title: Rebekah Jones

texts: <mask><mask> is an American who uses geographic information system (GIS) data science to track hurricanes and climatology. She was fired from her job at the Florida Department of Health in May 2020 due to her refusal to hide COVID-19 data, despite using geographic information system software to create the dashboard. <mask> was granted protection from the Florida Office of Inspector General in May of 2021. She intends to run against Matt Gaetz for Florida's 1st congressional district as part of the United States House of Representatives elections in Florida in 2022. <mask> graduated cum laude from the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications with a degree in journalism and earth science. She won an award from the Association of American Geographers when she received a dual master's degree in geography and mass communication from Louisiana State University. In 2015, her research on "Quantifying Extreme Weather Event Impacts on the Northern Gulf Coast Using Landsat Imagery" was published in the Journal of Coastal Research.<mask> was a graduate student in the Department of Geography at Florida State University from 2016 to the present where she completed course work and was working on her thesis. She joined the Florida Department of Health as a geographic information system analyst. <mask> worked for the Florida Department of Health where she helped create a presentation for Hurricane Michael. The Florida Department of Health's dashboard was created using Geographic information system software. <mask> was fired from her position at the Florida Department of Health. <mask> said that state officials pressured her to align case data with Florida's goal to reopen the state. The Miami Herald reported that "Sworn affidavits from Department of Health leaders acknowledge <mask>' often-denied claim that she was told to remove data from public access."The AP reported that <mask> was fired because of her public remarks, and that her supervisor warned her not to discuss her work without permission. Her supervisor was told to fire her after the warnings were ignored. <mask> was fired on May 18 after sending an unauthorized email to researchers and other data recipients that suggested her reassignment should cast doubt on the data's integrity. Her initial allegations amounted to disagreements about the method by which the state computed test positivity rates which had been previously announced on April 24, as well as a state policy on reopening of rural counties, which was permitted under federal guidelines. <mask> said that the state ordered her to remove positive test results. The Department of Health responded that the dates <mask> referred to were event dates, which correspond to dates when individuals may have come into contact with the virus, rather than dates when they tested positive. <mask>' dashboard was criticized for counting non-resident deaths, for counting virus tests, and for including antibody tests.The Governor of Florida said that she did not provide any evidence. The governor's spokesman said that she was dismissed for making decisions on her own. In a column for the National Review, Charles C. W. Cooke challenged her claims. <mask> launched a data dashboard for the state of Florida after she was fired. The state counted the number of tests administered for a given individual, while her dashboard counted the number of individuals tested. The Florida Office of Inspector General granted formal protections to <mask>. Some of her claims have been challenged, but she is often described as a whistle blower.On December 7, 2020, at 8:30 a.m., state police executed a search warrant on <mask>' home and took her electronic devices. The video was taken from a home security camera. The warrant was issued because <mask> was suspected of hacking into a Florida Department of Health computer system and sending an unauthorized message to members of the State Emergency Response Team. The alleged statement urged people to speak up. <mask> denied sending the message in a press interview. She stated that the authorities seized only her personal electronic devices and not other electronics in her house that could have been used to send the message, so she doesn't think she was the target of the investigation at all. On January 16, 2021, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement issued an arrest warrant for <mask> after she was accused of illegally breaching state systems and sending a message to state employees telling them to speak out.<mask> stated that she was not allowed to speak to the media because it could result in the police "stacking" additional charges. <mask> tested positive for carbon dioxide after turning herself in to the police. <mask> filed a lawsuit against the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and Commissioner Rick Swearingen, accusing them of using a "sham" search warrant to retaliate against her. She claimed that one of the FDLE agents grabbed her "without consent, authorization, or legitimate basis" while she was in her home. She alleged that the FDLE violated her First Amendment free speech rights by confiscating her personal cell phone and computers. Attorneys for <mask> sought damages and a jury trial, stating in the 19-page lawsuit that "They entered her home with guns drawn, terrorizing her family." According to court records, <mask> dropped her lawsuit against the Florida Department of Law Enforcement on February 6, 2021.Body cam footage was later released by FDLE, but it did not show the officers entering the house, as seen in the footage from <mask>' home security cameras. She was suspended from the social network in June of 2021. The Governor's office welcomed the suspension and accused <mask> of spreading "defamatory conspiracy theories". In May of 2021, <mask> announced that she wouldn't run for congress in either Maryland or Florida because she didn't feel well prepared to run in Maryland and she didn't feel safe running in Florida. She announced her intention to run against Gaetz in the elections in November of 2022. <mask> ran for Florida's first congressional district. Due to voting and election laws signed by Governor Desantis, she had to change her filing to run as a Democrat.Daniel Ellsberg endorsed her campaign. <mask> has had criminal charges. At the time of the police raid, <mask> was facing an active misdemeanor charge on allegations of cyberstalking a former student of hers who was a romantic partner and publishing sexual details about their relationship online. She was fired from her Florida State University teaching position for threatening to give her romantic partner's roommate a failing grade. 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title: William Beckford of Somerley

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texts: <mask> was an English-West Indian slave-owner in Jamaica and an author of works on Jamaican topography and conditions in slavery. He was educated in England, lost his father at the age of 10, and then graduated from Oxford University with a Grand Tour. He took over his estates in western Jamaica at the age of 21. After he married and moved to Jamaica to supervise his affairs personally, he became preoccupied with the welfare and conditions of the African and Creole workers in his estates. He had too open and naive a nature to survive as a businessman and 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 When he returned to England in 1787, he was thrown into a debtors' prison, where he wrote and published two books about Jamaica. He argued that the dismantling of the system would lead to greater deprivations, because he advocated reform at every level, in transportation, domestic welfare, working conditions and management, and rights before the law.He devoted his last years to writing both prose and poetry, even though he lost his estates due to the adjustment of his debts. His contribution to the History of France has to be understood in the light of the French Revolution and the fall of Robespierre, because he is a member of a highly privileged class. <mask> was the son of <mask> and his friend Elizabeth Hay and was born in Jamaica in 1744. His paternal grandparents were the Lord Mayor of London in 1762 and 1769, and his maternal grandparents were the Governor of Jamaica in 1702, after whom Petersfield in Westmoreland Parish is named. The year was 1692. Elizabeth was the sister of the 2nd Earl of Effingham. <mask> of Somerley was the son of <mask> the Lord Mayor and <mask>, son of Julines <mask>.Richard took his B.A. after graduating from Balliol College, Oxford. University College in 1731. The Penn, which he purchased from his brother Julines, was one of the estates he owned in Westmoreland Parish. Richard was an M.P. The Prime Warden of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths was in charge of the London ward of Farringdon Without. <mask> came to England at the age of 5 and went to school under the guidance of the Revd. Dr. Wilson is from Suffolk.Dr Wilson was the Vicar of Holy Trinity at Bungay for 40 years. <mask> was a young boy when his father died. Richard left his Jamaican estates in trust for his son <mask>. In 1756, the sole administration of the estates was taken over by Captain Thomas Collett, who was a merchant in the West India trade from 1723 to 1774. <mask> was created M.A. after graduating from Balliol College, Oxford, at the age of 17. In April 1755. In 1764, Uncle Julines <mask> died.<mask> went on a "scientific excursion" in Europe with Patrick and the Revd., travelling in France, Switzerland and Italy. <mask>e. In 1773, a series of letters to his friend <mask> were published in a two-volume work. This was in many subsequent editions. In his introduction, he writes that he has edited the original letters only slightly, to preserve their liveliness, and declares them to be a monument of his friendship with the gentleman to whom they are addressed. <mask> was in Rome in May 1770 with <mask>, who was an agreeable young gent, and Dr Charles Burney, who was there to collect information for his General History of Music. <mask> met Leopold Mozart, who mentioned the fact in a letter to his wife.<mask>'s cousin <mask> adopted a child named Muzio Clementi, who was later taken to England by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. <mask> stayed in England and took a long lease on Somerley Hall, a progenitor of the present Somerleyton Hall, even though he was possessed of four sugarcane plantations. He wasn't acknowledged in the will of his uncle, who had many of his own children to provide for. <mask>'s first cousin, Miss (Charlotte) Hay, a minor, was one of the daughters of Thomas Hay, a former Secretary of Jamaica, who died in 1769. The wedding was conducted by <mask> by special licence in the chapel of Lambeth Palace with the consent of George Ramsay and others, her lawful guardians. In the time of the brothers Sir Thomas and the Revd Sir Ashurst Anguish, alias Allin, and their family seat at Somerley, <mask> and <mask> had settled in Jamaica. <mask> was invited by the deputy-mayor of Great Yarmouth to stand for parliament as a MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzEIn June 1777, <mask> stood against Townshend with the support of the town's Dissenting interest. <mask> and Mrs <mask> traveled to Jamaica in 1774 to inspect his estates. They lived on the estate near Savanna-la-Mar. George Robertson, an artist who had encouraged his career in London, was with them. The most ambitious views of Jamaica published in the 18th century were produced by Robertson. The <mask>s took with them the artist Philip Wickstead, who had studied with <mask> in Italy from 1768 to 1773, and remained in Jamaica until the <mask>s returned to England in 1786–87. <mask> describes a group portrait of a holeing gang which was destroyed in the storm of 1780.A West Indian, a man of taste and learning, was described by Robert Charles Dallas as a visitor to Beckford at Hertford. He was able to enjoy the patronage of merit and the luxury of doing good because of a princely fortune. He enjoys true and domestic happiness in his family. As a man of the world, he is accomplished, mild, and pleasing; as a friend, sincere; as a husband, delicate and affectionate; as a brother, warmly attached; as a master, tender and humane; as a man of business, alas! He was misled by the goodness of his own heart. The town of Savanna-la-Mar, which was dependent on Beckford's estates, was devastated by the October 1780 Hurricane, as it was swept away by an inundation. <mask> returned to England as a debtor after 13 years in Jamaica due to poor business advice, corrupt merchants who exploited his trust, and unstinted generosity.He took a post-chaise from the coast for London despite the suggestion that he should return to England via France. He was taken to the debtor's prison because he was befriended by a man who gave him directly into the hands of the bailiffs. Pictures, marbles and other objects belonging to <mask> of Somerley were sold at Christie's in January 1789. <mask> was in the Fleet Prison for three years, and decided to use his time there to write about subjects that he already knew. The first of his prison books, Remarks upon the Situation of Negroes in Jamaica, was written in February 1788 and was published in June of that year. The book was originally intended for private circulation and was based on his own observations. The age in which he speaks of the enslaved peoples and their character is the one in which the movement for freedom was gaining steam.He appealed to the importance of maintaining civilized, humane standards of management, health, social organization and justice for those populations. He argued that abandoning or attempting to dismantle the system would result in greater suffering and degradation. <mask> received a letter of dedication from the Master of the King's Musick. A Descriptive Account of the Island of Jamaica was published in 1790 and was written from the Fleet. A description of contemporary life in Jamaica was contained in a two-volume work. Remarks upon the cultivation of the sugar-cane, throughout the different seasons of the year, and chiefly considered in a picturesque point of view, are included in the subtitles. This he dedicated, with permission, to the Duke of Dorset, acknowledging "that friendship which was the delight of my early days, the pride of my advanced years, and which has been a comfort to me in my present hours of mortification", dating this and his introduction from the Fleet<mask>'s life in Jamaica is contained in this work. <mask> made the following observation in the second volume of this work: "It is customary with the liberal creditor to suffer the indebted planter to reside upon his mortgaged premises, to superintend the white people, and to dispose of his rum to discharge the contingencies." To be, forbidden the least interference with his concerns, to be proceeded against to the utmost remnant of his means, to be deprived of common subsistence, and to behold all at once a man become his master. <mask> refers to his friendship with Dr Charles Burney in this work. In October 1791, Dr Burney wrote that his son-in-law Charles Rousseau Burney, a very accomplished harpsichordist and violinist, was in the habit of visiting <mask> in the Fleet once a week to dine with him and play to him. Dr. Burney wrote to his daughter that he was reading Mr <mask>'s account of Jamaica. My heart goes out to him at every page.I respect him more for his genius and misfortunes now that I know he was a good man. I will try to get Sir Joseph Banks and Sir Joshua Reynolds to visit him there with me. He was released in a state of despair. <mask>'s historical work, A History of France, from the Most Early Records to the Death of Louis XIV, was published in London in four volumes after the fall of Robespierre in Paris in 1794. The "ancient" part was written by <mask> and the "modern" part was written by an English gentleman in Paris. <mask>'s work continues down to the end of Chapter XXXIII in volume 3, and in the next chapter the narrative is resumed by the second author, whose style is slightly less. The first volume of <mask>'s History begins with an engraved Letter of Dedication to <mask>e, which states "I have always acknowledged your confidence and friendship."<mask> was able to keep $400 a year by giving up his estates in trust. The editor of the Monthly Mirror in 1799 referred to <mask> of Somerley's literary contributions, some already published and others transmitted to him by the author, which the magazine proposed to insert from time to time. <mask> died suddenly of apoplectic fit while visiting the Earl of Effingham in Wimpole Street from his own residence in Han's Place, Pimlico. He possessed a speed of poetic genius, a celerity and precision of thought, and a comprehension of mind, which excited the admiration of all who knew him. The subject was Abstruse, which did not in an instant strike upon his understanding with its full elucidation. He had never looked at a single plant as a botanist. His eye in painting was correct in the most minute degree, as was his ear in music, and his taste in architecture, for every useful and ornamental acquisition appeared in him to spring solely from intuition, while he was universally allowed to rank among the best classical scholars.In mixed companies, an unconquerable diffidence rendered him in general silent; but with a few select friends, his mind expanded, his countenance brightened, and he gave scope to conversation interesting, instructive and energetic... a heart for ever open, for ever alive to the misfortunes of others <mask> died in Bath, England at the age of 75. She is buried in a churchyard tomb monument with her sisters Elizabeth and Sarah. John Baker Hay, R.N., Captain of HMS Queen Charlotte, died in 1823. An engraving of a silhouette of <mask> of Somerley was made in 1799. The British Struggle to Abolish Slavery was written by A. Hochschild. The first part of the Sugar Dynasty is "The Slavery Business, Part 1".People imprisoned for debt William British slave owners 18th-century Jamaican people.

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title: Saint George

texts: Saint <mask> was a Christian who was venerated as a saint in Christianity. He was a soldier in the Roman army. Saint <mask> was sentenced to death for refusing to recant his Christian faith and was a member of the Praetorian Guard. He has been venerated as a military saint since the Crusades, and he became one of the most venerated saints in Christianity. He is remembered in the legend of Saint <mask> and the Dragon, as one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers and one of the most prominent military saints. Saint George's Day is celebrated on 23 April. The countries of England, Ethiopia, Georgia, Catalonia and Aragon in Spain, and Moscow in Russia have all claimed that <mask> is their patron saint.The Church of Saint George is in Israel. It is thought that <mask> was a Roman officer of Greek descent who was killed in the pre-Constantinian persecutions. Early sources give conflicting information. The Greek and Latin versions of the legend can be traced back to the 5th or 6th century. The saint's veneration dates from the 5th century to the 4th. The dragon legend was added in the 11th century. The earliest text which preserves fragments of <mask>'s narrative is found in a Greek hagiography.An earlier work by Eusebius, Church history, written in the 4th century, contributed to the legend but did not name <mask>. One of the first pieces of scholarly research to establish the saint's historicity was the work of the Bollandists. <mask> was mentioned by Pope Gelasius I as one of the saints who had their actions known only to God. The most complete version, based on the fifth-century Greek text but in a later form, survived in a translation into Syriac from about 600. A translation into English was published in 1925. <mask> was born to Greek Christian parents. <mask>'s father died for the faith when he was fourteen and his mother returned to Syria with him.<mask>'s mother died a few years later. <mask> joined the Roman army in the eastern imperial capital. <mask> was attacked by Dadianus. <mask>'s martyrdom is placed in the Diocletian persecution of AD 303 in the later versions of the Greek legend. The setting inNicomedia is inconsistent with the earliest cultus of the saint being located in Diospolis. <mask> was decapitated before the city wall. A witness convinced the empress of Rome to become a Christian as well.Christians came to honor him as a martyr after his body was returned to Lydda. The general course of the Greek legend is followed by The Latin Passio Sancti Georgii. <mask> lived and died in the area. Over the course of seven years, he was tortured more than twenty times. 40,900 pagans were converted to Christianity after his death. The Dacian was carried away in a flurry of fire after <mask>'s death. The Roman emperor Decius is known as the persecutor in later Latin versions.There isn't much information on the early life of <mask>. There seems to be no ground for questioning the historical existence of St. <mask> because of the ancient cultus, narratives of the early pilgrims, and the early dedications of churches to <mask>. The persecution of Christians by the Roman army was associated with military saints and is of undisputed historicity. Donald Attwater said that no historical particulars of his life have survived. The center of the widespread veneration for <mask> as a soldier saint was in Palestine. <mask> was probably killed there at the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth century. <mask>, or at least the legend from which the above is distilled, is based on <mask> of Cappadocia, a notorious 4th-century Roman bishop who was Athanasius of Alexandria's most bitter rival.This identification is very unlikely. Gentile Greeks killed Bishop <mask> for his taxes. J. B. This theory of Gibbon's has nothing to do with the 1906 edition of The Decline and Fall. He says that the connection of St<mask> with a dragon-slaying legend doesn't mean he's in the region of the myth. Saint <mask> is likely to have been killed before the year 290.The legend of Saint <mask> and the Dragon was first recorded in the 11th century. In the 12th century, it reached Catholic Europe. <mask>'s death was at the hands of Dacian in the Golden Legend, by the 13th-century Archbishop of Genoa Jacobus da Varagine. At the time <mask> arrived in Libya, a fierce dragon was causing panic in the city of Silene, according to the tradition. They gave two sheep each day to the dragon, but when the sheep were not enough, they had to sacrifice humans. One time the king's daughter was chosen to be sacrificed but no one was willing to take her place, the human to be sacrificed was elected by the city's own people. <mask> slayed the dragon with a lance.The king offered <mask> treasures as a reward for saving his daughter's life, but <mask> refused it and instead gave these to the poor. The people of the city were amazed at what they saw and became Christians. <mask>'s encounter with a dragon was narrated by The Golden Legend. The most familiar version of this account is William Caxton's 15th-century translation. The lance with which <mask> slew the dragon was called Ascalon after the city of Ashkelon in Israel. According to records at Bletchley Park, the name Ascalon was used by a man during World War II. The earliest sculptures of <mask> battling the dragon can be found in the Old Town of Stockholm.The depiction of the horseman with a spear overcoming evil was common during the Christian period. <mask> is included in some Muslim texts as a prophetic figure. According to Islamic sources, he lived among a group of believers who were in contact with the last apostles of Jesus. He is said to be a rich merchant who opposed the erection of Apollo's statue. <mask> was imprisoned and tortured after confronting the king. When the city was destroyed by God in a rain of fire, he exposed that the idols were possessed by Satan. Due to his popularity, Muslim scholars tried to find a historical connection to the saint.According to a Muslim legend, he was killed three times but resurrected each time. In the Persian version of al-Tabari, he resurrects the dead and makes trees grow. The world is covered in darkness after one of his deaths. The queen is put to death because he was able to convert her. He prays to God to allow him to die. According to Al-Thalabi, he was from Palestine and lived in the time of Jesus. He was killed many times and then resurrected.When the king tried to starve him, he touched a piece of dry wood brought by a woman and turned it green, with varieties of fruits and vegetables growing from it. The city was burned along with him after his fourth death. The crucifixion of Jesus is similar to the death of Ibn al-Athir, as he stated, "When he died, God sent storms and thunder and lightning and dark clouds, so that darkness fell between heaven and earth, and people were in great wonderment." The account says that the darkness was lifted after his resurrection. The church of Eusebius was consecrated to a man of the highest distinction during the reign of Constantine the Great. The region east of the Black Sea is not mentioned in the Syriac Breviarium, but the veneration of <mask> spread from Syria Palaestina through Lebanon to the rest of the Byzantine Empire. <mask> was canonized as a saint by Pope Gelasius I in 494, making him the first saint of the Christian Western Roman Empire.There was a cult of the saint in Palestine. De Situ Terrae Sanctae is the first description of the pilgrimage site where <mask>'s relics were venerated. At the end of the 6th century, the center of his veneration shifted to Cappadocia. The life of Saint Theodore of Sykeon was written in the 7th century. By the time of the Muslim conquests of the Middle East, a basilica dedicated to <mask> existed. Each year on November 3, the feast of the translation of the relics of Saint <mask> is celebrated in the church that was built in 1872. The 8th-century monk Bede mentioned him among the martyrs.The legend in Old High German was composed in the late 9th century. The church at Fordington is mentioned in Alfred the Great's will, which is the earliest dedication to the saint in England. <mask> was obscured by Edward the Confessor, the traditional patron saint of England, until in 1552 during the reign of Edward VI. Belief in an appearance of <mask> helped the Franks at the Battle of Antioch in 1098 and the following year at Jerusalem. The chivalric military Order of Sant Jordi d'Alfama was established by king Peter the Catholic from the Crown of Aragon in 1201, Republic of Genoa, Kingdom of Hungary, and by Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor. Edward III put his Order of the Garter under the banner of <mask>. During the Hundred Years' War, the English invoked <mask> as a battle cry.In his rise as a national saint, <mask> was aided by the fact that he had no connection with England and no specific shrine like that of Thomas Becket. <mask> was a model of chivalry in works of literature after the Crusades. The Legenda Sanctorum, also known as the Golden Legend, was compiled in the 13th century. The story of <mask> is one of the 177 chapters. The book became a top seller after the invention of the printing press. The official elevation of <mask>'s feast to a festum duplex at a church council in 1415, on the date that his martyrdom became associated with, codified the establishment of <mask> as a popular saint and protective giant in the West. There was wide latitude from community to community in celebration of the day across late medieval and early modern England, a token of the popular and vernacular nature of <mask>'s cultus.Saint George's Day was one of the holidays that continued to be observed after the English Reformation. The relics of <mask>, the patron saint of the parish, were given to the church in SoJorge. The anniversary of its foundation was celebrated during the celebrations. The Bishop of Funchal brought the relics. <mask> is a saint and prophet in the Middle East. He has a personality that combines biblical, Quranic and other mythical heroes. In his 1907 book Folklore of the Holy Land: Muslim, Christian and Jewish, J. E. Hanauer mentioned a shrine in the village of Beit Jala, which was frequented by Christians.The monastery was a sort of madhouse according to Hanauer. Deranged persons of all the three faiths are taken to the court of the chapel, where they are kept for forty days on bread and water, the Eastern Orthodox priest at the head of the establishment, or administered a whipping. In the 1920s, according to the Mohammedan Saints and Sanctuaries in Palestine, nothing seemed to have changed, and all three communities were still visiting the shrine and praying together. The place was visited by Dalrymple in 1995. The Christian Quarter in Jerusalem was very much alive when I asked around. With all the great shrines in the Christian world to choose from, it seemed that when the local Arab Christians had a problem, they preferred to seek the intercession of <mask> in his little shrine at Beit Jala rather than praying at the Church of the Holy. He asked the priest if there were many Muslims at the shrine.The priest said, "We get hundreds!" As many as the Christian pilgrims. Muslims are all over the floor, in the aisles, up and down, when I come in. "The Mahommedans who usually identify St. <mask> with the prophet Elijah, at Lydda, confound his legend with one about Christ himself," said G. A. Smith in his Historic Geography of the Holy Land. They have a tradition that Jesus will slay Antichrist by the gate of Lydda. The idea came from a bas-relief of <mask> and the Dragon on the church. 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title: Saint George

texts: Christian, Muslim, and Druze folk piety. Childless Muslim women used to visit the shrine to pray for children, according to Samuel Curtiss, who visited an artificial cave dedicated to him. The priests of the Church of St. George chain the sick to a chain for overnight or longer for healing. Muslims and Christians want this.According to Elizabeth Anne Finn's Home in the Holy land, the mosque of Nabi Jurjis, which was restored by Timur in the 14th century, contained the tomb of <mask>. The Mosque of the Prophet Sheeth and the Mosque of the Prophet Younis were destroyed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. The mosques have become places for apostasy. The patron saint was <mask>. He was revered by both Christian and Muslim communities. The wall paintings of Krk Dam Alt Kilise are dated between 1282 and 1304. The Seljuk Sultan Mesud II and Byzantine Emperor Androncius II are also named in the inscriptions, which depict him as a mounted knight.There is a shrine attributed to prophet <mask>. The tombs of prophet <mask> and prophet Jonah are located in the city. The feast of <mask> is on 23 April. The rank of "Semidouble" was given in the calendar of 1568. Pope John XII's 1960 calendar had the rank reduced to "Commemoration", while Pope Pius XII's 1955 calendar had the rank reduced to "Simple". It appears to be an optional memorial since Pope Paul VI's 1969 revision. If it falls between Palm Sunday and the Second Sunday of Easter inclusive, it is transferred to the Monday after the Easter Sunday.<mask> is referred to as a "great Martyr" by the Eastern Orthodox Church. His major feast day is on 23 April. The feast is celebrated on Easter Monday if it occurs before Easter. The Russian Orthodox Church celebrates two more feasts in honor of <mask>. The consecration of a cathedral dedicated to him in Lydda during the reign of Constantine the Great takes place on 3 November. The relics of <mask> were transferred when the church was consecrated. On 26 November, there is a church dedicated to him in Kiev.<mask>'s day is celebrated in Bulgaria when it is customary to slaughter and roast a lamb. <mask>'s day is a public holiday. <mask> is referred to in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina by the Serbian Orthodox Church. <mask>'s day is celebrated on 6 May among ethnic Serbs. In Egypt, the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria refers to <mask> as the "Prince of Martyrs" and celebrates his martyrdom on the 23rd of Paremhat of the Coptic calendar, equivalent to 1 May. On the seventh of the month of Hatour of the Coptic calendar, the Copts celebrate the consecration of the first church dedicated to him. One of the oriental catholic churches in India is the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church.In India, the main pilgrim centers of the saint are at Aruvithura and Puthuppally, Edathua, and Edappally. The saint is celebrated at Edathua from April to May. After the flag hoisting ceremony on 27 April, the statue of the saint is taken from one of the altars and placed at the extension of the church to be venerated by devotees until 14 May. The main feast day is 7 May, when the statue of the saint is taken in a procession around the church. Intercession to <mask> of Edathua is believed to cure mental ailments and repel snakes. Mar Dionysius of Vattasseril took the sacred relics of <mask> to India in 1912 and kept them in the Orthodox seminary at Kundara. H.H.The relics were given to the churches at Puthupally and Chandanappally. On April 23, the Church of England will hold a Festival to remember <mask>. In both the Western and Eastern Christian churches, there are many Patronages of Saint <mask>. The patron saint of England is <mask>. His cross forms the national flag of England, as well as the Union Flag of the United Kingdom and other national flags containing the Union Flag, such as those of Australia and New Zealand. The saint was both the patron saint and the protectors of the royal family by the 14th century. The patron saint of Ethiopia is <mask>.<mask> killing the dragon is one of the most frequently used subjects of icons in the church. Georgia, where devotions to the saint date back to the fourth century, is not technically named after the saint, but is a well-attested back-formation of the English name. Many towns and cities around the world are. <mask> is a saint in Georgia. Orthodox churches in Georgia are named after <mask> according to the number of days in a year. After <mask> fell in battle, he was cut into hundreds of pieces and spread throughout the country. <mask> is a saint of the Mediterranean islands of Malta and Gozo.<mask> was said to have protected the Maltese during the battle with the Moors. <mask> is the patron of Victoria, the largest city in the island of Gozo. The St. George's Basilica is named after him. Devotees to <mask> in Portugal date back to the 12th century. The victory of the Portuguese in the battle of Aljubarrota was attributed to <mask>. The King of Portugal ordered that the image of <mask>, the patron saint of Portugal, be carried in the procession. The Portuguese troops hoisted the flag of <mask> in the fortresses during the 15th century."Portugal and <mask>" became the battle cry of the Portuguese troops, with "<mask>" being the battle cry of the Portuguese Navy. The Portuguese colonization influenced devotions to <mask> in Brazil. <mask> is the unofficial patron saint of the city of Rio de Janeiro and the city of So Jorge dos Ilhéus. <mask> is the patron saint of Scouts and the Brazilian Army. He was made the patron saint of the State of Rio de Janeiro in May of 2019. <mask> is revered in several Afro-Brazilian religions, such as Umbanda, where it is syncretized in the form of Ogum. The connection of <mask> with the Moon is Brazilian, with a strong influence of African culture, and in no way related to the European saint.Tradition says that the spots at the Moon's surface represent the saint, his horse and sword, and ready to defend those who seek his help. <mask> is the patron saint of the region of Aragon, in Spain, where his feast day is celebrated on April 23, known as "Da de Aragn" in Spanish. He was the patron saint of the former Kingdom of Aragon and Crown of Aragon after King Pedro I of Aragon won the Battle of Alcoraz. It is said that <mask> appeared to the Christian armies on the battlefield, helping them to regain control of the city of Huesca, which had been under Muslim control. The battle began two years earlier in 1094 and took the life of King Pedro's father. <mask> is said to have appeared at the head of the Christian cavalry with a dark red cross and descended from heaven. The Christian militia thought this was a sign of God's protection and returned to the battle field.The moors quickly abandoned the battlefield. After two years of being under siege, Huesca was liberated and King Pedro entered the city. Huesca and Aragon adopted the cross of St. George as their personal coat of arms to celebrate their victory. King Pedro aided the military leader and nobleman, El Cid, with a coalition army from Aragon in the long reconquest of the Kingdom of Valencia. The tales of King Pedro's success at Huesca and his expedition of armies with El Cid against the Moors, under the auspices of <mask> on his standard, spread quickly throughout the realm and beyond the Crown of Aragon, and Christian armies throughout Europe quickly began adopting <mask> as their protection. The Cross of St. George was embroidered on the left hand side of the tunics of the military order. The flags of all of Aragon's provinces can be seen on the Cross of St. George.Through the ages, the association of St. <mask> with chivalry and noblemen continued. The jousting events that took place at the festival of St. <mask> in Zaragoza in Aragon were mentioned by the author in his book. In Valencia, Catalonia, the Balearics, Malta, Sicily and Sardinia, the origins of the veneration of St. <mask> go back to their shared history as territories under the Crown of Aragon. The St. George's Cross is one of the highest civil distinctions in Catalonia. In 1957, the Sant Jordi Awards were awarded in Barcelona. The patron saint of Catalonia is <mask>. His cross can be seen in many buildings and flags, including the flag of Barcelona.<mask>'s life story is said to have taken place in the town of Montblanc, near Tarragona. Emperor Friedrich III founded the Order of St. George in Rome in 1469. Pope Paul II was present in honor of Saint <mask>. His son, Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg, continued the order. The order was dissolved by Nazi Germany. The order was reactivated as a European association in association with <mask> after the fall of the Iron Curtain. The development of classical heraldry in the 15th century made it fashionable to give arms to historical characters from the pre-heraldic ages.Genoa adopted the image of the red cross on a white field as their flag in the 12th century and <mask> was their patron saint. A red flag with a depiction of <mask> and the dragon is referred to in the Genovese annals as a vexillum beati Georgii. The flag is illuminated in the annals for the year 1227. The Genoese flag with the red cross was used alongside this "<mask>'s flag" from at least 1218, and was known as the cruxata comunis Janue. The flag showing the saint was the city's main war flag, but the plain cross flag was used alongside it in the 1240s. Edward III of England chose <mask> as the patron saint of his Order of the Garter, and also used a red-on-white cross in the hoist of his Royal Standard. The term "<mask> George's cross" was first associated with a plain Greek cross touching the edges of the field.The plain or <mask>'s cross was said to be the mother of all the others. <mask> is depicted in early icons, mosaics, and frescos wearing armour contemporary with the depiction executed in gilding and silver colour, intended to identify him as a Roman soldier. After the Fall of Constantinople and <mask>'s association with the crusades, he is often depicted on a white horse. On the anniversary of the Saint's death, a 2003 Vatican stamp depicts <mask> atop a white horse killing a dragon. <mask> can ride a black horse thanks to iconography in the British museum collection. In the south Lebanon village of Mieh Mieh, the Saint George Church for Melkite Catholics commissioned for its 75th jubilee in 2012 the only icons in the world portraying the whole life of <mask>, as well as the scenes of his. <mask> may be depicted with another soldier saint.The earthly manifestations of the archangels Michael and Gabriel can be seen when the two saintly warriors are mounted on horses. <mask> rides a white horse while Demetrius rides a red horse, which may appear black if it has been bituminized. <mask> can be identified by his spearing of a dragon, while Demetrius can be identified by his spearing of a human figure. The series Analecta Gorgiana 8 contains acts of Saint <mask>. Michael H. Burgoyne was born in 1976. The Muslim Monuments of Jerusalem have a chronological index. The architecture of Jerusalem.The British School of Archaeology is in Jerusalem. The name of the person is Enriko. 1991. <mask> was in Georgian literature. Tbilisi, Georgia is where Armazi is located. Good, Jonathan, 2009. There is a book about the cult of Saint <mask> in England.C. Grant, was written by Loomis. White Magic is an introduction to the folklore of Christian Legend. In 2000. In Ottoman Jerusalem: The Living City, there is an architectural survey. The Altajir World of Islam Trust was edited by Sylvia Auld and Robert Hillenbrand. 891–891. Whatley was editor with Anne B. Thompson and Robert K. Upchurch.The introduction to St. <mask> and the Dragon in the South English Legendary was written by <mask>. The second volume of Trichur is called 73. Archive.org has links to the English translation of the 5th century Latin legend. There are more than 125 pictures and links in the web story of <mask> from The Golden Legend and from Dragons in Art. The Martyr from Caxton's translation of the Golden Legend was

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title: Stuart Elliott (footballer, born 1977)

texts: <mask> is an English football manager and former professional player who played for 11 clubs in the Football League. He is the manager of a club. After being released by the club, he signed an apprenticeship withNewcastle United and went on to have a successful career. He was with the club for five years and was loaned out seven times. He captained the reserve team after appearing on the bench on six occasions, but never made a first-team appearance. He left the club in 2000 to join Darlington, where he played for most of the 2000–01) season. He made a brief return to the Football League in 2002 after dropping down to non-League football.He joined Grays Athletic in 2008 after playing for Northwich Victoria and York City. He started his career as a schoolboy with the youth system of the club before being released. He signed a professional contract with the club on August 29, 1995, after being offered an apprenticeship with the club. In the 1996–97 season, he was promoted to the first-team squad. Kenny Dalglish's first match as manager was in January 1997 when he was named on the substitute's bench for the first time for Newcastle. His first loan was with Hull City and he was sent off in the 90th minute of his debut in a 1–1 draw with Northampton Town. He made three appearances for Hull.He made his debut in a 3–1 defeat away to Manchester City in the First Division on the 20th of February 1998. He made two appearances. In the 1998–99 season, Gillingham was the first club to loan out <mask>, for a one-month period on 23 October 1998. He made five appearances in the Second Division for them. He joined the Third Division club on January 29, 1999. He made five appearances for the club. He made his debut for Wrexham in their 3–2 home defeat by Wigan Athletic in the Football League Trophy Northern final second leg after joining them on a loan from the Second Division.He returned to his parent club at the end of 1998–99. He was signed on loan by Bournemouth in December 1999 and made eight Second Division appearances in 1999–2000. He spent his final loan spell with Stockport County, where he made five First Division appearances. He was a first-team substitute on six occasions, but never made it onto the pitch. He became the team's captain after being a regular in the reserve team. He won the Northumberland Senior Cup for the second time after scoring a goal from 35 yards in the final against Blue Star. After failing to break into the first team, he joined a Third Division club.He made his debut in a 1–1 draw with Rochdale. He scored his first professional goal in the first round of the League Cup in 2000 against First Division teamNottingham Forest. In the second-leg on 6 September 2000, <mask> scored with a 50-yard strike from the centre circle in the 85th minute, which gave Darlington a 2–1 away win over Forest, and 4–3 on aggregate. He made 33 appearances and scored four goals before moving to Argyle on a free transfer. In 2001 he made his debut in a 3–0 home win over Third Division league leaders, and in 2000 he made 12 appearances for the Pilgrims. During the pre-season 2014–2018 2014–2018 2014–2018, he was offered a contract by the club. He signed a short-term contract with Carlisle United in August 2001 after a one-month trial.In the Third Division, he made his debut in a 0–0 draw with Leyton Orient. After making seven appearances for the team, he was released after not being offered a new contract and signed for non-League club Durham City. He made his debut in a 2–2 away draw against Boston United a day after signing for Scarborough. He was offered a week-long trial with the city after making 10 appearances and scoring one goal. He signed for the club on a non-contract basis due to financial constraints at the club after impressing for the reserves. He played in a 2–1 away victory against Macclesfield Town in the Third Division on February 2, 2002. When he signed for Merthyr Tydfil on non-contract terms in April 2002, he did not play for the rest of the season.He played in pre-season games against Manchester United and his former club, when he was at Harrogate Town. He made 12 appearances for the Town of the Football Conference before being released. His first appearance came in a 5–1 home victory over Colwyn Bay on March 8, 2003 and he finished the season with eight appearances for Harrogate. Prior to the start of the 2003– 2004 training season, he spent the pre-season with Harrow Borough of the Isthmian League's premier division. He made his debut in a 3–2 away defeat against Hitchin Town on August 16, 2003 and after making 14 appearances and scoring one goal, he was released in January 2004. He made his debut a week later as a substitute in a 1–0 defeat away to Farsley Celtic. After five appearances and one goal for Gateshead in 2004, he joined Northwich Victoria.During the 2–1 win over Woking, <mask> scored the first goal, which resulted in a lucrative FA Cup tie with Sunderland. He made 46 appearances and scored three goals for one team in the 2005–06 season. After helping the club return to the Conference National as Conference North champion, he was appointed club captain. He was cleared in April 2007, after he was accused of using racially abusive language towards a player in a match. He made 32 appearances and scored two goals, but was not named on the retained list. The opportunity to join York City came about in June 2007, despite the efforts of Northwich chairman Mike Connett, and he joined the club along with Paul Brayson on 25 June. He received a three-match ban after being sent off during his York debut in a 2–1 home defeat by Cambridge United.He was sent off on 12 April 2008 along with Tom Evans, and this was his last appearance for York. He made 46 appearances and scored three goals for York, but was released at the end of 2007. On 7 May 2008, he joined Grays Athletic. He was booked on his debut, a 3–1 away defeat by Weymouth on the opening day of 2008–09 on 9 August 2008, and picked up yellow cards in the two following matches. He scored a goal from 25 yards in the third match, which was a 2–1 home victory against Northwich Victoria. He had hernia surgery in December of 2008. He was transfer listed by the club in January 2009, with financial pressures cited as the reason.<mask> took the role of assistant manager at Grays. He came back from an injury in a win over Altrincham. He had 29 appearances and two goals. He rejoined Durham City in June of 2009, after they were promoted to the premier division. After Durham's financial problems led to all players being made available for transfer, he signed for Bedlington Terriers in September 2009, making a winning debut in the FA Vase. He was made the captain. He had a knee injury before he joined Benfield of the Northern League Division One.He signed for Ashington in the Northern League Division One on August 3, 2014. Managerial career began on February 10, when he was announced as the new manager of Newcastle Benfield. At the time Brayson was in charge, he became the assistant to the manager. Benfield beat Ashington 1–0 in his first match in charge. After leading Benfield to a 10th-place finish in the Northern League Division One, he signed a new one-year contract. His contract was extended until the end of the 2020–21 season. When he first started his career as a defender, he moved to a position in the middle of the field.He was rated by Brayson as being a tough-tacklingMidfielder with attributes of winning the ball, passing it and talking. There are career statistics for Northwich Victoria Conference North. The website was founded in 1977 by living people. The players are fromNewcastle United F.C. The players are from Hull City A.F.C. The players are from Swindon Town F.C. The players are from Gillingham F.C.The players are from Hartlepool United F.C. The players are from A.F.C. The players are from Bournemouth and County F.C. The players are from Darlington F.C. The players are from the Argyle F.C. The players are from Carlisle United F.C. The players are from Durham City A.F.C.The players are from Scarborough F.C. The players are from Exeter City F.C. The players are from Merthyr Tydfil F.C. The players are from Halifax Town A.F.C. The players are from Harrogate Town A.F.C. The players are from the F.C. The players are from Waltham Forest F.C.The players of F.C. are from Gateshead. The players are from Northwich Victoria F.C. The players are from York City F.C. The players are from Grays Athletic F.C. Bedlington Terriers F.C. The players are from Benfield F.C. The players are from Ashington A.F.C.The players are from the National League, the Northern League, and the Isthmian League. 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title: Fernão Pires de Andrade

texts: Fernam (Fern<mask> was a Portuguese merchant, pharmacist, and official diplomat under the explorer and Portuguese Malacca governor Afonso. Direct European commercial and diplomatic contact with China resumed in 1517 after his encounter with Ming China. The fall of the Yuan dynasty interrupted the period of contact between Europeans and China. The Portuguese embassy in Beijing was spoiled by events that led to an extremely negative impression of the Portuguese in China. There were false reports of the Portuguese being cannibals of Chinese children, as well as acts of his brother Simo that enraged the Chinese. The establishment of Portuguese rule over Macau in 1557 halted normalized trade between Portugal and the Ming dynasty. The "Folangji" was referred to in the archives.The Indian-Southeast Asian term ferengi is derived from the name Franques or Franks, which was a generic name for Muslims since the Crusades. The convention was adopted by the Chinese when they thought the Portuguese were related to the Muslim guides and interpreters of Ferno's first encounter. The Portuguese explorer and conqueror Afonso <mask> sailed from Cochin in India to conquer the Malacca Sultanate in 1511. According to the Portuguese historian Joo <mask>, a ship commanded by Simo Martinho was sunk by a violent storm as Albuquerque's fleet entered the vast waters between Sri Sri and Aceh. The Portuguese captured and took over five ships from Gujarat that were sailing between Malacca and Sumatra. The small fleet of Albuquerque engaged a junk ship of the Javanese "Moors" near Polvoreira, which is 160 miles from Malacca. They fought against the ship for two days.The enemy crew used tactics of lighting fire to its own ship in order to burn Albuquerque's ships. Although the ship surrendered, the Portuguese gained an admiration for the junk and its crew. The crew from Portugal asked Ferno to convince Albuquerque that they should be spared and that they should be seen by the people of Portugal who were unaware of who they were fighting. Albuquerque eventually agreed to this. While writing about Afonso <mask>'s ventures in Sumatra, Joo <mask> noted that the Chinese were the first to control trade between Sumatra and India. While Ferno <mask> was loading Southeast Asian spices onto his ship in order to sell or present them as gifts in China, two different kings were killed and their position was taken by 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The locals of this state believed that any leader who was killed by a royal kinsman would not have a divine right to rule.According to Mark Dion, Ferno wrote that a Muslim was the only acceptable replacement for the ruler in their society. The Portuguese met and traded with Chinese merchants after they conquered Malacca in 1511. The local Chinese merchants supported the Portuguese when he arrived in Malacca in 1509 to open trade relations. D'Albuquerque sent Jorge lvares to explore northward and his expedition sailed along the coast of Guangdong in 1513. The mission was followed by a trade with Chinese merchants of Canton in 1516. He gave a report on the lucrative trade in China to other Portuguese. The debate with his crew on whether to go to China or Bengal was spurred by this.King Manuel I authorized a trade mission to China in 1517 when he chose the ambassadors. In 1515, <mask> was chosen to investigate the types of pharmaceutical drugs used in East Asia for the benefit of the Portuguese and Europe. Giovanni da Empoli, a Florentine merchant who was stationed in India, was chosen to be the chief commercial agent between the Portuguese and Chinese. Giovanni died in China when the ship he was on caught on fire. The chief ambassador for the mission was Tomé <mask>, a royal apothecary who traveled to India and wrote a landmark work in 1515 on Asian trade. After they lost a ship in the Strait of Malacca, they landed at the Pearl River estuary with eight ships and negotiated with Chinese officials for possible silk and porcelain trade at Canton. <mask>'s small fleet of ships were held up for a month by the Chinese naval commander at the mouth of the Pearl River, while he waited for permission to sail upriver to Canton.The naval commander granted him pilots to assist his travel after he threatened to sail upriver without permission. When the ships sailed into Canton, they alarmed the Chinese residents and officials by discharging cannon fire, which they believed was a friendly salute since the Chinese merchants had done so when the Portuguese arrived in Malacca. Chinese officials were more cautious in dealing with the Portuguese since the deposed King of Malacca was a loyal member of the imperial court. The Portuguese explained that they were helping the Chinese merchants who were being mistreated under the Malaccan king's rule. Private Chinese overseas trade was banned under the current hai jin laws that stated only the Chinese government could conduct foreign trade. After the provincial authorities arrived at Canton, they welcomed the Portuguese with a warm reception and provided them comfortable lodgings. When he sent a ship along the Fujian coast to look for trade, he left a good impression on the Chinese, who were suspicious of him because he was a spy.After hearing of the Ryukyu Islands beauty, one of his captains named <mask> Mascarenhas was sent to explore them. In August 1519, Simo <mask> sailed from Malacca to China with a small crew on three junks. Simo made a bad impression on the Chinese when he built a fort at the center of Tuen Mun. The execution of a Portuguese and the banning of other foreigners from trading on the island drew even more attention to Simo. Simo knocked the official's hat off when he became aggressive when the Chinese official visited the island. The Chinese were offended by the idea that the Portuguese kidnapped children so they could eat them. Simo earned the Portuguese a bad reputation for buying young Chinese slaves after he offered local Chinese huge sums of money for child slaves.Portuguese authorities found some Chinese children at Diu in western India. There were no official reports of Simo's abuses, even though he stayed until September 1520, yet rumors of his behavior (which became associated with all Portuguese) reached as far as the court of Beijing, which would condemn the Portuguese for this and other reasons. Simo <mask> established settlements in the area after leaving Canton. When his men were cheated on a trade deal with a Chinese man in 1545, Simo sent a band of armed men into the town, pillaged it, and took local women and young girls as their captives. The locals slaughtered the Portuguese under Simo. When the house of a wealthy foreign resident in Jinzhou of Fujian was seized by Coelho <mask>, authorities cut off supplies to the Portuguese, and then the Portuguese attacked a nearby village for supplies, causing Chinese authorities to destroy thirteen of their ships. The embassy party left Canton in 1518 and went north with the rest of the Portuguese in January 1520.The Portuguese embassy was granted a quick audience when the <mask> Emperor was in Nanjing in May 1520. After the emperor returned to Beijing, the Portuguese embassy was sent there to wait for him. Portuguese sources tell of how the Portuguese were summoned on the first and fifteenth days of each lunar month to prostrate themselves before a wall of the Forbidden City to seek another audience with the emperor. The Portuguese embassy in Beijing heard that the emperor had the Prince of Ning executed in January 1521. The ambassadors from the exiled King of Malacca were sent to Beijing in order to get assistance from the Chinese emperor in expelling the conquering Portuguese. The Portuguese embassy in China should be rejected because of the memorial to the throne that was sent by two officials who were against the Portuguese conquest of Malacca. Canton officials told Beijing that the Portuguese were not nice to foreigners who wanted to build their own trading post.All other ceremonies, including the reception of foreign embassies, were canceled because of the death of the Zhengde Emperor. The powerful eunuch influence at court was turned against by the newly appointed Grand Secretary. The eunuchs wanted to expand commercial ties with new foreign countries despite the opinion of the officials that only foreign states should be accepted at court. The Zhengde Emperor was interested in foreign and exotic peoples and wanted to learn more about them. On the day after the emperor's death, the Portuguese embassy was forced to leave and return to Canton due to the challenge of the eunuch influence at court. In April and May 1521, five Portuguese ships docked at Tuen Mun to begin trading, but were ordered to leave once officials came to the region to announce the emperor's death. The Chinese sent a naval squadron to drive them out, sinking one ship, killing many, and taking the rest as prisoners.Chinese ships attacked two Portuguese vessels in June, but they were able to repel the attack. Three more Portuguese ships barely fended off another attack in September, the same month that Ferno and Tomé arrived back at Canton. The prisoners captured in the sea battles would not be allowed to see the prisoners captured from the Portuguese ships. In August 1522, Martim Afonso <mask> Coutinho arrived at Tuen Mun with three ships, unaware of the conflict and expecting to meet with Chinese officials on establishing consent for a Portuguese trade base in China. Two of his ships were captured in a surprise Chinese attack, while the survivors escaped back to Portugal on the third ship. The first breech-loading culverins were brought into China by these encounters and others with the Portuguese. The prisoners of these sea battles were put to death in 1523 for crimes of "robbery in the high seas" and cannibalism, while Tomé <mask> was kept prisoner so that he could write letters to the King of Portugal, the Viceroy of Portuguese India, and the Governor of MalaccaBy some accounts, Ferno <mask> <mask> died while in prison, others say he was beheaded after a court examined if his embassy was legitimate or spurious due to negative accounts of the Portuguese. Simo is the brother of Ferno <mask>. There is speculation as to the cause of death of Tomé <mask>, who died as a prisoner in China. Two survivors of this embassy were still alive when they sent letters to Malacca and Goa detailing plans for how the Portuguese could capture Canton. In 1537, there were written records of the Portuguese having three warehouses at Lampa, Shangchuan Island, and Macau, and were initially allowed there. Good relations between the Portuguese and Chinese would resume in 1549 after the Portuguese helped eliminate coastal pirates. In 1554, Leonel <mask> established positive relations through an agreement with Cantonese authorities and in 1557 the Ming court gave consent for a permanent and official Portuguese trade base at Macau.The Jesuit Matteo Ricci went to China in 1598 in order to open up the country to the west. There is a Chronology of European exploration of Asia History of Hong Kong and Macau. The Commentaries of the Great Afonso Dalboquerque, Second Viceroy of India were written in Portuguese. I. The Hakluyt society is in London. Timothy brook. The year 1998.The fusion of commerce and culture in China is called The Confusions of Pleasure. The University of California Press is in Berkeley. There is a paperback. Mansel Longworth is a Dames. The book was written by Duarte Barbosa. Asian Educational Services is in New Delhi. Mark and Dion."Sumatra through Portuguese Eyes: Excerpts from Joo <mask>' 'Decadas da Asia'," Indonesia (Volume 9, 1970): 128–162. Robert Kennaway, Douglas. They did it in (2006). Europe and the Far East. Luis Madureira is the CEO of Adamant Media Corporation. "Tropical Sex Fantasies and the Ambassador's Other Death: The Difference in Portuguese Colonialism" was published in the fall of 1994. Joseph Needham was born in 1986.Science and Civilization in China: Volume 5, chemistry and chemical technology, part 7, military technology, and the gunpowder epic. "The Discovery of the Pacific: A Suggested Change of Approach" was written by Charles E. Nowell. S. Wells, Williams. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a Being the Historical Chapters from "The Middle Kingdom" is what A History of China is about. Charles Scribner's Sons is in New York. Wills, John E., Jr.In The Cambridge History of China: Volume 8, "Relations with Maritime Europe" was written. The book was edited by Denis and <mask>. Mote. New York: Cambridge University Press. Wolff, Robert S. External links Portugal, Spain, Africa and Asia contact Explorers of Asia.

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title: James Crosby (banker)

texts: <mask> was born in March of 1956. From January 2004 to February 2006 he was the deputy chairman of the Financial Services Authority. He was the Chief Executive of HBOS until it merged with Bank of Scotland. <mask> was knighted for services to the financial industry in 2006 but offered to give up his knighthood after the official report into the collapse. His knighthood was canceled on 6 June. <mask> was born in Yorkshire. He attended the Lancaster Royal Grammar School.He continued his studies in mathematics after leaving the school. <mask> joined Scottish Amicable in 1977. He 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 <mask> joined the bank in 1994 as Managing Director of Halifax Life. <mask> became the first chief executive of the newly formed HBOS Group in 2001, five years after he became the chief executive of Halifax. In early 2006 <mask> retired as chief executive of the fourth largest bank in the United Kingdom after seven years at the helm. His position was taken by Andy Hornby.The Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards assigned some responsibility for the collapse of HBOS to <mask>, along with primary responsibility to Dennis Stevenson and Andy Hornby. <mask> was appointed as a non-Executive Director of the Financial Services Authority in January 2004. In November of 2007, he became the deputy chair and in February of 2009, he resigned. During a session of the Treasury Select Committee of the House of Commons on 10 February 2009, it was alleged that Sir <mask> had ignored warnings by his former head of Group Regulatory Risk. Moore predicted that the rapid growth of the bank would leave it vulnerable to a large number of defaults. Moore said that <mask> wrote the decision to sack him was his alone. When I was Head of Group Regulatory Risk at HBOS, I knew that the bank was going too fast, had a cultural indisposition to challenge, and was a serious risk to financial stability.The Board was prevented from having this properly minuted by the CFO because I told them to slow down. I told them that their sales culture was out of balance. I was told by the Chairman of the Audit Committee that I was doing a good job. I was dismissed by the CEO, who wrote that it was his decision and his alone. I was dismissed under the whistle blowing legislation. I was the "Good Practice Manager" for whistle blowing purposes but could not report my case to myself. <mask> resigned from his post at the Financial Services Authority in order to protect it from controversy, according to Robert Peston.There are more questions about the regulation of HBOS after the FSA released a statement that it had concerns about the bank before Moore resigned. Conflict of interests between board members of the FSA and companies it is trying to regulate is a central problem. Anthony Smith, a former member of Moore's team at HBOS, supported Moore after he accused the bank of "dumbing down". <mask> was criticized when it was found that after the takeover of HBOS, it was responsible for annual losses of over 10 billion dollars. The Shadow Chancellor said that bankers like <mask> bear a heavy responsibility for the losses of the bank. Gordon Brown appointed <mask> to lead the Government's Public Private Forum on Identity Management, a scheme designed to counter problems such as identity fraud. <mask> received a knighthood for his services to the financial industry.<mask> was appointed to head up a Working Group of mortgage industry experts to advise the Government on how to improve the functioning of the mortgage market. <mask> was appointed to lead Gordon Brown's Identity Assurance review. <mask> is a Trustee of charity Cancer Research UK. <mask> was required to appear before the British Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards on December 3, 2012 over his role in the collapse of HBOS. Sir <mask> was evasive on whether he would consider giving up his knighthood, saying that it was a'huge honour' at the time, but added: 'I am in no doubt that my reputation and achievement will never again be seen in the same light.' The former chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland was stripped of his knighthood this year. He said he didn't think he would be given permission to run a bank again.His successor Andy Hornby, who was at the helm of HBOS when it nearly collapsed in 2008, apologized for what had happened. Andy Haldane, the Bank of England's executive director in charge of financial stability, said the impact of the banking crisis was as bad as a world war. The cost of the crisis will be paid for by our children if we are fortunate. It is more likely that it will be paid for by our children. There are many reasons why the general public should be angry. Whitehall's honours forfeiture committee accepted Mr <mask>'s request to lose his knighthood. Also see Andy Hornby 2008 United Kingdom bank rescue package.

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title: Coenraad Jacob Temminck

texts: <mask> was a zoologist and museum director. <mask> was born in Amsterdam in the Dutch Republic. <mask> had a large collection of bird specimen from his father, who was the treasurer of the Dutch East India Company. <mask> was guided by his father's friend Francois Levaillant. The standard work on European birds was written by <mask>. He was the author of Histoire naturelle générale des Pigeons et des Gallinacées. The first director of the National Museum of Natural History was <mask>.He was elected to the American Philosophical Society in 1824. He was elected a foreign member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. He became a member of the Royal Institute in 1836. On January 30, 1858, <mask> died in the Netherlands. The author of descriptions of parrots is <mask>. Charles Darwin wrongly denied the existence of a tailless Mutant of a junglefowl in 1868. He believed that the junglefowl was one of six wild ancestral species of domestic fowl and that it had a single origin.Many animals were named after <mask> in the 19th century. Sepps was in Amsterdam in 1807. Naturelle générale des pigeons. Sepps, Amsterdam in the 19th century. Manuel d'ornithologie ou tableau systématique des oiseaux can be found in Europe. Sepps & Dufour were from Amsterdam. Observations sur la classification méthodique des oiseaux et remarques.Dufour is in Amsterdam and Paris. Un recueil de planches coloriées d'oiseaux. Dufour & d'Ocagne were in Paris. The Atlas des oiseaux d'Europe was written by M<mask>. Belin, Paris in the 18th century. Monographies of mammals. Dufour and d'Ocagne were from Paris.The planches coloriées d'oiseaux were recueil. Levrault was in Paris in the 18th century. A recueil général de planches peintes d'oiseaux Paris is an iconographie ornithologique. Coup-d'oeil général sur le possessions. The book was written by Arnz, Leiden 1846–49. le partie, le mammifres. Brill was born in Leiden.Las Posesiones holandesas are in India. Manila was founded in 1854. The Taxa is named after <mask> <mask>. 31,1953, p. 319–331 A.J.P. Alexander von Humboldt and <mask> <mask> are authors. The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences Members of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences are from Amsterdam.

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title: Malina Moye

texts: <mask> is an American singer-songwriter, lefty guitarist, model, actress,entrepreneur, and pioneer who combines rock and soul. <mask> is one of the first African-American left-handed upside-down female endorsee to join the Fender family. She started a record label in 2004. Bad as I Wanna Be was released in March of last year and reached the number one spot on the Blues chart for two weeks in a row and the number 19 spot on the Heatseakers chart. Parade Magazine said "<mask> has proven herself once again as an ber talented, electric guitar powerhouse." The song "Enough" was featured in the film The Samuel Project, as well as on Minnesota's KCMP The Current 89.3, an NPR station. The album was given four stars by Rolling Stone France.In 2020 her single "Enough" had a resurgence with the Black Lives Matter movement and in 2021 the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame chose to feature her as one of today's most influential artists in the "Here and Now" exhibit. <mask> was featured in a song. The music video had three million views in 48 hours and one million views in 24 hours. <mask> is the first woman of color in history to have her own line of guitar strings, thanks to a partnership with Dean Markley. After releasing her single "Girlfriend" and cross-marketing it with her new calendar "Spend 12 months With Malina Moye: Hot Fun in California Sun," she caught the attention of critics alike, who dubbed her a "Madonna-like ingénue of marketing". She was able to land her song, "Girlfriend", on the R&B Hip-Hop Sales list at number 43. <mask> was named one of the ten female guitarists in the world by Guitar World Magazine."Alone" peaked at number 10 on the R&B Hip-Hop single sales chart and remained there for twenty weeks. The song reached number 27 on the Hot 100 and number 93 on the Hot R&B Airplay chart. She has appeared on shows such as Good Morning Chicago and Weekends at the D.L. <mask> was a part of the UK documentary Stratmaster: The Greatest Guitar Story Ever Told, along with Robert Cray, Mark Knopfler, and Jimi Hendrix. <mask> has appeared on the silver screen. <mask> was invited to perform at the Robert Johnson Blues Festival as the only female singer, lefty guitarist, and last living blues musician on the roster. <mask> opened for Robin Thicke and Boyz II Men.<mask> donated her song "Hustler's Blues" to the benefit of The Prince's Trust, which she is an ambassador for, after playing at other notable festivals around the world. <mask> released Diamonds & Guitars in 2009. As part of Victoria Secret's "Life is Pink" campaign, <mask> sang the National Anthem for more than 40,000 people at a baseball game. <mask> received a proclamation from the Mayor of her hometown for her musical contributions before performing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland to honor Michael Jackson. <mask> was the first African-American woman to play the anthem on an electric guitar at a professional sports event when she did it at the sold-out Vikings/Cowboys game in her hometown of Minneapolis. <mask> wore an electric blue dress by Kevan Hall, who was named best dressed at the 52nd Grammys. <mask> was one of the headliners at the west coast's largest peace concert "Artists for Peace" in honor of Stevie Wonder.Moye was one of the best dressed at the 2012Grammy Awards. She joined the Experience Hendrix Tour as the only female guitarist with guitar greats such as Eric Johnson, Robert Randolph, Eric Gales, Brad Whitford, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Jonny Lang to honor Jimi Hendrix. Moye performed "Stop and Listen" to Berry and his wife Themetta "Toddy" Suggs at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's tribute concert in the fall. The show featured some of the biggest names in music such as Earl Slick, Steve Jordan, Lemmy Kilmister, and Joe Bonamassa. Moye signed a global marketing and distribution deal with RED Distribution, a division of Sony Music Corp. Moye performed a successful European tour promoting the first single "K-yotic" featuring Bootsy Collins from her album "Rock & Roll Baby." Moye paid tribute to the Queen of England's 60-year reign with her rendition of "God Save The Queen" at the Festival of Speed and a Royal flyover.Rock & Roll Baby was released by <mask>. The first single "K-yotic" was featured by Bootsy Collins. At No. 5 and at No. 11 on the Hot Singles Sales chart. <mask>'s record is good and brings a certain passion and feel to her guitar playing. "<mask> demonstrates once again she can play with the best of them, and she shows the influence of Hendrix, while affirming her own unique sound." The record was listed by WNKU.9 were on the Top 89 albums of the year. <mask> played her song "A Little Rough" on the Arsenio Hall Show. In 2015, <mask> appeared on the January cover of Asia's number one guitar magazine, which named her the "Queen of funk rock." Personal life in 2017: <mask> became engaged to film director. Discography Diamonds & Guitars, Rock & Roll Baby, and Bad as I Want to Be are references.

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title: Sebastian Bach

texts: <mask> is a Canadian singer who achieved mainstream success as the lead singer of the American rock band Skid Row from 1987 to 1996. He has appeared in films such as Trailer Park Boys and Gilmore Girls. He is a solo artist. He was born in the Bahamas and raised in Ontario. He is one of eight children. His brother is a hockey player. His father was a painter.He painted an inside cover for one of the solo records and an inside cover for one of the band's albums. When he heard his mother and aunt sing informally at home, he became confident in his ability to sing. When he was eight years old, he joined a church choir and found joy in singing "Gloria in Excelsis Deo" with them. He knew he would sing for the rest of his life while singing the hymn. Kid Wikkid was based in Ontario. The 14-year-old was hired by the band's leader after auditioning and being unaware of their ages. Wikkid moved back to Toronto after his dad allowed him to live with an aunt.The band started playing at various clubs around the New Jersey area in the late 1980s. Skid Row searched for a lead vocalist after Fallon left the band. At Mark Weiss's wedding, Jon Bon Jovi's parents approached him and suggested he get in touch with their son's friend, Dave Sabo, who was looking for a lead vocalist for his band. When he was a member of Detroit's Madam X, he was wary of joining another US-based band. After hearing Skid Row's demo tapes, <mask> flew to New Jersey to try out and become the band's lead vocalist. The first two albums of Skid Row achieved commercial success in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with the latter reaching number one on the Billboard 200. The band's third album was critically acclaimed.In 1991, he was criticized for wearing a T-shirt that said "AIDS Kills Fags Dead". He said that it was stupid for him to wear that for half an hour. I donated $12,000 of my own money to fight AIDS in 2000 when I was in "Jekyll & Hyde" and at an auction for Broadway Cares. After the release of their album Edge of Excess, they toured with Triumph and provided lead vocals until the band broke up. There were disagreements over musical material that led to the firing of <mask> from the band. He left the band due to his other band-mates believing they should not play as an opening act for Kiss. A punk band called Prunella Scales were playing at the same time as the Kiss show.He left Skid Row because of the rift between him and the other band members. The opening act for the 2000 Kiss Farewell Tour was Skid Row. The Last Hard Men was formed in 1996 with Frogs guitarist Jimmy Flemion and Smashing Pumpkins drummer Jimmy Chamberlin. Atlantic Records decided not to release the group's full-length album. Kelley Deal's label, Nice Records, released it in 1998 with no fanfare and a very limited pressing of 1,000 CDs. The run may have been sold via mail order. Bring 'Em Bach Alive!, his first solo album, was released in 1999.There were five new studio recordings, including the single "Superjerk, Superstar, Supertears". In 2000 he started performing in Broadway productions. He made his Broadway debut in the title role. In 2001, he was in The Rocky Horror Show. New York Steel was a benefit concert held in response to 9/11. He became the host of the show in 2002. In October of that year, he was signed to perform in the national touring production of Jesus Christ Superstar, playing the title role with Carl Anderson.In June 2004, a DVD video of live performances was released. He reprised the title role in another show. Slash said "We sounded like Skid Roses!" when he turned down the chance to join Velvet Revolver. The lead guitarist in Lane Kim's band, Hep Alien, had a recurring role on Gilmore Girls from 2003 to 2007. The members of the project "Bach Tight Five" lived with the family of the show's host, <mask>. The album An Absence of Empathy was released in April of 2005. Dream Theater's James LaBrie recommended him.On May 12 and 14, 2006 at the Guns N' Roses' warmup show at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City, <mask> joined Axl Rose on stage for a song. He joined Rose and the rest for a third time the following night to sing again. He joined them for their show at the Pre-Download Festival. After 13 years of not speaking, Rose introduced the two to each other. He joined Rose on stage at the Gods of Metal Festival in Milan, Download Festival in RDS Dublin and Donington on June 4, 9 and 11. On September 23, 2006 he joined Axl on stage at the Inland Invasion festival in California for a performance. Ted Nugent and Scott Ian were among the stars of the show Supergroup.The musicians formed a band called "Fist" which later in the show was changed to "Damnocracy" for a reality show in which they lived in a mansion in Las Vegas for twelve days and created music. The album Angel Down was released on November 20, 2007, and was a part of the partnership record label he announced. The backing vocals for the Guns N' Roses track "Sorry" were recorded by <mask>. He was playing with Poison and Dokken. He was the winner of the second season of Gone Country. The Guns N' Roses' "Chinese Democracy Tour" opened for Kicking & Screaming and was performed by Axl Rose in Quebec City on February 1, 2010. On January 5, 2011, he was featured on NBC's Jimmy Fallon Show in a live performance and a subsequent video of "We Are The Ducks", a power ballad written for the University of Oregon.Asking Alexandria interviewed <mask> in the March/April issue of Revolver. The band covered two of their songs in the year before the interview. The band performed "Youth Gone Wild" at the Rock on the Range and the Golden Gods Awards. The music video "Closure" was also filmed with <mask>. The SpongeBob SquarePants episode, "SpongeBob and the Clash of Triton", featured the voice of Prince Triton. Kicking & Screaming was the title of his upcoming solo album. The cover art and title of the first single were revealed on July 8, 2011.It was released in North America and worldwide on September 27, 2011. On August 13, 2012 Nick was fired after he refused to sign an agreement to appear on a TV show. Big Noize was an All-Star band consisting of founder member and drummer Vinny Appice (Black Sabbath, Dio, Heaven & Hell) plus other "monsters" such as guitarist Carlos Cavazo (Quiet Riot), later replaced by George Lynch. Turner was replaced by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart for the Kavarna Rock festival on July 14, 2012 and for a tour to South America. A new studio album is in the works. He said that Bob Marlette would be returning as a producer. The upcoming album had collaboration work with John 5 and others.The release date for Give 'Em Hell was announced on January 13th. He appeared in two episodes of Trailer Park Boys. The Give 'Em Hell tour was completed in 2014) and the "18 and LIVE" tour was done in 2015. The 30th anniversary of Skid Row's self-titled debut album was the subject of a tour by <mask> in 2019. The 30th anniversary of Skid Row's Slave to the Grind will be celebrated in the fall of 2021. At one time, he lived in New Jersey. In August of 2011, his home in New Jersey was damaged by a storm.There were several artifacts in the house, but no damage was done. His father's art, comic books, and the Kiss gargoyles from their 1979 tour were also salvaged. In the 1980's, he began dating Maria Aquinar. Their son, Paris, was born in 1988. London was born in 1994 and a daughter, <mask>, was born in 2007. April 2010 saw the split up of <mask> and Aquinar. In December of 2010, he began dating a model.They ended their engagement late in the year. After two months of dating, <mask> became engaged to Suzanne Le. They married in August of 2015. On July 13, 2017, he had hernia surgery. He explained that the operation was necessary because he screamed his guts out. Current band members are <mask>, Bobby Jarzombek, Rob De Luca, and Brent Woods. There are links to 1969 births, 21st-century Canadian male actors, and people of Norwegian descent in Canada.

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title: Pedro Téllez-Girón, 3rd Duke of Osuna

texts: <mask> was a Spanish nobleman and politician. He was the 2nd Marquis of Peafiel, 7th Count of Urea, Spanish Viceroy of Sicily, and a Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece since 1608. He was christened on January 18, 1575, the son of Juan Téllez-Girn, 2nd Duke of Osuna, and of Ana Mara de Velasco, daughter of igo Fern. According to the first biography published in 1699 by the Protestant Milanese Gregorio Leti, which has been until the 20th century the main and most exploited source of information on the third Duke of Osuna, when a boy he accompanied his grandfather, the 1st duke, Viceroy of Naples, As many other pieces of information, anecdotes, speeches and stories of Leti's biography are doubtful nowadays, the same thing happens with his alleged participation in the royal expedition to Zaragoza to put down the Aragonese revolt in 1588 as he was only 13 years old. <mask> married Catalina Enrquez de Ribera in January of 1594 and took over the dukedom in April of 1594. The Council of Castile administration took over the estate of Osuna because of his young age.The Duke of Medina Sidonia had more total wealth in Spain than the estate of Osuna. In 1602, with the agreement of Juan Fernndez de Velasco, 5th Duke of Fras, Constable of Castile, his uncle and political godfather, and one of the most powerful and outstanding personalities of the reign of King Philip III of Spain, Osuna escaped from his confinement. He was given the command of two cavalry companies after joining the army of the Archduke Albert of Austria as a private. In 1602 and 1603 he was involved in defusing the revolt in Brabant among the armies of the Archduke, even financing the revolt with his own money. He was seriously wounded twice in important battles. One of Leti's legends says that in 1604 he went to London as a member of the embassy sent by king Philip III of Spain to sign the Treaty of Peace with king James I Stuart. He did not participate in the negotiations for the 12 years truce between Maurice of Nassau and Ambrogio Spinola because he was against them.The Order of the Golden Fleece was 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 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 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The Duke of Uceda arranged the marriage of his son, Juan, to the daughter of the Duke of Uceda. The political meaning of such an agreement was that he was accepted as a member of the Lerma's family and group of friends, the real ruling elite of the Spanish monarchy at the time, until he was displaced around 1621 by his political enemy, Guzmn. He was named viceroy of Sicily on September 18th, 1610 and took over the post on March 9th, 1611. He had a squadron of galleys for the Royal Navy and also his own corsair fleet. He launched several successful expeditions against pirates. The Battle of Cape Corvo took place in 1613.The Turkish galleys were defeated in the Battle of Cape Celidonia in 1616 by the commander of the Sicilian fleet, Francisco de Rivera y Medina. The military might of Sicily was reinforced by the setting up of a large naval force. He held the office of viceroy of Naples until June 1620. The main problem for Spain in Italy was French and Savoyard ambitions on the Duchy of Milan, a key territory from the strategic point of view to maintain military communications between Spain and the Low Countries and other Habsburg territories in Europe. Between 1613 and 1618 Spain and Savoy were at war, the former trying to contain the Duke of Savoy within the boundaries established after the Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis. To end the Venetian dominion of the Adriatic gulf and even to conquer Venice itself was convenient and feasible, and the Republic of Venice was the main provider of financial help to Savoy. In May 1618 the Venetian authorities claimed to have uncovered a very serious conspiracy to sack the city and burn the arsenal, but insinuating that the real and secret heads of the plot were Osuna and the Spanish ambassador.Historians have debated the so-called "conspiracy of the Spaniards against Venice of 1618" for the last four centuries. Spanish and German historians tend to deny that the conspiracy was real, while French and Italian historians think otherwise. The end of the government in Naples was very tense. The economic burden imposed by the need to feed and lodge the big military force (12,000 soldiers) that Osuna had lodged in the city without the agreement of its representative bodies was one of the reasons that the nobility of Naples was increasingly hostile to him. The people were supported by the political demands of the representatives of the low classes. In June 1620, the Viceroyalty was taken over by Cardinal Borja, a former ambassador to Rome, but Osuna accepted his authority and returned to Madrid. A few days after Philip III's death, in 1621, in a "purge" of the ministers of the new and very young king against Lerma's family and friends, Osuna was arrested by a decision of the State Council.He was imprisoned in castles or noble houses until his death. The purge was promoted by the new Royal PM. During the reign of Charles II, the House of Osuna once again played an important role in Spanish political life, even though it was out of the royal favor for three decades. The Spanish Notes References External links include births and deaths of Viceroys of Naples and Sicily.

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