title: Bolesław III Wrymouth

texts: the throne, Sobslav I, who fled to Poland. He won a decisive victory against the Czechs at the Battle of Trutina on October 8th and then ordered his forces to withdraw. The unpopularity of Sobslav I among Czechs is thought to be the reason for this. The truce between Poland and the Holy Roman Empire was signed in 1111 and stipulated that Sobslav I would be able to return to Bohemia while Zbigniew would be able to return to Poland. Bolesaw probably agreed with the return of his half-brother as a result of pressure from the many supporters of the exiled prince, who according to the reports of Gallus Anonymus was surrounded by bad advisers. Zbigniew could claim the sovereignty over his previous domain at the instigation of this group. The first step towards this was his presence in the Advent ceremonial, which was forbidden to him by Bolesaw after recognizing him as his overlord in czyca.Zbigniew was carried before a sword by attendants. Boleslaw could see that this was an act of treason and that Zbigniew was the ruler. Bolesaw's decision of a terrible punishment to Zbigniew was probably influenced by these factors. Bolesaw's subjects had a negative reaction to the blinding of Zbigniew. Unlike in the east, blinding in medieval Poland was not accomplished by burning the eyes out with a red hot iron rod or knife, but a much more brutal technique was employed in which the condemned's eyes were pried out using special pliers. If the convict did not open his eyes, their eyelids were removed. If Bolesaw was excluded from the community of the Church, contemporary sources don't provide clear information.Is it believed that Bolesaw was excommunicated by the Archbishop of Gniezno for committing this crime against his half-brother? All Bolesaw's subjects were exempt from his oath. The prince was faced with the possibility of an uprising like the one that deposed Bolesaw the Bold. Bolesaw wanted the penance that would reconcile the high priests. Bolesaw slept in ashes and sackcloth as he fasted for forty days and made gifts to the poor. Bolesaw may have celebrated a public penance because of the negative public response to the blinding of Zbigniew. He wanted to rebuild his authority and get the support of Zbigniew's supporters.The punishment of blinding was used in Europe. The act of Bolesaw against his half-brother could be seen as a violation of the principle of solidarity among the members of the ruling dynasty. Bolesaw received forgiveness from his half-brother. The prince went to Hungary to visit the Abbeys of Saint Giles in Somogyvr and King Saint Stephen I in Székesfehérvr. Bolesaw traveled to the Abbey of Saint Giles with a political goal in mind. Bolesaw traveled to Gniezno to pay more penance at the tomb of Saint Adalbert of Prague, where poor people and clergy received costly gifts from the prince. The excommunication was finally lifted after this.The Polish prince made a vague commitment to the Church after repentance. There is no preserved information about Zbigniew's death. The death of a monk in Tyniec was reported in the obituary of the Benedictine monastery in Lubi. He could be Bolesaw's half-brother according to historians. He was buried in the Benedictine monastery of Tyniec. The Polish state was weakened due to the separation of Pomerania during the reign of the Restorer, and subsequent rulers weren't able to unite all the lands that once belonged to Miesz. This area was not reconquered.After defeating Zbigniew in 1109, Bolesaw <mask> was able to direct the expansion to the West, which he intended to return to Poland. Bolesaw <mask> pursued the issue of conquest of Pomerania for a long time. His political goals were twofold; first, to strengthen the Polish border on the Note river line, second, to subjugate Pomerania with Polish political overlordship but without actually incorporating it into the country with the exception of Gdask Pomerania and a southern belt north of The northern border has been strengthened. The fortified border cities were Santok, Ujcie and Wyszogrd. According to some sources, the border began at the mouth of Warta and Oder in the west and continued along the river Note all the way to the Vistula river. Bolesaw III normalized his political relations with Bohemia before he expanded in Gdask Pomerania.The convention took place on the border of the Nysa Kodzka river. The princes of the Premyslid line were assisted by Bolesaw. The marriage of Bolesaw, a widower since his wife Zbyslava's death, with the sister-in-law of Otto II sealed the pact. Bolesaw's conquest of Gdask Pomerania came after he normalized his relations with Bohemia. The peace on the north-eastern border allowed for the invasion of Gdask Pomerania. The struggle of previous Polish rulers was crowned by the conquest of this part of the Pomeranian lands. The territories on the Vistula River were incorporated into Poland.The border between Pomerania and the Oder Slavic was established on the line of the rivers Gwda and Uniesta. 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The areas refused to follow the church organization. Papal Legate Gilles, Cardinal-Bishop of Tusculum, visited the Polish Church in 1125 and 26. The Rebellion of Skarbimir began during Bolesaw's Pomeranian campaign.The prince quelled the rebellion in 1117 and the nobleman were blinded as punishment. The lack of sources makes it difficult to explain the conflict between Bolesaw and the family. The growing influence of the family, the ambition and jealousy of Skarbimir against Bolesaw, and his increased popularity were the reasons for the cause. Bolesaw's desire to put Wadysaw II as the sole ruler after his death or Boleslaw's fear to lose his position were possible factors. It was suggested that Skarbimir had contacts with the Grand Prince of Kievan Rus'. The Law of Succession was issued by Boleslaw. Between 1115 and 1116 there was a problem with the principle of inheritance.The statute who changed the traditional Polish succession customs was objected to by Skarbimir. The Labedz family had a major role in the suppression of the rebellion. Bolesaw punished Skarbimir for being defeated. The conquest of Gdask Pomerania was important to the rebellion of Skarbimir. The Rurikid ruler, Vladimir II Monomakh and his sons, may have been saved by the intervention of Kievan Rus. In 1118 Monomakh incorporated Volhynia to his domain and expelled his ruler, Yaroslav Sviatopolkovich. In Yaroslav's place, Monomakh put his son Roman as a ruler of Volhynia, and after his early death in 1119, replaced him with another son, Andrew.Bolesaw and his brother-in-law organized a revenge expedition to Czermno. For several years Bolesaw was involved in the disputes of the House of Rurik. During the 1120s, the Kievan princes continued their expeditions against Poland. Count Wostowic captured Prince Volodar in 1122 and the neutrality of the neighboring Principality of Peremyshl was attributed to him. Bolesaw wanted to restore Yaroslav in Volhynia. The expedition failed due to the death of Yaroslav and the resistance of the besieged Volodymyr-Volynskyi. The Polish-Hungarian-Halych alliance was disrupted by this failed military expedition.Dukes Wartislaw I and Swietopelk I were defeated by Bolesaw's army at the battle of Niekad. Thousands of Pomeranians were forced to resettle deep into Polish territory after Polish troops ravaged Pomerania. Bolesaw's expansion was directed to Szczecin. The Oder river and Koobrzeg fortifications were built to protect this city. The only way to get to the walls was through the swamp. Bolesaw took control of the city after launching his assault from that direction. The survivors were forced to pay homage to the Polish ruler after they were slaughtered.Boleslaw had addressed areas to the Lake Morzyce on the western side of the Oder River. These areas were not part of the territorial scope of the Pomeranians. The expansion of the Polish ruler to the west continued the conquest of these lands by Lothair, Duke of Saxony. A Saxon army is approaching from above the Elbe River in the direction of Rostock, according to contemporary sources. The Warinis, Kessinians, and part of the Tollensers tribes were conquered. The expansion was probably the result of previous agreements. This was the beginning of the Christianization of the lands.Western Pomerania became a Polish fief after Bolesaw conquered it. Duke Wartislaw I had an obligation to give military aid to Poland at Bolesaw's request, so he paid an annual tribute of 500 marks of fine silver and 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The tribute was reduced to 300 marks in subsequent years. Bolesaw was able to make more conquests because of this success. His troops were able to reach to Rgen in 1123, but they didn't master these areas. Bolesaw began to pay tribute to Henry V in the 11th century. 500 marks of fine silver is believed to be the amount.It's not known why Bolesaw paid homage to Henry V, as the sources don't mention that the Polish ruler was a member of the Holy Roman Empire. Bolesaw organized a mission to Christianize the newly acquired territory in order to make Polish and Pomeranian ties stronger. The Christianization of the conquered territory would strengthen the Polish monarch's authority there. He wanted to put Pomerania in the Gniezno Archbishopric. The first attempts made by missionaries did not go as planned. Another attempt, officially sponsored by Bolesaw and led by Bernard the Spaniard, has ended in failure. The next two missions were carried out by the Apostle of Pomerania.The first stage of Christianization of the region was planned by Bishop Otto after consultation with Bolesaw. Otto stayed at Bolesaw's court, where he was provided with appropriate equipment, fire and several clergymen for his trip to Pomerania. The Pomeranian ruler Wartislaw I welcomed the Bishop to the city of Sanok on the border of his domain. Otto was

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title: Bolesław III Wrymouth

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texts: promised assistance in the Pomeranian cities by the pagan prince in Stargard. 500 armored knights were assigned to protect the bishop and to Swirlr the elders tribal leaders. Primary missionary activities were directed to Pyrzyce. The Christianization went without resistance in the first two towns.In Kamie the task was done by Wartislaw I's wife. There was strong opposition to conversion among the pagan priests and local population at Szczecin and Wolin, which were important centers of Slavic paganism. After Bolesaw lowered the tribute imposed on the Pomeranians, the conversion was finally accepted. The pagan temples were torn down and the churches were built in their places. The erection of bishoprics in Lubusz for Western Pomerania and in Kruszwica for Eastern Pomerania was part of Otto's mission. The first pagan rebellions took place in 1127. Poland imposed a large tribute and the plague that descended on Pomerania was blamed on Christianity.The old pagan priests instigated the rebellions because they had not come to terms with their new circumstances. Wartislaw I was able to confront the uprisings, but was not able to prevent the raids into Polish territory. The Bolesaw was preparing a big expedition that may have ruined the missionary work done by Bishop Otto. Otto embarked on another mission to Pomerania in 1128 after avoiding a direct confrontation. Wartislaw met Otto at Demmin. More stress was applied to the territories west of the Oder River. They weren't under Polish suzerainty.The mission ended in Szczecin, Wolin and Kamie. One of the greatest accomplishments of Bolesaw's Pomeranian policy was the Christianization of Pomerania. In 1129 Bolesaw ended with an alliance directed against Wartislaw I and the attempts of Lothair <mask>, King of Germany to take over Western Pomerania. In response to the sack of Pock by Wartislaw I in 1128, Polish-Danish troops took the Western Pomeranian islands of Wolin and Usedom. An organization of Pomerania was implemented at the end of the 1120s. The Kujavian Diocese was added to the Diocese of Wocawek. A strip of borderland north of Note was divided into two parts.The territory of the Duchy of Pomerania was set up as an independent bishopric in 1140, with the first one being Adalbert, a former Polish royal chaplain. In the 1130s, the project of the archbishop of Magdeburg was designed, under which Pomerania would be divided into two separate dioceses. He said that the old claims about Magdeburg's sovereignty over Poland were true. The first Bull was prepared in 1141. The Polish Church was conquered by Norbert during the 11th century. The Polish bishops received a call from the Curia. Pope Innocent II issued the Bull Sacrosancta Romana in 1133 because the Polish bishops didn't appear before him.Norbert's efforts culminated in the formal privilegium maius. Bolesaw was trying to save his efforts in Pomeranian politics when he decided to submit at Merseburg. An expedition to the island of Rgen was conducted in 1130 to consolidate his power over Pomerania Bolesaw. His son-in-law provided him with a fleet in exchange for support in his efforts to obtain the Swedish throne. The Polish troops were transported by the fleet of Magnus. Bolesaw's overlordship was recognized by the Rani at the sight of the Polish-Danish combined forces. In 1134 Bolesaw formed an alliance with Wartislaw I of Pomerania against King Eric II ofDenmark, an ally of Emperor Lothair <mask>.The real purpose of the Polish prince's role was to aid the House of Griffins. After repelling the first attack, the Danes led an expedition which led to their expansion into the lands of Pomerania. Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Germany, died in 1125. Lothair of Supplinburg has been involved in disputes over his inheritance. He was involved in the affairs of the Papacy. In 1130 there were two elections to the Apostolic See. Pope Innocent II was supported by Lothair.Lothair didn't end his disputes against the contender for the German throne after his Imperial coronation. The left bank of the Oder river on the island of Rgen was controlled in 1130 by Bolesaw. The civil war in Hungary didn't allow for an armed conflict, despite Germany wanting to control these lands. The Bull Sacrosancta Romana gave the Archbishopric of Magdeburg rights over the Pomeranian dioceses. The death of King Stephen II of Hungary in 1131 led to a civil war between Boris and Béla the Blind, the sons of lmos, Duke of Croatia. Boris sought the help of the Polish ruler, who hoped for a closer alliance with Hungary and cooperation with the Kievan Rus' princes. Bolesaw underestimated his strength against Béla, who was supported by almost all of his country.The Polish prince, who was forced to retreat, was defeated in the Battle of the Saj river by the combined forces of Hungary, Bohemia, Austria and Germany. The success in Hungary was used by the ruler of the empire, Sobslav I. Lothair <mask> made a decision over the property of Silesia. In February 1134, Sobslav I of Bohemia and King Béla II of Hungary, along with Bishop Peter of Székesfehérvr, went to Altenburg to present their allegations against the Polish ruler. Two years earlier, they requested the intervention of the Holy Roman Empire. In the dynastic disputes in Central Europe, Lothair <mask> acted as an arbiter. Béla II and Prince Volodymyrko undertook a military expedition against Poland.The forces occupied Lesser Poland. Bolesaw received a summons to the Imperial court. He only sends deputies when he is playing for time. The emperor sent another delegation and requested a personal appearance of the Polish ruler, setting a new date of August 15th in Merseburg. Without an agreement with Lothair <mask>, Bolesaw couldn't maintain control over the lands on the west side of the Oder and the island of Rgen. Ratibor I, one of the princes of Western Pomerania, was persuaded by Bolesaw to go against Danes. The expression of ostentation to Emperor Lothair <mask> was due to the fact that the King of Danes was a German.The rich Norwegian port city of Kungahlla was attacked by 650 boats with 44 knights and 2 horses. The Congress took place in August. The Polish ruler's rights were recognized during the ceremony. Bolesaw agreed to pay homage to the Pomeranian lands and the Principality of Rgen with the payment of 6,000 pieces of fine silver from these lands to the Holy Roman Empire, but he remained fully independent ruler of his main realm, Poland. The Polish authority over Pomerania ended in 1138 due to Bolesaw's death. Bolesaw recognized Béla II's rule after the conflict with Hungary ended. The betrothal of Bolesaw's daughter Judith and Béla II's Géza never took place.The Imperial mediation failed in the case of the dispute. Bolesaw argued that Sobslav I should not have been treated as an imperial vassal. Lothair <mask> was unable to come to an agreement with the Polish ruler. Bolesaw carried the imperial sword during church ceremonies. This honor was only given to rulers. The recognition of metropolitan rights of the Archbishopric of Gniezno at the Synod of Pisa in 1155 was an indirect goal of Polish diplomacy. Pope Innocent II confirmed the sovereignty of the Archbishopric of Gniezno over the Polish dioceses after issuing the protectionist Bull Ex commisso nobis a Deo.Poland normalized his relations with his neighbors after entering in the imperial sphere of influence. Wadysaw, the oldest son of Bolesaw, was the godparent of Wenceslaus, Sobslav I's son. Bolesaw's main concern in the last years of his life was to arrange political marriages for his children in order to strengthen his relations with other countries. Bolesaw married Princess Viacheslava, daughter of Vsevolod, Prince of Pskov, in 1137 in order to strengthen his relations with the Kievan Rus'. His son Mieszko married Princess Elizabeth, daughter of King Béla II, in the year after his death normalized his relations with Hungary. Death Bolesaw III Wrymouth died in the town of Sochaczew. There is no record of the circumstances of his death.His place of burial was not provided by Twelfth-century sources. The Prince's tomb was located in the Masovian Blessed Virgin Mary Cathedral in Pock in the 15th century. He didn't show where he got the information. This report was probably taken by the chronicler. Wawrzyniec Wszerecz, Canon of Pock during the 16th–17th century, wrote that Bolesaw was in a common coffin at the cathedral, where his father Wadysaw I Herman and several other Piast Mas were buried His first wife was a member of the Rurikid dynasty. She was the daughter of a prince.The purpose of the marriage was to get military help from Kiev in the fight against Zbigniew. The princes of Galicia and Terebovlia were limited in their attacks against Poland. Poland and the Principality of Galicia–Volhynia had friendly relations until Zbyslava's death. The Prince of Krakw, the only son of Bolesaw and Zbyslava, was born from this marriage. The heir of the Polish throne was born in the winter of 1108 but did not include the gender or name of the child. Wadysaw's birth was recorded by the Rocznik kapitulny. A daughter.After 1124), I was married to Vsevolod Davidovich, Prince of Murom. Bolesaw and Zbyslava's daughter is thought to be the daughter of Bolesaw and Zbyslava's son-in-law, Skarbimir. The child was born from the marriage of Bolesaw and Zbyslava. Wadysaw II and the unnamed daughter were joined by a second son. The boy was born around 1107–08. Oswald Balzer said that he died shortly after birth. According to the sources who provided the year of 1105 as Wadysaw II's date of birth, he probably never existed.His second wife was a German noblewoman. She was the daughter of a Count. The marriage took place in January or February. On the occasion of the signing of a peace treaty between Poland and Bohemia, this union was motivated by the current political situation. After the death of Emperor Henry V in 1125, a powerful and influential family lost their political influence at the court of Lothair <mask>. Leszek was the son of Bolesaw and Salomea. He died in infancy.The eldest daughter of Bolesaw and Salomea married a future King of Vstergtland. The union was made to get support for Poland in the war against Germany, but in 1134 the Danes took the side of Germany. He returned to Poland after Magnus' death. She married a prince in order to get an ally in the Polish war against Hungary. King Sverker I of Sweden was her third marriage. Conrad, Count of Pltzkau and Margrave were married in 1131 to a daughter before 1117/22. According to sources, he died at the age of 9.According to his chronicle, Jan Dugosz was born from the marriage of Bolesaw and Adelaide, the Prince's second wife. A nun at Zwiefalten is Gertruda. The Prince of Masovia and Kuyavia was married to Bolesaw IV the Curly. The second son of Jan Dugosz was born in 1127. The Duke of Greater Poland, Mieszko <mask> the Old, was born on 13 March 1202. One of the provisions of the Congress of Merseburg was the conclusion of the marriage. After her father's death she was married to Theodoric I, Margrave of Lusatia, who later repudiated her.In 1136, Judith was betrothed to Prince Gza, son of King Béla II of Hungary, but the marriage never took place and she married Otto I, Margrave of Brandenburg.

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title: Bolesław III Wrymouth

texts: According to Jan Dugosz, he was born in 1132. In his chronicle by 1139, he described the division of the country in districts. His birth place was between 1127 and 1131. Henry did not play an important political role during his father's lifetime. He died in the battle against the Prussians. Around 1140–41, she was proposed to by one of the sons of Grand Prince Vsevolod II of Kiev.The dispute between Wadysaw II and his half-brother was to be ensured by this union. She married Mstislav II, Prince of Pereyaslavl and Grand Prince of Kiev in 1149, but the marriage never took place. For a long time, the Duke of Wilica, the Duke of Sandomierz, the Duke of Krakw, the Duke of Masovia, and the Duke of Kuyavia were considered. There are two daughters from the marriage of Bolesaw and Salomea. Adelaide was the first wife of Adalbert II the Pious, eldest son of Leopold III, Margrave of Austria. She was not a daughter of Bolesaw according to modern historians. Sophia was the mother of the Bishop of Krakw.Adelaide was thought to be another wife of Bolesaw. Bolesaw married her in 1110 after the death of Zbyslava. The report is provided by Jan Dugosz. Oswald Balzer challenged this view. Senioral principle Bolesaw made a division of his domain between his surviving sons because of his youth. The Count was appointed to execute the provisions. Bolesaw introduced the senioral principle in Poland in order to keep the unity of the state and to prevent the struggle for power among his sons.The exact date of Bolesaw's establishment is unknown, but this regulation about the succession came into force after his death. His creation is thought to have happened in 1115 or 1116 after the birth of a son, or after the suppression of the rebellion of Skarbimir. The original document about the succession was created in 1137. Historians challenge the approval of the Statute by the Pope in the absence of any other information, even though it was restored by Pope Innocent III in 1210 after a petition of the Silesian rulers. The senioral principle established that the eldest member of the dynasty was to have supreme power over the rest and was also to control an indivisible "senioral part": a vast strip of land running north–south down the middle of Poland. The senior duke had control over the fief of the Holy Roman Empire. There was a discrepancy in the power exercised by the senior duke.Both Pope Innocent III and Wincenty Kadubek referred to primogeniture. The two systems were combined in one sentence. There was an inheritance of supreme power in individual districts. There is a view among historians that Wadysaw II and his descendants are the only ones who have established seniority. The nature of power exercised by Bolesaw IV the Curly in 1146 DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The Seniorate Province, with its capital Krakw, was supposed to be non-inherited and indivisible. Lesser Poland, Sieradz and czyca, the western part of Kruszwica and Kuyavia, the eastern part of Greater Poland, Kalisz, Gniezno and Gdask Pomerania were included.The senior duke was in charge of Western Pomerania. Wrocaw and the Lubusz land are part of the Silesian Province. He probably got this domain before he married Agnes of Babenberg. The first senior duke was the eldest son. Bolesaw IV had a capital in Pock and eastern Kuyavia. Mieszko <mask> received the Greater Poland Province, composed of the remaining western parts of Greater Poland, with his capital in Pozna. The Sandomierz Province is composed of eastern Lesser Polish territories centered around the city of Sandomierz and the Bug River to the north.The dower for Bolesaw's widow was czyca or Sieradz-czyca. The lands were to be included in the Seniorate Province after her death. The youngest son of Bolesaw was not included in the testament because he was born after his father's death. The Statute only gives the inheritance of Bolesaw's descendants in the first generation, according to medievalists. His sons. Their lands were to be included in the Seniorate Province after they died. The provinces became a hereditary domain as a result of the later fights.A period of nearly 200 years of Poland's disintegration was caused by the "Senioral Principle" being broken. Russia, Hungary, and Germany were affected by this. The Polish state was weakened due to internal struggles that resulted in the growth of internal development, culture and improving the situation of the population. The reconstruction of the political system in the new economic fundamentals and increasing responsibility for the fate of the country were some of the benefits of the distribution of the then princely rights. A detailed knowledge of the internal organization of the Polish state is impossible. The reports of chroniclers showed that there were problems with a real knowledge of the principality's management. Bolesaw divided his domain into provinces, districts and grods.The Opole remained within them. The Territorial scope of the province was related to the laters Dzielnica. Masovia, Silesia, Greater Poland, Krakw, Sandomierz, Kalisz-czyca and Pomerania are believed to have been created from the lands of Gdask Pomerania. During Bolesaw's reign, attempts were made to organize the borders into marches. Gogw, Gdask and probably Lubusz are some of the marches that have been confirmed. Bolesaw had a number of castles that were well-maintained. The nature of the state was patrimonial.The ducal court was a center of power, which belonged to the reigning family, and was next to lower officials, chivalry and courtly princely members. The count palatine was the most important office in the court of Wadysaw I Herman and Bolesaw. In place of the ruler, major command of the military expeditions, defense of the State, supervision of the administration, control and appointment of the heads of the castellanies were included in the count. Count Palatine's office was abolished in 1180. The Polish bureaucratic apparatus was developed during the reign of Mieszko II. The ducal court's economy was managed by the collector. The czenik, the stolnik, the stranik, the miecznik, and the Koniuszy are some of the specific offices in the ducal court.The ducal chapel, which consisted of a bunch of secular and religious duties, was directed by the office of the chancellor during Bolesaw's reign. There was a chancellor at this time. The Mint Master and others were part of the central government. The structure of the state was linked to the organization of the Polish Church during the rule of Bolesaw. The church was subject to the ruler. The castellanies were managed by the Town Chief and the ducal court was in contact with them. The sovereignty he had over the castellanies or grods should be used to exercise the local civil authority, get benefits from the public, organize the defense and probably exercise the courts.The ruler has direct obligations to the bailiff, the upan, the minters, and the Collectors. The nobility hold all important functions in the principality. The castellan was a part of the group of nobles, officials and ministerialis. Some had served directly to the ruler, others held the offices, and others were involved in food shortages. The Margraves had more power than the provincial chiefs because they were in charge of the border areas. The organization waned at the end of the 11th century. The Western European model of troops consisted of chivalry.The category of knights and warriors who could afford to keep a horse came to be called the category of milites. The princely army, the lord's army and the militia comprise the Polish armed forces in Bolesaw's times. At the end of the 11th century, tribal chiefs, local leaders and opolne rulers who wanted to participate in government sent their sons to the duke. Bolesaw's personal guard was probably chosen by himself, using an invocation which was written in theChronicles of Gallus Anonymous: A young people, with great manners and high birth, by at my side constantly in battle, with me accustomed to hardships! Poor knights were supported by peasants in the nobles' army. They are responsible for their weapons. Wooden weapons, blunt weapons, cutting weapons, and belching weapons were among the equipment used by them.Sieciech was the most notorious example of armies becoming larger than the princely one. The militia was invoked by the nobles during the constant conflicts of the 12th century. The names of their native districts were given to the branches of the militia. In the case of an armed conflict to a greater weapon, independent branches are composed by peasants. The Polish society in Bolesaw's time consisted of free peasants and servants attached to his place of residence, as well as nobles who were tied to the ruler and his court. The free people were the guests who did not own property and the warriors who had farms and were counted into the common people. The slaves are at the end of the social scale.Their duty to their master was higher than that of the free peasants. Non-free population was used for personal services or to help the ruler. All aspects of life in the state were regulated by the ducal judge. He covered the duke's rights in relation to the subjects or property, as well as the enforcement of benefits, dues and ministries. The church is maintained by the benefits of the population producing material goods. The lowest social class is the peasantry. It is up to them to submit certain forms of taxes, like the Podworowe, which was a cow, and the poradlne, which was for each piece of land.Other minor taxes included hunting, military, guards, taxes on regalia and criminal penalties. It was necessary for subjects to repair roads, bridges, construction and maintenance of castles. During 2002–06, four of the five oldest preserved seals from Polish rulers were found, while one was more than 100 years old. Further discoveries in Gbokie, Ostrw Tumski, and Gniezno were made by Polish archaeologists. Pock was from 2006 Preliminary studies suggested that the seals belonged to Bolesaw III Wrymouth. They are made of lead and have a diameter of 40mm.The Bulla tipe is where the lead seals are from. In military orders, seals are known. Sometimes golden bullas were used in the most important documents. There are two types of bullas from Bolesaw's reign, one of which has a Latin word for sigillum. The second type is short and around the bulla. One example from both types of seals is the relationship with St. Adalbert, where he emphasizes his pontifical recognition in type I and in the crosier in type II. The use of the genitive seals in Poland came from the 12th century and was the only monetary equivalent of the Latin legend: Denarivs ducis Bolezlai.The Latin legend: Dvx Bolezlavus was written at the end of Bolesaw's reign. The bullas were used to secure the business arrangements, like buy of doors, chests, reliquaries. The bullas discovered during 2002–05


title: Bolesław III Wrymouth

texts: belonged to Bolesaw III <mask>, according to the Pozna Society of Friends of Learning. The foreign coin was denominated by the two-sided denarius during Bolesaw's reign. The Latin legend Bolezlav is associated with the first known denarius from this time. The Latin inscription Bolezlavs, denarivus, dicis Bolezlai with St. Adalbert is on the reverse of most coins. There were other types of coins that didn't have legends.The lighter they were, the more economic they were. One of the oldest techniques in Europe was modeled on in this time. The type II shows in both sides before Bolesaw and St. Adalbert, who put his hand over the ruler in a gesture of protection. The Latin inscription is shown in the legend. It was considered a way of penance from Bolesaw for Zbigniew's blinding. Was probably made in Krakw around 1127. The type I is not as frequent.St. Adalbert was wearing robes and holding a crozier. The form of the Archbishop of Gniezno is determined by the legend of the coin. Between the Congress of Merseburg and Bolesaw's death the coin was made. Since it shows the protection of St. Adalbert to the Polish ruler, it's now called the protective. It is one of the few examples of political propaganda in the coin's legend. The coin was probably made in Gniezno in the 11th century. One of the presented bracteates from Bolesaw's is now considered to be among the oldest known in numismatics.The whole weight of 0.61 g and a diameter of 27mm was preserved in this bracteate. The ruler with crown, sword and outstretched hand is depicted in a coin. It was thought that Wadysaw II the Exile was shown. The image with Bolesaw III Wrymouth was identified by further studies. There are discrepancies about what ruler showed the coin, because the inscription is incomplete. Most princely mints are located in Wrocaw, Pock, Gniezno and Krakw. Private mints were located in Sieciechw and near Krakw.Donations in the benefit of the Church were common between the 12th-century ruling families. The main goal was to spread Christianity. Showing religious rulers in the face of God, church hierarchs, clergy and society was to be included. Bolesaw wasn't the exception, and he wasn't only a predatory warrior, a cunning politician and a diplomat; he was also a patron of cultural developments in his realm. He founded several churches and monasteries. The Benedictine monastery of Holy Cross atop the ysa Gra is one of the most important. The Duke Bolesaw founded ysa Gra an Abbey dedicated to the Holy Trinity with monks of the Order of St. Benedict.The history of the Bishop is confirmed by documents from about 1427. The church in Inowdz was built in the Romanesque style. According to a plate inscription from the 17th century, this temple was built by Wadysaw I Herman. Bolesaw, the founder of the Church, is thought to have been born in the 12th century. The church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Ostrw Tumski was founded thanks to the donations of Haymo, the Bishop of Wrocaw. The foundation was made by Bishop Haymo and Bolesaw with the consent of the Duke, according to modern scholars. Bolesaw founded the Collegiate as a gesture of gratitude for the loyalty and bravery of the people of Gogw and also as a way of penance for Zbigniew's blinding, according to earlier studies of the history of Silesia.Bolesaw is thought to have founded the Benedictine Abbey in Tyniec. The Papal legate confirmed the goods received from the Abbey's estates. Bolesaw and his family restored the Abbey of Lubi. Bolesaw's reign saw the completion of the Wawel Cathedral. Bishop Maurus was buried there. The Canons regular was founded by Bolesaw. The document was issued by Mieszko <mask> the Old.The connection of Bolesaw and his second wife was well known. The only evidence of the cultural, artistic and religious development of the 12th-century Polish court was the detailed description of Berthold of Zwiefalten. His wife sent gold woven stole, two alb knitted silk and silver pitcher with four grzywna on the box of ivory studded with gold, to draw up the choir covers his red coat decorated with gold stripes, and another coat on for the Mass all interwoven gold. One hundred pounds of silver, one gold appliqué alb, a cross gold weighing more than four fine gold, a silver gilt chalice, a silver plated pitcher of nearly six fines, a stole embroidered with gold, together with a scarf, a belt, a dalmatic all woven of The golden cross donated to the monastery was made by master Leopard, who worked for the Polish ruler, according to the same source. During the penitential journey to the tomb of Saint Adalbert in Gniezno Cathedral after the blinding of Zbigniew, the Reliquary of 1113 was made. The half coffin contains 80 grzywna, the purest gold, not counting the pearls and precious stones that probably matched the value of the gold.The head of Saint Adalbert was in the Reliquary. It was melted at the end of the 15th century in order to make a new one. The form of the shrine was octagonal. The side walls were made of squares and separated by small columns based on the figures of saints or prophets. There were 8 pearls and 40 sapphires in the monument. Bolesaw wanted the history of the Piast dynasty to be written. This task was assigned to a Benedictine monk.According to modern research, the monk was a Venetian. The Chronica Polonorum was written in Latin. The fate of the rulers was described in the history of the State. The history from legendary times until 1114 is covered in the Chronicle. The unfinished literary work justified the right of the Piasts to rule over Poland. Many controversial events that were placed under the responsibility of the rulers were explained by the Chronicle. References include Cronicae et gesta ducum sive principum Polonorum, Krakw 1923.Wrocaw 2003 is where Wincenty Kadubek was born. Kosmasa Kronika Czechw was in Warsaw 1968. The ed. of Jan Wikarjak. Ottona, Warsaw 1979. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2,   , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  7, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  There are online sources for Kronika polska, Krakw 1597, in Polish. Monumenta Poloniae Historica is a vol. I, Lww, 1872 was retrieved on July 28th. Papal Bull Ex commisso nobis a Deo is in Codex diplomaticus majoris Polonia.1, nr 7 was retrieved on July 28th. Codex diplomaticus majoris Polonia is written by Papal Bull Sacrosancta Romana. 1, nr 6 was retrieved on July 28th. Wrocaw 2003 was the location of the Kronika polska. Jan Dugosz is the author of "Jan Dugosza kanonika krakowskiego Dziejw polskich ksig dwanacie" in Polish. I, Krakw 1867, was retrieved on July 28. G. H. Pertz wrote Annales Magdeburgenses (Monumenta Germaniae Historica) in Latin.The retrieval was done on 1 July 2011. Annalista Saxo w: Chronica et annales aevi Salici (Monumenta Germaniae Historica) is a book by G. H. Pertz. The retrieval took place on July 28th. Monumenta Poloniae Historica is a collective work. I, Lww 1878, was retrieved on July 28th. Historia Polski do poowy XV wieku was written by S. Arnold. O. Baranowska is the author of PomorzeZachodnie: moja maa ojczyzna.M. K. Baraski was in Warsaw in 2006 J. Bieniak is the author of Polska elita polityczna XII wieku. Polski redniowiecznej is a vol. I, Warsaw 1985. "Przegld Historyczny", nr 56, 1965, was written by D. Borawska: Gallus Anonim czy Italus Anonim. "Przegld Historyczny", nr 60, 1969 was written by K. Buczek. W. Czapliski, A. Galos, and W. Korta have written a book.Z. Dalewski: rytua i polityka. Zbigniewem, Warsaw 2005, Opowie Galla Anonima o Konflikcie Bolesawa Krzywoustego. Dbrowski is the author of Genealogia Mcisawowiczw. J. Dowiat is the author. Kultura Polski redniowiecznej X-XIII w., Warsaw 1985. Wadysaw II Wygnaniec was in Krakw in 2009. L. Fabiaczyk wrote Aposto Pomorza.L. Giesebrecht wrote Wendische Geschichte aus Berlin in 1843. R. Gadkiewicz is the author. Kodzko was published in 1998. A. F. Grabski wrote: Polska w opiniach obcych X-XIII. Dzieje Polski redniowiecznej, vol. was written by R. Grodecki. I was in Krakw 1995. M. Gumblowicz wrote Zur Geschichte Polens.ber die Chronik Baldwin Gallus. The herausgegeben was in 1898. M. Gumowski is from Krakw 1914. Ihnatowicz, A. Mczak, and B. Zientara wrote "Poeczestwo polskie od X do XX wieku, Warsaw 1979." S. Helsztyski said "O Gallu Anonimie i jego czyny Bolesawa Krzywoustego, Warsaw 1948." There is a PhD. Jaffé: Regesta pontificum Romanorum, ad annum post Christum natum MCXCVIII, cap.The first edition of Leipzig was published in 1885. P. Jasienica is from Warsaw. Przydomek Bolesawa Krzywoustego was written by K. Jasiski. Studia i materiay historyczne. The year 1995, Pozna-Wrocaw. Krakw 2007, cap. Jasiski: Rodowd Piastw lskich. I. K. Jasiski wrote about Rodowd pierwszych.T. Jasiski wanted to know if Czy Gall Anonim was related to Monachus. "Kwartalnik Historyczny", no 112, cap 3, 2005, was published in 2005. J. Koczowski is a writer. The rodkowo-Wschodnia w krgu cywilizacji chrzecijaskiej is located in Warsaw. L. Korczak wrote Wadysaw I Herman. There is a person named Piastowie. Krakw 1999 Leksykon biograficzny.E. Kosiarz wrote "Wojny na Batyku X-XIX w., Gdask 1978". Krzywousty, in: "Kwartalnik Historyczny", nr 101, 1994. J. Krzyaniakowa wrote Rola kulturalna Piastw. W dziejach Polski. Zbir artykuw w Wrocaw 1975. Zbigniew was written by P. Ksyk-Gsiorowska. There is a person named Piastowie.Krakw 1999 Leksykon biograficzny. G. Labuda said, "Kora i infua." Krakw 1996, monarchii do poliarchii. The Testament Bolesawa Krzywoustego was written by G. Labuda. The dedicata was held in Pozna 1959. Pocztki Polski: polityczne i spoeczne procesy ksztatowania. There is a cap.1, Warsaw. Przewrotna historia Polski was written by J. Machnicki. Bolesaw III Krzywousty, Wrocaw, Warsaw, Krakw, and Gdask 1975, was written by K. Maleczyski. K. Maleczyski is from Wrocaw. K. Maleczyski: W kwestii autentycznoci bulli gnienieskiej. "Kwartalnik Historyczny", nr 50, 1936, was written by K. Maleczyski. T. Manteuffel: Polska wrd nowych pastw Europy.): Polska pierwszych. Pastwo, spoeczestwo, kultura, Warsaw 1968. A. Marzec: Bolesaw III Krzywousty. There is a person named Piastowie. Krakw 1999 Leksykon biograficzny. A. Nawrot. Krakw 2007, Encyklopedia Historia.V. eské djiny. Dlu I. st II, Od Betislava I. do Pemysla I was born in 1912. T. M. Nowak and J. Wimmer wrote Historia ora polskiego. Dzieje Rosji do roku 1861, Warsaw, was written by J. Ochmaski. F. Piekosiski is a polski. There is a vol. of wiadomoci numizmatyczno-Archeologiczne. In 1899–1902, p. 493.Z. S. Pietras wrote Bolesaw Krzywousty. Nowe studia nad Gallem-Anonimem was written by M. Plezia. Mente et litteris. O kulturze i spoeczestwie wiekw rednich. M. Plezia is the author of Wstp. Rusi i krajw ssiednich in: Data Konsekracji, katedry gnienieskiej, na tle sytuacji politycznej Polski, Rusi i krajw ssied L. Ratajczak L. is wearing a red Pod.Warszawa 1981 Historyczny rodowd polskiego ceremoniau. "lski Kwart" was written by E. Rymar. 1, nr 1 in 1993. Rodowd ksit pomorskich was written by E. Rymar. Protoplasta ksit lskich was published in 1985. Supsk 1988 is the author of J. Spors J: Studia nad wczesnoredniowiecznymi. Polski i pretendentw do tronu polskiego, Krakw 2003 was written by M. Sprna.S. Suchodolski is from Wrocaw.

masks: Wrymouth III


title: Frederick Jacobi

texts: <mask> was a composer and teacher. His works include symphonies, concerti, chamber music, works for solo piano, and one opera. Mark Bucci, Robert Starer, John Verrall, and Robert Ward were his students at the Juilliard School of Music. He was a founding member of the League of Composers and served as the director of the American section of the International Society for Contemporary Music. He died of heart failure in New York City. <mask> was the son of a San Francisco wholesale wine merchant. During his childhood, the composer played tunes from contemporary musical comedies by ear and composed short pieces at the piano.Each summer, the family traveled to visit relatives in New York City. Jacobi's nature-inspired compositions were inspired by the scenery of those cross-country train rides. <mask>. was given enough wealth to devote his entire career to music after his father died. Isidor Philipp, Paolo Gallico, Ernest Bloch, Rubin Goldmark, and Paul Juon were some of the masters Jacobi studied in his twenties. He was an assistant conductor and vocal coach at the Metropolitan Opera from 1913 to 1917. He married a friend of his who was studying piano at the New York Institute of Musical Art on April 19, 1917. Irene would go on to become an accomplished concert pianist and would play piano parts in many performances and recordings of Jacobi's works.Jacobi served as a saxophone player in the Alcatraz Army Band after he enlisted in the army. He moved to New York to be closer to the American composers of the time after he was discharged. His first large orchestral work, The Eve of St. Agnes, was performed in New York the following year. He published and performed new works almost every year for the rest of his life. Jacobi's orchestral compositions were performed by the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the Boston, Chicago, and San Francisco symphonies. He incorporated rhythms and other elements from indigenous Native American music he had heard in his travels through the American southwest in works from what has become known as Jacobi's Indian period. He traveled to New Mexico in the winter of 1927 to study their music.The Prodigal Son, an opera written by Herman Voaden and produced by Jacobi, was presented at the American Opera Society of Chicago in 1945. <mask> is best known as a composer of works with Jewish themes. His interest in this genre began with a commission from a New York synagogue. The Bible influenced all of his music, secular and liturgical, even though he had not been religiously educated as a child. He taught himself Hebrew. <mask>'s works are still performed in synagogues despite his secular work being rarely performed. The polytonality and atonality that was popular with the avant-garde composers of Jacobi's time are largely rejected in his work.He finds his influence in the classical and romantic periods. <mask>'s style was described as having a sense of the drama which is always aristocratic, introspective, and personal, and never allowed to become theatrical. His is a language of extreme chromaticism which always seems to be tonally oriented. The aesthetic of Jacobi's music was described by a New York Times critic as not so much of the 20th century as of the 19th century. The Society for the Publication of American Music and The American Opera Society for The Prodigal Son both awarded the Honorable Mention in the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Competition. There are quotes on musical composition and anecdotes in the New York Times. Trying to be original is the surest way to kill any originality one possesses.The Metropolitan Opera stage was near a box when <mask> was the prompter. She said that she was wonderful after the performance. I heard everything you said. Hagiographia: Three Biblical Narratives for String Quartet and Piano was released in the late 1930s. Nicholas Moldavan, viola, and Victor Gottlieb, cello, are members of the Coolidge Quartet. The Orchestra of theInstitut Nationale Belge de Radiodiffusion has a conductor. There are two pieces for Flute and Orchestra.The Orchestra of theInstitut Nationale Belge de Radiodiffusion has a conductor. The concertino is for the piano and string orchestra. The Orchestra of theInstitut Nationale Belge de Radiodiffusion has a conductor. There is a song for violin and piano. The violin and piano are played by Fredell Lack and <mask>. Louise Rood is a viola player. 3.Fredell Lack and George Bennett are violins, Wayne Crouse is viola, and Marion Davies is cello. William Strickland is the conductor of the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra. There are three biblical narratives for the string quartet and piano. Mark Gottlieb and Vladimir Weisman, violins; Scot Nickrenz, viola; and Irving Klein, cello, performed together. The Fantasy for Viola and Piano is the exception to the Digitally Remastered contents of CRI 146 and 174. The Milken Archive of American Jewish Music is part of NAXOS American Classics. Karl Anton Rickenbacher is the conductor of the Barcelona Symphony/National Orchestra of Catalonia.There is a Sabbath evening service. Patrick Mason is a member of the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Chorus. The Hagiographia is for the string quartet and piano. George Taylor is a viola and Joseph Werner is a piano. Ahavat Olam. The New York Cantorial Choir is led by Samuel Adler. There are two pieces in the Sabbath Mood.Samuel Adler is the conductor of the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. Three Preludes for Violin and Piano, Morning and Evening at Blue Hill, and A Festival Prelude were written after the poem of John Keats. The Assyrian is a 22 min. movie. Two Assyrian Prayers and Three Songs to Poems by Chaucer were published in 1923. Rebecca Godchaux wrote the French text. The 1924 Three Preludes for Violin were based on American Indian themes. The Poet in the Desert was written in 1925.For flute and small orchestra; 5 min. The second movement of the symphony was revised. 1924 Marsyas for violin and piano. The Sabbath Evening Service According to the Union Prayer Book was held in 1930-31. The concert is for Cello and Orchestra. There is a reduction for piano and cello. 2 minutes.The Organ was used in the Synagogue. Prelude is a piece published. Three Preludes for Organ were written in 1933. The Concerto for Piano and Orchestra was written in 1934. A lovely little movie actress and Once Upon a Time are included in the 1934 piano pieces for children. There was a song for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon and Horn. The 1936-37 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra is a symphony.Mozart had a piano and orchestra. Hagiographa: Three Biblical Narratives for String Quartet and Piano is a 26 minute film. Three Pieces in Multiple Style for Small Orchestra and Piano were written for the Juilliard. There is 14 minutes. The Dunam Po Palestinian folk song arrangement was published in 1939. There are Folk Songs of the New Palestine. 192?There are Variations on a Theme by Moussorgsky for cello and piano. Fantasy for Viola and Piano was written in 1941. The Ode for Orchestra was released in 1941. Mozart's Piano and Orchestra in C Minor was written in 1941. The Night Piece for Flute and Small Orchestra was written in 1941. The piece is for flute and piano. The Ballade for Violin and Piano was written in 1942.The 1942 Hymn for Men's Chorus was written by Saadia Gaon. The Prodigal Son: Opera in Three Acts is based on Four Early American Prints. The text was written by Herman Voaden. The orchestra played for 2 12 hours. There is an arrangement for viola and piano. Dances from the Prodigal Son are arranged for two pianos. The Night Piece for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, String Quintet and Piano was written in 1944.There was a string quartet in 1945. 3 minutes. Ahavas Olom is a 3 minute film. 1945 Kaddish for mixed voices and 1945 Toccata for piano solo. Prelude and Toccata. The Prelude in E Minor was written in 1945. The Odyssey consists of three pieces for violin and piano.There were four dances from the prodigal son. The concertino was for the piano and string orchestra. Two Pieces in Sabbath Mood (Kaddish and Oneg Shabbat) for orchestra, 2 min. 9 min. Kaddish and Toccata were originally composed as two separate works for organ solo. The Toccata is a symphony for the organ. 2, 21 minutes.Philip Freneau wrote Three Songs to Words for medium voice and piano. 1948 Ode to Zion for mixed voices and two harps was written by Jehuda Halevi. Variations for Orchestra on an American Indian Theme was written in 1949. 1949? The Music Hall Suite 1949 Fanfare in memory of James Whitcomb Riley was composed by Ashrey Haish. 1952 O May the Words for organ and mixed voices is an arrangement for two pianos by the composer.

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Frederick Jacobi
Frederick Jacobi
Frederick Jr
Legacy Jacobi
Jacobi
Jacobi
Frederick Jacobi
Irene Jacobi


title: Danny White (New Orleans musician)

texts: <mask> was an influential R&B singer and bandleader who worked in the New Orleans area. The youngest of seven children, <mask> was born at Charity Hospital in New Orleans. He was raised in the Seventh Ward. He said there was always lots of music. I performed at school and in church. My teachers thought I had a good voice and encouraged me. <mask> was a twenty-year-old Marine when he made his professional debut.He said that he and his friends used to go to the offshore lounge to listen to music. We'd see people like Al Hibbler there. One night the vocalist didn't show, they had a house band. The band said they couldn't do requests without the singer. I got up and said I could do the requests, and I ended up singing the rest of the night. <mask> was offered a full-time job after the show. I said I couldn't accept because I was a Marine.<mask> and the owner agreed that <mask> would sing on Saturdays and Sundays for $10 a night. <mask> returned to New Orleans after being discharged from the service. He said that he went back to school on the GI Bill. He frequented music clubs like the Shadowland Club and the Dew Drop Inn. A band that worked weekends was started by me and a guy called Jack. Dupree's Lounge is on North Claiborne and St. Bernard Avenue. <mask> and Jack's band was offered a job at the Golden Cadillac Club on Poland Avenue after a busy Saturday night at Dupree's.The owner wanted to reopen the club as a R&B club. <mask> said that the man offered to pay them more money than they were making at Dupree's. The band opened the place up after we agreed to work for him. That was in 1955. The club's capacity was increased from 700 to 1000 after the band's appearances on Friday and Saturday nights. The band broke up when Jack wanted to play black clubs again. <mask> put together a band after he stopped smoking.<mask> was a top attraction at the Golden Cadillac. <mask> was taken to Jackson, Mississippi by Piano Smith to meet JohnnyVincent. <mask> recorded several uptempo songs, including "Let's Play", "Educated Fool", and the rocking "Too Late". At the time, none were released. <mask> was from the Dew Drop. I thought he was a good singer, but Johnny never did anything with him. "Give And Take" was a single recorded by <mask> in 1960.The record did not chart. The Dream Room on Canal Street and the Safari club on Chef Menteur Highway became popular destinations for <mask> and the Cavaliers after they left the Golden Cadillac. Lawrence Cotton and <mask> were together in 1963. Cotton said that the band was another popular one. We played two nights a week. At four in the morning, we used to play at the Dream Room. The French Quarter has musicians and strippers.<mask> could sing and was an entertainer. The leader of the band used to listen to every new record that came out and record it for the band. We stayed popular because we were up on all the latest sounds. <mask>'s guitarist said that <mask>'s records could have been bigger if he was on a national label. Like Sugar Boy, we only played at white clubs. We were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The place was packed every night.A lot of people followed us when we played the Dream Room because we had a job. John Payne played at the Sho Bar on Bourbon Street. <mask> gave the club owner his card after talking with him. He hired me to start a morning jam session. I didn't know if it would work out, but people started following us from our evening gig to the Dream Room and we'd get 300 people in there on Friday and Saturday nights. Jimmy recalled <mask>'s early morning sets vividly. <mask> was the hottest band in town at the time.They really changed the place. The Sho Bar had a rich musical history. Louis Prima and his fourth wife, singer Keely Smith, were frequent visitors there in the early 1950s. Two decades earlier, he was discovered on Bourbon Street. They became regulars on the Las Vegas Strip after being called to Las Vegas in 1954. Some of the city's top R&B acts performed at the Sho Bar in the early 1960s, including <mask> and the Cavaliers. On Sunday mornings, their late-night sets didn't end until the sun was up.The part segregation played in black musicians' careers was spoken of by New Orleans R&B legend Irma Thomas. We went to the Sho Bar Lounge on Bourbon Street when we were working with <mask>. We started working there at 2:30 A.M. and I said never again. She left because she didn't like the accommodations. The area they wanted us to stay in was a four-by-four or a six-by-six room. I didn't think it was worth it to come down to the Sho Bar for $12.50 for two shows with <mask>. To work from 2:30 A.M. to 7 A.M.I don't think so. Allen Toussaint said that <mask> was not a big-name recording artist. He had a band that worked at the Sho Bar on Bourbon Street. <mask> inspired me to write 'Mother-in-Law'. I gave the songs to K-Doe because I wasn't recording <mask>. "I thought it would be better for us to find a different medium, a vocal style more similar to the singing of <mask>, who was very popular in N.O." At that time.Even though I knew K-Doe would sing it, I wrote it with <mask>'s voice in my head. <mask> had a song in a <mask> bag. "<mask> was influenced by a lot of artists that had big records here," said Toussaint. <mask> said that the band was disciplined and that they were professional. We played places where they wouldn't hire any other black band. <mask> and the Cavaliers were one of the most popular bands in New Orleans. <mask> told Hannusch that he was approached by LaRocca, who wanted to start a record label.I was asked to come by Mrs. LaRocca's office one night. We didn't have a lot of time so I didn't think about recording. We only had one night off. <mask> introduced LaRocca to Al Reed. Reed wrote a song called "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 <mask> said if he was going to cut it he would slow it down. <mask> was asked by La Rocca to record the song.We went to Cosimo's studio to cut it. I remember Allen Toussaint playing. According to Cosimo, 'Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye' sounded like a hit. The session was called "The Creole Beethoven" by Toussaint. The stinging guitar licks were supplied by Irving Banister. The record would be a hit because of <mask>'s vocals. The record went to number one in New Orleans after being played on his radio show."Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" sold 100,000 copies. Arlen Records of Philadelphia took up the distribution. 120 was on the Bubbling Under chart. It was given a Pop Spotlight pick by the trade magazine. There is a moving reading of a rockaballad on the label. He can sing, and he sells it with warmth. <mask> didn't follow up "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" with two more singles. "Loan Me Your Handkerchief", a song written by Earl King, was leased to ABC-Paramount for national distribution.The record featuring Irving Banister on guitar and Mac Rebennack on piano sold more than 100,000 copies and made it to the top of the local charts. Jimmy Reed, Otis Redding, and Marvin Gaye were some of the artists <mask> toured with. The Rockland, the Apollo, all the bigger theatres were played by <mask>. I was booked by Universal. Hal Atkins left New Orleans in 1964 to work at WDIA in Memphis. <mask>'s sessions were produced in Memphis. <mask> said, "Hal Atkins was transferred to WDIA up in Memphis and he got to know Jim Stewart, Booker T, and the gang around Stax."He arranged for me to go to Memphis for the last sessions. They recorded me with Dave Porter and I. <mask>'s first recordings were made at Royal Studios with the musicians who would become the Hi Rhythm Section, including Mabon "Teenie" Hodges on guitar, Howard Grimes on drums, and the Memphis Horns. The discs didn't receive much play or sales. Frisco Records was closed in 1966. "Stax used to lease stuff to other labels, not just put their own stuff out", <mask> said. "They got me a deal with Atlas Records out of New York, and that's when 'Keep My Woman Home' and 'I'm Dedicating My Life' came out in 1966."The record did not sell because DJs did not play it. Sue Records issued it in the U.K., but it failed to chart there. <mask>'s talent was supported by Hal Atkins. <mask> was sent back to Royal Studios to work with Willie Mitchell. <mask>'s return to Decca Records was marked by two releases. The remake of "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" didn't make it to the charts, but it was played in New Orleans and other urban areas. The British Invasion, lack of successful record sales, and later life integration led to the dissolution of the Cavaliers in 1966.White club owners stopped booking black bands because they were afraid of alienating their white clientele. British bands were emulating their black R&B heroes and pushed R&B off of radio. In 1968 Allen Toussaint brought <mask> back into the studio to record two sides, "Natural Soul Brother" and "One Way Love Affair". Two more sides may have been recorded in New York City or Washington, D.C. <mask> was the manager of the New Orleans band The Meters. <mask> moved to the Washington, D.C. area in 1972 to work as a sales manager. He died of a stroke in 1996.<mask> was survived by his family.

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title: Edward Lamb

texts: <mask> was an American businessman, broadcasting executive and labor lawyer. He is best known for defending striking workers during the Auto-Lite Strike in 1934 and for successfully resisting the federal government's attempt to strip him of his broadcasting licenses during the McCarthy era. <mask> was born to Clarence and Mary (Gross<mask> in Toledo, Ohio in 1901. He was a child. Clarence and <mask> worked on Lake Erie. <mask> was a student at the college in 1920. He received a juris doctor degree from Western Reserve University in 1927.He was admitted to the bar in Ohio. He was an assistant counsel for the city of Toledo. He opened a private practice after quitting public life. <mask> became a labor lawyer in 1934 after workers at the Auto-Lite auto parts manufacturer asked him to represent them during the strike. I knew it would finish me with the corporations I represented, but those workers were in the right and I took their case. <mask> helped to negotiate a collective bargaining agreement after the violent Auto-Lite strike. <mask> was active in labor law through the 1930s and 1940s.He was jailed several times for contempt of court. <mask> represented workers in the "onion fields strike" in McGuffey, Ohio, in 1934, the Little Steel Strike in Ohio in 1937, and the strike against the U.S. Gypsum Company in 1937. <mask> was disbarred for his defense of trade union members during the shoe workers' strike. The disbarment proceeding was not successful. <mask> won a landmark case in the Supreme Court. The case was Anderson v. Mt. The Supreme Court held that if the employer made the workers wait before and after the shift periods, and if they had to walk from time to time, they were entitled to pay.The decision became known as the portal to portal case. <mask> was a member of the International Juridical Association. <mask> began buying newspapers and television stations in the 1940s after becoming wealthy from a series of stock investments. The station began broadcasting in 1949 after Picture Waves, Inc., a Lamb-owned affiliate, was awarded the license. The Erie Dispatch Herald newspaper was one of the media interests he owned. He had a bitter legal battle with the FCC. The FCC tried to get <mask> to give up his broadcasting license because he was associated with communists.In 1957, <mask> won his case for the right to hold the license. Investments Lamb owned more than 55 manufacturing and financial concerns. Lamb was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Lamb was a Trustee of the United Nations Association chapter in the United States and participated in civil rights demonstrations in the 1960s. The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions absorbed the Fund for the Republic in 1979. He was one of the signers. After selling off his interests outside of Erie, Lamb's company changed its name to Great Lakes Communications.He served as president and chairman until he died. <mask> and his wife, Prudence had two children. On March 23, 1987, he died at his home. His wife and children continued to operate the television station until it was sold in 1996. The Edward Lamb Foundation was endowed by his estate. External sources are Bernstein and Irving. TheTurbulent Years is a history of the American Worker.There is a paperback edition. Boston: Mifflin Co., 1970. It was originally published in 1969. "Character and Candor Requirements for FCC Licensees." There are law and contemporary problems. It was 22:4 in the Autumn of 1957. "<mask>."The nation. April 1987. <mask> was a Millionaire and Labor Lawyer. The New York Times. March 25, 1987. French, Michael. "Structure, Personality, and Business Strategy in the U.S. Tire Industry: The Seiberling Rubber Company, 1922-1964"Business history review 67:3 was recorded in the summer of 1993. "Innocent Lamb?" Time. November 29, 1954. Robert Hutchins and the Fund for the Republic was written by Frank K. Court of Reason. The Free Press was published in New York.<mask>. There is no <mask> for Slaughter. New York: Brace World. <mask>. The case history of the Washington witch-Hunt. The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions was in Santa Barbara. The Fund for the Republic in the Era of McCarthyism was written by Thomas C. Freedom.New York: Alfred A. Knopf. "Shorn <mask>." Time. May 7, 1956. Roger Chapman. "American Progressivism and the Cold War: The Case of <mask> of Toledo, Ohio, 1901-1987." It's a doctor's degreeIn 2004, Bowling Green State University. There is a History Page at the Early Television Foundation <mask> Papers. 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title: Marin Mersenne

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask> or le Pre Mersenne, was a French polymath whose works touched a wide variety of fields. He is one of the best known mathematicians for Mersenne prime numbers, those which can be written in the form for some integer. Mersenne's laws and his seminal work on music theory are referred to as the "father of acoustics". During the first half of the 1600s, Mersenne was the center of the world of science and mathematics because of his ability to make connections between people and ideas. He lectured on theology and philosophy while a member of the Minim religious order. <mask> was born of the Moulire family, peasants who lived near Oizé, County of Maine. He attended the Jesuit College of La Flche.After studying theology and Hebrew in Paris, he became a priest in 1613. After teaching theology and philosophy at Nevers, he returned to Paris and settled at the convent of L'Annonciade in 1620. He studied mathematics and music there, as well as other spirits such as René Descartes, tienne Pascal, Pierre Petit, and Thomas Hobbes. He was in contact with many scholars in Italy, England and the Dutch Republic. He helped Galileo translate some of his mechanical works. <mask> wrote Quaestiones celeberrimae in Genesim and The Impiety of the Deists for four years. It can be wrongly stated that he was a Jesuit.He never joined the Society of Jesus because he was educated by Jesuits. At Nevers and Paris, he taught theology and philosophy. In 1635 he set up the informal Acadmie Parisienne, which had nearly 140 correspondents, including philosophers and mathematicians, and was the progenitor of the Acadmie des sciences established by Jean-Baptiste Colbert in 1666. He was not afraid to argue with his friends in order to compare their views. In his book Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk, Peter L. Bernstein wrote that the Royal Society in London and the Academe des Sciences in Paris were direct descendants of Mersenne. <mask> met with Tommaso Campanella in 1635 and concluded that he could not teach anything in the sciences. Descartes did not want Campanella to come to Holland to meet him.In 1640, 1641 and 1645, he visited Italy fifteen times. Mersenne found a supporter of Pierre Gassendi's position in the German Socinian Marcin Ruar. Descartes, Galileo, Roberval, and other scientists were his correspondents. He died from a lung abscess. Work Quaestiones celeberrimae in Genesim was written as a commentary on the Book of Genesis and contains sections from the first three chapters. The book seems to be a collection of treatises on various topics. Robert Lenoble has shown that the principle of unity in the work is a critique of magic, divinatory arts, and animistic and pantheistic philosophies.He criticized Marsilio Ficino for claiming power for images and characters and mentioned Martin Del Rio's Investigations into Magic. He doesn't like the concept of anima mundi, which is popular among Renaissance neo-platonists. He condemned the application of angelology because he allowed for a mystical interpretation of the Cabala. Pico della Mirandola is his main target. Fludd admitted his involvement with the Rosicrucians in response to Sophia cum moria certamen. The anonymous text is a critique of Mersenne. Jacques Gaffarel was on Fludd's side, while Pierre Gassendi was on Mersenne's side.<mask>'s most influential work is the Harmonie universelle. It is one of the earliest comprehensive works on music theory, touching on a wide range of musical concepts, and especially the mathematical relationships involved in music. The earliest description of Mersenne's laws is contained in the work. The stretching force is proportional to the length of the string and the mass is proportional to the square root of the mass. The formula for the lowest Frequency is where f is the Frequency, L is the length, F is the force and  is the mass per unit length. In this book, Mersenne introduced several innovative concepts that can be considered the basis of modern reflecting telescopes, including the fundamental arrangement of the two-mirror telescope combination. The beam compressor and afocal telescope were invented by Mersenne.He knew that he could correct the spherical aberration of the telescope by using aspherical mirrors and that in the case of the afocal arrangement he could use two parabolic mirrors. <mask> did not attempt to build a telescope of his own because of criticism from Descartes. Thanks to his association with the Mersenne primes, Mersenne is remembered today. The Mersenne Twister is often used in computer engineering and in related fields. Mersenne wrote about music theory and other subjects. He edited works of Greek mathematicians. His extensive correspondence with mathematicians and other scientists in many countries was his most important contribution to the advancement of learning.Mersenne was the centre of a network for exchange of information when the scientific journal was not yet in existence. It has been argued that <mask> used his lack of mathematical specialty, his ties to the print world, and his friendship with the French mathematician and philosopher René Descartes to manifest his international network of mathematicians. <mask>'s works are characterized by wide scholarship and narrow theological orthodoxy. His greatest service to philosophy was his enthusiastic defence of Descartes, who he visited in exile in the Netherlands. He defended the orthodoxy of the meditations on first philosophy against many clerical critics. In later life, he 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 His best known work deals with the theory of music and musical instruments.It is considered to be a source of information on 17th-century music, especially French music and musicians. The ratio for an equally-tempered semitone was one of his many contributions to musical tuning theory. It was more accurate than Vincenzo Galilei's 18/17 and could be built using straightedge and compass. <mask>'s description in the 1636 universelle of the first absolute determination of the frequency of an audible tone implies that he already demonstrated that the absolute-frequency ratio of two vibrating strings is 1 If the ratio of the air frequencies is also 1 : 2, which is consistent with the source-air-motion-frequency-equivalence hypothesis, the perceived harmony of two such notes would be explained. Experiments were performed to determine the acceleration of falling objects by comparing them with the swing of pendulums. He was the first to measure the length of the seconds pendulum, that is a pendulum whose swing takes one second, and the first to observe that a pendulum's swings are not isochronous as Galileo thought.Two German books, Fama fraternitatis and Confessio Fraternitatis, claimed to be manifestos of a secret society called the Brotherhood of Rosicrucians. The books were written by a small group of people who were knowledgeable about the sciences, and their main purpose was to promote educational reform. The books promoted a view of science with elements of Paracelsian philosophy. They wanted to create a new form of scientific religion with pre-Christian elements. Mersenne was the leader of the fight against acceptance of these ideas. The Rosicrucian ideas were defended by many prominent men of learning, and some members of the European scholarly community boosted their own prestige by claiming to be members of the Brotherhood. Historians agree that there is no evidence that the order of Rosicrucians existed.<mask> gave up the search for physical causes in the Aristotelian sense and taught that true physics could be only a descriptive science of motions. The work on vibrating strings originally developed by Vincenzo Galilei was extended by Mersenne. Ottorino Respighi used an air attributed to Mersenne in his second suite of Ancient Airs and Dances. Questions théologiques, physiques, etc. The first edition of the universelle was online from Gallica. The translation to English was written by Roger E. Chapman. Vie de Descartes.Dear, Peter Robert. Cornell University Press published Mersenne and the Learning of the Schools Ithaca. "Mersennus, <mask> (le Pre Mersenne)" was written by F. Gehring. There is a Dictionary of Music and Musicians. J.A. There is a person named Fuller Maitland. Justin was Grosslight.<mask> is a mathematical intelligencer. The History of Science. Roger Moreau. <mask> et la naissance de l'esprit scientifique. Perros Guirec is part of the Editions Anagrammes. (). J. Poté.There was a time when the word "16" was used. loge de Mersenne. The city of Le Mans. There are external links to the IMSLP Traité de l'Harmonie Universelle. The mathematics genealogy project has the correspondence of <mask>. Minimospedia "<mask> Mersenne" is for scholars and literati at the "Mersenne" Academy. The Birth of Modern Geometry was a documentary made in 1986 by the UK Open University.

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title: Regino C. Hermosisima Jr.

texts: The incumbent regular member of the Judicial and Bar Council is a man who was born in 1927. He was appointed on December 17, 1997 and reappointed on September 12, 2001 and October 4, 2005. He retired from the Supreme Court on his 70th birthday in 1997. The Valedictorian at the Sibonga Elementary School was <mask>. He received an Associate of Arts and a law degree from the University of the Visayas. He passed the Bar Examinations in 1953 with a good rating. He taught Evidence at the Far Eastern University, Manila and Trial Technique and Moot Court at the San Sebastian College and was a Bar Reviewer in Criminal Law.The Development Academy of the Philippines and the University of the Philippines Law Center, Institute and Seminars were where he attended post-graduate studies. The famous Hermosisima Law Offices at Basilan City and Zamboanga City were established in 1955 and 1966 respectively. He was Technical Assistant in the House of Representatives, Manila, City Councilor, Basilan City, Vice-Mayor, Basilan City, and chair of the EighthAmnesty Commission in 1973. He rose from the ranks. He was a trial judge for 20 years before becoming a judge in the Circuit Criminal Court. He was appointed as Sandiganbayan Justice on May 16, 1986 and was promoted to Associate Justice on July 10, 1995 and retired on his 70th birthday in 1997. He is the chair of the Board of Trustees.He received a medal of honor for being the most distinguished graduate of the university. On December 2, 1985, Justice Pamaran of the Sandiganbayan rendered judgment in the Aquino-Galman case. The 16 accused were acquitted of the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 The Supreme Court nullified the proceedings and ordered a re trial of the cases. In his decision dated September 28, 1990, the Sandiganbayan found the accused guilty of the crime of murder. He sentenced them to reclusion perpetua in each case. 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The soldiers and their families have suffered enough and Enrile paid for their legal services during their trial. 15 soldiers of the Aviation Security Command were sentenced to double life imprisonment for the murder of two people, and one of them died. In December 1985 they were acquitted by the Sandiganbayan, but in September they were convicted. On the 24th anniversary of the death of her husband,<mask> stated that she had forgiven the 14 soldiers who were involved in the assassination of her husband. There was no evidence to link Ferdinand Marcos and Fabian Ver to the murder, according to Andres Narvasa.The 14 soldiers should be released since they have suffered enough, warned Narvasa. Two guns that changed the course of Philippine history are in the drawers of the Sandiganbayan. The gun was found near the body of the man, and was marked "Exhibit 32." The Supreme Court ordered a re trial in 1986. The second gun, which has the same serial number as the first one, was marked as Exhibit 12 and added to the mystery of the assassination. The Sandiganbayan Associate Justice ordered the imprisonment of the 16 soldiers who were acquitted by the Sandiganbayan. The gun's owner in the 1990 judgment was a retired military man.Both the Agrava Board report and the court agreed that it was a gun. Or a.38 cal. The weapon used in the killing of Aquino was the........................ 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On August 24, 1983, Ferdinand Marcos set up a commission headed by Supreme Court Chief Justice Enrique Fernando to investigate the assassination of the President of the Philippines, but after the composition of the commission was challenged in court and after 4 retired Supreme Court Justices resigned from the commission, Arturo M. Tole The interment of Ninoy at the Manila Memorial Park, Paraaque was joined by 2 million Filipinos. The Agrava Board was headed by a former Court of Appeals Justice and included a lawyer, businessman, labor leader, and educator. There was an amendment to the P.D. in 1886. The year 1903 was dated February 8, 1984.The 125 hearing days from November 3, 1983, included 3 hearings in Tokyo and 8 hearings in Los Angeles, California. The Supreme Court assigned the case to the Sandiganbayan after the Agrava Board concluded that military officers plotted to kill Ninoy. The accused were acquitted on December 2, 1985. The Justice of the Sandigangbyan was appointed on May 16, 1986. The 2nd Motion for Reconsideration was granted by the Supreme Court. No. 72670.The Sandiganbayan issued a warrant for the arrest of 25 military men. Marcos died in exile at the age of 72. The 16 suspects were sentenced to reclusion perpetua in each case by the Sandiganbayan. The Avsecom chief was convicted of the crime. Capt. <mask>. 2nd Lt. <mask> and Sergeants <mask> L. Lat and Rodolfo Desolong were involved in a shooting. C1C Mario Lazaga, A1C <mask> Estelo, and A1C Felizardo Taran were present.In 1991, <mask> died of cancer. Estelo was stabbed to death in 2005. No one was named as the mastermind. The conviction was affirmed by the Supreme Court. July 10, 1995 was when <mask> C<mask> Jr. was appointed. The Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court retired on his 70th birthday. The Judicial and Bar Council had a regular member.Ver died of a lung ailment in Thailand in 1998. The Judicial and Bar Council regular member was re-appointed in 2001. The petition of the accused was denied by the Supreme Court. The Judicial and Bar Council regular member was reappointed for his 3rd term, duplicating the 3rd term of Teresita <mask>. July 9, 2009, was the last day of his term. August 21, 2007, is the 24th anniversary of Ninoy's murder. The review for clemency in favor of the 14 convicts was requested by Juan Ponce Enrile.Eduardo Ermita stated that the Bureau of Pardons and Parole had recommended a grant of executive clemency. Eduardo Ermita said that the appeal for clemency by the 14 soldiers was archived because of political implications. The time frame for the review was not given by the executive secretary. The Judicial and Bar Council and the Philippine Judicial Academy were restructured in 2004. The Judicial and Bar Council Strategic and Operations Planning Workshop was held at the Pan Pacific Hotel, Adriatico, Manila. He stated in his JBC message that the Council wants to find the best and the brightest among the applicants. The rectitude and fairness of the way the courts operate must be manifest to the members of the community, particularly to those whose interests are affected by the exercise of their power.YMCA Hermosisima Jr. was past President of the Councils of YMCA movements in Asia and Pacific countries and Territories. On November 27, 2005, the feast day of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, the national president of the YMCA, Philippines was reelected. Charter Member, Community Chest Past President, Basilan JAYCEES Past President, Cebu Capitol Tennis Club Past President, Cebu Tennis Club Past President, Philippine Columbian Association Past President, andRotary Club of Basilan Past President. The Islamic Directorate of the Philippines had a case with the Court of Appeals. Angeles, Defensor-Santiago, et al. inter alia. The Capitol Estates is located near the St. Peter Parish and Ever Gotesco.Papa Ino's grandson <mask> is married to Rosemary P. Navarro of Alaminos, Pangasinan, and Basilan Province. They were blessed by God with good children. Dr. <mask>-<mask>baa is the assistant to the Vice President of the Trust Department of the Philippine National Bank. The City Health Officer is from Zamboanga City, and the Consultant Physician is from Chua. See also Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines Constitution of the Philippines Supreme Court of the Philippines References External links JBC Gallery JBC Profile Members, Supreme Court Official website of the Judicial and Bar Council Supreme Court of the Philippines Associate Justices

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title: Aleksander Michałowski

texts: The teaching of pianoforte technique was influenced by the influence of the Polish pianist, pedagogue and composer, <mask>. This legacy was left by a large number of pupils. Early life and training took place in Kamianets- Podilskyi, part of the Russian Empire. He was a student of Ignaz Moscheles, Carl Reinecke and Theodor Coccius. His greatest influence was Coccius, who worked for 10 hours a day. He went to Berlin in 1869 to study. 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266He settled in Warsaw permanently in 1870. He made a friendship with the head of the Lviv Conservatory, who had received lessons from Chopin, at about this time. Many of the composer's ideas about the performance of his works were given to him by Mikuli. Moscheles was a friend of Chopin's, and therefore Michaowski obtained a rich understanding of the pianist's thought and performance. He devoted a lifetime to their study and was familiar with all of the works. He occasionally altered the musical text in his performance. At first, he wasn't welcome at Weimar, but after making such an impression that he acknowledged his authenticity of performance and approved the variant that he introduced, he relented.He created a style of rendering the composer's works which found many imitators. The air of almost drawing-room sentimentality was lent to the works by the chiselling of swift passages and the smoothing of the edges of sharper climaxes. This slight sentimentality was always under control of moderation and good taste. In 1874 he settled in Warsaw and began teaching privately. He was the professor of the concert pianists' class at the Warsaw Institute of Music from 1891 to 1918, after which he taught at the Fryderyk Chopin Music School. During the first two years of his students' work with him, he made them play a lot of J.S. There is a song called "Bach." There is a song called "Bach." there is a song called "Bach." there is a song called "Bach." there is a song called "Bach." there is a song called "Bach."In the case of one of his most famous students, Wanda Landowska, this led to a career dedicated to baroque music. The contrapuntal principles were the most important for the understanding of Chopin's work, and Michaowski understood that. The imaginative and bravura aspects of his students' playing were developed by him. He used a lot of demonstration in his lessons. Several of his students might have had more famous international careers if the two world wars hadn't interrupted their work. The International Chopin Piano Competitions were founded by Jerzy urawlew. The most famous students were Wanda Landowska, Vladimir Sofronitsky and Mischa Levitzki.He became Jerzy Lefeld. Bolesaw Kon died in 1936 at the age of 30. The German retreat from Warsaw resulted in the death of Ra Etkin-Moszkowska. Henryk Pachulski was a boy. Piotr Maszyski was born in 1859. Among his earlier pupils were Stanislaw Urstein, Edwarda Chojnacka, and Jzef midowicz. The renowned teacher, whose own pupils included Sviatoslav Richter, received lessons from Michaowski.Janina Familier Hepner and Zofia Frankiewicz are listed. Jzef Turczyski, his immediate successor at Warsaw, and Zbigniew Drzewiecki were not his students but continued their work as leading teachers of the Polish school. Stanisaw Barcewicz and the cellist Aleksandr Verzhbilovich were among the musicians that Michaowski played with later in his career. He wrote 35 pianoforte works and produced an edition of the works of Chopin. He made many gramophone records in three different periods, the first around 1906, the second around 1918 and the last in the 1930s. Harold C. Schonberg thought that they had a heroic voice. He turned to teaching when his sight failed after 1912, despite being a very successful concert performer.In 1919 he was persuaded back to the platform by a colleague and gave large numbers of concerts. He performed both concerti in one concert. On 17 October 1938, he died in Warsaw at the age of 87. There is a List of Poles Notes Sources Arthur Eaglefield Hull, A Dictionary of Modern Music and Musicians. J. Methuen-Campbell played from the composer to the present day. H.C. Schonberg wrote The Great Pianists. The greatest Polish Pianists in the History of Chopin's Time till today can be found here.