title: Bertrandon de la Broquière

texts: The Burgundian spy and traveler <mask>(c)quire was born in 1400. The book of his travels, Le Voyage d' Outre-Mer, is a detailed and lively account of the political situations and practical customs of the various regions he visited. He wrote it in French for Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy to facilitate a new crusade. Life was born late in the 14th century or early in the 15th century in the Duchy of Aquitaine. His life before 1421 is not known. Philip Good made him an esquire in that year. He was given a number of important missions after gaining the trust of the duke.He received the title premier tranchant, "first esquire", in 1423. February 1432 to the middle of February 1433 was when <mask> undertook his pilgrimage. He was given more honours when he came back. In 1442 Philip arranged for Bertrandon to marry Catherine, daughter of <mask> Bernieulles, one of the richest heiresses of the Artois, and in 1443 he granted him the captaincy of the castle of Rupelmonde. At the Battle of Gavere, Philip was with Bertrandon. He was in the ducal tent when the conditions of peace were imposed. The last mention of <mask> in modern records was in 1455, when Philip asked him to write some memoirs.Philip received a finished copy of these in 1477. One of the manuscripts of the Voyage records contains information about the death of <mask> at Lille on May 9, 1459, and he was buried in the collegiate church of Saint-Pierre. Le voyage d'outremer left Ghent in February 1432. He traveled through Champagne and Burgundy to Italy. Pope Eugene IV received him in Rome. He left Rome on 25 March and arrived in Venice on 8 May. Many Burgundians were

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title: Bertrandon de la Broquière

type: paraphrased

texts: to support his claim that the Westerners are better armed. He and Benedict traveled through the Great Hungarian Plain and stopped in Buda. It took <mask> five days to get to Vienna, and he was warmly welcomed by the Duke Albert V of Austria, cousin of Philip the Good. Albert presented him with an opposition to his plans. The man from Vienna arrived at Linz in six days. He attended a meeting of the Council of Basel after taking the route through Bavaria and Swabia. He returned to Burgundy at Montbéliard.He reported to Philip the Good at the abbey of Pothires. He gave him a copy of the Koran and a translation of Mohammed's life into Latin. He gave him his clothes and horse from the East. The robes were given to the chancellor of the Order of the Golden Fleece by the duke. The Dictionnaire d'histoire et de géographie ecclésiastiques was written by L. Brehier. The ed. of 8, A. R<mask>t. The col was published in Paris in 1935.Pastre, J.-M., and J. Mesnard, ed. pp. 13 to 24. C. Schefer's ed. "Le voyage d'outremer de Bertrandon de la Broquire premier écuyer tranchant et conseiller de Philippe le Bon, duc de Bourgogne" The year was 1892 in Paris. Tyl-Labory, G. Hasenhor, M. Zink and Le Moyen ge are the authors of the book.pp. 170–171. Thomas Johnes wrote Extraits du voyage en Terre sainte de Bertrandon de <mask> Broquire Histoire du plerinage. There was a change in the number of years from (1807) to (1807). During the years 1432 and 1433, the travels of <mask> <mask> Brocquire to Palestine and his return to France. There is a manuscript in the National Library at Paris. Hafod Press.There were unknown deaths of spies and travel

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title: Emperor Yingzong of Ming

texts: Zhengtong Emperor because of this. Historians at the time referred to this chapter of <mask>'s life as the "Northern Hunt" in order to avoid the taboo of the country's head of state becoming a prisoner of war. After being released one year later in 1450, The Zhengtong Emperor was put under house arrest by his brother for seven years. The southern palace of the Forbidden City was where he resided. The Chenghua Emperor stripped his son of the title of crown prince and replaced him with his own son.The former Zhengtong Emperor was devastated by this act and the heir apparent died shortly thereafter. The former Zhengtong Emperor decided to depose his brother by a palace coup because he was overcome with grief. The emperor changed his regnal name to "Tianshun" after seizing the throne when the emperor was ill. "obedience to Heaven" went on to rule for another seven years. After being demoted, the Emperor was put under house arrest and died. The emperor warned his subjects to be loyal to the throne and not to violate the laws. The general had become involved in a controversy when he had one of his retainers kill a man who authorities were trying to find out about his illegal foreign business transactions.The Tianshun Emperor was the target of a coup attempt on August 7, 1465. During the first hours of the morning of 7 August, the generals who were alert of the coup relayed a warning to the emperor. The gates of the palace were barred after the emperor and his court were alarmed. The Minister of Works and the Commander of the Imperial Guard


title: Rene Farrell

texts: <mask> is an Australian cricketer. She is a member of the Australian team. <mask> retired from the Women's Big Bash League. <mask> did not make her senior debut for New South Wales until late in the 2006–07 season, when she was 20. In the first match of the finals series, she took three for 27 and was not out as the state took a one-wicket victory. <mask> was selected for the national team to play New Zealand in the Rose Bowl series after only five matches, half a season of senior domestic cricket. <mask> took 3/36 to help Australia seal the series.During the 2008 season, her rise came to a halt. She missed three bilateral series for Australia before the start of the following summer after being dropped from the national team for the WNCL season. <mask> was recalled to the Australian team after making 172 runs at a batting average of 34.40 in her time in Western Australia. She played in six of Australia's seven matches at the World Cup, and took 3/26 against New Zealand in her first match back. <mask> played in all of Australia's four Twenty20 matches despite taking only one wicket at

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texts: an economy rate of 8.92, and was sometimes used as a pinch-hitter to score quick runs. <mask> made her Test debut in the bilateral series against the hosts, taking a total of 3/36, but she didn't score a single run. She stayed in England for a short time and hit two centuries and 413 runs.She had her most prolific WNCL campaign when she returned to Australia in 2009. <mask> played in the Rose Bowl series, but was dropped for three games in New Zealand after taking just one bowler in Australia. <mask> was selected for New South Wales to play in the Under 17 interstate Championships. She had a batting average of 26.00 and a bowling average of 16.66. New South Wales lost the final 60 to 60. <mask> played in five matches for the Under-19 team. She scored 49 and took 4/14 in a 123-run win over Tasmania.She ended with five for 19.00 and scored 103 runs. <mask> returned the following year and took 4/1 from three overs in the first match as New South Wales defeated Tasmania by ten. She 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

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texts: state held on to win.She took 0-13 from four overs in the win over South Australia. The defending champion, New South Wales, placed second and qualified for the finals. <mask> was a key player in the first match, taking 3/27 from her ten overs as the hosts were dismissed for 136. New South Wales struggled and <mask> came to the crease and scored one not out and was present when the winning runs were scored. The rest of the series was not dramatic. Victoria won the first match by eight runs and New South Wales won the second match by three runs to retain their title. <mask> was not required to bat in this last match and ended the season with three runs and six strikeouts.<mask> was selected to play in the Australia Youth team against New Zealand A. The Rose Bowl series against New Zealand was held in the northern city of Darwin in the Australian winter of 2007. After only five senior domestic matches, <mask> was selected for the senior national squad as cover for the injured Lisa Sthalekar and Clea Smith. <mask> was given her debut in the fourth match after Australia had taken a 2–1

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texts: six of the eight total pins, with the best figures being 2/9 against Queensland. New South Wales will host the final against South Australia. New South Wales retained their title after the match was abandoned due to rain. <mask> had a high economy rate of 4.52 and he scored 16 runs.New South Wales won both of the Twenty20 matches she played and she was not required to bat. <mask> missed the home series against England and the Rose Bowl in New Zealand after being dropped from the Australian team for his performances in the WNCL. She played for Australia's Under-21 team in three matches against England and the senior Australian team ahead of their international series. <mask> took five runs at an economy rate of 4.20 and scored 33 runs. In the first match against England, she took 3/22 in a 52 run win, and in the second match she scored 30 as the Australian Under-21s were dismissed for 174 to cede a 75-run loss. <mask> was left out of the home series against India at the start of the 2008–09 season. <mask>'s batting improved after she moved to Western Australia.<mask> made 29 in her


title: Rene Farrell

texts: recalled to the Australian team for the Rose Bowl series in New Zealand in February and the World Cup held in New South Wales and Canberra the following month. <mask> played in the first two matches against New Zealand, taking 3/26 in the first match as the hosts narrowly missed out on victory. She was expensive in the next match, taking 1/35 from five overs in a heavy defeat, ending the series with 20 runs at 20.00 and four wickets at 15.25 and an economy rate of 4.59. <mask> had mixed results in two warm-up matches. She was hit for 37 runs in six overs against England. In the next match, she scored 23 and took 1/12 in a 230-run win. <mask> took 1/20 in the opening match against New Zealand.Australia failed in their run-chase as she did not bat. In the next match against South Africa, she took 2/30 from 6.3 overs as Australia won by 61 runs and was left out of the last group match against the West Indies. <mask> took 1/30 from 10 overs and made 20 not out as Australia fell 16 runs short of India's 5/235 in the first Super Six match. She took 2/23 against Pakistan in the win.

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title: Rene Farrell

texts: hosted New Zealand for a three-match series in tropical Darwin at the beginning of June before the World Cup, and <mask> showed good form taking five of 9.80 at an economy rate of only 4.45 with a best of 3/13 from four overs in the first match. She couldn't maintain the form. She took 1/29 from four overs in the team's only warm-up on English soil, against the hosts, and was retained for all the matches. She scored 13, 31 and 12 against New Zealand, West Indies and South Africa, all in the second half of the game, when she was promoted up the order. Australia won the last two matches to reach the semi-finals after losing to New Zealand.She scored one not out before England beat Australia to reach the final, which they won. <mask> took 1/32 from four overs. She ended the tournament with a single strike at 116.00. After the World Twenty20, <mask> and the Australians stayed in England to play a series against the hosts. Australia upset England in the only T20 by 34 runs. She scored 39 not out as Australia collapsed to be all out for 133. <mask> ended the series with 70 runs at 35.00 and


title: Rene Farrell

texts: again struggled with the ball, this time taking one for 119.00 at an economy rate of 4.40The last match of the series was washed out. <mask> made her Test debut against England in a one-off match. The person is batting at No. She scored 8 in Australia's 309. <mask> opened the bowling with a two in the first over and then a five in the third over to claim her maiden Test wickets and leave England at 2/11. She ended a 46-run partnership with Brunt at 7/183. <mask> ended with 3/32 from 30 overs to help Australia dismiss England for 268 and take a 41-run lead.She made 4 as Australia set the hosts a target of 273 before the match was drawn. She had conceded less than one run per over throughout the match, as she took 0/4 from seven overs in the secondinnings, six of which were maidens. <mask> stayed on for a period to play for Nottinghamshire after the tour of England. She was successful mainly as a batter. She struck 123 for Ransome & Marles before making her debut for the county. <mask> contributed more than 70% of her team's 179 in the one-day competition as she scored 129 in her debut.


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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In the Australian Capital Territory, her best score was 38 and her best bowling was 3/11.Western Australia didn't make the final. <mask> played in each of the five one-day internationals during the Australian leg of the Rose Bowl series. She didn't score in either of the two matches she played. Australia won all five matches and she ended the series with five kills at 21.60 and an economy rate of 3.25 The last two T20 internationals were held in New Zealand. <mask> played in all but the fourth T20 game, and she scored two runs. New Zealand won all five T20s and <mask> was left out of the threeODIs in New Zealand.<mask> was selected for the 2010 World Twenty20 in the West Indies and played in every match of Australia's perfect campaign. She did not bat as Australia lost to New Zealand by 18 runs in the


title: Rene Farrell

texts: next match against South Africa. She was run out for one late in the game. Her dismissal was part of a sudden collapse as Australia lost 6/16 including the last four wickets for four runs to be all out for 155 with three balls unused. She took 0-20 from her four overs and caught van Niekerk from the last ball of the match as Australia completed a 22-run win.In the final group match against the hosts, <mask> was promoted up the order to 4/78 in the 12th over with the intention of lifting the run rate, but made only 5 from 6 balls before being dismissed. She ran out Juliana Nero in the second over, before bowling Cordel Jack for a duck in the next over to reduce the hosts to 2/16. She ended with 1/25 from her four overs as Australia won by nine runs. Australia faced India in the semi-finals. <mask> removed Naik from the third ball of the match and ended with 1/22 from her four overs. She didn't have to bat as Australia got their target of 120 with seven wickets and seven balls to spare. Australia had their lowest batting display of the tournament in the final against New Zealand.<mask>


title: Rene Farrell

texts: came in at 7/99 with seven balls remaining. She made three runs. <mask> was going for four when New Zealand captain Aimee Watkins caught him high in the air. <mask> was the most expensive Australian bowler. <mask> Devine hit a four and a six from the last two balls of the 19th over to leave New Zealand requiring 14 runs from the last over.Australia won by three runs. She was one of Australia's touring party for the Women's Ashes in England. Australian women One Day International cricketers, Australian women Test cricketers, Australian women Twenty20 International cricketers, Australian women cricketers, Australian women cricketers, Australian women cricketers, Australian women cricketers, Australian women cricketers, Australian women cricketers, Australian women cricketers, Australian women cricketers, Australian women cricketers, Australian women

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title: David Leslie, 1st Lord Newark

texts: 1st Lord <mask> was a Scottish cavalry officer. He was in the Swedish army during the Thirty Years' War. He entered Swedish service in 1630 and served as a captain in the future Earl of Leven. He participated in the English Civil War and Scottish Civil Wars after returning to Scotland. Jean was the daughter of Robert Stewart, the 1st Earl of Orkney. One of the Scots who was transferred from Swedish to Russian service in 1632 to participate in the Smolensk War was named in Alexander Leslie's testimonial. The Battle at Wittstock took place in 1636, and the adjutant-general of the Swedish army was <mask>.In August 1640, after being wounded in battle, Leslie petitioned to leave Swedish service. The Swedish Riksrd records show that he and Colonel James Lumsden asked to return to Scotland at the same time. It is possible that they were summoned home to support Alexander Leslie's Army of the Covenant and then participate in the Bishops' Wars against Charles I. There were 200 muskets and 200 suits of armour for both of these officers. He received a gold chain as a sign of his loyalty to the Swedish Crown. Colonel Lumsden and 24 other Scottish officers from that city were informed by the Stuart ambassador in London of their departure. The Bishops' Wars ended after they arrived in Scotland.The army of the Solemn League and Covenant was sent to fight alongside the forces of the English Parliament in the Civil War after the parliaments of Scotland and England agreed the Solemn League and Covenant. While Oliver Cromwell was wounded at the Battle of Marston Moor, he played an important role in leading a successful cavalry charge. This gave the infantry time to

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title: David Leslie, 1st Lord Newark

texts: regroup and eliminate the Royalist battalia. The force that besieged Cumbria was commanded by <mask>. During the Scottish Civil War, Leslie was sent back to Scotland to deal with the Royalists. The committee of estates gave him 50,000 merks and a gold chain, but his victory was marred by the butchery of the captured Irish. He had a pension after being declared lieutenant-general of the forces, as well as his pay as colonel.One of the people captured at Philiphaugh was his old commanding officer, Alexander Leslie, who tried to save his life. He returned to Russia after being exiled for life. He was present at the siege of Newark. The Scottish army besieging Newark was taken over by Leslie. Charles traveled from Oxford to surrender to him on May 5, 1646. Newark surrendered the next day. The king's cause was supported by several Highland clans.Dunaverty Castle was a stronghold of the Clan MacDonald. The MacDonalds were killed in the Dunaverty massacre. He refused to take part in the English expedition because they did not have the permission of the Kirk. Kincardine Castle was the location of the Royalist garrison. The Chief of Clan MacNab was holding the Castle. MacNab led the defenders, sword in hand, at the head of 300 men, who cut their way through the besieging force. The MacNab chief and one other man were captured and sent to Edinburgh as prisoners of war.The chief escaped and rejoined King Charles. MacNab was killed at the Battle of Worcester. After another attempt at a Royalist uprising, Neil Macleod captured him. At the Battle of Carbisdale, Macleod delivered him to the Covenanters. A troop of horse was sent to fetch Major General James


title: David Leslie, 1st Lord Newark

texts: Holborne to meet his judges. There were five troops of horse, including some from the John Gordon's, dispatched to Dunbeath Castle. The defenders were forced to surrender when their water supply was cut off.They were taken to Edinburgh, where they were executed. The Scottish Covenanter government supported Charles II in the hope that he would impose his political and religious agenda on Great Britain. He was fighting for the King. The Scottish forces were commanded by Leslie when the Parliamentarian army invaded Scotland. In August 1650, when the English were forced to retreat after Cromwell tried to attack Edinburgh, he pursued them down the east coast, trapping 11,000 English soldiers. Although the Scottish army had twice as many men, divisions within the Committee of Estates gave Cromwell the opportunity to destroy the Scots at the Battle of Dunbar on 3 September 1650. After escaping with a remnant of his army, he joined Charles II's Royalist forces.The Royalist army was defeated by Cromwell at the Battle of Worcester in September of 1651, after another invasion of England. He was sent to the Tower of London after his capture. After being released from captivity on the Restoration of Charles II, he was given the title <mask>. 1st Lord <mask> died in 1682. <mask> was the 2nd Lord <mask>. His daughter styled herself as 3rd Lady <mask>. A woman in her own right.She married Sir Alexander Anstruther of Anstruther in 1694 and they had two sons, William and Alexander. He had a cousin who was a Lord of Session and a lieutenant colonel in the King's Horse Guards. The Clan Leslie Newark Castle, Fife Scotland and the Thirty Years' War has a

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title: Benjamin Ginsberg (political scientist)

texts: <mask> is a libertarian political scientist and professor who is notable for his criticism of American politics, in which he says that citizens have become "marginalized as political actors" and political parties weakened while state power has grown. His idea that the public has an illusion of control over government has caused controversy. Downsizing Democracy, 2004, a co-author of which he is, received critical attention in mainstream newspapers. A graduate of the University of Chicago in 1968, a master's degree in 1970, and a doctorate in 1973. He was an instructor, assistant professor, associate professor, and professor at Cornell. He was the founding director of the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs. He returned to the University of Chicago in 1992 as the Exxon Foundation Lecturer for the Committee on Social Thought and later became a professor.He won the George E. Owen Award for outstanding teaching and service twice. He was president of the National Capitol Area Political Science Association from 2002 to 2004. The 2002 book Work Downsizing Democracy was criticized and explained by reviewers in major newspapers. The authors commented on the decline in civic participation in America. A newspaper used diminished Lions Club attendance from the 1970s to 2004 as an example of the decline of mass political participation. Civic decline is not simply a consequence of the decay of civil society brought on by TV, suburbanization and busy lives, but rather, government regulatory commissions, which were supposed to have served as watchdogs on special interests, have been taken over by those interests. "Citizens became less vigilant and involved, and interests like the banks and railroads came to control the very commissions that were supposed to work on


title: Benjamin Ginsberg (political scientist)

texts: to strike or riot, and the state preferred citizens to vote rather than mount more serious challenges to its power such as lawsuits, protests, organizing, parliamentary procedure, or lobbying. The benefits of voting with repetition were taught to children by the schools. Citizen participation in politics is limited due to elections since they keep people away from policy formation. Public opinion polling can be seen as a subtle instrument of power since it renders opinions less dangerous, less disruptive, and more permissive. He sees policy based on managing mass opinion as a giant public relations project. Mark Crispin Miller found <mask>'s analysis compelling but too careful to do justice to the complex advertising mechanism that has swallowed up our politics.He criticizes the use of "the state" to describe regulatory agencies and the equating of agencies such as the Office of Economic Opportunity with Big Brother. Miller said that <mask> ignored the "subtle and extensive interrelationships" between government, corporations, advertising agencies and the mass media. Miller thinks that <mask> has translated his fellow citizens into a featureless manipulated mass, without fears or desires worth taking seriously. The Washington political climate is characterized by a "cycle of attack and counterattack" in which minor indiscretions are used as political weapons. This is a "structural" problem according to <mask>. While he sees voting as meaningless and meaningless act which gives the illusion of public control over government, he sometimes criticizes both political parties as having a "resistance" to sincerely working towards increased voter participation. A newspaper reporter wrote about low voter turnout in 1998 and said that politicians who have risen

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title: Benjamin Ginsberg (political scientist)

texts: to power in a low-turnout political environment have little to gain and much to fear.When officeholders talk about getting out the vote, they usually mean their own voters. The move to a voluntary military has undermined citizenship. He believes citizen participation in the military is good because it strengthens patriotism, which means sacrifice and a willingness to die for one's country. Instead of a disgruntled army of citizen soldiers, the military seems to consist of professional soldiers and private contractors, since the switch to a voluntary military eliminates a powerful patriotic framework. The government has found ways to insulate the use of military force from society, according to <mask>. "U.S. leaders have pleaded for what can best be described as defiant normalcy - living, spending and consuming to show that terrorists won't change the American way of life," according to a reporter. American political parties have less influence according to <mask>.A photo of young Bill Clinton shaking the hand of President John F. Kennedy was used by campaign operatives to reinforce the idea that Clinton was the heir apparent to the Kennedy legacy. He compared Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama to Walmart and Kmart, saying they were occupying the same space. The Republican Party is courting Jews not for their votes but for their financial contributions, according to <mask>. He was quoted as saying that Jewish money was important to the Republicans. The administration of FDR was criticized for having federal investigators sift through tax and financial records of opposition politicians. He said "Jews have always been the brains, the wallet and the legs of the Democratic Party" in an interview in 2002. There were panel discussions about polling and

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title: Benjamin Ginsberg (political scientist)

texts: democracy.The effect of administrative bloat on universities has been an outspoken critic of the expansion in the number and pay of non-teaching university administrators on campuses throughout the world. The reason for rapid tuition increases is due to the fact that administrators now outnumber faculty in every university in the U.S., despite the fact that the faculty to student ratio has remained nearly unchanged. Some studies show that administrators not qualified to be assistant professors in their own discipline are hired to oversee faculty at all levels. Since the publication of <mask>'s book, little has changed at university campuses. Faculty and administrators are to blame for seceding their universities to incompetent administrators. The number of administrators and professional staffers has grown more quickly than the number of faculty, pushing up the costs that students and their families pay without enhancing the academic side of their experience. The American Lie: Government by the People and Other Political Fables is a co-authored book.Democrats Return to Power Politics by Other Means, The Captive Public, and Basic Books are all written by W.W.Norton. American Government: Freedom and Power was co-authored with W. W.Norton. There is a textbook with many reprintings. The Captive Public: How Mass Opinion Promotes State Power was co-authored with Theodore J. Lowi. Basic Books was co-authored with Martin Shefter. The American Government: Readings and Cases was edited by W.W.Norton. The University of Chicago Press published "The Fatal Embrace: Jews and the State" in 1993.W.W.Norton and Theodore J. Lowi co-authored We the People. Making Government Manageable: Executive Organization and Management in the 21st Century was published in 2004. The


title: Mehmed Fuad Pasha

texts: <mask>, also known as Keecizade <mask>, was an Ottoman administrator and a leader in the Tanzimat reforms of the mid-19th century. His openness to European-style modernization as well as the reforms he helped to enacted gave him a modern Ottoman era representation. He served as Grand Vizier, the equivalent of Prime Minister, on two occasions. He was one of the most influential Ottoman statesmen who favored a French-inspired civil code for the newly established civil courts in 1868. <mask> was a fervent supporter of keeping the empire an absolute monarchy. He clashed with liberal intellectuals. <mask> was born in 1814 to a prominent family.<mask>'s father, Keecizade Izzet Molla, was a famous poet and <mask> continued this trend as both a littérateur and a poet. He had to leave his education when his father was kicked out of the country. His mother was a descendant of a grand vizier. He served as a doctor for the Admiralty after graduating from the medical school with no family support. <mask> <mask> had a job as a stenographer to the governor of Tunisia in the 18th century, and he was proficient in French. <mask> <mask> began working with <mask> Emin li <mask> after the governor's death. His title, "<mask>", was given to a high-ranking member of the Ottoman government and could only be given by the Sultan.For a long time, <mask> Emin Aali was in the Grand Vizier's service. <mask> was the first translator of the Porte, a position he held from 1836 to 1852, while Mustafa Reid and <mask> Emin Aali were in London. <mask> was studying history, modern languages, international law, and political economics with the hope of becoming a diplomat. The first two years after the Edict of Glhane, when he was in power, he became a prtege of Mustafa Reid. The Tanzimat reforms began when the Edict was launched by Sultan Abdlmecid I. <mask> was a bit slower in rising to position than <mask> Emin Aali was. When <mask> demonstrated his skills in his negotiations with Russian officials in St. Petersburg regarding refugees flooding into the Empire as a result of the 1848 revolutions in Europe, this

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title: Mehmed Fuad Pasha

texts: changed.The men who started the revolutions were wanted by Czar Nicholas I of Russia. The threat of war was growing after Mustafa Reid refused the Czar's demands. The Czar agreed to <mask>'s promise that the revolutionaries would be kept far from the Russian borders after <mask> traveled to St. Petersburg. In 1852, <mask> worked with Muhammad Ali of Egypt's successor, Prince Abbas, in Egypt. <mask> became <mask> Emin Aali's equal, both in political rank and influence, because of these diplomatic successes. The sultan removed Mustafa Reid as Grand Vizier in 1852 and named <mask> Emin Aali as his successor. The Sultan accepted <mask> Emin Aali's recommendation that <mask> succeed him as Foreign Minister.The beginning of <mask>'s term as Foreign Minister and <mask> Emin Aali's as Grand Vizier marked an important shift in Ottoman foreign policy. <mask> and <mask> Emin Aali were both supporters of France. The fall of both men was due to their support for France in the Mount Lebanon civil war between the Catholic Maronites and the Druze Muslims. <mask> was a member of the Council of the Tanzimat, which was chaired by <mask> Emin Aali. <mask> <mask> was a member of the Council of the Tanzimat. Promoting reform, fend off the powers and prevent rebellion were the goals of the program. The Tanzimat reforms were codified by the Council of the Tanzimat.The reforms were designed to centralize power and increase revenue. The Empire's increased efforts towards Westernization and acceptance by the Concert of Europe was demonstrated by theRose Chamber Edict, which was enacted on November 3, 1839. Councils of State, Justice, and Education were established to represent all religious and social groups in the Empire. <mask> hoped that the Tanzimat reforms would find salvation for the empire by creating a bond of equal citizenship based on Ottoman nationality. He saw change as a necessary evolution that the Ottoman Empire needed to make. However, in his efforts to create an image of a modern Ottoman Empire, <mask> <mask> believed that by giving non-Muslim subjects of the Empire equal rights via the

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title: Mehmed Fuad Pasha

texts: Millet system would "dull their nationalist and separatist tendencies." The goal was to unify the Jews, Christians, and Muslims into an Ottoman nation.The Council of the Tanzimat took complete charge of preparing legislation, and because both <mask> and Ali wanted immediate progress, the Council was made separate from the ministries and the chairman was given direct access to the sultan. The existence and functions of the old Supreme Council caused a lot of confusion. Fuat was named chairman of the Council of the Tanzimat in 1856 after he was given the task of fixing the financial and provincial problems of the Empire. The initial success of the reforms was interrupted by the outbreak of the Crimean War. The Provincial Regulation of 1858 was studied for two years. The main idea behind the Regulation was to give power back to the provincial governors and spread Tanzimat reforms across the Empire. It kept the provincial government structure that was already in place, but ensured that the governors of each province were the main source of authority as well as the chief representative of the central government in Istanbul through whom, all communications with the central government were made.Every male resident was required to be registered by the Cadastral Department in each province, regardless of their religion. Each of these residents was issued a "population tax certificate" (vergi nfus tezkeresi) which stated his tax obligation and also served as an identity card. The financial system of the Empire was reformed by Fuat. The introduction of an annual budget system and the budgets of each ministry subject to the scrutiny of the treasury was one of the reforms. In order to increase these revenues, the inefficient tax farming system was ended in 1861 with the establishment of the Excise Tax Administration which was separate from the bureaucracy of the Ministry of Finance. In 1860, violence broke out in the Mount Lebanon region of modern-day Lebanon between the Maronite and Druze communities over which group would control the region. The Druzes dominated and pillaged every Maronite


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texts: town nearby.The foreign minister was sent to investigate the massacres and carry out the Empire's foreign policy initiatives. <mask> was sent to Syria and arrived in Lebanon on July 17, 1860, armed with extreme power granted to him by the Sultan, due to his success at executing the changes of the Tanzimat program. Sultan Abdulmecid sent him along with the new Western-style army to work with a newly established International Commission to bring about Ottoman reform. <mask> began a reign of terror in which he executed hundreds of the accused pillagers, arrested Druze leaders, and sentenced them to death after a trial in a military court for failing to protect the Christians. His rather strict reaction to the Mount Lebanon crisis reflected a push towards modernity and order throughout the Empire, as well as a growing sentiment of nationalism called Osmanlilik, as demonstrated in a statement he gave to the people of Syria in 1861, announcing his return to Istanbul. He referred to the power of the Sultan as a father-figure who must be obeyed, but who also treated all of his subjects with equality, regardless of their religion. Considering the deployment of European troops to Syria in July 1860, the Empire wanted to prove to Europe that it was capable of acting in accordance with modern law.The reorganization of Mount Lebanon was established by the International Commission, chaired by <mask>. In this, Mount Lebanon would be ruled by a non-local Christian governor, independent from the governors of Beirut and Damascus, and <mask> worked closely with Great Britain's representative to the Committee, Lord Dufferin. Dufferin proposed the creation of a semi-independent Syria with <mask> as a "governor-general" due to his respect for <mask>. This smooth diplomatic skill was attributed to his sense of humor, and subtlety and tact of the polished diplomat, which resulted in the establishment of the Law of the Provinces. Sultan Abdlaziz replaced his colleague <mask> Emin li <mask> with <mask>. <mask>'s quick and decisive manner was preferred by Abdlaziz, though he did not grant <mask> the same

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texts: sort of independence and autonomy that <mask> Emin Aali had enjoyed. <mask> was appointed to two full terms as Grand Vizier, but he resigned because of his opposition to the plan to marry the daughter of the Khedive of Egypt.Sultan Abdlaziz reappointed <mask> to his final term as foreign minister due to French and British insistence during revolts in Crete and the threat of Russian intervention. He wrote a political testament with advice to the Sultan regarding an alliance with Great Britain and France based on shared interests and a common enemy of Russia. <mask> admitted that he would have turned the world upside-down to capture Istanbul and called for the modernization of the Empire to gain legitimacy in France's eyes. He stated that Great Britain was the Empire's most important ally and that the English people would always be the first to have our alliance. From 1867 to 1868, <mask> Emin li <mask> was the Grand Vizier. <mask> accompanied Sultan Abdlaziz on a trip through Europe in the summer of 1867, while <mask> Emin Aali was successfully ending the revolt. <mask> sought medical attention and rest in France because of the double burden.He died in Nice. His body was returned to Constantinople by the French Navy. The <mask> family had two sons and a wife. Nimetullah Hanm, daughter of evket Bey, was married to his elder son, Nazm Bey, who died in 1863. Mihrnnisa Hanm is the daughter of Hayrullah Efendi and Mnteha Hanm. They had two children, one of which died in infancy. <mask> had four sons, one of which was <mask> Hayreddin <mask> Keeci.The younger son of <mask> <mask> was married to a former slave and had a son. Izzet <mask> was married to the second daughter of a prince and his wife. They had a son named Kazm Bey. See also Tanzimat Mehmed Emin li <mask> Abdlaziz Sublime Porte Crimean War 1860 Druze–Maronite conflict list. The story of the Ottoman Empire was told in Osman's Dream. Basic in New York. Print.The 19th-century deaths of the Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire, as well as the Tanzimat Turks of the Ottoman Empire and the Sidon Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the

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title: Vicky Pryce

texts: <mask> is a former Joint Head of the United Kingdom's Government Economic Service. She is a board member at the Centre for Economics and Business Research, where she is the Chief Economic Adviser. <mask> is a professor at King's College London. She and her former husband, Chris Huhne, were sentenced to eight months in prison after they were found guilty of perverting the course of justice. They were in prison for nine weeks. <mask> was born in Athens and moved to London at the age of 17. She studied Economics and Monetary Economics at the London School of Economics.She had a "glittering career" as an economist and then chief economist at Williams & Glyn's Bank from 1973 to 1983 and as corporate economist for Exxon Europe from 1983 to 1986 according to Ned Temko. She took six weeks off when she had a child. She worked for London Economics when she was at Blackfriars. She is a member of the advisory board of OMFIF where she is involved in meetings regarding the financial and monetary system. Pryce is a patron of Pro Bono Economics. She is a member of the City of London and a Trustee for Women in Prison. Pryce was the first woman to be appointed to the post of Chief Economic Adviser in the Department for Trade and Industry, with a salary of about $110,000.The GoodCorporation is an organisation that promotes ethical business practices. From 2004 to 2007, <mask> was the deputy head of the UK Government Economic Service. She was made a Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) in the Birthday Honours in 2009, but this was canceled and nullified on July 30, 2013 after she was released from prison. In April 2010 it was announced that she would be leaving the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to become

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texts: a senior managing director at the finance consulting firm. From 2002 to 2006 she was a visiting professor at City University's Cass Business School and from 2008 to 2011 she was a visiting professor at Imperial College Business School. She was a member of the Council of the Royal Economic Society from 2002 to 2007, and sat on the Council of the University of Kent. She was the first female Master of the Worshipful Company of Management Consultants.<mask> is a visiting professor at King's College London. She is a Fellow of the UK Academy for Social Sciences, a Fellow of the Society of Professional Economists, a companion of the British Academy of Management, and a fellow of the RAD. Women Vs Capitalism is an urgent call to reform capitalism so that it stops failing women. The Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer wrote in The Observer that the book was fantastic and shines a light on discrimination. Polly Toynbee wrote in The Guardian that it was a long overdue dissection of the vital subject of gender equality. It's The Economy, Stupid is an accessible voter's guide to the economy. It answers questions such as "does immigration help or harm the UK economy?" and "are austerity measures the best way to tackle a financial meltdown?"It was written by Andy Ross and Peter Urwin. Why Women Need Quotas was written by a former management editor of the Financial Times. The book argues that by failing to remove the barriers to female progression, the UK is being deprived of the talent it needs to grow and prosper to its full potential. It says that women should be hired even if no one wants them. The book suggests that UK manufacturing has an image problem. It suggests that the situation is more fiction than fact by


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texts: focusing on the real successes of the sector and the strategies used to achieve sustainable results. Prisonomics Pryce published a book based on her experience at a prison.The book, Prisonomics: Behind Bars in Britain's Failing Prisons, makes claims about the economic and human costs of imprisoning women. The same thing has been done by previous convicts. The charity Working Chance helps former women prisoners find work. Greekonomics, a discussion of the crises in the eurozone, was released in October of 2012 by Biteback Publishing. The book talks about what Greek exit from the eurozone might mean. It was nominated for the best business book of the year. The expert witness for the House of Lords subcommittee on economic and financial affairs said that structural reform would take a long time and that there was no quick end to the eurozone crisis.<mask> wanted the European Central Bank to buy bonds. <mask> was interviewed twice by Essex Police over allegations that she had accepted driving licence penalty points for her husband, Chris Huhne. In 2012 it was announced that they would be charged. <mask> entered a plea of not guilty. The defence did not stand up. She was sentenced to eight months in prison in March of last year, the same as Huhne who had pleaded guilty. <mask> was sentenced at the prison.On 13 May, <mask> and Huhne were released from prison. She had two daughters with the man she married in 1972 and divorced in 1981. She was married to Chris Huhne, who went on to become the Liberal Democrat MP for Eastleigh and Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change. They had three children. They divorced in January 2011. There are links to the London School of Economics and the Bayes Business

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title: Augustyn Kordecki

texts: <mask> was a prior of the Jasna Gra Monastery. He was the provincial of the monastery. The defence of the monastery was led by him in 1655. Life <mask> was from the Gniezno diocese. He was born to a large family of bourgeois people, including his older sister Katarzyna and younger brother Tomasz. His father was the mayor. The godparents were Maciej, son of the mayor, and Elbieta Olbiska.At ul. According to tradition, Garbarska 14 was born in an old wooden hut from the 18th century. Clement's parents decided to educate him further after he graduated from the local parish school with a very good result. He attended the Junior High School. He studied philosophy at the Jesuit college in Kalisz and theology at the Jesuit college in Pozna. The choice of the monastic life path could have been influenced by the monks they met. He took the religious name Augustyn and underwent the novitiate under the direction of Father Adam Preacher after entering the Pauline Order at the age of 30.He left Jasna Gra in the fall of 1633 due to the epidemic. Father Adam Kaznowiusz OSPPE fell victim to the epidemic. Father Tomasz Bieniaszewicz was appointed as his replacement. He taught rhetoric to young people after completing the novitiate. Father Bartomiej Bolesawski, OSPPE, made his profession on March 25, 1634 in Jasna Gra. On the day after making his profession, he received the first tonsure and four minor orders, and on April 1, 1634, he became subdeaconate. On Holy Saturday, April 15, 1634, he was made a priest and on June 10, 1634, he was made a

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texts: provincial definitor and prior to the monastery in Piczw. There is information about his wedding and twobaptisms. On May 10, 1650, he was elected the first definitor of the province by the general chapter, as well as the prior of Jasna Gra. He left for Hungary on May 26, 1650.Jasna Gra was the Polish provincial until February 18, 1657, and from May 1, 1660, after he became the third provincial definitor. Half of the votes for the office of general of the order were cast at the general chapter of Hungary in Mriavlgy. Ivanovich is a senior profession. <mask> did not accept the election. He was elected on July 4, 1663, prior to Jasna Gra, on August 3, 1666, and on August 12, 1669, prior to Jasna Gra. Jasna Gra, a band composed of monks and lay people, was active during the time of Kordecki. On June 22, 1670, he signed a document regulating the relations between the congregation and secular musicians.The conductor of the ensemble signed the document on the part of the musicians. He performed the duties of prior in four other places: Oporw, Wielgomyny, and Piczw. Prior to Jasna Gra, he was elected six times. He was the provincial three times. He ran for the office of general of the order. Father <mask> <mask> died as the provincial during a visit to the monastery in Wieruszw on March 20, 16 73, after he fainted in the presence of praying confreres. On the next day, funeral ceremonies took place.Father Konstanty Jaroszewski, OSPPE, the vicar of the province, led the procession. The body was placed under the altar of St. Antoni the

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texts: Abbot in the Chapel of St. Paul the First Hermit after being transported to Jasna Gra Monastery. In 1704 his remains were moved to the crypt under the Miraculous Picture chapel and placed in a separate urn under the altar of Our Lady. There is an urn with ashes located behind the glass in the second part of the Chapel of Our Lady. He was an exemplary monk. Courageous and humble, as well as having a special honor and devotion to the Mother of God. Sometimes the monstrance with which he was to lead the procession during the battles with the Swedes is only used during the most important holidays.The goal of the Swedish Deluge was to protect Jasna Gra from the Swedish army. He hid the painting of Our Lady of Czstochowa and put a copy in the chapel. He sent a letter to King Charles X Gustav, who agreed to surrender the fortress in exchange for a guarantee of the sanctuary's integrity. He decided to defend Jasna Gra with his arms. He commanded the defense of the Jasna Gra fortress during the siege. The letter to the Swedish king was intended to delay the attack, according to the opinion of Prof. Idzi Panic. The Golden Monstrance, the so-called Kordecki from 1672 by the artist Wacaw Grottke, is one of the most valuable souvenirs left by <mask> <mask>.Riksarkivet He wrote in his diary that they needed to defend the Church of God and the Motherland. We are silent about the most beautiful and, at the same time, necessary duty to stand by God and give our lives willingly for him. Even if the enemy overwhelms our strength, as long as the

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texts: opportunity permits and the spirit remains in the body, it will always be a glorious and salutary thing to fight for God. Father <mask> Kordecki was remembered in literature and art. The historical novel Kordecki was written by the writer Jzef Ignacy Kraszewski. The heroic father is shown in one of the parts of Henryk Sienkiewicz's trilogy called The Flood.Elbieta Boniacka wrote a drama in 1872. Defense of Czstochowa was written by Maria Gerson-Dbrowska. Many poets devoted their poems to him. The book Prior of Kordecki was published in 2004. The song was written by Ludwik Kondratowicz. He wrote :Who awakens Kordecki's arm to power, what did twelve thousand rebuke into three hundred? Lady from Jasna Gra!Do you see him above the towers in the clouds? An old priest is in the snow. The gray beard and lofty head of Kordecki's soul guard Czstochowa. Poland did not produce an active genius of such power as that monk's passive genius. It rises from where it enters into the future. Providence sends Kordecki from time to time as a model for future generations. A film was made in 1934.The defender of Czstochowa was directed by Edward Puchalski. A monument to Father <mask> <mask> was built in his honor. Jasna Gra was written by Henryk Stattler. <mask>'s sculpture is on Skaka in Krakow. Pt. Bas-relief. Kordecki accepts the work of Theophilus Lenartowicz, a poet and sculptor. Wacaw Przybylski made a bas-relief entitled Kordecki, warming up for battle.On his 300th birthday, a plaque was built in the church where he was christened. In

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texts: Szczytniki, on the road leading to Kalisz, a stone monument was founded on October 30, 1938, by Cardinal August Hlond. The field was named after Joseph Gawlina. The stone monument was destroyed by the Germans during the occupation. The prior of Jasna Gra was built in cooperation with the parish priest of Iwanowice. A monument to commemorate the 600th anniversary of Jasna Gra was designed by Leon Machowski. Card solemnly consecrated it.On September 19, 1982. The card was issued on May 6, 1973. A plaque was blessed in his honor. Fr. has external links. Krystian Szenowski is related to Klemens <mask> <mask>. There is an info.kalisz.pl. It wasaccessed on 2018-02-23.Fr. The siege of Czstochowa was chronicled by <mask> <mask>. Ed. 5. There is a new edition of Vol. 1. There is a book in Paris.Luxemburgska was born in 1867. Fr. The siege of Czstochowa was chronicled by <mask> Kordecki. Ed. 5. There is a new edition of Vol. 2.There is a book in Paris. Luxemburgska was born in 1867. Fr. Wadysaw Anczyc. <mask> <mask> was a defender of the Czstochowa monastery. W. Dyniewicz was born in Chicago in 1903. Micha Rawicz-Witanowski is a priest. On the 300th birthday of the defender of Jasna Gra, <mask> <mask> presented a historical outline.M. Dobrzaski's printing house was built in 1904. Historical pictures of the lives of saints, blessed and merited to the country with virtue, science, courage and courage, Poles and Polish women, were edited by Janek from Bielec. Warsaw was published in 1863. Fr. Ignacy Kopotowski is the defender of Jasna Gra.

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texts: <mask> Kordecki. The print of "Pole Catholic" was published in Warsaw.There is a historical drama from the 17th century. The Gubrynowicz andSchmidt Bookstores published Lviv in 1906. The collection of the Polona digital library has graphics and drawings by Father <mask> <mask>. On-line. There is a polona.pl. It wasaccessed on 2018-02-23. The same work in Polish was done in 1655 by Pamitnik oblenia

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title: Mary Cecil Allen

texts: <mask> was an Australian artist, writer and lecturer. <mask> lived most of her life in America. In her early career, <mask> painted landscapes and portraits, but changed to modern styles in the 1930s. The Metropolitan Museum, Columbia University and other institutions were where <mask> lectured in 1927. The Carnegie Corporation sponsored her. <mask> wrote two books of art criticism based on her lectures. The first Australian art exhibition in New York wascurated by <mask> in 1930.She helped introduce the ideas of modernism to women and artists in Australia. <mask> lived at the art colony in Provincetown after moving to New York in 1949. Her painting, "Sea, studio: Winter", was presented in that year. She died from "sinus arrest, cause unknown" at the colony. <mask> was the daughter of Harry Brookes <mask>, a pathologist and medical administrator, and a community worker. She and her sisters lived in a staff house at the University of Melbourne where their father was the Dean of Medicine. Her father was knighted in 1914.<mask> entered the faculty of arts at the National Gallery of Victoria Art School in 1910 after he qualified to study a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Melbourne. When <mask> and her family moved to England from 1912 to 1913, she studied at the Slade School of Fine Art. She was a student at the NGV Art School. During the 1920s, <mask> was a member of the Australian Art Association, the Victorian Artists' Society and the Twenty Melbourne Painters and her exhibitions of landscapes and portrait paintings were well received. She was a member of society, being friends with Ivy Brookes and having Dame Nellie Melba and University Vice-Chancellor Sir John Grice open some of her exhibitions. In 1921, two of <mask>'s portraits

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texts: were considered for the Archibald Prize. The Fine Art Society's Gallery in Melbourne displayed a set of fifty-four oil paintings by <mask>.The first female art critic for The Sun was <mask>. Arnold Shore and Jock Frater were students of Max Meldrum. <mask> criticized Shore's work in The Sun and said that post-impressionists "create nothing but monsters" during one of her lectures. She was the first woman to hold the position of art guide and lecturer at the National Gallery of Victoria. Florence Gillies, an American tourist, invited <mask> to be her guide through European galleries, mostly in Paris. The Metropolitan Museum, Columbia University and other institutions were where <mask> lectured in 1927. She lectured at the Readers Roundtable of the People's Institute at the New York Public Library, where adult classes were being sponsored by the Carnegie Corporation.<mask> lived and worked in New York. <mask> was able to increase one's ability to comprehend visually what had previously been puzzling by using words with great economy. Following her work and travels in Europe and America, <mask> converted to modernity. She wrote two books, The Mirror of the Passing World and Painters of the Modern Mind, in which she stated that art should convey ideas, rather than mimic visual reality. The first exhibition of Australian artists in New York was organised by <mask> in 1930. One hundred paintings were shown and featured artists included Norman Lindsay, Thea Proctor, George Bell and Dora Toovey. The Commonwealth coat of arms and a notice of patronage were on the cover of the exhibition catalogue.The official stamp on the exhibition catalogue was approved by Herbert Brookes, <mask>'s husband, who was the Commissioner General for Australia in the

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texts: United States from 1929–1930. The exhibition attracted large attendances and interest, and then <mask> lectured on the works during its tour. She was profiled in 1931 by La Revue Moderne. Her work in the Australian Art exhibition was called "arrestingly modern" by the New York Times. In an interview with The Advertiser on 17 June 1936, <mask> mentioned that all the art work exhibited had non-Australian scenery and had titles such as "Landscape in Spain" and "Bosky Dells in Surrey". She said she would have hailed it with delight if she had come upon more than one. <mask> spent eleven months in Melbourne in 1935.She spoke with many women's groups in Australia, such as the National Council of Women of Victoria and the Australian Federation of University Women. The Victoria League Club, the Arts and Crafts Society of Victoria, the International Club and the Melbourne Society of Women Painters hosted reception for her. She spoke of the differences between female painters in New York and Australia at the party hosted for her in October 1935. She said that women in art have no past and must look to the future. New York skyscrapers and subways were depicted in <mask>'s paintings, which were exhibited at the Fine Art Society's Gallery between 20 and 31 August 1935. They caused a storm of protest with only loyal friends buying pictures, which they later confessed they don't want to hang at home. Despite the controversy, the exhibition was a success and a conversation piece, drawing crowds until its closing.The weekend sketching school was introduced to students by <mask>. She lectured at the Bell-Shore School on the invitation of Arnold Shore, a fellow student. She spoke about balance, colour harmony, equal attention to positive and negative

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texts: space, and encouraged a Cubist approach as it "is the only way in which to grasp the essential forms of nature." In 1930, <mask> wrote about the function of the grotesque in modern art. It takes what isn't and what isn't created with them to oppose this new imaginative world to the positive world of naturalism and science. <mask> worked at the art colony from 1949 to 1949. "Sea, studio: Winter" was painted in that year.It was shown at a gallery in Australia. In June 1950 <mask> traveled to Alice Springs to capture something of the strange character and beauty of central Australia for an exhibition when she returns to New York. She wrote "Notes on Central Australia" for Meanjin in the spring of 1950. Her last visit to Australia was from 1959 to 1960. The Ages art critic wrote that <mask>'s capabilities are most apparent when she is occupied with the rearrangement of planes and forms. The suggestion of space in design is admirable and is illustrated by the near-abstract compositions. <mask> <mask> died on April 7, 1962, she was found dead in her chair by her neighbours.She was buried at the cemetery. The National Gallery of Victoria has eight of <mask>'s paintings. The Archives of American Art hold her papers. A wax crayon work called Sacrifice was sold at Christie's in London in 1991. The Sorento Hotel was sold at an auction in 2001. The <mask> <mask> Memorial Lecture was established by the Art Teachers Association of Victoria in 1963. "Creativity in Art and Science" was the topic of the July 1966 lecture by L. M. Haynes.In Fancy Dress is one of the paintings selected in the Publications. Australian expatriates in the United States include 20th-century Australian painters, 20th-century Australian women artists, and 19th-century Australian

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title: LaTavia Roberson

texts: <mask> was born in 1981 and is an American singer, writer, and actress. One of the world's best-selling girl groups of all time was formed in the late 1990s by <mask> as an original member. During her time as a member, she sold over 25 million records and won three Soul Train Music Awards. She left the group and formed Anjel with LeToya Luckett. After their album was done, they went on hiatus and came back to Houston. Those Jeans, How to Love, and Not My Family are some of the stage plays that <mask> has starred in. The main cast member for R&B Divas: Atlanta was <mask>.<mask> was born on November 1, 1981 in Houston, Texas to Cheryl Lastrap and <mask>. Before joining Destiny's Child, she was a child model for commercials such as Soft and Beautiful's Just for Me Hair Care relaxer for kids. When <mask> was eight years old, she auditioning to be a rapper and dancer in a local girl group, and was one of many girls selected. The two became best friends after they met. Singing and dancing with other young girls, <mask> and Beyoncé made a video for a song called "One Time" which almost led to them becoming a duo. <mask> and Kelly were in elementary school. LaTavia

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texts: told her to try out for the group after hearing her sing.Initially, due to her duties as a rapper and dancer, <mask> did not sing; subsequently, she had vocal lessons and began singing at local events. <mask> got her break when she entered the singing competition TV show Star Search. Girl's Tyme lost the competition to Skeleton Crew. The group was reduced to a quartet consisting of <mask>,Beyonce, Kelly, and LeToya Luckett. The group underwent several name changes. They were dropped from the label after signing to it. The group was briefly signed to Grass Roots Entertainment."Killing Time" was on the Men in Black soundtrack. After a lot of training, they were signed by Columbia Records in 1997 under the name, "Destiny's Child", with Knowles as lead vocalist, Rowland as second-lead vocalist, and <mask> and Luckett as background vocalists. The high and low notes were added to the group's harmony by <mask> and Luckett. He was the group's spokesman. Their self-titled debut album was released in 1998. Wyclef Jean and "With Me" were featured in the singles. He can be heard rhyming in the song "Illusions".Their song "Get on the Bus" featuring Timbaland was included

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texts: on the Why Do Fools Fall in Love soundtrack. Their second album, The Writing's on the Wall, was released in 1999. It was certified eight times Platinum in the U.S., making it one of the biggest selling albums by a female group. The four hit singles are "Bills, Bills, Bills", "Bug a Boo", "Say My Name" and "Jumpin', Jumpin'". <mask> gained co-writing contribution more on this album. "Sweet Sixteen" and "Where'd You Go" were both performed by <mask>. She sang lead on the song "Can't Help Myself" which was only released on the album's Houston Edition.During the success of The Writing's on the Wall, <mask> and Luckett attempted to bring in a third-party mediation to work with their manager Mathew Knowles, however, they soon found themselves on the outs with him. When the "Say My Name" video was released in February 2000, the pair learned they'd been replaced by other people, which led to several lawsuits with the outcome of <mask> and Luckett being entitled to royalty checks from the previous albums they had made with the group. <mask> Edge. During his time with the group, he performed in live shows, toured as an opening act, and won awards. She acted in both

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texts: Smart Guy and Beverly Hood. After the break-up, <mask> and Luckett won two Grammys for their contribution to "Say My Name". They formed a group called Anjel with two other girls.The mother of Jagged Edge's Brian and Brandon held a talent search in Connecticut in 2000. The newest member of the group would be determined by this contest. Ramos left the group due to differences in personality. She introduced them to Naty Quinones, who was added to the group. Anjel attended the grammys in 2001. Tiffany Beaudoin was introduced to Anjel by a mutual friend after auditioning. They recorded a demo for their album with the help of Jagged Edge.They were in the music video for Jagged Ege's "Where the Party At". The group made one live appearance in 2001 on Good Day, NY, where they talked about the album they were working on and sang part of their song "Missing You". The production company that handled the group fell through. Jagged Edge ran 581 Entertainment while it was still under Columbia. Problems with 581 Entertainment were caused by the decision of So So Def's owner to leave Columbia. Anjel's project was going to be released before Dupri's move. Group business


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texts: issues were being dealt with when the members decided to look into individual projects.The group broke up after the record company folded. A full album was recorded before the group split up. The tracks were uploaded to the internet. In 2005, <mask> was invited to replace Kandi in the group Xscape, but passed on the opportunity due to her priority to take care of her family in Houston. In July 2006 it was confirmed by LaTavia that she had been secretly recording her debut album. She collaborated with producers such as Scott Storch and hoped to work with Houston rappers Mike Jones and Slim Thug in the future, but was quick to point out it was not an attempt to recreate the success of former bandmate LeToya Luckett. 'Black Summer's Night', a mix of hip-hop meets jazz and soul, was supposed to be released in 2009.She never completed this album, so it was never released. In 2007, <mask> and the other former members of Destiny's Child appeared in a TV show about their time in the band. <mask> was in a play. It was described as a well written love story about a fashion designer and a high fashion photographer looking for love in all the wrong places. It ran from

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title: LaTavia Roberson

texts: April 18 to July 12. "Swagga Check" was a song on Young Sween's album The Goodie Room, but it was mistakenly named " Holdin on to You" on the internet. In 2010, <mask> appeared on The Real Housewives of Atlanta speaking to her lawyer.She talked about how she dealt with alcoholic problems and got in trouble with the law. <mask> starred in J.F. in 2013. Bailey's stage plays How to Love and Not My Family. She became a mother for the first time that year. She was added to the main cast of R&B Divas: Atlanta season 3 as she felt she wasn't ready to sing, despite the show being called R&B Divas. The third season of R&B Divas had eleven episodes starring <mask>. She appeared on the Wendy Williams Show to promote R&B Divas.She got into the business of hair extensions with Luxury Hair Direct. She became involved with the charity. In 2016 <mask> <mask> Roberson.' She made her film debut as an actress in the horror movie But Deliver Us from Evil. She appeared in two more movies. In the spring of 2017, LaTavia confirmed that she would be releasing her memoir, I Am LaTavia. She accused People Magazine of misquoted and misrepresenting her interview online.On June 23, 2017,

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title: Henri Depelchin

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was a Belgian Jesuit priest and missionary in India and Africa. He was the first superior of the failed Zambesi Mission in Africa and the founder and first superior of the West Bengal Mission in India. He was the first director of three major colleges in India. The civil register of Russignies shows that <mask> was actually born on January 28, 1822, rather than the 24 January 1822 Life <mask>'s biographies show. He was the son of a man named <mask> and a woman named Marie Anne Matroye. Russignies, the farming village where he was born, is now a part of the city of Mont-de-l'Enclus in the province of Hainaut. He was admitted to the Society of Jesus on September 25, 1842.He taught in Jesuit schools in Tournai and Aalst for five years after taking his first vows. He studied theology and philosophy at the Catholic University of Louvain. He became a priest in Lige on September 14, 1854. In his third year, <mask> spent the final stage of the Jesuit formation. He was sent to teach and serve as a superior in the Jesuit schools. He was going to spend his life in education. The Catholic Church was free to celebrate Mass and teach catechism in peace after Belgium was freed from the Kingdom of the Netherlands.The Jesuits opened new schools in the Kingdom of Belgium. In 1859, a call for help came from British India. The Jesuit college in Calcutta was requested by the Catholics of Calcutta. He asked the Superior General of the Society of Jesus, Peter Jan Beckx, for help. The Jesuit Province of Belgium was chosen by Te Superior General to supply the men for the mission. <mask> was one of the men who was asked to come to India. He was appointed the Superior of the new Mission.He and his group arrived in Calcutta on November 29, 1859. They, along with the local

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texts: Catholics, decided to build a new school. On January 6, 1860, <mask> announced in the newspapers that the college would be opening. The prospectus was published and distributed. Father Jean Devos, S.J., was the first Rector of the school, which opened eight days later than planned. By that time, <mask> was so sick with the disease that he was not expected to live. He recovered in time.He was the military chaplain at Fort William in Calcutta during his convalescence. He was the Rector of St.Xavier's College from 1865 to 1871. The number of students at the College grew from 100 to 500. To develop the science curriculum of the College, <mask> recruited a young Belgian Jesuit priest, Eugne Lafont, S.J., the future leading figure in the scientific community of India. In 1873, <mask> was sent by the Superior General to Bombay to answer the appeal for help from the Apostolic Vicar of Bombay. Meurin grouped four small schools, including a seminary, to form a Catholic institution worthy of the growing power and prestige of the new metropolis of western India. <mask> thought they needed a Rector with experience.He asked the Superior General, Pierre Beckx, who immediately sent Depelchin. The school was renamed St.Xavier's College of Bombay. He lectured in philosophy, exegesis, and Church history at the seminary. Father <mask> left the Bombay Saint XI's in a better state than the St XI's of Calcutta, according to a local columnist. Beckx assigned <mask> to head the Zambesi Mission in southeastern Africa after he was recalled to Europe. In today's maps, the mission was to cover all of Zimbabwe. Europeans didn't know much about that part of Africa.Finding funds and volunteers were not a problem. In 1879, <mask> sailed for Cape Town in the Cape Colony with an international team of five other

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title: Henri Depelchin

texts: priests and five lay brothers from various Jesuit provinces. They went to the bush to establish a base in Matabeleland. The journey took a long time. It was the first of three expeditions that took place between 1879 and 1882 and involved hundreds of miles in ox-carts in a hostile climate. To ask the natives for permission to open a mission station in their land was always the goal. <mask> and his men were plagued by misfortunes, trails, diseases, accidents and even poison, each time they said no.The letters from the lands of the Matabeles, the huts of the Batongas, and the valley of the Barotses were published in a two-volume set. The collection was an immediate best-seller, drawing more missionary vocations to the Church. The mission was a failure. The superiors of the orders of the surviving missionaries canceled it. The missionaries who died were between the ages of 29 and 50. He broke his leg in an ox-wagon accident. In order to allow his leg to heal, <mask> was recalled to Belgium in 1884.It took four years for him to recover. He was assigned light duties at the schools in Aalst and Mons, but his heart was still in the missions. He went to the local parishes to speak about life in the missions, to encourage financial support for them, and to recruit future missionaries. His appearances were popular and successful like his books. His letters and reports from India were published in Europe. Darjeeling was sent back to India in the 19th century. He was going to establish a high school in Darjeeling, a town in the foothills of the Himalayas in the North Bengal.He was 67 years old. He arrived in Calcutta six days after arriving in Darjeelling, with characteristic punctuality and efficiency. He found a bungalow to temporarily house the new school and it opened on February 13th.

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title: Henri Depelchin

texts: <mask> was the first Rector of the first class. He was the pastor for the town. New, bigger and better buildings were what <mask> wanted. He had to find land for the construction in order to get them.He used his powers of persuasion, sheer audacity and innate tact to find it at a place called "North Point" outside Darjeeling. The largest of the buildings was finished in four years after the land was leveled. Brother Eugne was the primary designer. Belgian benefactors, as well as members of the Anglo-Indian Catholic community, and even the civil authorities, covered most of the costs. The new building was blessed by <mask>. There was a new Rector in February of 1892, Alfred Neut. At the age of 69, <mask> was sent up the hills to Kurseong, where he was given the task of forming young Jesuit missionaries who were studying philosophy there.They were lectured on logic and metaphysics by him. He was named an instructor to the Third Years in 1896. His letters and reports from India continued to be in periodicals across Europe. <mask>'s health was going downhill. He was given an easier position in 1898. He died at the age of 78 in May 1900 after being sent to Calcutta to stay at the Archbishop's House. Le pays des Matabélés débuts de la mission du Zambse.débuts de la mission du Zambse. Lettres des pres H. Depelchin. Volume 2 of Croonenberghs. The Jesuit mission in the Zambesi has letters from the Missionaries. The letters of the Jesuits' Zambesi Mission were written in the 19th century. The letters of Frs. were written on the journey to Gubuluwayo. H. <mask> and C. Croonenberghs.External links include St. Joseph's College, Darjeeling University College of India and St.Vincent's High School. Along with six Belgian Jesuits, he founded a college in Kolkata. The Jesuits in Zimbabwe took root in

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title: Daniel Hynes

texts: <mask><mask> is an American politician who served as the Illinois Comptroller. The son of a former Cook County assessor and the president of the Illinois Senate was born in Chicago. He graduated from Chicago's St. Ignatius College Prep in 1986. In 1990 he graduated magna cum laude from the University of Notre Dame with a Bachelor of Science degree in economics and computer applications. He received his Juris Doctor degree in 1993 from the Loyola University Chicago's School of Law. At the law firm of Hogan, Marren and McCahill, Hynes worked as a health care attorney. On November 3, 1998, at the age of 30, he was elected Illinois Comptroller.He was the youngest statewide constitutional officer in Illinois since 1942, when William Stratton was elected. He was the first Comptroller to establish a "Rainy Day Fund" for Illinois as a way to secure funding when revenue slows. In 2001, the most extensive reform of these industries in 25 years, was spearheaded by <mask>, who spearheaded bipartisan reform of laws governing the state's private cemeteries and funeral homes. New legislation was sponsored by <mask> that banned tax dodgers from receiving state contracts. Legislation was introduced in 2003 that would penalize corporations that fudge their financial reports. The Local Government Division of his office was reformed to increase the percentage of compliance from Illinois's local government units in financial reporting from 65 to 95 percent. The office's commercial direct deposit program was expanded to encourage state vendors to make payments electronically, which saves taxpayer money and improves efficiency.On November 5, 2002, <mask> was elected to a second term as Comptroller with a margin of more than one million votes. He was re-elected in 2006 by a similar margin. State Senator Barack Obama went on to win the general election

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title: Daniel Hynes

texts: in November after finishing second in the Democratic primary for the United States Senate in 2004. In an open letter published in the Chicago Sun-Times, Hynes endorsed drafting Obama into the presidential race of 2008. On the first day of the Democratic National Convention, Hynes praised Obama. On September 2, 2009, <mask> formally announced his campaign for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Illinois. Adlai E. Stevenson III endorsed his campaign.He endorsed the Daily Herald, Kane County Chronicle, Northwest Herald, South Suburban News, Peoria Journal Star, The News-Gazette, and the State Journal-Register. On February 4, 2010, after a close vote, <mask> conceded to Quinn and pledged his support to him in the general election. After leaving the Illinois Comptroller's office, <mask> joined Foster & Foster Actuaries & Consultants. On January 19, 2012 it was reported that <mask> would be joining a Chicago investment management firm as a senior vice president to aid in client services, marketing and business development. In 2015, he moved toUBS Global Asset Management as head of Taft Hartley and large market public Chicago. In 2016 <mask> was the sole superdelegate. After failing to win any delegates in the Iowa Caucus, O'Malley dropped out of the race.<mask> was appointed as one of four deputy governors by J.B. Pritzker. He left the administration in 2021. There was a Democratic Primary Election for Comptroller <mask> in 1998 and a General Election for him in 1998. The Democratic primary election for comptroller was held in 2006 with Barack Obama winning 52.8% of the vote. The campaign contributions for Governor/Lt. were made by <mask><mask>. <mask> had an interview with Elizabeth Brackett on December 15, 2009. Lives of politicians from Chicago include Loyola University Chicago School of Law and the University of Notre

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title: Mariusz Linke

texts: A Polish professional mixed martial artist and grappler who is the first Polish born black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, the highest ranking active Polish judoka and BJJ practitioners in both mixed martial arts, was born on July 31, 1969. He is the first Polish grappler to travel to Brazil and receive training under a black belt. Linke competed in the European Championship, NAGA, Grapplers Quest, and the Pan American Games. Linke is currently in talks with Konfrontacja Sztuk Walki to negotiate a 2 fight contract to close out his mixed martial arts career by the end of 2015, <mask> has stated despite retiring from fighting he will still continue his grappling career and is rumored to be in. 2016 European Championship - Bronze medal, 2015 Pan American No-Gi Championship - Gold medal, 2014 European Championship - Gold medal, 2013 Pan American No-Gi Championship - Bronze medal, 2012 European Championship - Bronze medal. <mask>'s nickname "Manolo" is taken from the movie Scarface, his personal friends have said that Linke is just like the character Manolo Ribera, played by Steven Bauer. Linke is part of the BJJ lineage that began with the creator of BJJ, Mitsuyo Maeda, and was later passed on to one of the founding instructors of BJJ in Brazil, Carlos Gracie.<mask> was one of the few BJJ practitioners to start at white belt and skip blue to purple, due to his extensive Judo background, his instructors decided to skip Linke from white to purple in late 2002. <mask> is known for his crazy appearance, covered in tattoos and coloring his nails and hair to distract other fighters. In Poland, he has promoted 43 black belts in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, 77 brown belts, and over 200 purple belts. <mask> became the unofficial record breaking holder for most medals won in professional grappling and contact sports as a Polish competitor after winning a gold medal at the Pan Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Championship in 2015.

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title: Salman Butt

texts: While playing for Pakistan national cricket team between 2003 and 2010, butt got banned for five years for his involvement in the 2010 spot- fixing scandal. He was a left-handed opening bat. He made his One Day International debut against the West Indies on September 22, 2004, a year after making his Test debut against Bangladesh. On July 16, 2010, he was appointed captain of the Pakistan Test squad. He commanded in the area. His performance against India was noticeable, with 5 centuries in 21innings with an average of 52. He was implicated in spot-fixing on August 29, 2010.On August 31, 2010, he was stripped of the Pakistan captaincy and removed from the squad pending criminal proceedings. He was given a suspended sentence for playing cricket for ten years. He was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his part in the spot-fixing conspiracy. He was released from jail on June 21st. The International Cricket Council lifted the bans on Butt and other conspirators in August 2015, allowing them to play cricket again. Although he was much younger than the age limits suggest, <mask> made his senior debut for the Lahore Whites in 2000 at the age of 15. He was given a place in the Pakistan A team against England after his talent was noticed.International cricket After his debut, <mask> was dropped, and he struggled to regain his place. He scored his first fifty for Pakistan in the paktel cup against sri clod As Pakistan chased down 292 in theODI against India on 13 November 2004, he formed partnerships with Shoaib Malik and Inzamam-ul-Haq. He returned to steer Pakistan home despite retiring

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texts: for seven overs due to severe cramp. He was shuffled in and out of the side because of doubts about his defensive technique. During the winter Test series against England, he scored a century and two fifties, with a more cautious attitude to his batting, than he had previously shown. He was named as a 12th man in the world one liners.After Pakistan lost the first test match against Australia, the Pakistan Cricket Board made <mask> the captain of the Test squad. He became the 28th captain of the Pakistan Test team. In his first appearance as Pakistan's test team captain, <mask> led his team to victory against Australia. The News of the World sting where undercover reporters paid an agent affiliated with several players on Pakistan's squad a bribe in return for detailed information on when no-balls were thrown, implicated <mask> and two other players. They were dropped from the Pakistan team for the limited-over series. The International Cricket Council announced on 2 September 2010 that they had suspended Asif, Amir, and <mask> under the provisions of the Anti-Corruption Code. The fourth Test between England and Pakistan at Lord's last month was where the three players were charged.The players implicated in the scandal were in possession of the same serial numbers as the reporter who paid them. The International Cricket Council wanted <mask>'s name cleared before he could resume playing cricket. Butt asked the International Criminal Court to lift his temporary suspension. After Mohammad Asif dropped his appeal so that he could understand the charges against him, <mask> said he was

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title: Salman Butt

texts: determined to prove his innocence and that his appeal was going to go ahead. In an interview with the Associated Press, Butt stated "I do not want to comment on The News of the World because everybody knows what kind of paper it is." Everyone knows about its reputation. He stated that he was not involved in spot- fixing.He said that the video can be edited and manipulated. Butt continued to state his innocence one day before the hearing. The International Cricket Council stated that the tribunal would rule on charges relating to the third Test match between England and Pakistan. The only other player to face these charges was Butt. The three-man tribunal delivered its verdict. One charge was dismissed against Butt from the third Test match (batting out a maiden over), but the other charges (failing to report an advance from the third Test match and ordering Asif and Amir to bowl no-balls in the fourth Test) were proved, and Butt In January 2016 the PCB allowed <mask> to play in the National One Day Cup, in which he played for WAPDA and scored   536 in 7 matches at an average of 107, ending up one of the leading run-scorers in the tournament.He scored a century in the final of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. The title was won by WAPDA. The previous highest opening partnership of 207 in any form of T20 cricket was held by Joe Denly and Daniel Bell-Drummond. The record runstand was the third highest partnership in T20 history. He was in the squad for the Pakistan Cup. He scored 559 runs in ten Quaid-e-Azam One Day Cup matches. He scored 610 runs for the Water and Power Development Authority


title: Alberto Soriano

texts: He was an Argentine composer and ethnomusicologist. He was born in Santiago del Estero. His family had settled in temporarily in Santiago del Estero, Argentina, where he was born on February 5, 1915. He spent his formative years in Brazil. At an early age, he began his musical studies at the El Salvadoran Music Conservatory, where he studied with some of the greatest musicians in the world. This academic formation left a mark on him for the rest of his life as a composer, also dedicated to ethno musicological investigation, music criticism, and teaching. The book "Las cinco llegadas de la Madre d Agua" (Mother of Waters five arrivals) was written and illustrated by him when he was young.<mask> was able to write down more than one hundred "Magical Chants" while also gaining a deep knowledge of that telluric root which he would years later examine in depth in his works. He took research trips to the interior of Argentina, Brazil, and then to Uruguay, where he settled in 1950. A sign of a temperament which, notwithstanding its originality, finds in his music, is that it is far from any superficial garment and in its apparent nakedness which may at times become disconcerting. A large collection of chamber music, many pieces for piano, and two guitar concerts are just some of the works written by Soriano. In an environment little prone to local musical creation, and almost hostile to it, Soriano leads a permanent and tenacious fight to make known Latin American music. The idea of doing a Latin American music festival came up in conversations with the likes of Hector Villa Lobos and Camargo Guarnieri. The Association of American Cultural


title: Alberto Soriano

texts: Relations (ARCA), which had as its motto the Chinese proverb: "Better to light one candle than to curse the darkness", was founded in 1959 at the Faculty of Science and Humanities of Montevideo.Pianists Hugo Balzo, Cecilia Platero, and Wanda Lesmann, as well as cellists Ernest Davies and Mstislav <mask> <mask>. Jasha Horestein, conductor of the symphony orchestra of Venezuela, and Yosif Conta, conductor of the symphony orchestra of Bucarest, performed works by Soriano. The books Las cinco lllegadas de la Madre d Agua are called Poseidn. "Esencialidad Musical: ritualismo y humanismo en este arte" is essential in music, ritual and humanism in that art. The ensemble of Olga Pierri. There are four sacred rituals and three sacred sketches on the life of Artigas. Rumanian Radio and TV has a symphony orchestra.The conductor is Yosif Conta. Qualiton Argentina Q14005 is a triptych. The orchestra is from Radio Berlin. Kurt Masur is the conductor. The Q14009 is for violin and piano. The Divertimento for bassoon and orchestra was written by Francisco Museti. Hasse is a member of the SODRE orchestra.The city of Montevideo. The victims of Buchemwald were the subject of the Arca FH 007 Symphonic movement. The orchestra is from Leipzig. The conductor is Adolf Frits Guhl. The Madrigals are for the walker. There are sound constructions. "Musicos de Aqu" is a note reference.Several authors work on six volumes. CEMAU was founded in 1985 by Estudios Musicales Argentino. The chapter about <mask> is in a volume. Lic wrote! There is a woman named Elsa Sabatés. The msica of the country of Uruguay. There is music in Uruguay.Lic. Mirtha Amarilla is a person. El

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title: Timothy Demonbreun

texts: The French-Canadian fur trader, Lieutenant in the American Revolution, and Lieutenant-Governor of the Illinois Territory was named <mask>un. He was the first citizen of Nashville, Tennessee. Pierre Boucher was the first Canadian to be raised to the rank of nobility. The North American front of the Seven Years' War was where his father served in the French army. After France was defeated in the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in Canada in 1759, Jacques-Timothee Boucher migrated south to the British colonies, which became the United States. He dropped the noble title and used his new name, Demonbreun, to refer to the simple life of a trapper and hunter. He traveled to the Middle Tennessee area in his 30s.In 1766, while hunting near the muddy water at the mouth of a small creek entering the Cumberland River in the region called French Lick, Demonbreun noticed a large number of buffalo and deer using a salt lick. The spring is a natural source of sulfurated water. After living in a cave for several months, he built a cabin near the river to be his home base for fur trapping. The early Nashville settlement had fur trading with local Native Americans. When James Robertson and the settlers established Fort Nashborough, they were surprised to discover that a white man was thriving


title: Timothy Demonbreun

texts: there. The lieutenant governor of the Northwest Territory was appointed by the George Rogers Clark expedition. He was the lieutenant governor of Illinois from 1786 to 1783.He left military service in 1786 and moved to Nashville. Two careers and two families were managed by the family Demonbreun. He was the lieutenant governor of the Illinois Territory and had a family in Kaskaskia. He had five children with his wife. During his time in Nashville, he had a mistress named Elizabeth Bennett and had three children by her: Polly, William and John Baptiste Demonbreun. He mentions three of his children in his will. William, John, and Polly are listed as illegitimate by him.He doesn't mention the mother of either family of children or his son Felix, though Felix is well documented through census and other records. Felix was removed from <mask>'s will because he became a Baptist minister against his father's wishes. In the Nashville area, Demonbreun developed a fur trading business with seventeen employees. Window glass, paper, cured deer hides, and buffalo tongues were advertised by his business on Nashville's Public Square. He was opening a bar on the Public Square. During his farewell tour of the United States, the Revolutionary French hero, Marquis de Lafayette, visited


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texts: Nashville on May 4, 1824. Andrew Jackson hosted a banquet at the Nashville Inn.The elderly <mask> conversed with the Marquis in his native French. Demonbreun divided his fortune among his children when he died. There was no record of the burial site of Nashville's First Citizen. Nashville City Cemetery was most likely where he was buried. There is a historical marker at the northwest corner of Third Avenue North and Broadway. A monument by Alan LeQuire to honor Demonbreun was built in 1996, overlooking the Cumberland River in downtown Nashville. Downtown Nashville has a street named after him.There is a monument in honor of <mask>un, but historians do not believe he is buried there. The farm was owned by his mistress Elizabeth Bennett and her husband Joseph Duratt. The spelling and version of Demonbreun's name is of some debate because of the fluid French orthography of the time. The preferred use today is <mask>un, though the first name is sometimes rendered in the French as Timothée or Timothe. The last name is derived from the French words de (of) Mont (mount) bruen (brown) for of mount brown. Descendants of Demonbreun spell the name with 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

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title: Dalita Avanesian

texts: <mask> is an Armenia singer who participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011. She is a student at the American University of Armenia. She graduated from the Management Department. Alexander Spendan has already graduated from three departments of the latter; these being that of Classic Vocal, Piano and Guitar. Her songs and video clips have been included in various musical collections. She released her first album "Welcome to Armenia" in November of 2015. She has received diplomas of honors and certificates of appreciation from a number of ministries, including the Ministry of Education and Science, the Ministry of Culture, and the Ministry of Diaspora.The title of "Miss Armenia" was recognized in 2005, as well as participation in the "Miss-Mister World" contest. Since I have been filmed in numerous advertisements since childhood, I was given the title of "Miss Advertisement" in 2006 and "Miss Talent" in 2007. She was the winner of the "Alexander Spendiaryan Nationwide Contest-Festival of Young Musician-Performers" in 2007. The "Miss-Mister World" International Organization had an Honorable member in 2008. Alex Abraham gave the title "Miss Top Model Armenia" and a special award in 2009. She won a gold medal in the "Armenian Dance Olympiad" in 2009. She won the first prize at the Golden Flute Contest.She was the winner of the "New Wave" Contest in 2010 and 2011. She was included in the top five singers in the pre-election phase of the "Junior Eurovision Song Contest" in 2010. She was awarded a prize and adiploma of honor for her nomination in the first "Armenian National Children's Awards". She hosted the first "Junior Eurovision" contest in Armenia in


title: Jon Brooks

texts: <mask> is a Canadian musician and singer-songwriter best known as a solo performer but more recently as leader of <mask> & The Outskirts of Approval. As a broad range of influence and musical incarnations make up his music, it is difficult to describe it as literary, allusive, emotionally intense and difficult to categorize. His lyrics calm those who have looked into and seen what is in their hearts and terrifying those who have not. Before fronting a blues-rock Toronto based band in the early 90s, he studied jazz piano at a college in King City, Ontario. He was a keyboard player for The Headstones. In 1996 he moved to Krakw, Poland to study Eastern European history and politics at Jagiellonian University. He traveled throughout Poland, Hungary, Ukraine, the Baltics, Croatia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina.After graduating with a degree in English Literature, he attended York University to study a range of interests including music, politics, theology, and architecture. Sometime around 2003 and at the urging of two of his literary heroes and mentors, Austin Clarke and Barry Callaghan respectively, <mask> returned to music, this time with a Taylor 615 acoustic guitar. In 2005 he released No Mean City, his first of seven themed albums, which was noted as much for his guitar style and lyrics as for his dark humor and obsessive interest in violence, love, and the unity of opposites. In Canadian subject matter, <mask>' songs are universal. His songs are often peopled by morally ambiguous and non-binary souls - in his words, those on the outskirts of approval. Czeslaw Milosz is one of the greatest literary influences of all time. Singers past and present include Blind Willie Johnson, Howlin Wolf, Nick Cave, PJ Harvey, Gord Downie, Sam Baker, and Neil Young.The Canadian Folk Music Awards have a dubious record for most nominations for English Songwriter of the Year. The Kerrville New Folk Award has been won by four Canadians since 1975. Fallen Tree Records re-released

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