title: Hiroshi Kamiya

texts: Aoni Production has affiliations with a Japanese voice actor, singer and narrator. He is best known for his voice in Attack on Titan, Trafalgar Law in One Piece, and Blue Exorcist. Mat in the Fate franchise, Natsume in Natsume Yjin Ch, Choromatsu in Mr. Osomatsu, and Yuzuru Otonashi in Angel Beats! Balder Hringhorni in Kamigami no Asobi, Tieria Erde in Mobile Suit Gundam, Saiki Kusuo in The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., Edogawaranpo in Bungo Stray Dogs, Kin. Ittetsu Takeda was in Haiky. At the 2nd Seiyu Awards, he won "best supporting actor" and "best lead actor". He hosts a radio show.In July of 2016 a tabloid magazine revealed that <mask> had been married for an amount of time. They have a child. <mask> only admitted to being the person in the photo with the child during the 484th episode of Dear Girl: Stories. Filmography is an animated series. The year is over. Title! There is a role for it.Notes class is unsortable. 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masks: Kamiya Kamiya


title: Hazrat Ishaan

type: paraphrased

texts: The name of the Sufi Saint was Sayyid ul Sadaat Khwaja Sayyid Mir Khawand Mahmud ibn Sharif Naqshbandi al-Hasaniwal-Husseini. In this case, the Sayyid was the descendant of the Islamic prophet Muhammad through his daughter and son in law. Two paternal Sayyid lines are known. He is a direct descendant of the seventh Imam Musa al Kadhim through his son Ibrahim al Murtadha and the well known Sufi master Khwaja Sayyid Mir Alauddin Atar. The successor and son in law of a saint was Sayyid Alauddin Atar. The descendant of the eleventh Imam Hasan al Askari is the son of Sayyid Ali Akbar. The Sufi saint Farid ul-din Attar is known to have a close relationship with the Hazrat <mask>.His maternal line indicates that he is descended from two lines. Mirak is the maternal grandfather of Imam Hussein. There is a line that is linked to Muhammad Ibn al Hanafiyyah. The second son was <mask> <mask>. His older brother was also a saint. All of the sons and daughters are regarded as saints. There are two registered lineages of him to Muhammad.Muhammad 2. Ali and Fatima Al Zahra are related. A man named Imam Hussain 4. The leader of the Muslims is Imam Ali Zayn al-Abidin. Masjid Muhammad al Baqir 6. Masjid Ja'far al-Sdiq 7. There is a man named Musa al-Kazim.A man named Ali al 9. The Imam is Muhammad al Taqi. A man named Ali al Hadi. There is a man named Hasan al-Askari. Mir Sayyid Ali Akbar was 13. Sayyid Mir Mahmud Fakhriddin is 14 years old. The name of the person is Amir Sayyid Mir Muhyuddin.There is a person named Amir Sayyid Mir Khalwati. Sayyid Mir Naqi Naqib 17. Sayyid Mir Ilaq is 18. Sayyid Mir Mahmud was 19 years old. Sayyid Mir Burhan Qilchy 20. Sayyid Mir Shaaban was 21. Sayyid Mir Qasim was born on 22.Sayyid Mir Zayn ul Abedin was born on 23. Sayyid Mir Abdullah was born on 24. Sayyid Mir Burhanuddin Qilchy 25. Amir Sayyid Mir Jalalludin Muhammad Bukhari. There is a man named Sayyid Muhammad Bukhari. There is a person named <mask> Khwaja Sayyid Mir Bahauddin Naqshband. Shahe Naqshband s daughter and her husband are married.There is a person named <mask> Khwaja Sayyid Mir Hussain Atar Bukhari. <mask> Sayyid Mir Tajuddin Hussain was 31 years old. There is a person named <mask> Sayyid Mir Muhammad. There is a person named <mask> Khwaja Sayyid Mir Zia ul Din 33. There is a person named <mask> Khwaja Sayyid Mir Sharif. The person is known as <mask> <mask> 1. Muhammad 2.Fatima Al Zahra and Imam Ali are related. A man named Imam Hussain 4. The leader of the Muslims is Imam Ali Zayn al-Abidin. Masjid Muhammad al Baqir 6. Masjid Ja'far al-Sdiq 7. There is a man named Musa al-Kazim. Sayyid Mir Ibrahim 9.Sayyid Mir Abu Bakr al-Kabir 10. Sayyid Mir Abdul-Haq 11. Sayyid Mir Jafar 12. Sayyid Mir Muhammad Rumi was 13 years old. Sayyid Mir Abdullah was 14 years old. Sayyid Mir Musa was 15 years old. Sayyid Mir Hussein was 16.Sayyid Mir Qasim was 17 years old. Sayyid Mir Abu Bakr Reza is 18. Sayyid Mir Zarbakhsh was 19 years old. Sayyid Mir Muhammad Khwarezmi is 20 years old. There is a person named Khwaja Alauddin Attar. There is a person named <mask> Khwaja Sayyid Mir Hussain Atar Bukhari. There is a person named <mask> Khwaja Sayyid Mir Tajuddin Hussain.There is a person named <mask> Khwaja Sayyid Mir Muhammad. There is a person named <mask> Khwaja Sayyid Mir Zia ul Din. There is a person named <mask> Khwaja Sayyid Mir Sharif. The significance of his line is an evidence for his descendants. The spiritual journey of <mask> <mask> was influenced by the teachings of his ancestors. Hazat <mask> was given permission by his father to study in a royal college and become an accomplished scholar. In the age of 23 years, he received a letter to visit his father and accompany him in his last days.After his father's death, he abandoned further studies and focused on the mystical quest. He left Wakhsh to perform his duties there. He got to know Khwaja Hajji while staying in Wakhsh. They met again in Balkh, where Khwaja Hajji introduced him to his future master, Khwaja Ishaq Dahbidi. He became his follower after meeting him the second time. In 1598, the level of a Shaykh in Tasawuff was reached by <mask> <mask> Saheb after twelve years of spiritual training. He has joined the circle of Khwaja Ishaq Wali.The leader of the Ishaqqiya path went to Lahore to spread the message. Srinagar is in Kashmir. He attracted many people in Srinagar. His piety has made him famous in many areas of Central Asia. He was followed by hundreds of thousands of people in modern-day Afghanistan. Two of his disciples have been sent to Tibet. Many people, who were not only official patronages, were attracted to him.The Moghul Emperor Jahangir invited the leader of the Muslims to his court in Agra. He was able to establish firm connections to the court because of Jahangir. When Akbar desperately wanted to have a child, Jahangir was taught by his father that he was born through prayer. Shah Jahan evacuated him to Delhi in 1636 due to his involvement in the struggle against the Shia community. Shah Jahan built a Palace for Ishaan in Lahore, which later became his mausoleum. Moinuddin Naqshabnd succeeded his father in Kashmir. In a very young age, his youngest son succeeded his father.His spiritual line ended in the 18th century. One of <mask>'s children will come to revive his family and take his place as Ghawth. The person who is his successor in the Uwaisiyyah way is <mask> Sayyid Mir Jan. He was the highest ranked Wali Allah of his time. The Qutb is the leader of the whole universe in Sufism. There will be a son of Ishaan who will revive the spiritual lineage and legacy of Ishaan and who will take his place as Qutb after him. His successor is Sayyid ul Sadaat <mask> Sayyid Mir Jan.

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title: Yang Ye

texts: During the last years of the Northern Han state in China, there was a military general named <mask> who died in August 986. He was adopted by Northern Han's founding emperor as a grandson and took on the name "Liu". He was stationed at Song's northern border with the Khitan-ruled Liao Dynasty where, in 980, he played an instrumental role in expelling a major Liao invasion. He was born in a military family. During the Later Han, his father was named the Linzhou. At a young age, <mask>i was a very good horse archer, always returning with several times more game than others on hunting trips. He used falcons and dogs to prepare for his career as a military general.He joined the Northern Han state in his 20s and became a chief director of defense. The new ruler of the Liao Dynasty decided to give the youngster the name Liu Jiye because he wanted them to share the same surname. The 4th ruler of Northern Han asked for help from Liao in order to capture their horses after they were attacked by the Song Dynasty. The Song forces withdrew after Liu Jiyuan refused the proposal. When the Song forces invaded again in 979, Liu Jiye was already the military governor. The troops were led by Emperor Taizong of Song. The capital city was defended by the man who came out to surrender.Emperor Taizong was impressed by his bravery and ordered the man to surrender. After receiving the message, he took off his armor and bowed to the north. He changed his name to <mask> after Emperor Taizong rewarded him well. In order to protect the same area from the Liao Dynasty, Emperor Taizong named the armed force director of the neighboring Sanjiao military base and the prefect over Daizhou. Previously, he was also a defense commissioner. He was well-versed in military strategies. He joined his soldiers in military exercises, enduring the same hardship as his inferiors.As he dealt with military matters outdoors in the winter, <mask> never asked anyone to start a fire for him. His soldiers were loyal to him. In 980, the Liao invasion began with 100,000 soldiers arriving before Yanmen, a pass on the Great Wall in Dai Prefecture and a strategic choke point. After the arrival of Song army commander Pan Mei in Daizhou, <mask> and a few hundred cavalrymen took a difficult route on the west, arriving at the north and back of the enemy. The emperor's brother-in-law and military governor Xiao Chuoli was killed as the Liao army suffered a catastrophic defeat. Many horses, saddles, and armor were acquired by Song forces. The History of Song states that the Liao army would "retreat immediately whenever they saw <mask>'s flag".In the two years after his surrender, he was promoted to the nominal post of surveillance commissioner, which was still under the control of Liao. Song border generals were jealous. Some letters were sent to Emperor Taizong. Taizong forwarded the letters to show his trust. The Song armies embarked on a large-scale northern campaign to take the Sixteen Prefectures from Liao. One of the three forces was led by Pan Mei, assisted by <mask>, along with military supervisors Wang Shen and Liu Wenyu. The force conquered 4 of the 16 prefectures in a little over a month, killing thousands of people.The general of the attacks was the son of <mask>. Elsewhere, a capable subordinate general who <mask> valued and promoted, captured a general. Tens of thousands of Song soldiers died when another Song force on the east was destroyed by a Liao force. Pan and <mask> received orders to help the civilians of the four conquered prefectures retreat back to Song territory as the Liao force with over 100,000 soldiers marched west. "Liao forces are strong and we must not fight them," he told Pan. The plan he proposed maximized the safety of the civilians from the 3 remaining prefectures. The civilians would leave first.A valley called Shijiegu (), which could be defended by a thousand soldiers with arrows, could be reached by the main Song force. A cavalry reinforcement would help the main Song force. The plan to coordinate activities would be notified by the generals. "Such cowardice despite having tens of thousands of strong soldiers!" said Wang Shen. He insisted that he take his troops to take the enemy head-on. Wang's rebuttal of "You sir have been called 'invincible', but today you are so hesitant in face of the enemy and reluctant to fight" met the belief that such a move would bring defeat. Is your loyalty elsewhere?"I am not evading death, but this is a bad situation which would make soldiers die and hurt in vain," he said. Since you accuse me of fearing death, I will be the first to die. "Gentlemen, please put infantrymen with arrows on both sides of that place so that they could attack from both directions and provide assistance in case I retreat there," he said. The situation could be dire. Pan and Wang led their men to the place. <mask> Xiezhen set up an ambush when he heard of <mask>'s arrival. The battle lasted from noon to dusk, but no Song soldier was present, as Pan and Wang had already left.As the enemy closed in, <mask>'s son was killed, as was Wang Gui, who continued fighting with his fists after exhausting all arrows. "You all have fathers, mothers, wives and children, no point in dying together with me," he told them. Return home and serve the emperor. His men all cried. The soldiers were told to capture the man. Even though he had many wounds, he fought on, killing about a hundred enemy soldiers by himself. He was captured after his horse was wounded by an arrow.<mask> Xiezhen yelled, "You have been fighting with our country for over 30 years." What do you have to say? The person replied, "I deserve the death sentence." He said that the emperor had treated him well, expecting him to conquer the enemy and defend the borders. The royal troops were defeated due to persecutions. How can I survive? He killed himself by smashing his head.According to the History of Liao, Song generals abandoned the cities and fled when they heard of Jiye's death. The severed head of 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 Kailong Temple provided food for over 10,000 monks and conducted religious activities for a month in the capital of the Liao where Buddhism was the state religion. The 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 800-273-3217 100 rolls of silk, 100 strings of coins, 20 bottles of wine, and 15 sheep were paid to the family of a lesser general who died in the same battle. A few months later, Emperor Taizong gave official appointments to the six surviving sons of Yang Ye, including one who would become a prominent general. The "Invincible Yang Temple" was built in Gubeikou after his death.Song politician Liu Chang went to Liao on a mission in 1055 and wrote the poem "Passing Gubeikou's Invincible Yang Temple". In a 1089 poem, Su Zhe compared <mask> to Zhou Chu, a general in the Jin Dynasty. The temple is located in Gubeikou, Miyun County, Beijing. She Saihua, a woman skilled in martial arts and archery, was married to <mask> in the popular The Generals of the Yang Family legends. His weapon is a golden glaive. "Commander Lord <mask>" is the name of the older <mask>. He was surrounded by enemies during the battle of Mount Twin Wolves.His oldest three sons were dead and his fourth and fifth sons were missing. The seventh son tried to help his father, but was asked to seek aid by his sixth son. There was a headstone on the ground. The name on it was Li Ling, a famous Han Dynasty general who in 99BC was forced to lead an army of 5,000 to attack the 80,000-men strong Xiongnu army from the north. Li received no reinforcement and defected to his enemy in the end, resulting in the execution of his entire family back home. The man decided to take his own life by ramming his head on the stele. One of the many generations to have wielded the legendary sabre is said to be one of the descendants of the Water Margin character, <mask>.The Song dynasty generals include the Year of birth unknown Northern Han generals.

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title: Phil Foden

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays for Manchester City and the England national team. He is one of the best young players in the world. After England's successful Under 17 World Cup campaign, Foden won the Golden Ball award and became a professional footballer. He was named the Young Sports Personality of the Year in December after making his debut for City. Foden has made over 100 appearances for the club, winning eight honours, including becoming the youngest recipient of a Premier League winners' medal. He became the club's youngest ever goal scorer and the youngest English player to start a match and score in the knockout stages of the competition in 2019. He was named as the Young Player of the Season in the Premier League and the Young Player of the Year in the Professional Footballers' Association.Foden scored 19 goals in 51 youth caps for England. He made his debut for the senior team on September 5, 2020, in a 1–0 victory against Iceland, after being called up on August 25, 2020. Foden was a fan of Manchester City when he was a child. He signed his academy scholarship in July of 2016 after joining the club at the age of four. Manchester City paid for his tuition at St Bede's College. Foden was included in the matchday squad for the Celtic match but did not play in the home draw. In July of last year, Foden was included in Manchester City's squad for the club's pre-season tour of the United States, where he played in a 0–2 loss to Manchester United and started in a 5–1 win over Real Madrid.After making several appearances on the bench at the start of the season, Foden made his Manchester City debut in November of last year, coming on in the 75th minute for Toure. He was the fourth youngest English player to play in the league. Foden became the youngest English player to start in a European match, at the age of 17 years and 192 days, in a 2–1 defeat to Shakhtar. He was the first player born in 2000 to play in the competition. He appeared in the 83rd minute for lkay Gndoan as a substitute in the 5–1 win against Spurs. Foden was a late substitute for Agero in the EFL Cup Final, helping City to a 3–0 victory. He broke the record for the youngest English player to start in a knockout match in the European Championship when he was 17 years and 283 days old.On 13 May, he became the youngest ever player to win a trophy. In the 2020 edition of their book, Guinness World Records recognized him for this feat. Foden was part of City's starting line-up for the FA Community Shield on 5 August 2018, playing a total of 75 minutes as well as assisting Agero's first goal of the game in a 2–0 victory over Chelsea at Wembley Stadium. He scored his first senior goal in injury time to give City a 3–0 away win against Oxford United in the third round of the EFL Cup. Foden scored his first home goal for City in their 7–0 victory against Rotherham United in the third round of the FA Cup on January 6, 2019. Foden was on the score sheet again as he helped City defeat Burton in the first leg of the EFL Cup semi-finals. Foden scored his first European goal in the second leg of the last-16 tie against Schalke, as City won 7–0 (10–2 on aggregate).He helped the club equal the record for the largest winning margin in the knockout phase of the competition. He became the youngest Englishman to score in the knock-out stages of the competition, aged 18 years and 288 days. At the start of the following month, he made his first league start for the club in a 2–0 win over Cardiff City, becoming the youngest English player to do so since Daniel Sturridge in 2008. The manager of Manchester City said after the match that he expected Foden to be an important player for the next decade. Foden scored his first goal of the season in a 1–0 victory over Spurs. After scoring, he became the third youngest player to score for the club in the league. Man City completed a domestic sweep of all trophies with Foden having an increasingly prominent role in the squad.The FA Community Shield was won by Foden at Wembley Stadium on August 4, 2019. He scored in the shoot-out. He made his first appearance of the season as Manchester City beat West Ham United 5–0 at the London Stadium. Foden's first goal of the season came in a 2–0 win over Dinamo Zagreb on match-day 2 of the group stage. Foden created the second most big chances in the group stage, behind Lionel Messi. Foden made his first start of the season on 15 December, picking up an assist in a 3–0 victory for the citizens. Foden claimed his 6th major honour and his 8th career trophy when he started in the EFL Cup final for Man City.He became the youngest recipient of the Alan Hardaker Trophy when he was named man of the match. The season was put on hold due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Foden was on the score sheet as City beat the Gunners. Foden scored in consecutive league games for the first time in his career in Manchester City's 5–0 victory against Burnley. On July 2, 2020, Manchester City welcomed a new champion. Foden scored and assisted in the match. Manchester City finished the season in second place after Foden started in a 5–0 victory over Norwich.David Silva left Foden after 10 years with the club. Foden stated in 2017: "Training is faster and it has been great playing with Silva, he's my idol really." I try to learn from him and do the same things. <mask>n was tipped to take over from Silva as Manchester City's new leader. Man City would bow out of the competition after Foden started his second knockout tie against Real Madrid, helping his side win 2–1 (4–2 on aggregate) and progress to the quarter final. He finished the season with 8 goals and 9 assists. Foden opened his account for the season against Wolves on match day 1 of the 2020–21 season, scoring in a 3–1 victory.He scored his second league goal of the 2020–21 season against West Ham in a 1–1 draw at the London Stadium. He converted a cross from his teammate Joo Cancelo just six minutes after he came on. Foden's first goal of the 2020–21 season in Greece was a smart finish from inside the box after a delightful Raheem Sterling cut back. For the 8th consecutive season, City will progress to the round of 16 stage after this win. On 7 February 2021, he scored a goal and provided an assist in a 4–1 away win overLiverpool to be his team's first win at Anfield since 2003 Manchester City won 3–1 away at Goodison Park on 17 February, stretching their lead at the top of the table and making it 17 consecutive wins in all competitions. Foden was on the score sheet in both legs of City's quarter-final tie, securing their progression to the last four of the competition.Foden received the man of the match award and scored against Villa Park to give Man City a 2–1 victory and extend their lead at the top of the table to 11 points. Foden has 14 goals in the 2020–21 season and 7 in the premier league. Foden won his 9th trophy with Manchester City as they beat Spurs 1–0 in the EFL Cup Final. After beating Paris Saint-Germain 4–1 on aggregate, Foden made history with City, as they reached the European Championship Final for the first time. Foden won his third premier league title in four years as Manchester United were beaten by Leicester City. Foden started the first final in the club's history. Foden lost in a final for the first time in his career.He was nominated for both the PFA Player of the Year and the PFA Young Player of the Year and won the latter award. Foden scored in the final of the European Under 17 Championship as England lost a penalty shoot-out to Spain. In October of the same year, Foden gained widespread press attention after scoring twice in the final of the U17 World Cup, also against Spain, as England won the competition. He was the best player in the tournament. He gained a lot of press attention and media coverage after winning the Golden Ball at the U17 World Cup. Foden scored his first goal for the U21s in the opening 2–1 defeat to France in Cesena, after being included in England's 23 man squad for the European Under-21 Championship. Foden was named to the England senior squad for the first time on August 25, 2020.On September 5, 2020, he made his international debut in a 1–0 away victory against Iceland. Foden was withdrawn from the England squad due to breaking the team's COVID-19 isolation protocols by bringing at least one guest to their hotel in Iceland. Foden's actions were condemned by Manchester City. Foden scored his first and second goals for England at Wembley Stadium. Foden was included in the 26 man squad for the Euro 2020. He joined the squad at a later date due to his involvement in the European Championship. Foden drew comparisons to Paul Gascoigne, who had a similar haircut for Euro 96, when he revealed that he had dyed his hair blonde.Foden said in a press conference that "the full nation know what he means to the country and what he did, so it won't be too bad if I try to bring a bit of Gazza on to the pitch." Foden is left-footed, and can play as a wing-back, or a winger on the right, though he has been described as more of amidfielder. "It's dangerous to say good things about young players because they are still young, and they have to grow and they have to learn many, many things," he said. We have a lot of confidence in him because we believe he has potential even if he isn't strong. Foden was described by Louise Taylor of The Guardian as "boasting tight, adhesive control and blessed with the knack of drifting past opponents". He was described as a "gifted and precocious teenager" by veteran football writer Brian Glanville. Foden is in a relationship with Rebecca and has a son.Their second child was due in late summer or early autumn of 2021. Club International England score listed first, score column indicates score after each Foden goal. There are 2000 births on the Football Association website. People are educated at St Bede's College.

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title: Paul Malakwen Kosgei

texts: <mask>i is a long-distance and marathon runner. He took the World Junior Record of 3000m steeple in 1997 and followed that up with a pair of medals at the World Cross Country Championships from 1998 to 2000. His event changed in 1999 when he started his technical collaboration with the Italian Coach. He became the surprise world champion at the World Half Marathon Championships in 2002 after making his debut. He became the African champion on the track in the 10,000 metres and also won a silver medal at the 2002 Commonwealth Games. He broke the world record for the 25 km road run in May 2004. His personal best over the half marathon is within the top ten fastest ever over the distance.He won the Maratona d'Italia marathon in 2010 with a course record and personal best time, and began to focus on marathon running. Gabriele Nicola is a student of the former coach, and there was a passage of coach from 2009 to 2009. Kosgei started his international career as a cross country runner and a steeplechaser. He reached the 1997 IAAF Grand Prix Final for the 3000 metres steeplechase after taking the junior bronze medal at the 1997 World Cross Country Championships. He established his reputation by setting a world junior record. He was a senior in 1998 and helped the team win the gold medal at the World Cross Country Championships. He was the leader of the winning team at the World Road Relay Championships.He was the fourth fastest athlete in the world in the steeplechase. He won a 10 km race at the end of the year. At the 1999 World Cross Country Championships, he finished behind <mask>t to help the team win the title. He was seventh in the men's steeplechase at the 1999 World Championships in athletics. He finished fifth at the 1999 Grand Prix Final. He dropped his steeplechase speciality after 2000 because he was concentrating on long-distance running. He set a 10 km best to win the Parelloop race.He won a bronze medal at the 2000 World Cross Country Championships, which was his third medal in a row. He won the Giro Podistico Internazionale di Pettinengo in 27:03 and the Giro al Sas 10K in Trento. He ran for Kenya in the long race at the 2001 World Cross Country Championships but could not match his short course form and finished in fifth place. He finished seventh in the 10,000 metres final at the 2001 World Championships and did not get a medal. He won the 2001 Giro Media Blenio 10K race in Dongio with a time of 28:13.4. <mask> had a breakthrough in both track and road running in 2002. He was part of the winning team at the 2002 World Half Marathon Championships with a time of 1:00:39.He won the race on his first attempt at the half marathon. He didn't change his focus from the steeplechase to the 10,000 metres after his first success, but maybe in two or three years he will start to think about running the marathon. <mask>'s next test was at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, England, where he was the champion over 10,000 m. Kosgei's finishing time of 27:45.46 was seven hundredths of a second behind Talel, who broke the Games record for the event. He beat John Cheruiyot Korir to win the continental title at the 2002 African Championships in athletics. He was selected to represent Africa at the 2002 World Cup. He took the 5000 metres silver medal behind the European champion who was banned in 2003 for taking erythropoietin.<mask> received a silver medal from the World Military Track and Field Championships. Kosgei set a world record for the 25 km road distance in 2004, but it was beaten by <mask> in the 2010 race. Kosgei won the Berlin Half Marathon in 2006 setting a half marathon personal best of 59:07 minutes as well as bettering his marks over 15 km and 20 km along the way. He finished 10th and 14th at the Amsterdam Marathon. <mask> was one of four men under an hour at the Rotterdam Half Marathon in 2008 and his time of 59:37 brought him fourth place. He won three times in a row at the Amatrice-Configno road race from 2008 to 2010. He set a personal record at the 2008 Paris Marathon, where he finished eighth.He won the marathon at the Maratona d'Italia in October 2010 and set a new course record. <mask> is married and has two children. He is being coached by an Italian. There are links to the 1978 births of people from Elgeyo-Marakwet County.

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title: Vadim Kirpichenko

texts: The Foreign Intelligence Service was the successor to the First Chief Directorate of the KGB. He rose to the rank of General Lieutenant after serving as a resident in various countries. After training to be a pilot, <mask> enlisted in the Red Army and served in Eastern and Central Europe during the closing stages of the war. He was recruited into intelligence work with the KGB's First Chief Directorate after completing studies at the Arab branch of the Moscow Institute of Oriental Studies. He was the deputy resident of the KGB when he began his overseas postings. During the early administration of Gamal Abdel Nasser, <mask> worked to gather information on its intentions. He was recalled to the USSR in 1960 after he worked to establish diplomatic relations with Yemen.He served as head of the African Department of the First Chief Directorate from 1967. <mask> was a resident in Egypt in 1970 and served during the war. He warned Moscow that Egypt's President was planning to shift his foreign policy away from the Soviet Union and towards the USA. His predictions were unpopular with the Soviet leadership. After returning to the USSR in 1974 he was appointed deputy head of the First Chief Directorate and later became first deputy head of the First Chief Directorate, a post he would hold for the rest of the existence. He was sent to Afghanistan in late 1979 to direct KGB operations surrounding Storm-333 and the beginning of Soviet intervention in the country. The Foreign Intelligence Service, one of the successors to the KGB, had a group of consultants headed by <mask>.After retiring in 1997, he worked with others on a six-volume history of Russian intelligence, wrote two books of his own, and lectured widely on intelligence matters. He received awards from the Soviet, Russian and foreign governments over the course of his career. He died in 2005 and was survived by his wife. Their son, <mask>, was a prominent diplomat in the Arab world, serving as ambassador to several Middle Eastern countries, including to Egypt. <mask> was born on September 25, 1922, in the part of the Russian SFSR that was part of the USSR. He went to the No. Primary flight training was provided by the 4 Air Force Special School.The invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 interrupted his studies, but he went on to attend the Air Force Engineering Academy. He joined the 103rd Guards Rifle Division in January 1945, and saw action in the closing stages of the war in Hungary, Austria and Czechoslovakia. He received the medal "For Courage" for his part in the Vienna offensive. His unit was in action until the end of the war. <mask> left the army at the end of 1946 with the rank of senior sergeant and went to the Moscow Institute of Oriental Studies to study intelligence. He was secretary of the institute's party committee and graduated as the highest scoring student. He was offered the chance to be an intelligence officer.He attended Intelligence School No. He learned the basics of the intelligence profession with Arabic and French. He joined the Eastern Department of the KGB's First Chief Directorate, which was responsible for foreign operations and intelligence activities, after completing his studies. He was assigned a code name. His first overseas posting was to Egypt in December 1954. After arriving in Egypt, he found that he wasn't familiar with the local dialect and spent the next two and a half years studying it. His arrival came at a time when the Soviet authorities were concerned about the new government's stance towards the Western powers and its intentions in the Arab world.Intelligence sources were developed and passed on to the Soviet Union. The meeting between Nasser and Shepilov was arranged by <mask> using his contacts in the Free Officers movement. <mask> remained in Cairo during the crisis and continued to gather intel. "We always indicated in our reports that such a step was possible at any moment, despite the Western opinion that the Soviet Union was behind the nationalisation of the Suez Canal," said <mask>. The general feeling among Egyptians was that the Soviet Union should come to their aid once fighting began, despite not having told Moscow of their intentions. The situation became grim after the first few days. Egyptians yelled "Russians, where are you!"Where are your airplanes? Where are your weapons? Where are your soldiers? Why isn't Russia helping Egypt? After experiencing two more wars in Egypt, I stopped being amazed at these demands. He acted as a translator for Nasser during his meetings with Khrushchev. One of the diplomats was involved in establishing diplomatic relations with Yemen.He was able to cultivate a friendship with Crown Prince Muhammad al-Badr because he was close to him. After returning to the Soviet Union in 1960, <mask> worked with the KGB's central organisation for two years before moving to Tunisia in 1962. He was tasked with keeping in touch with the political arm of the National Liberation Front during the Algerian War. The posting ended in August 1964. He was with the central organisation between 1964 and 1967. He held the position of head of the African Department of the First Chief Directorate until 1970. He traveled to Syria, Yemen, Ethiopia, Libya, Algeria and Tunisia.<mask> was a foreign intelligence resident in Egypt until 1974. During the Yom Kippur War between Egypt and Israel in 1973, he warned the Soviets that Egyptian president Anwar Sadat was planning to shift Egyptian foreign policy away from the Soviet Union and towards the United States. The general opinion of Soviet leaders was that Sadat was a loyal friend of the Soviet Union. The developments would vindicate <mask>. There were suspicions that the Soviet Union was behind Egypt's actions. The Soviet Union tried to prevent the Egyptian offensive from happening. He was promoted to General Lieutenant in 1980.His good service brought him to the attention of the chairman of the KGB, and in 1974 he was appointed deputy head of the First Chief Directorate. <mask> held the position of First Deputy Head of the First Chief Directorate until 1991. The Chairman of the Presidium of the Revolutionary Council of Afghanistan was going to be removed after <mask> arrived in Afghanistan with a group of officers of the Soviet Airborne Forces. In preparation for Storm-333, he took charge of the intelligence officials in the country. The 103rd Guards Airborne Division was to be secured for the new government at a meeting at the Kabul airport on December 26, 1979. Even the newly appointed Soviet ambassador was unaware of the operation until after it had begun. Tabeyev telephoned <mask> asking for explanations, but he replied that he was too busy to report in the morning.<mask> was the chief of foreign intelligence from October 1988 to February 1989. In June 1991 <mask> warned against the effects of Glasnost, which he claimed was making it easier for foreign intelligence agents to work in the USSR. The head of a group of consultants under the director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service was appointed in 1991, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. He retired from this in 1997 and began working with a number of authors as an assistant editor-in-chief to produce a six-volume Essays on the History of Russian Intelligence. In the US, UK, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Malta, South Korea and France, he lectured on the history of intelligence. He published two books, Intelligence: People and Personalities and From the Intelligence Archives. He taught at the Academy of Foreign Intelligence.<mask> received many awards and decorations during his career. The Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" Fourth Class was one of the Soviet and Russian orders he held. He received the Order of the Red Banner twice. He received the badges "Honorary State Security Officer" and "For Service in Intelligence" from eight foreign governments. He received an award in the field of literature and art. He was a citizen of the city. He had 54 awards.<mask> died on December 3, 2005. His wife was a specialist in Arabic literature with the Institute of Oriental Studies at the Russian Academy of Sciences. She died in 2015. Like his parents, <mask> was born in 1951. He became a diplomat and served as ambassador to a number of countries. The names of people who died in 2005 include KGB officers, people from the Soviet Airborne Forces, and military personnel of World War II.

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title: Damian Woetzel

texts: He is the 7th President of The Juilliard School. He was a principal dancer with the New York City Ballet. He was a guest star with the Kirov Ballet and American Ballet Theatre until he retired from the stage in 2008. As a Principal Dancer at New York City Ballet, <mask> danced virtually the entire leading male dancer repertory, and had works created for him by a number of artists. He was a guest star with companies including the Kirov Ballet and American Ballet Theatre, as well as appearing in numerous television broadcasts and movies. A number of ballets have been choreographed by Woetzel. The Harvard Arts Medal was one of his awards.The Gene Kelly Legacy Award was created by the Dizzy Feet Foundation and the Estate of Gene Kelly to honor the 100th anniversary of Kelly's birth. He was a member of the Harvard University Task Force on the Arts. He holds a degree from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. He was a visiting lecturer at Harvard Law School in the fall of 2010 and the spring of 2017. The Turnaround Arts Program, which brings arts education to some of the nation's most challenged school districts, was created by the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities. The board of directors of NY City Center, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, Sing for Hope, and the advisory board of Define American are all chaired by <mask>. The President of the Juilliard School was named in May of last year.After training in Boston at the E. Virginia Williams ballet school, he moved to Los Angeles at the age of 15 and joined the Los Angeles Ballet. He received raves in the New York Times and New Yorker Magazine for his role in ”The Young Apollo” a ballet made especially for him. During his 3 years with that company, he danced many ballets by Balanchine, Bournonville, Petipa, as well as Clifford's. After the Los Angeles Ballet closed, he was sent to New York where he joined the NYC Ballet. He was a favorite of Robbins. He graduated from the Fay School in Massachusetts in 1981. He received a degree from the John F. Kennedy School of Government in 2007.The director of arts programs at the Aspen Institute was named in June 2011. The inaugural US-China Forum on the Arts and Culture in Beijing is part of the Aspen Institute Arts Program. American and Chinese artists and cultural representatives were involved in the forum. The current state of the arts in education was examined by Dr. Ellen Winner, Professor of Psychology at Boston College and Senior Research Associate at Project Zero. For the first time, the Arts Programcurated multiple sessions at the Institute's premiere public program, the Aspen Ideas Festival. renowned artists, policymakers, arts administrators as well as leading Chinese cultural representatives were brought for discussions, film screenings and cultural exchanges focusing on how the arts impact society for nineteen sessions. The inaugural Aspen Arts Strategy Group convened over 30 arts leaders from around the nation in New York City.The MusiCorps program helps wounded warriors overcome injuries and recover their lives through intensive music practice, and in December 2012 cellist Yo-Yo Ma organized a visit to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Yo-Yo Ma was appointed as the Harman-Eisner Artist in Residence by the Arts Program. The Arts Program has produced over 100 events in cities across the country, involving a range of participants including artists-in-residence Renee Fleming, Theaster Gates, JR, and more. The Creative Young Leaders Alliance is one of the program expansion activities. In 2006 he became the artistic director of the Vail Dance Festival. The launch of New York City Ballet MOVES and the debut of Morphoses/The Wheeldon Company are just two examples of the innovation and growth of the festival. The Pacific Northwest Ballet, Miami City Ballet, Paul Taylor Dance Company, and the Martha Graham Dance Company have all performed at the Festival.As a major part of Festival programming and community activities, Woetzel has engaged noted and diverse musicians including Philip Glass, Eddie Palmieri, and members of the Silk Road ensemble. The International Evenings of Dance Galas have become renowned for their selection of first-time partnerships, as well as the presentation of young, emerging stars making their debut in new repertory. The 2012 Vail International Dance Festival presentations were distinguished by catholic taste and brilliant programming according to The New York Times. The International Evenings I gala was simply the best I have attended in decades. Wendy Perron of Dance Magazine compared Woetzel to the legendary impresario Serge Diaghilev and praised him for his commitment to collaboration with live musicians. The Festival has commissioned a number of choreographers to create new works. The educational arts program "Celebrate The Beat" - the Colorado associate of Jacques d'Amboise's National Dance Institute - was brought to the Vail Valley to reach local underserved children.A number of initiatives highlight community engagement with the arts, including an annual celebration of National Dance Day, open Master Classes and "Up Close" lecture-demonstration events which combine rehearsal, performance. "UpClose: Footwork," which explored virtuoso footwork in dance forms ranging from Memphis jookin to ballet to tango to modern dance, was one of the recent performances. The Festival celebrated its 25th anniversary and launched an annual program which presented new commissions from a wide variety of choreographers. There was a "jookin' jam session" at New York's Le Poisson Rouge featuring the Memphis Charles "Lil Buck" Riley with special guests including dancer Ron "Prime Tym" and Yo-Yo Ma. The evening featured a world premiere for solo cello by Philip Glass. A series of extraordinary windows seemed to open, each revealing a new and imagined realm, as Charles "Lil Buck" Riley and Ron performed at Le Poisson Rouge. In December 2012 he co-produced the tribute to legendary ballerina Natalia Makarova as part of the 35th annual Kennedy Center honors.He was honored by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for his contributions to the CBS special. The World Science Festival Gala Performances were held at Lincoln Center. He created an arts salute to science for the 2010 event, featuring performances by Yo-Yo Ma and John Lithgow. In the fall of 2009, <mask> co-founded and began directing the New Essential Works Program, which supports choreographers and dance companies during the current financial crisis by giving grants to enable the production of new works. Andrew Bartee, Robert Garland, Jodie Gates, John Heginbotham, Larry Keigwin, and Attila Bongar have all received grants. Alaska Dance Theatre, Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, Ballet X, Baryshnikov Arts Center, Boston Ballet, Carolina Ballet, Colorado Ballet, Dance St. Louis, Eugene Ballet, Grand Rapids Ballet, Joffrey Ballet have participated in the production of new works. There are two types of grant awards: NEW grants, for the premiere of a new work, and RE(new) grants, supporting the restaging of a new work.The new Studio 5 performance series at New York's City Center features in-depth examinations of today's most compelling dance artists and companies highlighted by in-studio performances and demonstrations. Topics included David Hallberg, Christopher Wheeldon, Herman Cornejo, Gabriel Missé and Anala Centurin. As a presidentially-appointed artist on the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities, Woetzel is involved with Turnaround Arts, an arts education initiative. In addition to adopting two schools, Woetzel works on arts programming and projects with the schools and their surrounding communities throughout the year. "Arts Strike" was a new effort to have celebrated artists engage educators and students, schools and communities, highlighting and sharing the unique power of the arts to empower, enrich and educate. The first events have taken place in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, D.C., and almost all have featured Woetzel with Yo-Yo Ma in schools, engaging with students and their teachers to promote learning through the arts. The High Line Arts Education Project, an Arts Strike organized in New York, was piloted by Woetzel.Silk Road Connect is a program in the New York City Public Schools. The Silk Road ensemble and 450 6th grade students took part in a year-end event at the Museum of Natural History in New York in June of 2010. The Central Park SummerStage series began in June of 2011. The performance was titled "Night at the Caravanserai: Tales of Wonder" and featured hundreds of 6th grade students from New York-area public schools. There was an "art strike" at Inner-City Arts in downtown Los Angeles in April of 2011. More than one hundred elementary school students from the Los Angeles Unified School District were given a demonstration and workshop at the event. The highlight of the event was a first-time duet directed by <mask> between Ma and Lil Buck, who performed a Memphis Jookin' version of The Dying Swan with Ma accompanying on the cello, which reached over one million views within weeks.The long-awaited Chicago Cultural Plan, which guarantees the arts an important place within the Chicago school curriculum, was unveiled in October of 2012 by Renée Fleming and Yo-Yo Ma. The announcement came one year after the Aspen Institute Arts Program, with Yo-Yo Ma and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, convened a closed-door roundtable with Chicago Public Schools leadership and local arts education forces to discuss the place of the arts in the longer school day. In the fall of 2010, he was a visiting lecturer at Harvard Law School, where he co- taught a course on Performing Arts and the Law with Jeannie Suk. The course explored many aspects of law and the arts, with guests including playwright John Guare and actor Alec Baldwin. The artistic director of the New York State Summer School for the Arts was <mask>. He was a principal dancer for New York City Ballet from 1989 to 2008 and retired from the stage in 2008. More than 50 featured roles in the New York City Ballet's repertory, including George Balanchine's: Agon, were created for him by a number of artists, including Christopher Wheeldon.Songs and Quiet City, The Unanswered Question and Organon, Christopher Wheeldon's An American in Paris, and Morphoses were all featured roles in Beethoven. He originated roles in ballets by Kevin O'Day and others. 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The film version of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker was released in the winter of 1993. He was one of the stars of the Cole Porter musical Jubilee in a special benefit performance at Carnegie Hall in 1998.He was a visiting artist with the American Ballet Theatre and the Kirov Ballet and frequently performed as a guest star. In addition to his NYCB repertory, <mask> danced principal roles in classics such as Giselle and La Bayadere. New York City Ballet has a number of ballets choreographed by Woetzel. He choreographed two ballets for New York City Ballet. In 1998, he choreographed and starred in a new version of An American in Paris ballet for Marvin Hamlisch. In the past few years, <mask> has choreographed works for Pacific Northwest Ballet, as well as collaborating with the jookin' star Lil Buck for performances in New York, Los Angeles and Colorado. The Harvard Arts Medal was awarded to Woetzel in 2015.The Gene Kelly Legacy Award was created in honor of the 100th anniversary of Kelly's birth and was presented to <mask> in July of 2012 for his contributions to the arts as a ballet star and director of dance and music. He is a judge for the Astaire Awards and serves on the Artists Committee of the Kennedy Center. He was a juror for the Princess Grace Awards. He is a frequent speaker on the arts and arts policy. He became a member of the Knight Foundation's National Arts Advisory Committee in 2011. The New York City Center, The Clive Barnes Foundation, and The Sphinx Organization are some of the organizations that <mask> serves on. He was appointed to the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities.Education is a graduate of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. New York City Ballet Principal Dancer Heather Watts is married to <mask>. The Aspen Institute has a policy work on arts that can be found at www.aspeninstitute.org.

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title: Grand Prince Neungwon

texts: Yi Bo was a Korean Politician in the Late Joseon dynasty. He was the second son of Wonjong of Joseon and Queen Inheon of the Neungseong Gu clan. He was the brother of Injo. The future Grand Prince Neungwon was born on 15 May 1598 in Seongcheon, Pyeongan-do, Kingdom of Joseon, as the second son of Prince Jeongwon. He grew up in Hanseong-bu, his father's private residence, where he spent a brief childhood. Bo was adopted as his 1st uncle, Prince Uian, when he was 11 years old. Bo was given royal title Master Neungwon (, ) at first and later changed into <mask>eungwon () on 1608.The Prince became rank 1 after Yu Yeong-Gyeong's death in prison. After Prince Imhae was imprisoned, he became Iksawonjonggongsin rank 1 ( 1). In 1617, he was a part of the discussion on the abolition of the senior person in the palace. The other bureaucrats who participated in the discussion were punished, but he wasn't. On 13 March 1623, Injo of Joseon's big brother, Prince Neungyang, ascended the throne after making a rebellion. When Prince Neungchang was exiled to Gyo-dong on charges of treason in 1615, he was killed and died there. If the youngest brother was dead, their father, Wonjong was so upset that he drank alcohol and died at 40 years old.Neungwon became an officer in Sodeokdaebu in the same year. The servant of Neungwon's adopted father was beaten and killed in March 1625 during Injo's 3rd year reign. Injo only believed the words of the servants who betrayed him and didn't conduct the investigation fairly, so he ordered the ministers to leave. Injo apologized for being too excessive after the two of them filed an appeal for fear that the state's words would be blocked. On November 28, 1625, when his mother, Lady Gyewoon, became critically ill, Injo made a special offer to Neungwon. Neungwon became the resident after their mother passed away. Many ministers argued that Neungwon, who had already been adopted by Prince Uian, couldn't be Lady Gyewoon's resident.Neungwon had to divorce his wife, Lady Yu, because her father failed in his attempt to make Prince Inseong, the first son of Seonjo of Joseon and Royal. He initially refused, but later demoted her to be his concubine. She can still live in his home. When Injo was concerned about his small house, he gave him a special palace in Yihyeon, Hanseong-bu. Neungwon became Somuwonjonggongsin rank 1 on 17 September 1628, after Injo's 5th year reign. After Injo's ascension to the throne, their father was honoured as King Wonjong and their mother was honoured as Queen Inheon. On 4 May 1623, Injo's 10th year reign, he was honoured as Grand Prince Neungwon along with his younger brother who died as Grand Prince Neungchang.He received some of the envoys from Dorgon, who was the Prince regent of the Qing dynasty. After Sim Gi-won's rebellion case ended, Neungwon became Yeonggukgongsin and then Yeonggukwonjonggongs. The Politician Yi Jin-Yong and the playwright Yi Hae-Rang were famous figures of his group. Since the Prince's 1st uncle adopted him, his group was sometimes called the <mask> Faction. He died at the age of 57 years old and was buried in Nokchon-ri, Hwado-eup. The theory of Cheokhwa was claimed by him along with Gim Sang-Heon, who was a presiding officer at the time. After his father-in-law was punished and exiled, he faced his wife and cried.It was said that he lived happily ever after. <mask>'s family had 20 grandchildren and 45 middle-grandsons. Song Siyeol and Jo Sa-U wrote his Sindo. Younger brother - Yi Jeon, Grand Prince Neungchang. Sister-in-law - Grand Princess Consort Gu of the Neungseong Gu clan. Yi Hyeong, <mask>, <mask>n, and Lady Yi Ye. The Cultural Heritage Administration of the Republic of Korea made a report on 115 on 16 September 2002. External links can be found in Encykorea.June 5, 2021. 1598 births and 1656 deaths of Korean people.

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title: Joseph Johnson (publisher)

texts: <mask> was an influential 18th-century London bookseller and publisher. His publications had a wide range of opinions on important issues. <mask> is best known for publishing the works of radical thinker such as Mary Wollstonecraft, William Godwin, Thomas Malthus, datememe datememe datememe, as well as religious dissenters such as <mask>, Anna Laetitia Barbauld, Gilbert Wakefield, and George Walker. <mask>'s publishing business focused on religious works. He became friends with many people over the course of his life, one of which was the artist Henry Fuseli. <mask> published important works in medicine and children's literature in the 17th and 18th century. <mask> helped shape the thought of his era not only through his publications, but also through his support of innovative writers.The regular attendees of his weekly dinners became known as the "Johnson Circle" because he fostered the open discussion of new ideas. In the 1790s, <mask> aligned himself with the supporters of the French Revolution, and published an increasing number of political pamphlets, as well as a journal, the Analytical Review, which offered British reformers a voice in the public sphere. He was indicted on charges of seditious libel for publishing a pamphlet. After spending six months in prison, <mask> published fewer political works. In the last decade of his career, <mask> did not seek out many new writers, but he was successful by publishing the works of authors such as William Shakespeare. John Aikin said that <mask> was the father of the booktrade. He was the most important publisher in England for his promotion of young writers, his emphasis on publishing inexpensive works directed at a growing middle-class readership, and his advocacy of women writers at a time when they were viewed with skepticism.<mask> was the second son of <mask> and his wife Rebecca Turner. <mask> was marked by religious Dissent from the beginning of his life, as two of his mother's relatives were prominent Baptist ministers. One of the most important commercial ports in England was at the time of <mask>'s youth, and it was fast becoming a bustling urban centre. Dissent and commercialism were central to <mask>'s character throughout his life. At the age of fifteen, <mask> was apprenticeshipd to George Keith, a London bookseller who specialized in publishing religious tracts. Gerald Tyson, <mask>'s major modern biographer, explains that it was unusual for the younger son of a family living in relative obscurity to move to London and become a bookseller. According to scholars, <mask> was indentured toKeith because he was associated with theLiverpool Baptists.It is believed that the two remained friendly after <mask> started his own business, as they both published works together later in their careers. After completing his apprenticeship, <mask> opened his own business, but he struggled to establish himself, moving his shop several times within one year. The Complete Pocket-Book and Gentleman and Tradesman's Daily Journal for the Year of Our Lord were two of his early publications. <mask> outsold his rivals by publishing his earlier and cheaper pocketbooks. As a religious Dissenter, <mask> was interested in publishing books that would improve society and he continued to sell these profitable books until the end of the 1790s. His book list was dominated by religious texts. As <mask> became successful and his reputation grew, other publishers began including him in congers, syndicates that spread the risk of publishing a costly or inflammatory book among several firms.<mask> formed two friendship that would shape his life the rest of his life. 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Johnson's success as a publisher can be explained in large part by his association with Priestley, as he published dozens of books with him and introduced him to many other Dissenting writers.The works of many Dissenters, including the poet, essayist, and children's author, Anna Laetitia Barbauld, and her brother, the physician and writer, John Aikin, were issued by <mask>. The relationship between the Academy and the bookseller was useful. Not only did many of the tutors send occasional manuscripts for publication, but also former pupils often sought him out to issue their works. <mask> made himself known to an even larger network of Dissenting intellectuals, including those in the Lunar Society, which expanded his business further. <mask> was trusted enough by Priestley to handle the logistical aspects of his entry into the Royal Society. <mask> and B. Davenport formed a partnership after <mask> moved his business to 8 Paternoster Row. The firm of Johnson and Davenport published many religious works that were "rigidly Calvinistic", so they were attracted by mutual beliefs.In the summer of 1767, Davenport and <mask> parted ways, and scholars theorize that it was because <mask>'s religious views were becoming more unconventional. <mask> didn't need to struggle to establish himself as he had early in his career. He published nine first editions himself and thirty-two works in partnership with other booksellers within a year. The Chapter Coffee House was the center of social and commercial life for publishers and booksellers in 18th-century London, and he was a part of it. Major publishing ventures had begun at the Chapter. <mask> and John Payne published 50 titles the following year. The firm published more works under <mask> and Payne.<mask> did not publish works to enrich himself. The Theological Repository, a financial failure that fostered open debate of theological questions, was a project that appealed to <mask>. Although the journal lost money in the 17th century, he was willing to publish it again in 1785 because he endorsed its values. The late 1760s was a time of growing radicalism in Britain, and although <mask> did not participate in the events, he helped the speech of those who did by publishing works on the election of John Wilkes and the American colonies. <mask> published mostly religious works and occasionally a travel narrative despite his interest in politics. Tyson writes that in the first decade of his career <mask>'s significance as a bookseller was derived from a desire to provide dissent. Fire <mask> was on the verge of success when his shop was destroyed by fire.The first printing of his Remarks on the Writings and Conduct of J. J. Rousseau was lost when Fuseli was living with <mask>. <mask> and Payne ended their partnership. <mask> published some of Payne's works after the separation. After fire destroyed his shop and goods, <mask> re-established himself at 72 St. Paul's Churchyard, the largest shop on the street of booksellers. <mask> told a friend that his friends came about him, and set him up again. According to an early 19th-century biography, Mr. <mask> was so well known, and had been so highly respected, that on this unfortunate occasion, his friends with one accord met, and contributed to enable him to begin business again. He thinks that Priestley helped him since they were close friends.<mask> started publishing works by Dissenters after reopening his business. <mask> published more specifically Unitarian works, as well as texts advocating religious toleration, starting in the 1770s. Dissenters were able to spread their beliefs easily because he supplied provincial publishers with religious publications. The civil rights of Dissenters were restricted by the Test and Corporation Acts. Nearly one-third of the works on the issue were published by <mask> in a six-year period. He published pro-repeal literature when repeal bills were introduced in Parliament. The first Unitarian chapel in London was founded by <mask>.With some difficulty, <mask> obtained the building for Essex Street Chapel, with the help of John Lee, who later became Attorney-General. <mask> published Lindsey's inaugural sermon, which sold out in four days, in order to take advantage of the opening of the new chapel. Throughout his life, <mask> continued to attend and participate in this congregation. Lindsey and John Disney were two of <mask>'s most active writers. In the 1780s, <mask> continued to advocate Unitarianism and published a series of controversial writings by Priestley arguing for its legitimacy. <mask>'s philosophy of open debate and religious toleration was supported by these writings. The Society for Promoting the Knowledge of the Scriptures was founded by <mask> to release new worship materials and commentaries on the Bible.The British and Foreign Unitarian Association is publishing. The works of Dissenters, Anglicans, and Jews were also published by <mask>. The common thread was religious toleration. He published the Reverend George Gregory's English translation of Bishop Robert Lowth's seminal book on Hebrew poetry. Essays Historical and Moral and Sermons with Thoughts on the Composition and Delivery of a Sermon were written by Gregory. Gregory was a kind of author that <mask> preferred to work with. Helen Braithwaite writes that <mask>'s approach was seen by his opponents as inherently permissive, opening the door to all forms of questioning and scepticism, and at odds with the stable virtues of established religion and authority.<mask> became involved in publishing tracts and sermons in defense of the American revolutionaries as a result of his association with British Dissenters. He began by reading the Address to Protestant Dissenters of All Denominations, on the Approaching Election of Members of Parliament, which urged Dissenters to vote for candidates that guaranteed the American colonies' freedom. Fast Day sermons by Joshua Toulmin, George Walker, and Newcome Cappe were published by <mask>. According to Braithwaite, <mask>'s decision to publish so much of this material indicates that he supported the political position it advocated. Richard Price's Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty is said to be the most influential English defence of the colonists. In a year, over 60,000 copies were sold. The American colonies were in rebellion by the time <mask> issued the first political works of Benjamin Franklin in England.<mask>'s ties to the revolution were mostly through Dissenters. The works published by <mask> emphasized both colonial independence and the rights for which Dissenters were fighting, "the right to petition for redress of grievance, the maintenance and protection of equal civil rights, and the inalienable right to liberty of conscience". Scientific and medical texts began to be published by <mask> after 1770. John Hunter's A Natural History of the Human Teeth, Part I was one of the most important because it elevated dentistry to the level of surgery. <mask> supported doctors when they questioned the efficacy of cures, such as with John Millar in his Observations on Antimony, which claimed that Dr James's Fever Powder was not effective. John Newbery made a lot of money from selling this patent medicine and it was a risky publication for <mask>. The Laws Respecting Women, as they Regard Their Natural Rights, which is an explication for the layperson, was published in 1777 by <mask>.The ultimate value of the book is that it gives women the knowledge of their legal rights in situations where they have traditionally been vulnerable. Laws Respecting Women is sometimes credited to Elizabeth Chudleigh Bristol, known for her bigamous marriage to the 2nd Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull after having previously privately married Augustus John Hervey. This publication foretold <mask>'s efforts to promote works about women's issues, such as A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, and his support of women writers. <mask> contributed a lot to children's literature. The revolution in the newly emerging genre was spawned by his publication of Lessons for Children. A generation of authors, such as Sarah Trimmer, were inspired by its plain style and mother-child dialogue. <mask> encouraged other women to write in this genre, such as Charlotte Smith, but his recommendation always came with a caveat of how difficult it was to write well for children.Smith could not use his time and extraordinary talents more usefully for the public and his self than in writing books for children and young people, but I am very sensible it is extreamly difficult to acquire that simplicity of style. The publication of their juvenile library was advised by him. <mask> helped sponsor the translation and publication of popular French works such as L'Ami des Enfans and encouraged the writing of British children's literature. John Hewlett's introduction to spelling and reading, William Nicholson's introduction to natural philosophy, and John Bonnycastle's An introduction to Mensuration and Practical were all published by <mask>. <mask> published a number of

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title: Joseph Johnson (publisher)

texts: books on education and childrearing. <mask> became an established publisher by the end of the 17th century. His home became the center of a radical and stimulating intellectual milieu when Dissenters sought him out.He was respected as a publisher because he was willing to publish multiple opinions on issues. Although he was an anti-slavery activist, <mask> also published works in favor of the slave trade, but he also published works critical of the practice. <mask> achieved success in the 1780s, he did well financially and his firm published more books. Although <mask> had begun his career as a cautious publisher of religious and scientific tracts, he was now able to take more risks and he encouraged friends to recommend works to him, creating a network of informal reviewers. <mask> had only one assistant and never took on an apprentices. Two relatives helped him in the last years of his life. The poet William Cowper was published by <mask> once his financial situation became secure.At a time when authors were often forced to take on the risk of publication, <mask> issued Cowper's Poems and The Task at his own expense, and was rewarded with handsome sales of both volumes. Anti-thelyphora, which mocked the work of Cowper's own cousin, the Rev., was published by <mask>. Polygamy as a solution for prostitution was advocated by Martin Madan. "<mask> edited and critiqued Cowper's poetry in manuscript, much to the advantage of the poems," according to Cowper. Three years after Cowper's death in 1800, <mask> published a biography of the poet. <mask> never published a lot of "creative literature". The majority of <mask>'s literary works were religious.The most famous production in this vein was The Speaker, which went through multiple editions and spawned many imitations. During the 1780s, <mask> brought out some of his most significant works in the area of medical and scientific publications. <mask>'s friend, the physician John Aikin, said that <mask> established one of his first shops on the track of the Medical Students, where they would be sure to see his wares, which helped to establish him in medical publishing. Thomas Beddoes and Thomas Young were both published by <mask>. The children's book on birds was issued by him, as was the translation of Linnaeus's System of Vegetables. James Edward Smith was the man who brought the Linnaean system to England. John Haygarth's An Inquiry How to prevent Small-Pox was issued by <mask> in 1784.Haygarth's works promoted inoculation for the healthy, as well as quarantining for the sick, after <mask> published them. The first text of pathology devoted to that science exclusively by systematic arrangement and design was written by Matthew Baillie. <mask> also published his scientific works, such as Experiments and Observations on Different Kinds of Air, in which Priestley announced his discovery of oxygen. <mask> published the works of two people who claimed to have discovered oxygen. When Lavoisier began to publish works in France on the "new chemistry" that he had developed (which included today's modern notions of element and compound), <mask> had these translated and printed immediately despite his association with Priestley who argued strenuously against Lavoisier's new system. <mask> was the first to publish an English edition of Lavoisier's early writings on chemistry. The works increased <mask>'s visibility among men of science.<mask>'s home became a hub for radical thinkers who appreciated his open-mindedness, generous spirit, and humanitarianism. They would meet and debate at <mask>'s house in London, even if they were separated by geography. The network brought new writers to <mask>'s business and brought authors into contact with each other. John Hewlett invited Mary Hays who brought William Godwin, and John Hewlett introduced JohnNewton to <mask>. <mask> became the favourite publisher of a generation of writers and thinkers because of his broad network of acquaintances and reputation for free- thinking publications. He "stood at the very heart of British intellectual life" by bringing people together. <mask>'s circle was made up of both liberals and radicals.It was held together less by political liberalism than by a common interest in ideas, free enquiry, and creative expression. "<mask>'s circle" is usually used in the singular, but there were at least two other "circles". The first was made up of associates from London. The second consisted of <mask>'s writers from further away. More radicals would join later, including Thomas Christie. According to evidence collected from diaries, a large number of people attended <mask>'s dinners. The large number of high-profile guests, including Thomas Paine, attests to the reputation of these dinners.There are many references to these dinners in diaries and letters. In 1784, she wrote to her brother that "our evenings, particularly at <mask>'s, were so truly social and lively that we protracted them sometimes till after dark, but I am not telling tales." The conversation at one dinner focused on "monarch, Tooke, <mask>, Voltaire, pursuits, and religion" according to Godwin's records. The conversation was stimulating, but <mask> only served his guests simple meals, such as boiled cod, veal, vegetables, and rice pudding. Many of the people that met at these dinners became fast friends. The friendship between <mask> and Mary Wollstonecraft was important in both of their lives, and illustrates the active role that <mask> played in developing writing talent. She had just been dismissed from her job as a governess in Ireland and had moved back to London.She wanted to be an author in an era when there were few professional opportunities for women. An enduring and mutually supportive relationship blossomed between <mask> and Wollstonecraft after John Hewlett suggested that she submit her writings to him. He helped her with her debts, secured lodgings for her, and advanced payment on her first novel. <mask> included Wollstonecraft in his weekly soirées, where she met famous personages, such as Thomas Paine and her future husband. <mask> was regarded as a true friend by Wollstonecraft, who is believed to have written 200 articles for his periodical. She told him that he was her only friend and the only person she was intimate with after a disagreement. I have never had a father or a brother, but I have always been close to you.I thought of the instances of ill-humour and quickness and they looked like crimes. Yours, Mary. She learned French and German after <mask> offered her work as a translator. During the writing of her seminal political treatises A Vindication of the Rights of Men and A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, <mask> provided encouragement. As radicalism took hold in Britain in the 1790s, <mask> became more involved in its causes, as he was a member of the Society for Constitutional Information, which was attempting to reform Parliament. The rights of slaves, Jews, women, prisoners, Dissenters, chimney sweeps, abused animals, university students forbidden from marrying, victims of press gangs, and those wrongly accused of violating the game laws were all championed by <mask>. <mask> published 118 works of political literature in the 1790s, accounting for over half of his total political output.There were at least one anti-war and one anti-slave trade publication from <mask>. John Gabriel Stedman's Narrative, of a Five Years' expedition was one of the works <mask> published. He helped organize the publication of The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano. While <mask> focused on works about the French revolution, he also published commentary from America by Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe. During the French revolution, moderates split from radicals because of <mask>'s determination to publish political and revolutionary works. Sarah Trimmer, the children's author, lost customers, friends and writers. <mask> lost business due to his willingness to put out works that promoted the "challenging new historicist versions of the scriptures", such as those by Alexander Geddes, according to Braithwaite.The French Revolution and Paine's Rights of Man were not published by <mask>. It is difficult to determine <mask>'s political beliefs from the historical record. If <mask> had any political affiliation, it was accidental, argues Marilyn Gaull. <mask>'s liberalism is described by Gaull as a generous, open, fair-minded, unbiased defender of causes lost and won. She contends that his real contribution was as an advocate for a popular style and as a critic of contemporary knowledge. All of his writers were encouraged to use plain language so that their readers could understand them. <mask>'s association with writers such as Godwin has previously been used to emphasize his radicalism, but Braithwaite points out that Godwin only became a part of <mask>'s Circle late in the 1790s.The self-educating middle class was the target of <mask>. The Revolution Controversy began with the publication of Edmund Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France in 1790. Friends and enemies expected him to support the French Revolution because he had supported the American Revolution. His book decries the French Revolution and came as a shock to many. It sold over 10,000 copies in a few weeks despite being priced at five shillings. Dissenters felt compelled to reply. Within a couple of weeks of its publication, the Analytical Review published a summary and review of Burke's work.The Vindication of the Rights of Men was written two weeks later by Wollstonecraft. <mask> put himself at risk by issuing one of the cheapest replies to Burke. "Although there was no exception to be taken to his pamphlet when in the hands of the upper classes, yet the government would not allow it to appear at a price which would insure its circulation among the lower classes, Thomas Cooper, who had also written a response to Burke, was later informed <mask> remained at the center of the maelstrom as many others joined in. <mask> published or sold a quarter of the works responding to Burke within a year. Thomas Paine's Rights of Man was the most notable of the responses. <mask> initially agreed to publish the controversial work, but he backed out later for unknown reasons and J. S. Jordan distributed it.According to Braithwaite, <mask> was more interested in promoting the rights of Dissenters than in agreeing with Paine's republican statements. After the initial risk was taken by Jordan, <mask> published Paine's work in an expensive edition, which was not likely to be challenged at law. When Paine was arrested, <mask> helped raise funds to bail him out and hid him from the authorities. The king issued a decree against seditious writings after being alarmed by the popular appeal of Paine's Rights of Man. The effects of this law came to a head in the Treason Trials. Despite the fact that the defendants were received sympathetically by the juries, <mask> publicly distanced himself from them. In the 1790s alone, <mask> published 103 volumes of poetry, accounting for 37% of his entire output in the genre.<mask>'s firm was enriched by the works of Cowper and Darwin. The Botanic Garden was paid for by <mask> before it was released and he bought the rights to it for £800, a staggeringly large sum. Dialogues between a poet and his bookseller are contained in the poem. The poet is asked what Tyson calls "leading questions" in order to understand his theory of poetry. Although the questions of the practical-minded bookseller may be meant to parody <mask>'s manner, most likely Darwin did not have him or any other particular bookseller in mind. After the success of The Botanic Garden, <mask> published Darwin's work on evolution, Zoonomia, A Plan on the Conduct of Female Education, and the Philosophy of Agriculture and Gardening. The Temple of Nature was "horrified reviewers with its warring, factious, overly materialistic view of the universe" according to Braithwaite.<mask> continued to publish the works of Aikin and Barbauld as well as those of other poets. Most of the poets that <mask> published are not remembered today. In 1793, <mask> published William Wordsworth's An Evening Walk and Descriptive Sketches, but he remained Wordsworth's publisher until a disagreement broke out in 1799. Fears of Solitude was put out by <mask>. When he was in Europe, Coleridge left his books at <mask>'s shop. The second edition of Wollstonecraft's Original Stories from Real Life and Darwin's Botanic Garden were among the engravings commissioned by <mask>. The galley proof of <mask>'s French Revolution may show a connection with a writer.<mask> is depicted in An Island in the Moon as a bookseller without aesthetic values whose repetitive questions reveal his ignorantness. As part of his effort to expose the public to more foreign-language works, <mask> translated educational texts, serious fiction, and philosophy. He promoted the translation of the works of French Girondins, such as the Outlines of an Historical View of the Progress of the Human Mind and An Appeal to Impartial Posterity, which he had released. His translation of Constanin Volney's deistic Les Ruines became a hit. Madame de Genlis is one of the most prominent French children's literature translated by <mask>. <mask>'s biggest contribution was his promotion of German-language literature. He was encouraged to publish translations of important new German authors.<mask> was one of the few British publishers who translated German moral philosophy in the 1790s, and his most important translation was the work of Herder. Most of <mask>'s translators followed the 18th-century practice of freely adapting their

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