbook of International Law and Jurisprudence. I, pp. 19–78."Le rglement juridictionnel", in Le processus de délimitation maritime, was published in 2004. 389–389. "Charles de Visscher" is in Juristas universales. There is a nuestros das in Madrid. Juristas del Siglo XX. De Kelsen a Rawles was published in 2004. 199–122.Commentaires de la Charte des Nations article par article contains "Article 93". Paris, Economica, 3rd edition, Vol. 2, 2005, pp. Between 1963 and 1986 Discurso de ingreso del Excmo says "La contribucin de Espaa y los espaoles al Derecho internacional" The Secretario de la Corte Internacional de Justicia is a man named <mask>uvreur. There are Consequences de la suspension de l'application d'un traité in Les convention de Vienne sur le droit des traités.The article was written by Pierre Klein and Olivier Corten. The 2006 edition of Brussels, Bruylant. I, pp. 2565–2585. The Law and Political Science Faculty of the University of Burgundy organized a workshop on "Aperu du statut et des fonctions du Greffier de la Cour internationale de Justice". 65–1. The Statute of the International Court of Justice: a commentary was written by Christian Tomuschat.Oxford University Press, 1st ed., 2006, pp. The 2nd ed., was published in 2012 3rd. The ed. will be published in 2019. Revised and updated edition, 1st ed. There is a commentary in The Statute of the International Court of Justice. Oxford University Press, 2nd.The 2012 edition of the ed. 453–464, 3rd. The ed. will be published in 2019. There is a balance histrico-sociolgico de la Corte. 100–4. Carlos Jiménez Piernas is the author of The Legal Practice in International Law and European Community Law. ), Sijthof, 2007.The International Court of Justice at The Hague is the legal capital of the world. The Liber in honorem W. J. Deetman was published in 2008. 181–189. The Belgique was en tourmente espagnole. Obra homenaje al Dr. Santiago Bernrdez can be found in Guerra y Paz. 7–19. In La eficacia del Derecho Internacional de los Derechos Humanos, Cursos de Derechos Humanos, Vol.Juan Soroeta Liceras is the author of XI. The editorial de la Universidad del Pas Vasco was published in 2011. 123–147. "Notes sur le 'droit' colonial franais sur la mise en uvre du principe de l'uti possidetis juris par la Cour internationale de Justice", in L'Afrique et le droit international. Paris, Pedone, pp. It was 111–124. In The Global Community: Yearbook of International Law and Jurisprudence, Global Trends: Law, Policy and Justice Essays in Honour of Professor Giuliana Ziccardi Capaldo, "Regards sur la Cour permanente de Justice internationale" is written.eds. Oxford University Press USA, pp. 10–15. In Espaa, "La Corte Internacional de Justicia: su contribucin al Derecho Internacional". The Aniversario de la Asesora Jurdica Internacional del MAEC was written by José Martn. Coleccin Escuela Diplomtica No. 20, 2015, pp.145–158 "Notes sur la Cour internationale de justice et la volonté des tats", in Les limites du droit international. Bruylant, Brussels, 2015, pp. 423–447. The contribution of international and supranational courts to the rule of law is the subject of "The International Court of Justice". The Centre for Global Governance Studies is located in Leuven. 85–6.The essay "La Ville libre de Dantzig devant la Cour permanente de Justice Internationale" was written by Rdiger Wolfrum. eds. Brill/Nijhoff, Leiden/Boston, pp. 5–15. The Privileges and Immunities of Members of the International Court of Justice are covered in The Conventions on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations. August Reinisch wrote a commentary. Oxford University Press, pp.There was an event called                            The Droit des frontires internationales was written by Pierre d'Argent and Evelyne Lagrange. Pedone, Paris, pp. 127–144. "L'uvre de la CIJ  la veille de son 70e anniversaire." The Romanian Journal of International Law has a piece on Son rle. 17 is pp.8–25. The International Court of Justice and the Effectiveness of International Law is a collection of courses. In New Approaches to the Law of the Sea, the International Court of Justice used technical experts. Nova Publishers, New York, pp. It was 111–124. "Estoppel: synonyme pédant de la bonne foi", in Dictionnaire des idées reues du droit international, Pedone, Paris, 2017, pp. 221–228."La Grce et la justice internationale" was written by Liber Amicorum Stelios Perrakis. There were 78 and 96. How does the International Court of Justice remain relevant in a changing world? Sophia Law Review was published. pp. 61 1–15. There is evidence before the International Court of Justice.Evidence before International Courts and Tribunals: Distinct Fora, Similar Approaches? was published by the International and Comparative Law Research Center. <mask> was born in 1951 and he was an Alumni of King's College London.

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Philippe Couvreur
Philippe Couur
Philippe Cou
Philippe Cou
Philippe Couvreur
Philippe Co
Philippe Couvreur


title: Farnaz Fassihi

texts: <mask> is an Iranian-American journalist. She is a writer for The New York Times. She was a senior writer for The Wall Street Journal for 17 years. Fassihi is the author of Waiting for An Ordinary Day, a memoir of her four years covering the Iraq War and witnessing the unraveling of social life for Iraqi citizens. She was accused and called out in an open letter by critics for fake news reports for Iranian government brutality, which the NYTimes Editorial board, public relations and Fassihi rebutted. <mask> was born in the United States to Iranian parents and grew up in Tehran and Portland, Oregon. She got an M.S.Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism has a journalism program. After 14 years covering wars and uprisings across the Middle East for The Wall Street Journal, Fassihi returned to New York and joined the WSJs national security team as a senior writer. She wrote about the missile crisis with North Korea, the refugee crisis, Venezuela's political upheaval, Syria's war, Iran's nuclear deal, and climate change. <mask> is a reporter for The New York Times. As deputy bureau chief of Middle East and Africa, she oversaw a team of reporters and helped shape coverage from elections in Zimbabwe to war in Gaza and the uprisings of the Arab Spring. The Journals Baghdad bureau chief from 2003 to 2006 she covered the Iraq War. She was sent to Afghanistan to cover the US-led invasion, as well as wars, revolutions and uprisings in the Middle East.She was one of the lead reporters for The Journal's investigative project titled "Censorship Inc.", a series of enterprise stories examining how western technology has enabled censorship in authoritarian countries. The first unvarnished account of the war in Iraq was written by Fassihi in an email in 2004. The email was published in newspapers around the world and became the subject of a Doonesbury cartoon. Fassihi was an investigative reporter and foreign correspondent for The Star-Ledger of Newark, New Jersey before joining The Wall Street Journal. She covered the World Trade Center attacks, the war in Afghanistan, the Second Palestinian intifada and Iraq under Saddam Hussein. She was a reporter for The Providence Journal. The paper's award-winning coverage of the crash of EgyptAir flight 990 was led by her.She worked for The New York Times in Iran. She was a fellow at Harvard. The early morning hours after the Pentagon confirmed Donald Trump ordered a targeted drone strike that killed Qasem Soleimani has been accused of spreading Iranian propaganda and attempting to garner sympathy for whom she called. Several journalists slammed Fassihi for spreading fake news after she said that missiles were being fired at the U.S. Ain Assad Air Base is in Iraq. Fassihi has been reporting on the uprising in Iran at The New York Times since July of 2019. Fassihi was one of the reporters on a joint investigative project called The Iran Cables between the Times and the Intercept about a trove of intelligence cables revealing how Iran wields influence in Iraq.Aydin Aghdashloo, a prominent artist in Iran, was accused of sexual harassment in October 2020. The Iraq war and its impact on ordinary Iraqis is the subject of books waiting for an ordinary day. The New York Times art section has a review on the front page. <mask>'s famous email from Iraq is included in an anthology of historical letters written by American women. Fassihi wrote about the Iraq War and the US administration's propaganda in What Orwell Didn't Know, Propaganda and the New Face of American Politics. Fassihi contributed a chapter on sharing meals in Iran with student activists in Eating Mud Crabs in Kandahar: Stories of Food during Wartime by the World's Leading Correspondents. Her essays on the subject of journalism, conflict reporting and courage have been published.She is a commentator for television and radio news shows on CNN, MSNBC, WNYC, PBS, Charlie Rose and National Public Radio. The Overseas Press Club has a two-year elected term on the board of governors. A member of the board for four years was responsible for reviewing and reading dozens of applications from journalists across the globe for the DAG fellowship at the UN. The member of the work was elected by the UN Correspondent Association. The interests of a diverse international group of resident journalists based at the UN are represented by the board. A member of the New York Chapter of the Iranian American Women Foundation is a professional Iranian woman. Each year, Fassihi mentors a young female Iranian journalist through the organization's mentorship program.A documentary called Art of the Team will feature a leader from Microsoft Teams. A group of leaders from different fields, including scientists, Olympic athletes, CEO and designer, with a unique and successful approach to leadership and teamwork, were featured in a documentary. Microsoft Teams uses Fassihi's interview in training sessions for corporations. The Marie Colvin Front Page Award for Foreign Correspondence was given for "Hearts, Minds and Blood: the battle for Iran" in 2010. <mask> is the youngest person to receive the award. The New England News Executive Award was the first place in the general news category.

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title: Pascal Krauss

texts: <mask> is a retired German mixed martial artist who competed in the UFC's welterweight division. His nickname is 'tank' in English. <mask> was born on April 19, 1987 in West Germany. He started boxing at the age of 14 and developed an interest in martial arts. His five-year commitment to the sport earned him a German junior boxing title and a second place in the International German Championships. He only lost one fight in his amateur boxing career. He was a member of the youth team of the first division wrestling club 'RKG Freiburg 2000'.<mask> studied sport science. An encounter with a German Judo black belt and an MMA practioner in 2007 led to a career in mixed martial arts. He made his MMA debut in Germany. Roberto "Gordo" Correa was the BJJ master that <mask> trained under. He was awarded a BJJ blue belt after eight weeks of training. A trip to the United States in 2010 led to a visit to Renzo Gracie's MMA academy in New York City and the Cesar Gracie MMA team, which is home to renowned fighters such as Jake Shields, Nick Diaz, and Gilbert Melendez. At the May 22, 2010 Cage Warriors Fighting Championship Right to Fight event, he became the Cage Warriors welterweight champion.Dan had to give up the title after signing with the UFC. The MMA website released an interview with <mask> on July 24. He was named in a July 2010 article as one of the top 10 European prospects. A four-fight contract was signed with the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He was going to make his promotional debut at UFC 122 against Kenny Robertson. Robertson backed out of the fight due to an injury and was replaced by Mark Scanlon. <mask> won via unanimous decision.The fight between <mask> and John Hathaway was supposed to take place on November 5, 2011. <mask> pulled out of the bout due to a shoulder injury, and was replaced by Matt Brown. Krauss/Hathaway took place on May 5, 2012 at UFC on Fox 3. <mask> lost the fight. <mask> was supposed to face Nelson at UFC on Fuel TV 5. <mask> had to be rushed to the hospital after he received a strong knee strike to the ribcage while sparring and was forced to pull out of the fight. <mask> was replaced on the card by DaMarques Johnson because he was unable to compete due to his injuries.<mask> faced Mike Stumpf at UFC on Fox 6. He won the fight. On August 31, 2013, <mask> faced Hyun Gyu Lim. He was knocked out in the first round. <mask> received his second Fight of the Night bonus award despite the loss. <mask> was supposed to face Adam Khaliev at UFC on Fox 10. In the weeks leading up to the event, the bout was scrapped as Khaliev had not been granted clearance for the fight.

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title: Kurt Gerron

texts: <mask> was a German Jewish actor and film director. They were murdered in the Holocaust. He studied medicine before being called up for military service in World War I. He had only been in his second year of university when he was qualified as a military doctor in the German Army. <mask> became a theatre actor in 1920 under the direction of Max Reinhardt. He began directing film shorts in the late 19th century. The Blue Angel was <mask>'s breakthrough film.The first public performance of the song "Mack the Knife" was performed by <mask> in the premiere production of The Threepenny Opera in Berlin, two years before he originated the role of "Tiger" Brown. <mask>'s name and recorded voice became well known across Europe because of the show's success. After the 1933 seizure of power by the Nazis, <mask> and his family left Nazi Germany and traveled to Paris and Amsterdam. He directed several movies while he was an actor at the Stadsschouwburg. He refused to leave Europe despite being offered jobs in Hollywood. <mask> was sent to the Theresienstadt concentration camp after the Wehrmacht occupied the Netherlands. He was forced to perform Mack the Knife, as well as compositions by Martin Roman and other imprisoned musicians and artists, at the cabaret review, Karussell.<mask> was coerced into directing a Nazi propaganda film in 1944 in order to show how "humane" conditions were at Theresienstadt. <mask> and members of the Jazz pianist Martin Roman's Ghetto Swingers were deported from the camp after the film was finished. <mask> and his wife were murdered in the gas chamber on October 28, 1944, along with the film's entire performing entourage. The gas chambers were ordered to be closed the next day. Theresienstadt was <mask>'s final film and there were complete prints of it. Ein Dokumentarfilm aus dem jdischen Siedlungsgebiet (Terezin: A Documentary Film of the Jewish Resettlement) is also referred to as The Fhrer gives. Twenty minutes of footage were discovered in Czechoslovakia in the 1960's, and today the film is only in fragments.Ein Dokumentar film aus dem jdischen Siedlungsgebiet. Roy Kift, who wrote a play on <mask>'s time in Theresienstadt entitled Camp Comedy, is the narrator in <mask>rons Karussell. The University of Wisconsin Press published the play in The Theatre of the Holocaust. "Prisoner of Paradise" was not rated. A French translation of a fictional biography by Charles Lewinsky. There are photographs of <mask> available for educational use.

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title: Agostino Paravicini Bagliani

texts: <mask> is an Italian historian specializing in the history of the papacy, cultural anthropology, and in the history of the body and society during the Middle Ages. He received his PhD in humanities in 1968 and his professorship at the University of Fribourg in 1978. He was the Professor of Codicology at the Vatican School of Palaeography, Diplomatics and Archivistics from 1972 to 1981 and the Scriptor of the Vatican Library from 1969 to 1981. He was the full professor of medieval history at the University of Lausanne from 1981 to 2009. He is a professor at the Institute of Italian Studies, University of Italian Switzerland. <mask> was vice president from 2000 to 2003 and president from 2005 to 2007. He became president of the studio in 2008.The book series Cahiers lausannois d'histoire médiévale was edited in 1989. He edits the Micrologus. The series Micrologus' Library was published from 1998 to 1997. The Rivista di storia della Chiesa was edited by him in 2002. He became Chairman of the Edizione Nazionale dei Testi Mediolatini in 2009. He is a contributor to Italian newspapers. He was honoured in November 2008 by the Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes of the Sorbonne.In 1995 he received the Prize of the City of Empoli, in 1997 the Prize of the City of Ascoli Piceno and in 1998 the International Prize of Finale Ligure. The books are 1972 Cardinali di Curia e familiae, 2 vol., Padua, Antenore, and 1977 Corso di codicologia, Rome. Im Gesammelte ist das Geistesgeschichte des 14. Jahrhunderts, 3 vol., Rome, Storia e letteratura 1980. The storia e letteratura was con Bernard Andenmatten. France and Italie are in Switzerland. L'institution ecclésiale  la fin du Actes de la Table Ronde organisée.Lausanne 9-11 mai 1985, Genve, Droz (Publications de la Faculté des Lettres, Université de Lausanne, 30; Collection de l'Ecole franaise de Rome, 97) 1989 con Jean-Franois Poudret, La Maison de S Ars et ratio: dalla torre di Babele al ponte di Rialto, Palermo, Sellerio was published in 1991. Le Pays de Vaud vers 1300 is located at the Université de Lausanne. The book is called Le corps du Pape, Paris, Editions du Seuil, 1997. Ansgar Wildermann wrote "Die Leib des Papstes, Mnchen, Beck, 1997" Beck is an acronym for Beck Kulturwissenschaft. transl.The Pope's Body, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1999, with Bernard Andenmatten and Annick Vadon. Economia, scambi, solidariet, Herder, 1995 (Italia Sacra, 53) L'universalit del papato da Alessandro III a Bonifacio VIII, Rome, La Nuova Italia Scientifica. Immagini e simboli del papato medievale is located in Rome. In 2005 with Martine Ostorero, Kathrin Utz Tremp, and the collaboration of Catherine Chne, L'imaginaire du sabbat: Critique des textes les plus anciens (1430 c.- 1440 c.), Lausanne, Université de Lausanne. Enqute sur les manuscrits, Florence. Payot & Rivages are in Paris.Ital. Franco Bacchelli wrote about Bonifacio VIII. The mémoire du temps au Moyen Age was held in Florence in 2005. I testi, Florence, isizioni del Galluzzo (Edizione Nazionale 'La scuola medica salernitana'), with Jean-Michel Spieser e Jean Wirth. Jean-Marie Martin, Florence 2009, il potere del papa. There is an autorappresentazione e simboli in Florence. The Cent'anni di Bibliografia was in Florence.Micrologus' Library (1–45) Firenze, Sismel Edizioni del Galluzzo, XI-431 p. Norme, riti e conflitti. The Medioevo nelle simboliche del presente is located in Firenze. Invenzioni, il papato e altre. Frammenti di cronaca dal Medioevo a papa Francesco Firenze. Académie suisse des sciences humaines et sociales, Akademievortrge, Heft X, was published in 2003 in La Gense du sabbat des sorciers et des sorcires. In Itineranza pontificia, la mobilit della corte papale nel Secolo XIII.La mobilit della curia papale nel Lazio. Rome, 2003 p. 3–78 by Sandro Carocci. L'alchimia di lunga vita was written by Ruggero Bacone. In Alchimia e medicina nel Medioevo, Riflessioni sui testi. The Micrologus' Library, 9 was published in Florence in 2003 by Chiara Crisciani and <mask> <mask> Bagliani. 2004 Cultura e mentalit. A proposito di alcuni studi recenti.Atti del Convegno di studi storici. Rome, Palazzo Caetani. Latina, Palazzo 2M 1 dicembre 2000, Sermoneta, Castello Caetani, 2 dicembre 2000, Rome, 2004, p. 23–41. De fratrum nostrorum consilio. In Consilium, there is a potestatis del papa. Theorie e pratiche del consigliare nella cultura medievale. Silvana Vecchio, Florence, 2004, p. 181–194.L'histoire, 284, contains the rituel de la mort du Pape. La crisi del papato. Alla genesi del sabba can be found in Caterina Vigri. La santa e la citt. Bologna, 13–15 novembre 2002, ed. The book by Claudio Leonardi was published in 2004. Tutti gli uomini del cardinale, la famiglia di un XIII Secolo.Atti del convegno internazionale. Pozzuolo Martesana, 2004, p. 17–38. La mobilit della corte papale. In Domus et splendida palatia, corporis e vita di corte. Residenze papali e cardinalizie a Roma fra XII and XV. Pisa, 2004, p. 29–42. The spectacle de la cour du palais des Papes, Notre Histoire, was published in 2004.The Notre Histoire has a book called Les Papes du XIe Au XIIIe Sicle. The 2005 edition of la Loggia di giustizia al Laterano e i processi generali di scomunica was published. The XXXI Semana de Estudios Medievales Estalla, 19 a 23 de julio, is about Bonifacio VIII, la pace e la guerra: autorappresentazione e ritualit. The mémoire du temps was written by <mask> <mask> <mask>. The papa re is in Medioevo. The settembre 2005, p. 58–69, is called Un passato da riscoprire. In Chiesa, Egidio Romano, l'arca di Noé et la tiara di Bonifacio VIII, is located.Mariaclara Rossi and Gian Maria Varanini, Rome, 2005, pp. .... The istituzionali nella Societas Christiana is Pensiero e sperimentazioni. A proposito della XVI Settimana internazionale di studi medievali del Passo della Mendola was published in 2005. The person is Saint Nicolas. The aventures du patron de Fribourg were published in 2005. In Arnolfo di Cambio, il papa muore fuori di Roma, una rinascita nell'Umbria medievale, ed.Bruno Toscano, Milan, 2005, p. 53–59. 2006 Bonifacio VIII e il segreto, in Micrologus XIV. 31–1. The man is Gregorio Magno. In Gregorio Magno e l'invenzione del Medioevo, ed. Florence, 2006 p. 11–26, by Luigi G. G. Ricci. There is a busto di Bonifacio VIII.Nuove testimonianze can be found in Arnolfo di Cambio. Costruire, scolpire, dipingere, decorare. Atti del Convegno internazionale di studi, Firenze-Colle di Val d'Elsa, 7–10 marzo 2006, ed. Vittorio Franchetti Pardo wrote a book in Rome. The papato da Leone IX is called a Bonifacio VIII. Centralit e universalit, in Storia d'Europa e del Mediterraneo. vol.VIII, ed. Rome, 2006 p. 553–586 by Sandro Carocci. L'alchimiste et les secrets de jeunesse, L' Histoire, p. 60–63, was published in novembre. Le Pape c'est le Christ sur terre, L' Histoire, p. 64–67, was published in January. The portraits of Boniface VIII are tentative. <mask> <mask> <mask>, Jean-Michel Spieser, and Jean Wirth wrote the textes. 117–39Une question de peau, L' Histoire, was published in 2006 I was in La Scuola Medica Salernitana in 2007. I testi, ed. Danielle Jacquart and <mask> <mask> Bagliani were in Firenze in 2007. Indagine codicologica, edizione critica dei testi scientifici medievali. Intorno al De retardatione accidentium senectutis e allo Spec astronomiae, in Quindici anni di esperienze nella critica del testo mediolatino. Filologia mediolatina was written by Atti del Convegno Sismel.Predicatore e papa, in Benedetto XI, was written by Niccol da Treviso. In Milano 2007, p. 25–41. In Pensiero e sperimentazioni istituzionali nella 'Societas Christiana'. Atti della sedicesima Settimana internazionale. Mendola, 26–31 agosto 2004, a cura di Giancarlo Andenna. Ricerche), p. The sorcellerie en

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title: Agostino Paravicini Bagliani

texts: Switzerland is called the Inquisition.The textes of the Archives cantonales vaudoises were written by Martine Ostorero and Kathrin Utz Tremp. Un'alchimia ben Medioevo. Un passato da riscoprire was published in 2007. There is a person in Alphita. Edicion critica y comentario de Alejandro Garca Gonzlez was published in 2007. Rivista di storia della Chiesa in Europa was published in 2007. In The four Modes of Seeing, there are images and gestures.Approaches to Medieval imagery in honor of a woman. The Opicinus de Canistris et la symbolique pontificale is in Medievalia et Vaticana. <mask> <mask> <mask>, Firenze, 2008, p. 427-35, offertes  Louis Duval-Arnould. In Id., il potere del papa. In 2009, Corporeit, autorappresentazione, simboli, Firenze. The Préface is in Le monde végétal. Médecine is a symbolique.The textes are from <mask> <mask> <mask>, Firenze. Postface  l'édition franaise, in Id., Le corps du Pape, Paris 1997, was published in 1997. In Id., il potere del papa. In 2009, Corporeit, autorappresentazione, simboli, Firenze. pp. Strumenti e studi. Riflessioni intorno alla paternit baconiana del Liber sex scientiarum. Vecchiaia e durata della vita nella tradizione medica e aristotelica antica.Atti del Convegno internazionale is listed in the appendix. The Micrologus' Library, 33, has a book called Vision d'Eglise et mémoire de soi. The introduction is in Entre France et Italie. Pierrette Paravy offersts. Vitalité et rayonnement d'une rencontre. Anne Lemonde Santamaria, Ilaria Taddei, and Laurence Ciavaldini Rivire were introduced in 2009. Le pouvoir Pontifical a-t-il besoin des cinq sens?Natura, scienze e societ medievali was published in 2002. In Id., il potere del papa. In 2009, Corporeit, autorappresentazione, simboli, Firenze. Paravicini Bagliani Agostino, il rito pontificio di scomunica, da Gregorio VII a Innocenzo III, in Id., is the potere del papa. In 2009, Corporeit, autorappresentazione, simboli, Firenze. In Il Silenzio/Silence, Micrologus, 18 (2010), there is an introduction. Mythes pour la Cour is a corps, rituels et hiérarchies.Act spubliés par Jean-Yves Tilliette et Barbara Wahlen. The corpo del papa comes legittimazione. Ihren deutsch.itanlienischfranzsischen Villani-Konferenz ist beispielsweise. Herausgegeben von Annette Kehnel und Christina Andenna was published in the Micrologus' library. I liturgici del papa. Prime ricerche in 'Come l'orco della fiaba'. The cura di Marina Montesano was written by Franco Cardini.Prefazione in Pietro Silanos. The biografia di un cardinale-legato duecentesco was published in 2010. Prefazione in Martine Ostorero. The Micrologus' Library, 38, contains the Sismel Edizioni del Galluzzo 2010, p. XIII-XV. The animale di Micrologus is Rileggendo. In Uomini, demoni, santi e animali tra Medioevo ed et moderna, p. 77–84. Alla corte dei papi nel Duecento, Filologia mediolatina.The Rivista dellaFondazione Ezio Franceschini was published in 2010. L'impero e il regno is a rito della scomunica papale. Un regno nell' Impero was written by XI-XIII. I caratteri originali del regno normanno nell'et sveva. The Biblioteca papale nel Due e Trecento is located in Storia della Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana I. The Riviste di storia religiosa is in Italy. Appunti per un bilancio storiografico can be found in Rivista di storia e letteratura religiosa.In Terapie e guarigioni, in 2011. The cura di Agostno Paravicini Bagliani was published in 2011. The Visione di papato ed autorappresentazione was published in 1212–1214. Atti del Convegno was in Rome from 11 to 13 novembre 2010. Marco Buonocore and Ambrogio M. Piazzoni wrote about Citt del Vaticano 2011. The introduction is about errors and mistakes. A Cultural History of Fallibility was edited by Mariacarla Gadebusch.In Leggere i Padri tra passato e presente, there is a figure of the XIe. The introduction is in Adam. A premier homme. <mask> <mask> <mask>'s textes are in the Micrologus' Library. In Hagiologica, per una rilettura dei Gesta Innocentii III. I Gesta Innocentii III e la ritualit pontificia is a cura di Alessandra Bartolomei Romagnoli. La costruzione della monarchia papale, in il contributo italiano alla s, is a proposito.Ottava Appendice is a book by the Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana. http://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/la-costruzione-della-monarchia-papale A proposal for canonisation in Errors and Mistakes. There is a cultural history of fallibility. The Micrologus' Library, 49, was edited by Mariacarla Gadebusch and <mask> <mask> <mask>. In corso di stampa, there is an introduction to The Medieval Legends of Philosophers and Scholars. The légende is named after Albert le Grand.Premires recherches can be found in The Medieval Legends of Philosophers and Scholars. The conclusion was in tre médecin  la cour. The textes are in the Micrologus' Library. There is a Préface in Amicorum. Franois Dolbeau offerts  son 65e anniversaire. J. Elfassi, C. Lanéry, A.-M. Turcan-Verkerk, and Sismel are included. The name of the person is Boniface VIII e l'Eucharistie.Franois Dolbeau offerts  son 65e anniversaire. J. Elfassi, C. Lanéry, and A.-M. Turcan-Verkerk wrote tudes. Caducit fisica e durata. Retorica e ritualit medievali is published by Italianieuropei. I papato e I demonio. In il diavolo nel Medioevo, per una rilettura di alcune lettere pontificie del Due e Trecento. The XLIX Convegno storico internazionale was published in Todi.In La canonizzazione di Santa Francesca Romana, there is a pontificio. Santit, cultura e istituzioni a Roma. Atti del Convegno internazionale. A cura di A. Bartolomei Romagnoli was held in Rome, 19–21 novembre 2009. Grégoire VII et l'excommunication. Pour Jean Wirth is a propos des figures des aptres Pierre et Paul. Fr.Elsig, Genve 2013, 120–29. In Le Corps du Prince is Micrologus. The Nature, Sciences and Medieval Societies is a book. Alla corte papale del Duecentosco. In Gli Italiani e la Terrasanta, diplomatzia e scienza confront ao. A. Musarra. F. Cardini is the author of Firenze, Edizioni del Galluzzo.In Auctor et auctoritas, in Medii Aevi litteris. Author and Authorship in Medieval Latin Literature. E. D'Angelo and J. Jolkowski are from Firenze. Papa Maior est angelis. Intorno ad una dottrina culmine. Micrologus is from the antiquity to the Middle Ages. Nature, Sciences and Medieval Societies was published in 2015.The book "Passions et pulsions  la cour" was written by Boniface VIII. The textes are in the Micrologus' Library. In La légitimité implicite, there is a papauté médiévale. I, Paris-Rome 2015, is a book about the pouvoir symbolique en Occident. In Innocent III et le Midi, Toulouse 2015 (Cahiers de Fanjeaux, 50), there is a conclusion. Préface, in le culture médiévale. The textes are in the Micrologus' Library.The Cheval blanc du Pape is the same as the one in the picture. La culture médiévale is represented by Symbolique et autoreprésentation (XIIe-XIIIe Sicles). The textes are in the Micrologus' Library. I manoscritti medievali della Biblioteca Capitolare Feliniana di Lucca, Firenze is presentazione. There is a person named Premessa. A cura A. Bartolomei Romagnoli is a processo di canonizzazione. I/1, p. VII-IX.Science usage, symboles, in Parfums et odeurs Au Moyen ge. The textes are in the Micrologus' Library. Collaborations 1993 Histoire du christianisme des origines. The book was written by Charles Pietri, André Vauchez, andMarc Venard. Paris, Desclée, A. Fayard. trans. Storia del cristianesimo is a dir.Jean-Marie Mayeur. ed. Giuseppe Alberigo is from Rome and Borla. Dictionnaire historique de la papauté was published in 1994. Philippe Levillain is from Paris and has a 1997 Dictionnaire on the Moyen Age. CatherineVincent, Paris, Ed. collaborated with André Vauchez. The website of the Istituto dell' Enciclopedia Italiana has External

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title: Franz Nopcsa von Felső-Szilvás

texts: Baron <mask>vs is also known as <mask>. He was one of the founding fathers of paleobiology and first described the theory of dwarfism. The first geological map of northern Albania was completed by him. Life <mask> was born in the Kingdom of Hungary in the year 1877. He was a member of the Hungarian Parliament. Ilona discovered dinosaur bones at the family estate in 1895, which is now part of Snpetru, Sntmria-Orlea. Professor Suess encouraged him to study the bones.He began studying geology at the University of Vienna in 1897 after the professor told him to. He gave his first lecture at the age of twenty-two. He obtained a PhD in geology from the university in 1903 and focused on geologically mapping the area around the family estate. The then eighteen-year-old Bajazid Elmaz Doda was hired by Nopcsa as his secretary. In his memoir, <mask> said that he was interested in Albania, which was a province of the Ottoman Empire. He went into the mountains in the north of Albania. The Albanian dialects and customs were learned by him.He got along well with the leaders of the Albanian nationalist resistance who fought against the Turks. Nopcsa smuggled in weapons. On one of his expeditions into the Albanian mountains in 1907, he was held hostage by a bandit along with Bajazid Doda. He wanted ten thousand Turkish pounds for his release. <mask> described in his memoirs how he was going to be taken to Prizren as a spy. He was rescued by Doda's father. The Turks were driven out of the Balkans in 1912.The newly liberated states immediately became involved in internal conflicts. <mask> spied for Austria-Hungary. Albania needed a king and arose as an independent state. <mask> offered to use the money he would gain from marrying a rich American girl to fund the war efforts, however, to no avail. During the First World War, <mask> was a spy for Austria-Hungary and worked as a shepherd in Transylvania. He was the leader of a group of Albanian volunteers. He was the first to hijack a plane.He fled the Hungarian Soviet Republic in 1919 in order to hijack an aircraft. After Austria-Hungary was defeated at the end of the war, <mask>'s native Transylvania was ceded to Romania. The Baron of Fels-Szilvs lost his possessions in 1920. He was able to find a job as the head of the Hungarian Geological Institute. After a short time in the Geological Institute, <mask> became bored of his job. He and his secretary Bajazid Elmaz Doda went to Europe on a motorcycle to look at fossils. He was distracted by his work when he returned to Vienna.He sold his fossil collection to cover his debts. He had to give a lecture in a wheelchair because of his illness. <mask> became depressed. He killed his partner, Bayazid Elmas Doda, after putting sleeping powder into his tea. He wrote a suicide note and then shot himself. His ashes were buried in Vienna in Section 3, Ring 3, Group 8, No. 44).<mask> left behind a lot of scientific publications and private diaries, and he describes his reasons for killing his lover in his suicide note. The diaries show a man with great intuition, but without the ability to understand the motives of others. His dedication to the cause of the Albanians was different from his insensitivity. He nonchalantly wrote about his bid to become king of Albania in his diaries. The memoir was never published during his lifetime. In 2001 it was published in German and later in English as Traveler, Scholar, Political Adventurer: A Transylvanian Baron at the Birth of Albanian Independence. One of the first researchers who tried to "put flesh onto bones" was Nopcsa.He tried to understand the living behavior of the dinosaurs he was studying when he was a paleontologist. The idea that the archosaurs cared for their young and exhibited complex social behavior did not take off until the 1980s. He is known as the "Father of paleobiology" because he was one of the first people to study the biology of dinosaurs. One of <mask>'s theories was that birds evolved from ground-dwelling dinosaurs, which is the theory of flight origin. He believed that the Proavis were similar to birds in that they flap their forearms as they made a jump. The scales on its forearms would allow for flight. The development of flight may have been more complex than Nopcsa thought, despite the fact that this theory gained wide acceptance in the 1960s.Many of the scientific community now agree with Nopcsa's conclusion that some reptile were warm-blooded. Even though they were smaller than their "cousins" elsewhere in the world, Nopcsa studied the dinosaurs. He named the six-meter-long sauropods, a group of dinosaurs which grew to 30 meters or more, after them. The area where the remains were found was an island, according to Nopcsa. He believes that islands have an effect of reducing the size of animals over the generations, producing a form of dwarfism. The island rule is a widely accepted theory of dwarfism. The new sauropod, named Europasaurus, was discovered in northern Germany.He published a theory about the sexual dimorphism of the dinosaurs. He thought that hadrosaurid species with the cranial crests were males and those without them were females. He put Prosaurolophus with Saurolophus. His examples were not proved to be true, but his opinion that sexual dimorphism was present among hadrosaurid dinosaurs has gained acceptance. Several species were discovered and named by Nopcsa. He changed the name of the species to Rhabdodon robustum in 1915. In 1915, he described Struthiosaurus transylvanicus.He named the lizard Teinurosaurus. He named the turtle species after a beautiful box of Bajazid. The shell reminded him of Bajazid's. <mask> was an important person in the field. Nopcsa was one of the first scholars to study the geology of the western Balkans. During his lifetime, Nopcsa became fascinated with Albania through the stories of its mountain tribesmen, which he was first introduced to by Louis Drakovi, a man thought to be his first lover. Nopcsa published more than fifty scientific studies about Albania, covering a wide range of linguistics, folklore, ethnology, history and Albanian customary law.He was an expert on Albania. Several of <mask>'s important manuscripts were left unpublished after his death. He published his notes on the congress that became of interest to historians. There was a letter of manuscripts to be published to a renowned Albanian studies specialist and <mask>'s former colleague. <mask>'s material consisted of thousands of pages of notes, sketches, and finished text. Mid'hat Bey Frashri took possession of this library. <mask>'s materials were seized by the communist regime when Frashri fled the country.The core of the Albanological section of Albania's National Library was formed by Nopcsa's manuscripts, drawings, and completed writings. Istvn Fzy: Nopcsa br is a Krpt-medence dinoszauruszai. BESA Journal is a journal. 6, no. pp. 25–32. There is a book called The Dinosaur Baron of Transylvania.No. 4, pp. 81–3. The authors are David B. Weishampel and C. M. Jianu. The life of <mask> <mask>slav Mare was published in 1993. Zhada dinosaur is an essay by a British scholar of East European studies. "Baron <mask>a" is an Encyclopedia of gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans and queer culture. Greenfo.hu is a Hungarian language website. Makdi, L. The spot is marked by 'X'. There are fossils from the Vlioara valley in the Haeg Basin.The research was done in the Cretaceous period. Hungarian scientists and Paleobiologists from the 19th century to the 20th century have committed suicide by firearm.

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title: Sikandar Raza

texts: <mask> is a Zimbabwean international cricketer who plays all formats primarily as a bat. <mask> was born in Sialkot and moved to Zimbabwe with his family in 2002. He became one of the best players in the domestic competition and caught the eye of the Zimbabwe selectors. citizenship issues were granted in 2011. <mask> was born to a family from Sialkot. He studied at the Pakistan Air Force Public School Lower Topa for three years and wanted to be a Pakistan Air Force pilot, but he failed a vision test required for selection. <mask> and his family moved to Zimbabwe in 2002.He obtained a bachelor's degree in software engineering from the Glasgow Caledonian University. <mask> realised his potential when he played cricket here. After the restructuring of Zimbabwe's domestic structure in 2009, <mask> went on to play first-class cricket for the Mashonaland Eagles. He has a top score of 146 in first-class cricket. After playing List A cricket for Northerns, <mask> switched to play for the Eagles. He made his List A debut. He made his Twenty20 debut for the Southern Rocks.The leading run-scorer in the 2010 Stanbic Bank T20 Competition was <mask>. In the 2010 Metbank Pro40 Championship Final, <mask> scored a 44 for Southern Rocks as they defeated the Mid West Rhinos. It was his first big performance. He achieved his career best List-A score of 80 runs in January 2011. He did not make the final 15 man squad for the Cricket World Cup but his performances earned him a place in the preliminary squad. At the Masvingo Sports Club, where his opening stand of 161 with Chamu Chibhabha led the foundation for a massive Southern Rocks victory, he had another fine performance. <mask> was selected for the training squad for the Australia A and South Africa A tri-series.He did not have citizenship status when he was granted it in 2011. He scored 93 off just 48 balls for Southern Rocks against Matabeleland Tuskers. The Matabeleland Tuskers's bowling attack was taken on by <mask>, who opened with the legendary West Indian Brian Lara and then got great support from the Zimbabweans. Before the Bangladesh tour to Zimbabwe started, he was a member of the Zimbabwe XI. Zimbabwe XI won two matches. The Montreal Tigers selected <mask> in the players' draft for the inaugural edition of the Global T20 Canada tournament. The first edition of the Mzansi Super League T20 tournament was held in October of last year.He was named in the squad for the Chittagong Vikings team after the draft for the Bangladesh Premier League. The Amsterdam Knights selected <mask> to play in the inaugural edition of the Euro T20 Slam cricket tournament. The tournament was not held the following month. He was named to the Trinbago Knight Riders squad in July 2020. In December 2020, <mask> was selected to play for the Southern Rocks. In May of last year, <mask> made his international debut for Zimbabwe and scored 3 runs. 116 players have appeared for Zimbabwe in the format.<mask> scored a total of 82 off 112 balls with 6 fours and two sixes against India. He scored 60 runs on his debut against Pakistan at Harare Sports Club, in which he had a 127-run partnership for the fourth bowler that put the hosts on course for the lead. He was dropped from the team when Brendan Taylor returned to the team, despite scoring a half-century on his Test debut. He played in the Cricket World Cup for Zimbabwe. He impressed many with his bowling despite his World Cup performance. In May 2015, <mask> made 100* off 84 balls against Pakistan. He made his T20I debut against Bangladesh.He is the youngest person to hit a fifty in T20I. He was 17 years old when he achieved this. During the India tour of Zimbabwe in 2015, <mask> was named stand-in captain. He captained four times for the Mash Eagles in domestic cricket. Zimbabwe won their first game on the tour by 10 runs. The highest opening run stand for Zimbabwe in one day international cricket was set by <mask> and Masakadza. He scored his third century on 95 deliveries in Zimbabwe's second match against New Zealand in 2015.The highlight of <mask>'s match-winning ability was during the Zimbabwe tour to Sri Lanka. Zimbabwe won the final one-dayer to win the series 3–2, their first ever win against Sri Lanka. It was their first away series win since 2009, and the first away series win against a Test nation since 2001. It was Zimbabwe's first win in a series away from home. The man of the match award was won by <mask>. In the same tour, <mask> scored his maiden Test century, guiding Zimbabwe to post a huge task to chase. Sri Lanka recorded the highest chase in Asian soil by chasing 389 runs in the one-off test.During the second test against West Indies, <mask> took his maiden Test five-wicket haul. Apart from fifer, <mask> also scored two fifties and became only the second Test cricketer to score 80 plus in both the first and second Tests. Zimbabwe was able to draw the match due to his all-round performances. Zimbabweans got their first draw in 12 years and avoided a loss for the first time in 10 Tests. The International Cricket Council named <mask> as one of the ten players to watch ahead of the Cricket World Cup Qualifier tournament. Zimbabwe failed to qualify for the Cricket World Cup, but he still won the Player of The Tournament award. In the second Test against Sri Lanka in January 2020, <mask> took 7 for 113 from 43 overs, which was the second-best bowling figures for a Zimbabwe bowler in Test cricket.In the third match against Bangladesh, <mask> played in his 100th match. Cricketers at the 2015 Cricket World Cup are Alumni of Glasgow Caledonian University.

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title: Kertus Davis

texts: <mask> is a NASCAR driver. He is the competition director. At the age of eight, <mask> began racing in go-karts around his hometown of Gaffney. He finished third in the World Karting Association finals at the age of 17 and raced in the karts for a number of years. In 1998, <mask> began racing Late Model Stock Cars, gaining experience and a handful of top-five finishes. He competed at a few speedways. He made three starts in the USAR ProCup Series in 1999.<mask> finished the 2000 USAR Pro-Cup season with a 17th place finish and a top ten finish. He finished 11th in the Southern Division points in 2001 with eight top-ten finishes. After a part-time USAR run in 2002, he joined Premiere Motorsports and ran a full-time schedule. He finished third in the Northern Division points after winning his first race at Smithton, Pennsylvania. <mask> made his NASCAR debut in 2001 for Jimmy Means. The No. was qualified by him. The Ford was in 34th place, but finished 36th after an engine failure.He finished 40th and 42nd at the Milwaukee Mile in the next two races. The switch was made to the No. After a crash, 77 Gestener Ford for Moy Racing finished 34th. <mask> made five starts. He ran the No. The best weekend of his career was in 2002 when he had a 29th place start and 26th place finish in his first race. <mask> only drove the No. for the rest of the season.His father's race team has a Chevrolet. His best finish was a 24th at Memphis Motorsports Park. Due to his USAR commitments, <mask> did not race at all in 2003 but he played a large role as Davis Motorsports began to run full-time in the series. The team made its first full season and he worked in the shop and on the pit box. In 2004, he raced for his father's team, where he had a 29th-place finish, followed by 27th at Dover and a 34th at Darlington. The No. was where <mask> moved to. Race Girl was the sponsor in 2005.He failed to qualify for five races, but had a career-best tenth-place run at Talladega Superspeedway, and finished thirty-first in points. He made one start. The Supercuts/Hot Tamales Dodge finished in 40th place due to a transmission failure. <mask> tried to race full-time in the 2006 season. Randy LaJoie, a former Busch Series champion, was used by the team to get into the race at Mexico. <mask> took one-race deals. 34 Sport Clips Chevrolet is for Frank Cicci Racing.He prepared the Dodge for the Curb Agajanian Performance Group at Dover and at Nashville. Denny Hamlin has a car for the Nextel Cup. He left his car at Milwaukee and finished the season there. He did not qualify for any of the races he tried for at the Nextel Cup level. In 2007, <mask> was signed to drive for Kevin Harvick Incorporated. The Dollar General car was shared with Bobby Labonte and Kevin Harvick. <mask> ran at Fontana starting 33rd and collided with Eric McClure who was driving the No.A car that <mask> drove before. He finished 30th on the last lap. He made his first road course start at Mexico and finished 31st. He was replaced by Ron Hornaday. <mask> was released by KHI due to Dollar General wanting only Cup drivers in the car. The rest of the season was in the No. His family team has a car.<mask> started the season in the No. 0 car was moved to the No. Race Girl sponsoring one race. His team was docked points in the opening race of 2008 due to an illegal oil tank. Gene Allnut, crew chief, was suspended for 6 races because of the team's penalties. <mask> was the first female crew chief in NASCAR's top touring series at Las Vegas. The "Big One" was avoided by <mask> in 2008 as he finished 12th on the lead lap and fell out of the top 10 in turn 4.<mask> left his father's team to pursue other racing options after blowing his engine at Nashville. He was 24th in points. The rest of the season was spent driving. For Jay Robinson. In 2009, <mask> returned to Jay Robinson Racing. The car is 49. The car was sponsored by Get MoreVacations.com for a few races.<mask> returned to his father's team after 14 races with JRR. There is a Chevy. He was the crew chief in 2010 but did not race. Chrissy Wallace is driving a Chevrolet in a race. He became the team's competition director in 2011. The pole position is awarded by the time it takes to get there. Pole position is earned by points or practice time.Most laps were led. The Nextel Cup Series Nationwide Series has a pole position awarded by the time of qualification. Pole position is earned by points or practice time. Most laps were led. People from Gaffney, South Carolina, are related to NASCAR drivers in the Menards Series.

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title: William More (died 1600)

texts: Sir <mask> was the son of Sir <mask>. He was a member of every Parliament during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I and was involved in local administration. The first and second Blackfriars theatres were built on property he owned. <mask> was the son of Sir <mask>, King's Remembrancer of the Exchequer, and Margaret Mugge, the daughter of Walter Mugge. <mask> and his wife, Elizabeth, were the grandsons of a London fishmonger. After the death of Margaret Mugge, <mask>'s father married the daughter of Richard Sackville, but there was no issue of his second marriage. <mask> had four brothers, all of whom died without issue, and seven sisters, Elizabeth, Cecily, Margaret, Eleanor, and Bridget.<mask>'s education has no evidence of a career. His political career started early. He was elected to the Parliament of 1539 under King Henry VIII and his father was elected to the Parliament of 1547 under <mask>. The Duke of Northumberland's attempt to place Lady Jane Grey on the throne after the young King's death is said to have been avoided by more. The brother of Henry VIII's last wife, Catherine Parr, was an association which is said to have been an indication of <mask>'s 'Protestant convictions'. Northampton refers to <mask> as his servant in some of his letters. He was the Member of Parliament for Guildford three times.According to Robison, <mask>'s religious views were similar to those of Sir Thomas Cawarden during Queen Mary I's reign. In 1556, the council reprimanded him for his remissness in investigating conventicles in 1557, after he was hauled before them for "lewd words". During the final months of Mary's reign, <mask> was given important responsibilities by the Privy Council and his career flourished. He got a lot of appointments in a short period of time. He was Vice-Admiral of Sussex from 1559 to 1559, verderer of Windsor Forest from 1561 to 1565, and a deputy lieutenant from 1569 to 1569. Loseley House was described as the best house in the county from 1562 to 1568. <mask> entertained the Queen there twice in 1577.Loseley was visited by the Queen in 1567, 1569 and 1583. Before and after <mask>'s appointment as a commissioner for ecclesiastical causes in 1572, he assisted with the regime's enforcement of religious reform, dealing with sects such as the Family of Love as well as with Catholic recusants. <mask> was a lifelong friend of Anthony Browne, 1st Viscount Montague, who was opposed to the Elizabethan religious settlement. Henry Wriothesley, the 2nd Earl ofSouthampton, was a prisoner at Loseley for a time. The Privy Council placedSouthampton in <mask>'s custody after it was learned that he had secretly met with the Bishop of Ross. Southampton was allowed to go free in November 1570 after being told to take part in Protestant devotions in his household. After questioning about the Ridolfi plot, the Bishop of Ross revealed the entire contents of their secret conversation at Lambeth.The man was confined to the Tower for eighteen months after he was arrested. He was placed in <mask>'s custody until 14 July, after he was finally released. The birth of Henry Wriothesley, the 3rd Earl ofSouthampton, was announced by <mask> on 6 October 15 73. Robert Dudley acted on behalf of the Queen and knighted <mask> at Pyrford on May 14, 1576. During Queen Elizabeth I's reign, more was served in every Parliament. In 1572, 1589, 1597, and 1563, he was Member for Grantham in Lincolnshire, and in 1563, 1570, 1574, and 1586, he was Knight of the Shire for Surrey. He was Sheriff for a second time in 1579.He was a member of the Exchequer until his death. <mask> died on 20 July 1600. His second wife, Margaret Daniel, and their three children are depicted on a monument in the Loseley Chapel. The Loseley manuscripts contain many letters and documents about Sir <mask>. A series of letters from his servant Charles Bradshawe, who was buying paintings from a painter, "Master Wanslee" in London, with frames and labels. Bradshaw asked the painter to make copies of portraits owned by the Earl of Lincoln. <mask> and the Blackfriars were granted a large part of the site of the former Blackfriars monastery in London by Edward VI.Lady Cawarden died in 1559 and <mask> acquired the property from her. <mask> leased part of the property on 10 June 1560 to Sir Henry Neville and then, at his request, Richard Farrant converted the premises into a playhouse. After <mask> claimed that Farrant had forfeited his lease, Farrant died on November 30, 1580, leaving the lease in his will to his widow, Anne. Anne, Farrant's widow, sublet the premises in the Blackfriars to <mask>, the Master of the Children of the Chapel. The interest of Hunnis and Newman was transferred to Henry Evans. After first appealing to Sir Francis Walsingham, Anne Farrant brought suit against both Hunnis and Newman. Both Hunnis and Newman sued Anne Farrant in January 1584 after Hunnis petitioned the Queen.In the midst of this legal confusion, the Earl of Oxford stepped in and Evans sold his sublease to Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, who retained it for some months before granting it to his servant. After a delay of a year, the court gave judgement in <mask>'s favour in his lawsuit against Evans. The first Blackfriars Theatre was closed after <mask> was granted possession of the property. James Burbage turned <mask>'s property in the Blackfriars into the Blackfriars Theatre. Residents of the Blackfriars petitioned the Privy Council to forbid them from playing there, and in 1599 Burbage leased the property to Henry Evans. The daughter of Mark or Marchion Dingley was married before 12 June 1545. After the death of Margaret Daniell, she was married to Sir <mask>, who had a son and two daughters with her.Mary, who married Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, later Carew, was one of the five daughters of Sir <mask>. <mask> was married to Richard Polstead, Sir John Wolley and Lord Chancellor Egerton. <mask> was married to Sir George Mainwaring. External links include History of Parliament More, Christopher, Elizabeth, and History of Parliament Mainwaring, George.

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title: Guy Aldred

texts: <mask> was a British communist and a member of the Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation. He founded the publishing house and edited five Glasgow-based periodicals: The Herald of Revolt, The Spur, The Commune, The Council, and The Word. Aldred was born in Clerkenwell, London. His mother was a 19-year-old parasol maker and his father was a lieutenant in the Royal Navy. Shortly before <mask>'s birth, a naval officer married a woman who was socially unacceptable to him. He left her at the church to return to his mother. <mask>'s name was given to him on <mask>kes night.<mask> was raised in the home of Charles Holdsworth, a Victorian radical. He was presented to the Prince of Wales because he was the youngest person in the school. The son of an activist in the First International was one of his classmates. He was an abstainer for all of his life, and his first adventures in propaganda were with the Anti-Nicotine League, the Band of Hope, and the total abstinence movement. His grandfather encouraged him to attend the church where he took communion in 1894. Even though he was close to his cousin, he became critical of the church. He was made aware of his London provincialism at the age of 15 when Madho Singh II visited the city.He gained a reputation as a "Boy Preacher" after printing and handing out his own leaflets, which were often received with ridicule and disdain. He was promoted to sub-editor when he was an office boy at the National Press Agency. After his 16th birthday, he co-founded the "Christian Social Mission" with an Evangelist named McMasters. Following his first sermon, his non-conformist approach aroused concern. <mask> was granted an audience on December 20th after contacting Charles Voysey. Voysey was surprised to see a 16-year-old working-class boy. The meeting lasted three hours after careful preliminaries on the part of Voysey.Voysey's death in 1912 ended their friendship. The Reverend George Martin visited <mask> with a leaflet in January 1903, asking to meet the boy preacher. <mask> and Martin both worked in London's worst slums. His friendship with Martin lasted for six years. He left the "Christian Social Mission" after giving his last sermon. After becoming a speaker at the Institute of Theism, Agnosticism <mask> decided it was time to set up his own organisation. He founded the Theistic Mission in 1904.<mask> was gaining a reputation as an orator with a large crowd. He was also a believer. The meeting banner was changed to read The Clerkenwell Freethought Mission. Extreme hostility was generated by meetings. The crowd charged the platform and knocked <mask> to the ground. Police intervention ended the meeting. He became friendly with the editor of The Agnostic Journal around this time.<mask> became more interested in Scottish affairs after meeting another Scotsman, John Morrison Davidson, at the Journal's office. The Indian Sociologist was edited by Shyamji Krishnavarma. When Krishnavarma left London for Paris fearing persecution by the authorities, the printing of the newspaper was taken over. He was arrested for printing the May, June and July issues. He was sentenced on the same day as Madan Lal Dhingra, who was convicted of the assassination of Sir William Curzon Wyllie. The Lord Chief Justice, Lord Alverstone, said at Horseley's trial that anyone printing that sort of material would be liable for prosecution. As an advocate of the free press, Aldred published it.The issue was seized by the police. The Attorney General led the prosecution at the trial. Aldred remarked that the Sepoy Mutiny, or Indian Mutiny, would be described as The Indian War of Independence. He was sentenced to twelve months hard labour. His involvement with The Indian Sociologist brought him into contact with Har Dayal, who combined anarchism with his Indian Nationalism, based on his view of ancient Aryan culture and Buddhism. In 1906, socialism and anarchism left the Social Democratic Federation. He was a conscientious objector during the First World War and founder of the Glasgow Anarchist Group.In support of the October Revolution, he started the Communist Propaganda Groups. He founded the Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation in 1921 after the collapse of the parliament. He was close to council communism because of his links with left communists. He founded the Workers Open Forum after splitting from the APCF. During World War II, the USM worked with people from across the political spectrum to oppose military action, in a form of Popular Front, and came to advocate World Government. After Joseph Stalin's death, Aldred became more supportive of the Soviet Union. Rose Witcop, a pioneer of birth control and sister of Milly Witkop, was a partner of free love Aldred.Despite expert testimony from a consultant at Guy's Hospital and evidence at the appeal that the book had only been sold to those, they published an edition of Margaret Sanger's Family Limitation. The legal costs of the appeal were paid for by John Maynard Keynes and his wife Dora Russell. Annesley was the son of <mask> and Witcop. When it seemed possible that Witcop might be deported for her continued work on family planning, they had a legal marriage on February 2, 1926. After initially refusing hospital treatment for a heart condition, <mask> died, almost penniless, in the Western Infirmary, Glasgow, on 16 October 1963, leaving his body to Glasgow University's Department of Anatomy. The Maryhill Crematorium in Glasgow cremated his remains on May 4, 1964. The life and times of <mask>, Glasgow Anarchist, was chronicled in a biography produced by John Taylor Caldwell.The Mitchell Library houses his personal papers that were deposited in Glasgow. Annesley was his son. The Jo Labadie Collection contains some of Aldred's pamphlets. The Last Days - War of Peace?, 1904, The Possibility and Philosophy of Anarchist Communism, 1906, Logics and Economics of the Class Struggle, 1907, Open Letter to a Constitutional Imbecile. The Socialism and Anti-Parliamentarism of William Morris was written by Michael Bakunin. : For Communism, 1935 Against Terrorism in the Workers' Struggle, 1938 The Rebel and his Disciple, 1940 Studies in Communism, 1940 Dogmas Discarded, 1940 Pioneers of Communism. The Life and Times of <mask>. Aldred is incomplete.The paper of the Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation Anarchist Encyclopedia entry A Brief History of the APCF Against the War was broadcast in 1989.

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title: Patricia Kitcher

texts: The Roberta and William Campbell Professor of Philosophy at Columbia University is known for her work on philosophy of psychology. She is a founding chair of a committee at the University of California and has a lead role in multiple professional organizations. The most notable interests of Kitcher are cognitive and ethics. She is the author of two books. She attended Wellesley College and graduate school in philosophy, where she studied with George Pitcher. Kitcher held faculty positions at the University of Vermont, the University of Minnesota, the University of California, San Diego, and the University of Michigan. She became the Mark van Doren Professor of the Humanities and chair of the philosophy department at Columbia University in 1998.She has two sons, Andrew and Charles, with her husband, <mask>, who is a philosopher at Columbia. She was the founding chair of the University of California committee on the status of women. She is a member of the editorial board of Journal of Philosophy. She has continued to shape and inform her work throughout her career because of her interest in cognitive work. Her thesis defended a psychological continuity criterion for personal identity but extended it to include more abstract cognitive characteristics, such as cognitive approach or cognitive style. Her work has ranged from traditional philosophy of psychology, to Sigmund Freud, to her major interest, the philosophy of Immanuel Kant. <mask> wrote a number of papers in philosophy of psychology, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of science.The viability of intentional psychology and the autonomy of functionalist psychology were argued for by her. The work focused on the problems stemming from the first Critique. <mask> has written about intuition, self-consciousness, and how arguments work. Two books written by Kitcher focus on psychological themes. It was a radical departure from the norm. The Critique of Pure Reason is the subject of two main claims by the book. To understand synthetic a priori knowledge, it is essential to consider transcendental psychology, as argued by Kitcher.She responded to David Hume's denial of the unity of the self by explicating a Kantian argument for the necessity of an integrated thinking subject. In the European Journal of Philosophy, Paul Guyer called the work "an ambitious and challenging work". The central theme of her earlier work is how to understand the unity of self-consciousness in the Critique of Pure Reason. In Freud's <mask> argued that Freud was the first cognitive scientist and that Psychoanalysis should be thought of as an exercise in interdisciplinary theory construction. Kitcher jokes that she exposed the mistaken foundation of Freudians because she portrays his program as scientifically legitimate. Around the turn of the new century, <mask>'s interests became more focused on ethics. The works from this period give an account of the Kantian maxims and an interpretation of the argument for the Formulation of the Universal Law for the Categorical Imperative.<mask> has been recognized for her work in education and her academic field. She won the Great Teacher Award from the Society of Columbia Graduates. The awards are given annually to an outstanding professor for their ability to make effective oral presentations, the ability to relate positively to students outside the classroom, and for their "recognized standing in their respective academic disciplines." "The crucial relation in personal identity" is a selected bibliography. The Canadian Journal of Philosophy 7 was published in 1978. "Kant on Self-Identity." The Philosophical Review 91 (1) was published in 1982."Kant's paralogisms." The Philosophical Review was published in 1982. Intentional psychology is defended. The Journal of Philosophy was published in 1984. "Narrow Taxonomy and Wide Functionalism." The philosophy of science was published in 1985. Exploring the Forms of Intuition.The Philosophical Review 96 was published in 1987. The Epistemology: Skepticism, Apriority, and Psychologism is being reexamined. Nos 29 (3) was published in 1995. "Kant on self-awareness." The Philosophical Review was published in 1999. "On interpreting the Thinker as 'I'." The philosophy and phenomenological research was published in 2000."Kant's argument for the categorical imperative." Nos 38(4) was published in 2004. 20th-century American non-fiction writers, 20th-century American philosophers, 20th-century psychologists, 21st-century American non-fiction writers, 21st-century American philosophers, 21st-century American philosophers, 21st-century American philosophers, 21st-century

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title: Adolf Engler

texts: <mask> was a German botanist. The Natural Plant Families, edited with Karl A. E. von Prantl, was edited by him. The Engler system of plant classification is still used by many herbaria and is followed by writers of many manual and floras. It is the only system that can treat all plants in such depth. There were a lot of works published by <mask>. He used an artist who had worked as a wood-engraver to illustrate his books. The collaboration of some 40 years began after <mask>'s attention was drawn to Pohl's skill.More than 33 000 drawings were produced by Pohl. He also illustrated the journals Monographien afrikanischer pflanzenfamilien and the journals Engler's botanische Jahrbcher. On March 25, 1844, in Sagan, Silesia, now aga, in western Poland, <mask> was born, and he died in Berlin, Germany, on October 10, 1930. He obtained a PhD from the University of Breslau in the 19th century. After some years of teaching, he became custodian of the botanical collections of the Botanische Institute der Ludwig Maximilian University Mnchen (Botanical Institute of Munich), remaining there until 1878, when he accepted a professorship at the University of Kiel. <mask> was elected into the German Academy of Natural History. He was the director of the Botanical Garden in Breslau in 1884 and the professor of botany at the University of Breslau.<mask> was the director of the Berlin-Dahlem Botanical Garden from 1889 to 1921, transforming it into one of the greatest botanical gardens of the world. He went to several regions of the world to learn more about floristic distribution. He was an expert in a number of taxa, such as Saxifraga, Araceae, Burseraceae, and others. Alphonse de Candolle collaborated with several other great botanists, including <mask>. The monumental work was written by von Martius. The journal Botanische Jahrbcher fr Systematik was published in Germany. In 2010 the publication changed its name to Plant Diversity and Evolution: phylogeny, biogeography, structure and function.The Natural Plant Families, edited with Karl A. E. Prantl, is one of the very few detailed works. There was a second edition that was incomplete. Volumes have been re-issued in English. An index was published in the Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden in 1984 and made it easier to use the second edition. The monographic series on the plant kingdom is incomplete due to the collaboration of many notable experts. The syllabus was first published in 1892. The 12th edition was edited by H. Melchior and E. Werdermann.The most recent summary of the Engler system gives descriptions of the higher levels. In 1879, he was one of the pioneers in this field of science, highlighting the importance of factors such asbiodiversity and biogeographical regions. The Plant World of Eastern Africa and the Adjacent Regions, 1895, is available at the Biodiversity Heritage Library. In 1986 the International Association for Plant Taxonomy established the Engler Medal to be awarded for outstanding contributions to plant Taxonomy. He became a foreign member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1920. The journal was published by the Berlin-Dahlem Botanical Garden. Many genera are named after him, such as Coleus, which is now a synonym of Englerella.The names of the plants are Englerodendron and Englerophytum. There is a specific epithet for Engler. There is a list of plants of Caatinga vegetation of Brazil and a list of plants of Cerrado vegetation of Brazil. Each monograph has its own page and index. The volumes are numbered. The cover page shows the systematic sequence of the families. The 1905 Hefte IV vol. is called halorrhagaceae.Works about Frans A. Stafleu. "Heinrich Gustav <mask>." There is a complete Dictionary of Scientific Biography. The year 2008. A person named Frans A. Stafleu. An episode of Engler. There are occasional papers of the Farlow herbarium.There is a volume in honor ofGeneva Sayre on her 70th birthday. The name of the person is <mask> <mask>. There are External links to 19th-century German botanists, 20th-century botanists, and 20th-century German scientists.

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