title: Dennis Schröder

texts: <mask> is a German professional basketball player for the Houston Rockets of the National Basketball Association. He spent his first five seasons in the NBA with the Atlanta Hawks and then two years with the Oklahoma City Thunder. He is the sole owner of his hometown team in Germany, the Easycredit BBL, and the majority shareholder. Schrder started playing basketball in 2010 for Phantoms Braunschweig, a farm team. In his first season with SUM Baskets Braunschweig, he averaged 7.8 points, 2.1 assists and 1.6 rebound per game in a 2nd-tier German League. He averaged 17.8 points and 6.7 assists in 23 regular season games in 2011. He averaged 18.6 points and 5.1 assists for his team in the playoffs.He played 30 games for Phantoms Braunschweig in the German League, where he averaged 2.3 points, 0.7 assists and 0.8 rebound in about 8 minutes per game. He played for Phantoms Braunschweig in the 2012–13 season and averaged 12 points, 3.2 assists and 2.5 rebound in 25 minutes per game. He was named the League's Most Improved Player and the Best Young German Player. The World Select Team was going to play at the Nike Hoop Summit. Schrder decided to enter the NBA draft before playing at the Nike Hoop Summit. Schrder led his team to a victory. He had 18 points, 6 assists and 2 rebound in 29 minutes.The Atlanta Hawks selected Schrder with the 17th overall pick in the NBA draft. On July 11, he joined the Hawks. He was compared to Rajon Rondo because of his large hands. He was the second point guard in the rotation for the Hawks. As a result of his turnovers, Shelvin Mack took over the second-string point guard position and his minutes were cut accordingly. He spent time in the NBA Development League in December with the Bakersfield Jam, and played in just 49 games for the Hawks, with 3.7 points in


title: Abdullah Khadr

type: paraphrased

texts: The oldest son of the late <mask> is a Canadian citizen who was born on April 30, 1981. He was captured in Pakistan in 2004 and returned to Canada in 2005. The US paid $500,000 for his capture. He fought a lengthy case to prevent being extradited to the US. After an appeal to the highest court in Ontario, the judges decided in favor of the lower court to refuse the request to extradite the suspect. The man was released from custody. He said he would be the first to stop any attacks against Canada.He got engaged to be married at the age of 29. While his father was still in graduate school in computer science, the second child and first son of Ahmed and Maha el-Samnah was born in 1981 in Canada. As a child, he claimed to have a vision of Jannah with fast cars. He was the oldest of five boys and had two younger sisters. He moved to Pakistan as a child with his family in 1985. The family would often return to Canada to see their relatives. <mask> and his siblings were home-schooled by their mother.In 1994, <mask> was sent to a training camp along with his brother Abdurahman, who was given the name Hamza. There is an infirmary in the camp. Afghans were trying to save an unexploded bomb when it blew apart. He didn't remember the encounter. One day their argument became so heated that they pointed guns at each other, screaming, before a trainer stepped between them. In 1997, a dispute between the brothers was solved by the older Abu Laith al-Libi, who told them about the city of Dubai and imported cars. He was described as "really cool" by Abdurahman.After becoming old enough to drive, <mask> would often drive his father around Pakistan for his work, even though the older man had been badly injured in an accident in 1992. A high level member of al-Qaeda took the 19-year-old with him to purchase weapons for fighting against the Northern Alliance in 2000 and supplied an Afghan training camp. The family split

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title: Abdullah Khadr

texts: up after the American invasion of Afghanistan. The youngest children were taken into the mountains in Waziristan in order to be further away from potential targets for US bombing. While seeking medical aid for her two-year-old daughter Saferai, his sister took their younger brother Abdulkareem to Lahore with her. He needed surgery on his nose and joined his siblings in Lahore. The January 26, 2004 suicide bomber was a Taliban spokesman.The son of a Canadian was named "Mohammed" by Jamie Murphy. The similarity of the names led analysts to believe the bomber was the only son of the family. The remains of the bomber were found to be not that of Khadr. When interviewed for the documentary Son of al Qaeda, shown on PBS in the United States, he admitted to attending the training camp as a youth. He said that a ten-year-old learning to fire an AK-47 was the same as a Canadian child learning to play hockey. One of the world's most dangerous men was called by an assistant secretary of state. According to the December 2005 indictment, the United States officials said that in 2003 <mask> was asked to organize militant groups near the border of Pakistan.The younger man had some experience, so he asked his son to help him procure weapons. According to the US indictment, Khadr procured weapons for his father and became an arms dealer, selling weapons to other militants and earning about $5000 in profit on the transactions. Approximately $20,000 worth of mortar rounds, mines, and AK-47 bullets were involved. After his father was killed on the border by the security forces of Pakistan, <mask> continued his trade in weapons. According to the US indictment, Khadr aided militant friends by helping them operate a gps unit in Pakistan. He said they wanted to measure the distance between a graveyard and a house. The house was owned by the President.The friends were arrested near the graveyard. Khadr is said to have given

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title: Abdullah Khadr

texts: an Arabic tutor in Peshawar.The Musab al-Surri Afghan training camp was attended by Ibrahim, the son of the Toronto Imam Aly Hindy. He has discussed this with himself. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police concluded that it was unlikely they could prosecute Khadr under Canadian law since any statements made following "mistreatment" by Pakistani officials would not be valid in Canadian courts. Canadian officials believed that negotiations with Pakistan had succeeded. They removed Khadr from no-fly lists, hired guards to escort him, and issued him an emergency passport. It's EC016094. They planned for him to fly with an escort from Pakistan to Canada on a British Airways flight.When he didn't show up at the airport, Canadian officials were "mystified". The grateful mission sent a note to the Foreign Affairs office that said, "given subj[ect] is now not returning to Cda, grateful mission will ask Pakistani authorities what happened, where he is, which authority is holding him, etc." A new consular visit is needed asap. In July 2005, FBI agent Gregory T. Hughes and Diplomatic Security Service agent Galen J. Nace had a three day interrogation of Khadr, who was still being held in Pakistan. On each day, he agreed to speak with them. He confessed that he had worked with a high level member of al-Qaeda in 2000 and that he had purchased weapons for them. Pakistan refused to transfer Khadr to the US because he should be returned to Canada.James B. was accepted by a Boston federal district court. A farmer wants to extradite a Canadian. The Canadian government accepted Khadr from Pakistan eight days later. Critics speculated that Canada was helping the United States get around Pakistan's refusal to transfer Khadr to American forces. On December 2, 2005,<mask> returned to Toronto, Ontario, Canada, accompanied by two officials from the Foreign Affairs department. Konrad Shourie was one of the people who interviewed


title: Giuliano Cesarini, iuniore

texts: <mask> was the Younger. <mask> was an Italian Roman Catholic cardinal. <mask> was the son of Gabriele Cesarini, a member of the Senate and Roman People, and his wife. Her father and mother were both Italian. Pietro Paolo and Giovanni were brothers to <mask>. Giovanni Giorgio was the son of Giovanni Giorgio. Gerolama Borgia, daughter of Pope Alexander VI, was married to GiovanniAndrea, a third brother.They were related to Cardinal <mask> Cesarini. Antonina, Caterina, Alteria, and Livia were all <mask>'s sisters. He was a canon of the cathedral chapter of St. Peter's Basilica. On March 13, 1491, <mask> was a canon. Cesarini was created a cardinal deacon by Pope Alexander VI. On September 23, 1493 he received a red hat and a deaconry. Cardinal Cesarini lived in a palazzo in the Pigna region of the city of Rome, which had been reconstructed from several family houses by his great-uncle, Cardinal <mask> Cesarini, seniore.On December 31, 1494, King Charles VIII of France entered Rome with his army. Colonna, Savelli, Peraudi, de la Grolaie, Sanseverino, Lunati, and della Rovere were with him. He was met privately by the papal Master of Ceremonies, who briefed the King on protocol, but Charles wanted a quiet entry. Cardinal Cib greeted Cardinal Sforza when he came out to meet the King. The King received all of the cardinals at the Palazzo San Marco, with the exception of Carafa and Orsini, who were present at the Pope. The king did not honor the cardinals with customary honors. Cesarini and the king walked up and back together after Cesarini visited Charles.He may have been carrying a private message from Pope Alexander. Cesarini, along with nineteen other cardinals, accompanied Pope Alexander VI to Civitavecchia, Orvieto, and Perugia in order to avoid problems that might arise from the

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title: Willie Nile

texts: <mask> was born on June 7, 1948 in the United States. <mask>'s self-titled debut album was released in 1980. His early career was interrupted by various problems, but he eventually returned to recording and performing in the US and Europe. He was born in Buffalo, New York, into an Irish Catholic family. He was raised by a mother who used to have music in the house and two older brothers who played piano. Something was always playing, whether it was classical or popular music. His grandfather was a pianist who played for Bill "Bojangles" Robinson and Eddie Cantor.The University at Buffalo where <mask> studied philosophy was where he began his music career. He spent a year recovering after contracting pneumonia. He began frequenting such clubs as CBGB, where he saw performers such as Television, the Ramones, and Talking Heads. <mask> was discovered by New York Times music critic Robert Palmer who described <mask> as the most gifted writer to emerge from the New York folk scene in some time. This led to a meeting with Clive Davis and a record deal. He went into the studio with a band that included Jay Dee Daugherty and Fred Smith. Stephen Holden of the New York Times described him as a live wire.He joined The Who's summer tour after the release of <mask>. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Willie Nile

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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> did not perform live or record again until 1987 when he performed with Eric Andersen. <mask> was signed to the label by a Columbia talent scout after a videotape of his performance in Norway. He didn't start production on his album for two more years. It was a delay in the troubadour's career. " Everybody Needs A Hammer" and "Heaven Help The Lonely" were included on his Columbia Records CD Places I Have Never Been.Richard Thompson, Roger McGuinn, and members of the Hooters and the Roches are some of the backing musicians featured in Places I Have Never Been. <mask> was a guest on the Late Night with David Letterman. <mask> has recorded and performed with a number of musicians. A live Central Park concert album, <mask>-Archive Alive, was released on Archive Recordings, and <mask> was one of the vocalists on the 1998 ensemble album Largo. <mask> wrote and performed most of the songs for the soundtrack to the Kevin McLaughlin film Pinch Me! He put out his first album, Beautiful Wreck of the World, in 1999. It was one of the top ten albums of the year by

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title: Willie Nile

texts: critics.<mask>'s song "On the Road to Calvary" was called "one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard" by Lucinda Williams. The album made it to the finals of the Independent Music Awards. In the fall of 2003 <mask> was invited to share the stage at three concerts with the E Street Band, including the two final Giants Stadium shows as well as the two last shows of that particular tour at Shea Stadium. Streets of New York was <mask>'s best work to date due to its production and writing. Jay Cocks, a former Time magazine music critic and Academy Award-winning screenwriter, wrote about Streets of New York. The record is a head-twister and heart-wrencher. It's rock and roll at its best.New York is at its best. There's nothing better than that. On April 14, 2009, House of a Thousand Guitars was released to positive reviews. <mask> was a member of the E Street Band for the cover of "Higher and Higher". <mask> was named a Legacy Ambassador for the Buddy Holly Educational Foundation. <mask>'s eighth full-length studio album, American Ride through Loud & Proud Records, will be released in June. <mask> was going to self-distribute through money raised on PledgeMusic.com.The decision to sign onto a record label was made after he was approached by the president of Loud & Proud Records. On November 11, <mask> released If I Was a River, a 10-track all piano album, composed by <mask> with assistance from his long-time collaborators. Bruce and <mask> performed <mask>'s "One Guitar" at the Light of Day Benefit in New Jersey. Pete

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title: Willie Nile

texts: Townshend was honored at the 11th annual MusiCares MAP Fund benefit concert for his commitment to helping other musicians with addictions, as <mask> joined him at the Best Buy Theatre in New York City. The album Children of Paradise was released by <mask>. Excellent reviews were given to the album. Kiley says it is his best album to date.<mask> has a lot to say and clearly some great songs in his back pocket according to a review by Audiophilie. You need to listen. If you still have some conscience, you should listen to <mask>'s albums of the last 10 years or so. He has a 21st century renaissance. New York at Night was <mask>'s 13th studio album. <mask> described it as throwing another long on the fire, defining his passion for music. "Run Free" and "New York is Rockin'" are included on the album along with a song he started with his brother.Lou Reed, Garland Jeffreys, The Ramones, New York Dolls, and others. New York has <mask>, but Jersey has Bruce Springsteen, according to Elmore Magazine. Band members are Jimi K. Bones, Johnny Pisano, Brad Albetta, Matt Hogan, and Alex Alexander. "One Guitar" is the winner of the AIM Independent Music

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title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: The Dutch scholar and Sinologist teaching at Harvard University is interested in early Chinese drama, Chinese women's literature of the premodern period, and Chinese popular narrative ballads. He and his wife have two children. <mask> received his undergraduate degree in 1968 from the Department of Chinese Languages & Cultures. He studied at the Institute for Humanities Research at Kyoto University and the Department of Sociology at Hokudai University. The Universities Service Center was in Hong Kong from April 1, 1969 to March 31, 1970. Summer 1970. His thesis, Chinese Vernacular Fiction, the Formative Period, was completed under the direction of A.F.P. at Leyden University in 1974.There is a person named Hulsewé. The Department of Chinese Language and Culture is where <mask> taught. In 1976, he was promoted to Professor of Chinese Literature and Linguistics. He was the Dean of the School of Humanities, the Chairman of the Department of Chinese Languages & Culture, and the Director of the Centre for Non-Western Studies. He was Visiting Professor at University of Hawaii at Manoa, University of California at Berkeley, and cole Pratique des Hautes tudes, Paris. He is the Professor of Chinese Literature at Harvard University. His professional positions include Co-editor T'oung Pao, Editor Sinicasia, 1997-2006, and Editor Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 2000-2003.In 2009, colleagues published a volume of studies in his honor, Text, Performance,

masks: Idema Idema


title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: and Gender in Chinese Literature and Music. The introduction says that <mask> is "masterfully integrates translation with cultural-historical contextualization, in what over the years has become a uniquely recognizable style." His body of work is exceptional in its inclusiveness and its ability to allow differing historical periods, genres and issues to speak to one another. This is not just a function of the encyclopedic scope of his knowledge, or his sheer productivity, or even of the quality of the work, for this is only one indicator of what <mask>'s work means to our field. "<mask> L<mask>'s studies in Chinese Vernacular Fiction: The Formative Period are definitive statements on vernacular literature in general, on the short story, and on the long pinghua," stated Robert E. Hegel in a review of the field of Chinese literature. <mask> won the Dutch National Translation Award in 1992. <mask> was a member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences.<mask> was one of twenty Sinologists to win the 9th Special Book Award of China. There is a partial listing of The Immortal Maiden Equal to Heaven. Cambria Press is located in New York. China's educational revolution. It was written by John Gardner. The Cambridge University Press published authority, participation and cultural change in China. pp.257–89. "Telling and the Short Story in China" was published in T'oung Pao LIX in 1973. The book was written by E.J.Brill. "Some Remarks and

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title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: Speculations Concerning P'ing-Hua" can be found in the "Some Remarks and Speculations Concerning P'ing-Hua" section of the "Some Remarks and Speculations Concerning P'ing-Hua" section of Ingel. The door was W.L<mask> is from the Netherlands.Meulenhoff's book is "Amsterdam: Meulenhoff, 1976". "Stage and Court in China: The Case of Hung-Wu's Imperial Theatre" was published in 1976. Het literatuurbegrip is in China. The book was written by E. J. Brill. Drugs and Cures are included. A Very Preliminary List of Passages of Medical Interest in a Number of Traditional Chinese Novels and Related plays. W.L. has an Envan Nawoord door.Idema is from Chinese Bibliotheek Deel 8. Arbeiderspers was published in Amsterdam in 1977. The Mystery of the Halved Judge Dee Novel was published in 1977. "Performance and Construction of the Chu-Kung-T 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 It's called Spookverhalen. Uithet


title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: Chinees En Ingel. The door was W.L.Idema, B.J. N.H. Van Straten is a member of the Oosterse Bibliotheek Deel. Meulenhoff's "Amsterdam: Meulenhoff, 1978" can be found here. The book is called ISBN. Vinger Gods, Wat Zijt Gij Groot. J.P. Hasebroek, Bernard Ter Haar, and J.J.L. are all related. Samengest, Ten Kate, <mask>.Ingel. The door was open by the name of Anton Korteweg. Arbeiderspers was published in Amsterdam in 1978. W.L<mask>, Aad Nuis and D.W. Fokkema. ed. Een Inleiding Tot De Oosterse Bibliotheek.Meulenhoff wrote (Amsterdam: Meulenhoff, 1979). "Shih Chn-Pao's and Chu Yu-Tun's Ch'-Chiang Ch'ih." The Variety of Mode within Form was published in 1980. "Zhu Youdun's Dramatic Prefaces and Traditional Fiction" was published in 1980. "Dutch Sinology and the Study of Chinese Traditional Vernacular Fiction" was published in 1981. T'oung Pao LXVII (1981): 91-106 was written with Stephen H. West. The Chinese Theater is 1100-1450.A book. Mnchener Ostasiatische Studien ist. The year 1982. The book is called ISBN. Bai Xingjian, Het Hoogste Genot. It's En Toegel. The door was W.L.Idema, Cahiers Van De Lantaarn No. 19 De Lantaarn was published in 1983. The book is called ISBN. De Voorsten Van Het Woord. Over Dichterschap En Pozie Uit Oosterse Tradities. De Oosterse Bibliotheek Deel 21 is a book about studies.Meulenhoff wrote (Amsterdam: Meulenhoff, 1983). CLEAR V: 47 - 51 is the title of the book. Ingel. The door was W.L. Idema is from the Deel.

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title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: Meulenhoff wrote (Amsterdam: Meulenhoff, 1984). "The Story of Ssu- Ma Hsiang-Ju and Cho Wen-Chn in Vernacular Literature of the Yan and Early Ming Dynasties" was published in 1984."Yan-Pen as a Minor Form of Dramatic Literature in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries," CLEAR VI was published in 1984. Arbeiderspers, 1984 The Dramatic Oeuvre was written by Chu Yu-Tun. The book was written by E.J.Brill. The book is called ISBN. The Stof Van Zijn Kap.Gedichten is located in Fu-Vorm Uit De Tweede Eeuw V. In 1985 there was a book called De Lantaarn.They were with <mask>. There is a Chinese letter. Historisch Overzicht, Bibliografien. The De Meern: Spectrum was published in 1985. The book is called ISBN. Bai Juyi, Papegaai En Kraanvogel. Gedichten Uit Het Oude China.Meulenhoff wrote (Amsterdam: Meulenhoff, 1986). Bai Juyi was written by <mask> Van Het Eeuwig Verdriet. Arethusa Pers was written in 1986. The book is called Dichter En Hof, Verkenningen in Veertien Culturen. In 1986 the HES was published. The book is called Popular Literature. This is the second part of Prosimetric Literature.In (ed. The Indiana Companion to Traditional Chinese Literature was published in 1986. pp. There were 83 and 92. Een Gedicht, Feng Zhi, and Naar Het Noorden. Meulenhoff, 1987 "Poet Versus Minister and Monk: Su Shi on Stage in the Period 1250-1450" was published in 1987."The Orphan of Zhao: Self-Sacrifice, Tragic Choice and Revenge, and the Confucianization of Mongol

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title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: Drama at the Ming Court" was published in 1988. The boot is called Du Fu, De Verweesde. It's En Toegel. Meulenhoff wrote (Amsterdam: Meulenhoff, 1989). The area studies of the Nineties focused on the member of the chorus. In E. Zrcher and T<mask>rff. The Humanities in the Nineties, a View from the Netherlands was published in 1990.pp. Cannon, Clocks and Clever Monkeys: Europeana, Europeans and Europe in Some Early Charing Novels. In (ed. Development and Decline of Fukien Province in the 17th and 18th Centuries, Sinicasia Xxii. pp. 459-88. "Emulation through Readaption in Yan and Early Ming" is from Asia Major III.The founding of the Han Dynasty was dramatized in Early Drama. In E. Zrcher. Thought and Law in Qin and Han China was written by E.J. Brill. pp. <mask> Van <mask>. Meulenhoff, 1990 Thought and Law in Qin and Han China were studied on the Occasion of His Eightieth Birthday.The book was written by E.J.Brill. "Zhu Youdun's plays as a Guide to Fifteenth Century Performance Practice" was published in 1990. There is an introduction by Stephen H. West and a study of its wood block illustrations. The story of the western wing is told in The Moon and the Zither. The University of California Press published data on the Chu-Kung-Tiao. Dierenverhaal En Dierenfabel in De Traditionele Chinese Letterkunde was published in 1993. In (ed.Mijn Naam Is Haas is a person. pp. . There are some comments on the work of Tanaka Issei in The Ideological

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Lieen
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title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: Manipulation of Traditional Drama. H. Chun-Chieh and Z. Norms and the State in China was written by E. J. Brill. pp.The story of how a fallen woman started a new life in Shanghai is called Mao Dun and Speenhoff. In H<mask>. Words from the West, Western Texts in Chinese Literary Contexts. pp. Is Mijn Naam. Dierenverhalen is in Verschillende Culturen. There are skulls and skeletons in art and on stage.The book was written by <mask> and Zurndorfer. Conflict and Accommodation in Early Modern Asia was written by E. J. Brill. pp. 191 - 215. The Chinese case is an example of traditional theatre in modern times. In C. C. Barfoot and B. Cobi. Theatre Intercontinental is a collection of forms, functions, and correspondences.pp. There are 11 and 24 days. De in Alle Toonaarden was written by Begeerde Draken. In 1994),Leiden: CNWS. De Burger Schuddebuikt, Een Bloemlezing Uit Het Werk Van <mask>imige Dichters. The book was written in Amsterdam: Querido. The Characterization of Oriole is in the Hongzhi Edition.In (ed. The Chinese University of Hong Kong Press published paradoxes of traditional Chinese literature. pp. Stephen H. West. Lan Caihe Niandai Ji. In Z. Tang. There is a collection of essays for the first international symposium on uyqu.Shijiazhuang: Hebei Jiaoyu Chubanshe was published in 1994. pp. Stephen H. West. The story of the Western Wing is called theRomance of the Western Chamber. M. Barbara Stoler is the author. The Masterworks of Asian

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title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: was written in 1996. Zwarte Magie is in De Rode Kamer. In (ed. Bezweren En Betoveren, Magie in Literatuur Wereldwijd was published in 1996. pp.Lloyd Haft. Een Inleiding is a Chinese word. The University Press of Amsterdam was published in 1996. "The Pilgrimage to Taishan in the Dramatic Literature of the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries," CLEAR 19 was published in 1997. Tien Liederen Met Een Taostischestrekking was written by Zheng Banqiao. In (ed. There is a Bibliotheken Doven De Lichten.Gedichten Uit China, Taiwan, Korea En Japan. pp. <mask>. There is a guide to Chinese literature. The Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies was published in 1997. "Confucius Batavus: Het Eerste Nederlandse Dichtstuk Naar Het Chinees" was published in 1998. De Reis Naar Het Westen is a Chinese Avonturenroman.In (ed. Op Avontuur! Aspecten Van Avonturenverhalen is in the West. Zutphen is a book by Walburg Pers. pp. The score was 44-57. There are two female talent and female virtue.In W. Hua and A. Wang. <mask> (Taipei: Zhongyang yanjiu yuan, Zhongguo Wenzhe yanjiusuo choubeichu, 1998) is a novel. pp. 499 - 71. Het Chinese Vrouwenschrift was written by Hunan. In (ed. Verslagen Van Het Rug-Centrum Voor Gender was published in 1998.pp. The score was 53-68. There is a person named Meng Ch'eng-Shun. In William H. Nienhauser, Jr. The Indiana Companion to Traditional Chinese Literature was published in 1998. pp. 112 - 17It's Op Avontuur! Aspecten Van

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texts: Avonturenverhalen is in the West. Walburg Pers was written in 1998. Robert H. Van Gulik died in 1967. In W. W. Robin. Mystery and suspense writers. The Literature of Crime, Detection, and Espionage was published in 1998.pp. The score was 933 to 41. De Onthoofde Feministe. Van Schrijvende Vrouwen is in Het Chinese Keizerrijk Van De Vroege. Tot De Eerste Jaren Van De Twintigste Eeuw. Atlas was published in Amsterdam in 1999. The Acolytes were written by Guanyin.In A. M. D. M. Jan and M. E. Peter. There are linked faiths. Essays on Chinese Religions and Traditional Culture were written in honor of Kristofer Schipper. pp. The score was 205 to 26. There is a Chinese animal tale and its international context. In C. Alfredo.Orientalia Venetiana vii is a book about India, Tibet, China and Genesis and Aspects of Traditional Narrative. pp. 103 to 50. Chu Shu-Chen and Chang Y-Niang have Biographers. In Zurndorfer. Chinese Women in the Imperial Past. New Perspectives was written by E. J. Brill.pp. 19 to 52. There are performances on a three tier stage. The book was written by B<mask> and S. Erling von Mende und Martina. Opera Sinologica 11 was written by Otto Harrosowitz. pp. There are 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204, 204,De Bodhisattva Van Bermhartigheid is a Chinese legend. Atlas was published in Amsterdam in 2000. The book is called Lloyd. Haft.


title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: Letterature Cinese. (Venezia: Cafoscerina, 2000) Bai Juyi is the Gedichten En Proza.The Atlas was published in Amsterdam in 2001. The Life and Legend of Cui Hao is a book. R. Heiner and S. Ines-Susanne are authors. China is in the biographischen dimensions. The Gedenkschrift Fr Helmut Martin was published in 2001. pp. 65 to 74.The book "Proud Girls" is about men, women and gender in early and Imperial China. The literature is traditional. In M. Victor. The Columbia History of Chinese Literature was published in 2001. pp. There were 785 and 1126-31. The Journal of Chinese Religions 30 was published in 2002.Studies in Central and East-Asian Religions published "L T'ien-Ch'eng and the Lifestyle of the Chiang-Nan Elite in the Final Decades of the Wan-Li Period". Dutch translations of classical Chinese literature. In C. <mask>-chung. One into Many: Translation and the Dissemnation of Classical Chinese Literature is a book. pp. The number is 213 to 42. "Banished to Yelang: <mask>i Putting on a Performance" was published in 2004.There is a book by the name of blasé literati. In (ed. The lifestyle of the elite in the final decades of the Wan-Li Period is covered in this book. pp. Boeddha, Hemel En Hel. Boeddhistische Verhalen Uit Dunhuang. Atlas was published in Amsterdam in 2004.Zang Maoxun was a publisher. In A. Isobe. The study of publishing culture in East Asia is called "Niwatazumi". pp. 19 to 29 Beata Grant. The brush is red.Writing about women

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title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: in China. The Harvard University Asia Center is located in Cambridge MA. "Educational Frustration, Shape-Shifting Texts, and the Abiding Power of Anthologies: Three Versions of Wang Can Ascends the Tower" was published in Early Medieval China. The Vernacular Stories from Dunhuang and the Vernacular Stories from Later Dynasties have some similarities. In (ed. The Harmony and Prosperity of Civilizations was written in Beijing. pp.114 to 27. The textual transmission of Yuan Zaju and <mask>n's Revised plays are seen in two plays. "The Many Shapes of Medieval Chinese plays: How Texts are transformed to Meet the Needs of Actors, Spectators, Censors, and Readers" was published in 2005. "'What Eyes May Light Upon My Sleeping Form': Tang Xianzu's Transformation of His Sources, with a Translation of 'Du Liniang Craves Sex and Returns to Life'," Asia Major Third Series 16 was published in 2005. ”Crossing the Sea in a Leaking Boat” is a play. In (ed. Trauma and Transcendence was published by Harvard University Press.pp. 386 - 386. There was drama after the Conquest. In (ed. Trauma and Transcendence was published by Harvard University Press. pp. The number is 375 - 85.In Tang Xianzu Yu Mudanting, there is a book called "Suiqing Shui Jian: <mask>iang, Meigui Gongzhu Yu Ni'a Fuqin De Fannao." In W. Hua. Zhongguo Wenzhe Zhuankan is from Taipei. pp. The score was 281 - 312. There is trauma and transcendence in early chinese literature. The Harvard University

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texts: Zaju". The Beijing: Peking University Press. There is a book and a person named Yi Weide. Dui <mask>dai is the name of the woman. In W. Yi and X. Meiguo Hafo Daxue HafoYanjing Tushuguan Cang is also known as the cang.There is a new edition of Vol. Guilin: Guangxi shifan daxue chubanshe. pp. 20 - 48. Heroines of Jiangyong are Chinese narratives written in women's script. The University of Washington Press published the book "Bei-Mei Di Ming Qing Wenxue" in 2009. In (ed.The Chinese Studies in North America: Research and Resources is available in Beijing. pp. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, There are four different versions of The Butterfly Lovers. Indianapolis/Cambridge: Hackett. There are Dunhuang narratives. The Cambridge History of Chinese Literature was written by Stephen Owen and Kang-i Sun Chang.I was published in the Cambridge University Press. pp. 373–380. " Four Miao Ballads from Hainan," CHINOPERL Papers 29 was published in 2010. Boekerij De Graspeel wrote "Het Mysterie Van De Gehalveerde Rechter Tie Roman". Manchu and women poets in Beijing. It was written by Grace Fong.Hsiang Lectures on Chinese Poetry is a book. 5. The Centre for East Asian Research is located in Montreal. pp. There are 1 days between 1 and 28. Prosimetric and narrative. The Cambridge History of Chinese Literature was written by Stephen Owen and Kang-i Sun Chang.I from 1350 (Cambridge University Press 2010). pp. 343 to 412. The Opera Quarterly 26.23 was titled "Shi Hui,


title: Wilt L. Idema

texts: "Notes About Directing Married to aHeavenly Immortal." Shia Kwamin. There are five different versions of a classic Chinese legend called Mulan. Indianapolis/Cambridge: Hackett.The author is Stephen H. West. There are eleven early Chinese plays. Indianapolis/Cambridge: Hackett. Bo Shaojun wrote One hundred Poems Lamenting My Husband. In J. Joan and Y. Hu. Beyond Exemplary Tales: Women's Biography in Chinese History was published in 2011. pp.231 - 241. Bo Shaojun Baishou Kufushi is also known as the Kufushi. In J. You, Y. Hu and J. Ji. Chongdu Zhongguo Nxing Shengming Gushi was published in 2011. pp. 347 - 347.There is an Eighteenth-century version of <mask>bo. In Mair, Victor. The Columbia anthology of Chinese folk and popular literature was published in 2011. pp. The score was 503 to 541. There is a precious scroll of Chenxiang. In Victor Mair.The Columbia anthology is about Chinese folklore and popular literature. Columbia University Press is in New York. pp. With Beata Grant. Escape from Blood Pond Hell is a collection of stories. The University of Washington Press is in Seattle. The theater was in the Period 1000-1300.Theater, Life, and the Afterlife: Tomb Décor of the Jin Dynasty are from the New York China Institute Gallery. pp. 38 to 45. External links can be found on the Idema WorldCat Authority Page. There are links to reviews of Idema's works in the search results. People from the Drenthe Scholars of Chinese opera were born to members


title: Helmut Dantine

texts: Austrian-American actor <mask> played Nazis in thrillers in the 1940s. His best-known performances are the German pilot in Mrs. Miniver and the desperate refugee in Casablanca, who tries gambling to obtain travel visa money for himself and his wife. He turned to producing as his acting career waned. He specialized in portrayals of Nazis, sometimes as the handsome but icy SS sadist battling Allied heroes, sometimes as a sympathetic German soldier forced against his better judgement to fight, according to one obituary. Alfred Guttman was the head of the Austrian railway system. <mask> was involved in Vienna's anti-Nazi movement as a young man. The Nazis took over Austria when he was 19 years old.<mask> and hundreds of other opponents of the Third Reich were imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp outside Vienna. His parents obtained his release and immediately sent him to California to live with a friend. His father died in Austria. His mother was brought to the U.S. in 1960 by her son. Ditha lived there until she died. <mask> attended the University of California, Los Angeles. He became interested in theater because his relatives thought he would go into business.He ran two gas stations in order to pay for his expenses while he was an actor. A talent scout from Warner Bros signed <mask> to a contract. Before his first credited role in MGM's Mrs. Miniver, <mask> had uncredited parts in International Squadron and To Be or Not to Be. <mask> received a lot of positive attention from being in the film. Warners signed him to a new acting contract. The studio kept him busy with roles in World War II films such as The Navy Comes

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title: Helmut Dantine

texts: Through and Desperate Journey. He played a young refugee in Casablanca who was trying to get a visa for himself and his wife and was helped by Humphrey Bogart.Warners began to give <mask> more sizeable roles in their "A" films, such as playing a Nazi officer in Watch on the Rhine, and playing a sympathetic Russian in Mission to Moscow. The studio began to realise it had something else besides a Hollywood Hitlerite on its hands after <mask>'s good looks caused him to receive a lot of fan mail. Night Action was bought by Warners as a vehicle for <mask>, but the film appears not to have been made. He played the villain in Northern Pursuit, as a Nazi ran loose in northern Canada and fought Errol Flynn again. He was cast in a sympathetic role in Warner Bros. later, and he was also one of the stars in Hollywood Canteen. <mask> was voted at number 10 in the 1944 edition of "Stars of Tomorrow". The leader of the German underground was given a sympathetic lead by Warners.Escape in the Desert was a remake of The Petrified Forest. Shadow of a Woman was his last film for Warners. He left the studio. <mask> was the lead in a film noir called Whispering City. He replaced Marlon Brando in the Broadway play The Eagle Has Two Heads. The production lasted only 29 performances, according to Jean Cocteau. <mask> was in No Time for Comedy in Washington and Parisienne on Broadway.He was at the Cambridge Summer Playhouse with a man. During the 1951–52 season, <mask> starred in Shadow of the Cloak. He had a small role in the musical, Call Me Madam, as well as starring in the British science fiction film, Stranger from Venus. <mask> played the

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title: Helmut Dantine

texts: role of Dolokhov in the film production of War and Peace. He had a small role in Alexander the Great. The lead role in Hell on Devil's Island was played by him. In addition to directing and acting in the military aviation film, <mask> also directed and acted in the films Frulein and Tempest.He became a vice-president of Joseph Schenck's company in 1959 after his acting career ended. He later became president of Hand Enterprises Inc. <mask> was the executive producer of three films, two of which were directed by Sam Peckinpah. He was in The Fifth Musketeer and Tarzan the Ape Man. He was married to another theater student, Gwen Anderson, before graduating from UCLA. He was accused of hit-and-run in 1943. He was arrested for biting Ida Lupino's assistant on the arm during a New Year's Eve party, but after apologizing to the assistant, he was released.He became an American citizen in 1944. The younger daughter of an oil millionaire whose collection of French furniture and decorative arts fills several galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art married him in 1947. Dana Wrightsman <mask> was the son of the couple. <mask>'s ex-wife said she was after her father's money. <mask> married the daughter of Nicholas Schenck, one of the founding fathers of the company. The couple had three children: Dita,Nicola, andShelley. In 1971 there was a divorce.<mask> died of a heart attack at the age of 63. Porter, International Squadron, and Mrs. Miniver are partial filmography Escape (1940) and To Be or Not to Be (1942). The Shadow of a Woman was written by Dr. Eric Ryder while Demetri Alexander Call Me Madam was written by Prince Hugo from

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title: Damien Williams

texts: <mask> is a running back for the Chicago Bears of the National Football League. He was a football player at Oklahoma. He was a free agent when he was signed by the Dolphins. He won the Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs. He scored the game-clinching touchdown on a 38 yard run with less than two minutes left in the game. <mask> was a freshman at El Cajon Valley High School. He played high school football at Mira Mesa Senior High School.<mask> was supposed to play college football at Arizona State but did not meet the test score requirement. He played at Arizona Western College before transferring to the University of Oklahoma. He was dismissed from Oklahoma for violating team rules. He ran for 1,499 yards and 18 touchdown in two seasons with the Sooners. <mask> was signed by the Miami Dolphins after going to the draft. <mask> made his debut in the National Football League. He returned a kick for 19 yards.He had five carries for 19 yards in the loss to the Bills. He scored his first professional touchdown in Week 16 against the Minnesota Vikings. He finished the season with 36 carries for 122 yards and 21 catches for 187 yards and a touchdown. <mask> had a receiving touchdown in the second week of the season. He had 21 catches for 142 yards and a touchdown in 2015. In the 2016 season, <mask> played in 15 games, rushing for 115 yards and three touchdown, and recording 23 reception for 249 yards and three touchdown. The Dolphins faced off against the PittsburghSteelers in the Wild Card Round.He scored a four-yard touchdown in the defeat. <mask> will be a restricted free agent in 2017). He signed the tender on May 11th after reportedly wanting a bigger contract. <mask> was second on the Dolphins running back depth chart.

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title: Damien Williams

texts: After he was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles, he was named the starting running back. <mask> had a shoulder injury in Week 12. He was expected to be out for two to three weeks.He missed the rest of the season and was replaced by Kenyan Drake, who started the final six games with two 100 rushing-yard games. <mask> finished the season with 46 carries for 181 rushing yards, 20 catches for 155 yards, and a receiving touchdown. <mask> signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. <mask>'s role increased after Hunt's release. <mask> was signed to a two-year contract extension by the Chiefs. <mask> had 256 rushing yards, four rushing touchdown, 23 reception, 160 receiving yards, and two receiving touchdown. As the feature back, he was called upon in the playoffs.In the Divisional Round victory over the Indianapolis Colts, he had 129 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown to go along with five receptions for 25 receiving yards. He had 30 rushing yards, a rushing touchdown, five reception, 66 receiving yards, and two receiving touchdown in the loss to New England. In Week 9 against the Minnesota Vikings, <mask> ran 12 times for 125 yards and a 91-yard touchdown. He had at least 100 rushing yards for the first time this season. It was the longest touchdown run in franchise history. In the regular-season finale against the Los Angeles Clippers, <mask> rushed 12 times for 124 yards and two touchdown, including an 84-yard touchdown, and caught four passes for 30 yards. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Damien Williams

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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217In the Divisional Round of the playoffs against the Houston Texans, he rushed 12 times for 47 yards and two touchdown and caught two passes for 21 yards and a touchdown. <mask> ran 17 times for 45 yards and a touchdown and caught 5 passes for 44 yards in the win. In the Super Bowl, <mask> ran 17 times for 104 yards, including a 38 yard touchdown, and caught four passes for 29 yards and a touchdown. He scored a touchdown with 2:44 left in the game that gave the Chiefs the lead. He scored the game-clinching rushing touchdown that gave the Chiefs a 10 point lead with less than a minute left in the game. He is the first player in Super Bowl history to have at least 100 rushing and receiving yards. On July 29, 2020, the Chiefs announced that <mask> would not be a part of the 2020 season.His mother was recently diagnosed with stage IV cancer and the reason he opted-out was because of it. He was released after the season ended. <mask> signed a one-year contract with the Chicago Bears. Kansas City Chiefs bio Miami Dolphins bio Oklahoma Sooners bio 1992 births Living people Players of American football from San Diego African-American players of American football American football running backs Arizona Western Matadors football players Oklahoma Sooners football players Miami

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title: Thomas Langlois Lefroy

texts: <mask> was an Irish-Huguenot politician and judge. He was an MP for the constituency of Dublin University, Privy of Ireland and Lord Chief Justice of Ireland. <mask> was born in Ireland. He had an outstanding academic record at Trinity College. Tom's legal studies were sponsored by Benjamin Langlois. One year later, he was the Auditor of the debating society of the college. He became a prominent member of the Irish bar after being called to it in 1797 and published a series of Law Reports on the cases of the Irish Court of Chancery.In 1796, <mask>, who was 23 days younger, began flirting with Jane Austen, who was a friend of an older female relative. Some have suggested that it may have been <mask> who was the subject of two letters written to her sister, one of which was about the creation of the character of Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. Jon Spence suggests in his biography that Jane Austen used her and Tom LeFroy's personality as models for Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet, but not in an expected way. The model for the female lead in the novel, Elizabeth Bennet, and the male lead, Mr. Darcy, were both used by Jane Austen, with her own measured demeanor being used as the model for the male lead and her more outgoing personality being used as the model for the female lead. "You scold me so much in the nice long letter which I have this moment received from you, that I am almost afraid to tell you how my Irish friend and I behaved." Imagine dancing and sitting down together in profligate ways. He leaves the country on Friday, which is when we are going to have a dance at Ashe.I assure you that he is a pleasant young man. He is so ashamed of coming to Steventon that he ran away

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Thomas Lefroy
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Tom Lefroy


title: Thomas Langlois Lefroy

texts: when we called on Mrs. Lefroy a few days ago. The latter is very well-behaved now; and as for the other, he has one fault, which time will, I trust, completely remove; it is that his morning coat is a great deal too light. He wore the same colored clothes when he was wounded because he was a great fan of Tom Jones. There was another mention of him in a letter that was written on January 14, 1796. Friday. At the end of the day, when you receive this, it will be over.My tears flow as I write. In a November 1798 letter, Austen's biographer believes the author's "bleak remembrance, and persistent interest" in <mask> is demonstrated. Mrs. <mask>, Tom's aunt, had been to visit, but had not said anything about her nephew. In Emma, there is a possible mention of Lefroy. There is a discussion of a poem in chapter 9. There is a word hidden in the poem. After learning of Jane Austen's death, Lefroy traveled from Ireland to England to pay his respects.A rejection letter for the early version of Pride and Prejudice was bought by <mask> at an auction of Cadell's papers. The letter did not do much credit to the tact or courtesy of our good Grandfather. At a sale of the Chief Justice's papers, <mask> picked up the original letter and copied it for me. If it is true that the original <mask> bought the letter after Jane's death, it is possible that he later handed it over. The husband of a woman who was the daughter of two people. T.E.P. Lefroy would give a letter to a friend.The firm was closed down after the death of <mask> Jr. The papers were sold in November of 1840. In the last years of Tomroy Lef's life, he was questioned about his relationship with Jane Austen, and admitted to having loved

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title: Thomas Langlois Lefroy

texts: her, but stated that it was a "boyish love". The letter was sent from T.E.P. My late venerable uncle said in so many words that he was in love with her, although he qualified his confession by saying it was a boyish love. I don't know if I should make it public as this happened in a private conversation. In the film Becoming Jane, there is a fictional account of their relationship.James McAvoy is playing <mask> in the film and Anne Hathaway is playing Austen. In an 1824 Dublin University by-election, <mask> was a Conservative and finished third. An idea of <mask>'s politics is given by the opening of an editorial in The Times (of London) on Friday 27 February 1829, when he was opposing the Roman Catholic Relief Act, which would have allowed Irish Catholics to parliament if they met a high property qualification. William Saurin was one of the opponents of Catholic emancipation who had Huguenot family memories of persecution by French Catholics. Daniel O'Connell joked during a lawsuit over a collection of books that <mask> was well known for his interest in the conversion of Jews to Protestantism after Richard Lalor Sheil published a profile of him. According to King Dan, O'Connell held Lefroy's legal abilities in contempt and regarded him as a prime example of a lawyer promoted above more meritorious Catholics because of his Protestant religion and Conservative politics. He was elected to the House of Commons as a Conservative in 1830.He joined the Privy Council of Ireland on January 29, 1835. During Charles Sumner's visit to Ireland, <mask> <mask> received him. <mask> was appointed an Irish judge with the title of Baron of the Exchequer in 1841. The sedition trial of John Mitchel

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title: Thomas Langlois Lefroy

texts: was presided over by him. He became Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland in 1852. The Chief Justice did not resign until he was 90 years old, despite the fact that he was too old to do the job. This was in July of 1866.According to an apocryphal story, the son of <mask>'s son denied in Parliament that his father was too old to perform his duties, but being himself so old and feeble as to produce the opposite effect on parliamentary opinion. The son is defending his father's capacity even though he applied to be excused from certain official duties because of his advanced age. The debate report can be found here. In a satirical pamphlet on the Trinity College Dublin election of 1865 Joseph Le Fanu suggests that Lefroy was so old that he had "ridden on the mastodon to hunt the megatherium" and mocks the way in which the Conservative lawyer-politicians Joseph Napier and James Whiteside <mask> was interested in astronomy. The 3rd Earl of Rosse visited William Parsons on March 30th to try out his new telescope. Tom told his wife that the family came from the town of Cambrai in the northwestern corner of France.The Lord L'Offroy, one of the heads of the family, died at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415. The family head was a Lord L'Offroy, a descendant of a Huguenot who migrated to England in the 16th century. Tom's father was secretly married to a woman in Ireland. Five girls were born without <mask> knowing, but it is possible that one of Tom's sisters died in infancy. The first son was <mask> Lefisroy. Tom's siblings are as follows: Unnamed fifth elder sister (actual birth order unknown other than being older than <mask>), Phoebe, Catherine, and Lucy. Tom and Mary

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title: Thomas Langlois Lefroy

texts: Paul were married on 16 March 1799 in north Wales.They had seven children from their marriage, one of which was an mp for his father's old seat of Dublin University. The Very Rev. Memoir of Chief <mask> was published in 1871. George Thomson <mask> (26 May 1812 to 19 March 1890) and Mary Elizabeth <mask> (19 December 1817 to 23 January 1890) died in infancy. The daughters of <mask> never married. <mask>'s first daughter was named Jane Christmas. The derivation of this name is debated by scholars. Lady Jane Paul was Tom's mother-in-law.Others think the name referred to Jane Austen. The second theory is implied in the film. The great house built for Chief <mask> and his family in the 19th century was called Christmas and came from the Paul family. The family lived in Carrigglas before 1836. A stable block, farmyard and walled garden were designed and built by the famous architect of Dublin's Custom House. Daniel Robertson, a famous English architect, helped renovated the manor in the 18th century. The house was destroyed by a Hurricane on January 6, 1839.The plan to turn the manor house into a hotel and to turn the park into a golf course and housing estate collapsed before the hotel or any of the new houses were built. The current owners of the estate are the Glennon's family. There are references to Who's Who of British members of parliament. The letters are public domain and can be found on line at http://www.pemberley.com/janeinfo/brablet1.html. There are external links to glennonbrothers.ie Becoming Jane Fansite: About <mask> 1776 births 1869 deaths Alumni of Trinity College Dublin Auditors of the College Historical Society Irish Conservative Party MPs Irish people of French

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title: Gregory Powell (murderer)

texts: Ian Campbell and Karl Hettinger were kidnapped by <mask> "Greg" <mask> on the night of March 9, 1963. <mask> and Jimmy Lee "Youngblood" Smith took the officers to an onion field where Campbell was killed. The Onion Field was a non-fiction book written by Joseph Wambaugh. James Woods played <mask> in the 1979 film adaptation of the book. <mask> was raised by a family that was not nice. <mask> took care of his three younger siblings because his father was a musician and his mother had health problems. <mask> ran away from his home at the age of 15 and ended up in Florida, where he had a brief sexual relationship with a catholic priest.He stole money and a car from his sister when he was 16. <mask> was sentenced for car theft. <mask> was released from prison when he was 20. After moving to California with his family, <mask> had a brain tumor removed at the Vacaville Medical Facility. By the time he was 29 years old, <mask> had spent ten of the last 13 years of his life in prison. He was paroled in May 1962. <mask> was a thief and often robbed liquor stores.He worked as a gay hustler. <mask> was responsible for a number of armed robberies in Las Vegas. <mask> lived in Boulder City, Nevada at the time of the kidnapping. Campbell and Hettinger were kidnapped on March 9, 1963, after they pulled over a car with Nevada license plates for an illegal U-turn. <mask> and Jimmy Lee Smith were present in the vehicle. <mask> said that when the officers stopped the car, they had their guns ready. After <mask> was ordered to get out of the car, he disarmed Campbell by pointing a gun at his head and threatening to kill him.Hettinger didn't put

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title: Gregory Powell (murderer)

texts: his gun down until Campbell told him to. <mask> kidnapped both of the officers and forced Campbell to drive them to an onion field. When they arrived at the onion field, the officers were forced out of the car and ordered to stand with their hands above their heads. <mask> asked Campbell if he had ever heard of the Little Lindbergh Law. He was shot in the mouth after Campbell replied "Yes". Hettinger told the Los Angeles Times that <mask> shot Campbell in the face. I ran down the road.Hettinger escaped from <mask> and Smith and ran to a farmhouse. The four bullets that hit Campbell's chest are believed to have been fired by both Smith and <mask>. Smith and <mask> both claimed that the other shots were fired by Smith. <mask> was arrested a few hours later after attempting to escape via a stolen car. <mask> showed no resistance when he was arrested. Smith was taken into custody the next day. On September 4, 1963, <mask> was found guilty of the kidnapping of Campbell and the murder of Hettinger.He was sentenced to death in November of that year. In July 1967, <mask> was granted a second trial and once again was convicted and sentenced to death. <mask> tried to escape from San Quentin State Prison with three other inmates. In 1969 he tried to escape from the recreation room of the Los Angeles County Jail. When the state of California declared the death penalty unconstitutional, his sentence was commuted to life in prison. <mask> was scheduled for parole on June 13, 1982. The revocation of <mask>'s parole date was caused by a petition submitted by Citizens for Truth in Justice that gathered 31,500 signatures.The group was

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title: Gregory Powell (murderer)

texts: assisted by <mask>'s daughter. <mask> was granted an order of release by the judge. John Mancino, founder of Citizens for Truth, was able to submit a legal brief to the First District Court of Appeals in San Francisco ordering <mask> to remain in prison. Mancino and his group won the case at the California Supreme Court. <mask>'s release was opposed by California Governors George Deukmejian and Jerry Brown. Dennis Riordan blamed it on the February 1982 airing of The Onion Field. <mask> had been denied parole 11 times.<mask> was a clerk in the law library at the Mule Creek State Prison. <mask> was in prison by 1994. <mask> was denied compassionate release in 2011. <mask> was interviewed by Joseph Wambaugh while he was in prison. <mask> thought he was more attractive than I portrayed him to be, according to Wambaugh. Wambaugh confirmed that one of <mask>'s lawyers claimed that <mask> would have been released from prison had it not been for the book and film. James Woods portrayed <mask> in The Onion Field.When preparing for his role, Woods did not meet with <mask>. Woods was nominated for a Golden Globe. <mask> died of cancer on August 12, 2012 at the California Medical Facility. He was old. The intersection in Hollywood was dedicated in Ian Campbell's name. "<mask> was a cold-blooded murderer who avoided the death penalty, but he won't escape God's judgment," said Tyler Izen, president of the Los Angeles Police Protective League. Justice was upheld when the parole board denied <mask>'s request for compassionate release and ensured he drew his last breath while in prison.There are links to deaths in the United States and

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title: Paul James (soccer)

texts: A retired professional soccer player is named <mask>. He represented Canada at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles and the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. He was a soccer analyst and a soccer coach. He is a member of the Canada Soccer Hall of Fame. His Canada Soccer Coaching "A" Licence was granted in 1998. He served as a coach with Canada's national youth teams from 1998 to 2001 and was in charge of the U-20 World Cup in 2001. <mask>, a graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University, added to his academic credentials by completing the prestigious Football IndustryMBA at the University ofLiverpool in England.<mask> revealed in February 2012 that he had been using crack cocaine for many years. <mask> was on a hunger strike to protest his treatment by York University. While with the Toronto Blizzard, <mask> developed into a top class player. <mask> scored against the New York Cosmos. He was a first team all-star four times in the Canadian Soccer League. He played in the National Soccer League in 1986. He spent a short time with Doncaster Rovers.<mask> became a Canadian citizen in 1983 and went on to play in the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. He made his senior debut for Canada in a December 1983 friendly match against Mexico in Irapuato, <mask> played in all four of Canada's games at Los Angeles Olympics including the quarter final game against Brazil losing on penalty kicks. Canada qualified for the 1986 World Cup finals in Mexico after he scored a goal against Costa Rica in Toronto. He played in all three games of the 1986 World Cup finals. He was a member of Canada's World Cup team. The Canadian men's team qualified for the first time in their history for the World Cup Championships in St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador in 1985 and <mask> was a part of it. In June 1986 Singapore, <mask> played in all three of Canada's World Cup games.The last two games for Canada were against the United States in 1993 and South Korea in 1993. Canada's goal tally is listed first in the international goals scores and results. <mask>

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title: Paul James (soccer)

texts: coached at LeMoyne College in Syracuse, New York, leading them to within one game of an NCAA berth and an NCAA Division II national ranking as high as 12th. He led the Under-20 team to the 2001 World Youth Championship. <mask> was the first Canadian to play and coach at a World Championships. <mask> has six coach of the year awards, including CSL, NCAA, and OUA. <mask> received the national coach of the year award from the Canadian Interuniversity Sport.<mask> has developed successful soccer programmes. <mask> was the coach of York in 2008 when they won the Canadian Championship. <mask> left York University in January of 2010 after six years with the Lions. He was the coach of the Bahamas national football team. He was an analyst for The Footy Show on The Score television network from 2004 to 2008. He provided GolTV with soccer analysis. <mask> has written for The Globe and Mail on a number of occasions.He moved to Toronto, Canada with his parents and sister at the age of 16. He left Wales with a Canadian equivalent grade 12 education and an athletic career that included two time Glamorgan champion at 800 metres with the fastest recorded times in Wales in 1977/78 for his age group. <mask> <mask> was on the team that won the Ontario provincial championship. The Ontario Provincial team won the Canadian national championship in 1982. Competed in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, competed in the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico, and was a four time Canadian Soccer League first team all star player. Soccer writer for the Globe and Mail, author of Crack Open, owner of Confronting the Stigma of Drug Addiction, and submissions to the Ontario Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada. Footballers from Wales to Canada Naturalized citizens of Canada Soccer people from Ontario to Canada Olympic soccer players of Canada Footballers at the 1984 Summer OlympicsDoncaster Rovers F.C. were played by players from the Liga MX. The London Lasers played in the Canadian Soccer League and in the North American Soccer

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title: Francis J. Meehan

texts: <mask> is an American retired diplomat who served as the United States Ambassador to several of the Eastern Bloc states during his career. He was the United States Ambassador to East Germany. <mask> was born in the United States city of East Orange, New Jersey to British parents who were staying in the United States for a short period. He grew up in the Scottish shipbuilding town of Clydebank, which is eight miles west of Glasgow, after his mother returned home. As a centre of shipbuilding during World War II, Clydebank was a major target for the Luftwaffe and a teenage <mask> would help with the clear up after bombing raids. He received a degree in history from the University of Glasgow in 1945. He was a good speaker of German.His birth in the United States made him an American citizen, and he was drafted in 1945 for military service, with his postings being to Fontainebleau for training, then onto Allied-occupied Germany. He considered a career with the United States Department of State because of his education and German skills. After completing his two years of military service in 1947, he took a position as a clerk at the Consular Agency of the United States. He joined the United States Foreign Service after serving as an administrative assistant at the Economic Cooperation Administration in Washington, D.C. from 1948 to 1951. He served as an information officer at the United States High Commission for Germany from 1951 to 1952. From 1952 to 1953, he worked at the United States Consulate General in Hamburg. He was attached to the NATO mission in Paris from 1953 to 1956.He graduated from Harvard University with a master's degree in Public Administration in 1957. He took Russian language classes in the US. He was posted to Moscow for two

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title: Francis J. Meehan

texts: years in 1959 after being appointed an intelligence specialist within the Department of State. The <mask> Powers U-2 incident happened at the same time as <mask>'s posting to Moscow. The United States Ambassador to Russia sent him to view the wreck when it was on display. He was assigned to Berlin as their political officer and was present in 1962 for the exchange of prisoners between the United States of America and the Soviet Union. The U-2 pilot <mask> Powers was exchanged for a Soviet spy on the Glienicke Bridge.The prisoner collection was handled by the Stasi lawyer and the exchange included the release of Frederic Pryor. As a result of the prisoner exchange work, the two men became lifelong friends. From 1966 to 1968, he worked at the Department of State in the United States, first as a watch officer and then as the director of the Operations Centre. He was the deputy executive secretary of the Department of State. From 1968 to 1972 he was the deputy chief of mission in Hungary and from 1972 to 1975 he was the counsellor for political affairs in Bonn. He was in Bonn from 1977 to 1979 and in Vienna from 1975 to 1977. <mask> Mindszenty was a good friend of <mask> and his wife.His first Ambassador level posting was in 1979 when he was appointed as the United States Ambassador to Czechoslovakia. He served as the United States Ambassador to Poland from October 1980 to February 1983. He was in Washington, D.C. when martial law was imposed in Poland, and the United States Embassy had to smuggle him across the border hidden in the back of a van. From October 1984 to April 1985 he was a senior foreign policy officer in the Office for Management Operations at the Department of State. He was the United States Ambassador to East Germany from 1985

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title: Francis J. Meehan

texts: to 1988. Ronald Reagan made the famous Tear down this wall. It was a speech.At the conclusion of his East Berlin posting, he returned to his research position at Georgetown University. He was proficient in German, Russian, French, Polish, Czech and Hungarian by the end of his diplomatic career. He had hoped for the United States Ambassador to Russia posting, but it was not to be at the end of his career. In 1988 he retired from the United States Foreign Service. He and his wife have lived in 23 different homes since they were married. There has been media interest about a high-profile American diplomat living quietly in Helensburgh. A 30-minute documentary about <mask>'s career and some of his thoughts on the current political climate in Washington DC and Moscow was aired on 3 April.In 1949, <mask> married Margaret in Manhattan, New York, where the couple first met. During World War II, the Kearns family were evacuated to Helensburgh. Frank and Margaret had the same group of friends and shared interests, which included hillwalking, and they stayed in contact after the family was evacuated to Dumbarton. Margaret worked as a child minder when she traveled to the US to marry her fiancée. She was well known within the Foreign Service for her ability to organize and host functions. Anne, Catherine, Frances and <mask> are the children of <mask> and his wife. Margaret died on March 15, 2015, after a long illness, and was cared for by her husband and family.Shortly after her death, Margaret's obituary was published by The Scotsman. The Doctor of Laws degree was awarded to him by the University of Glasgow. The United States Department of State has a list of 1924 births of ambassadors of the United States to Czechoslovakia, Poland, and East

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title: Josh Goot

texts: <mask> was born in New South Wales and is an independent fashion designer. He moved to New York with his partner, Christine Centenera. In 1997 he graduated from Moriah College. He was accepted to the Communication degree at the University of Technology. After travelling in Europe and the Middle East, <mask> deferred his studies at the University of Technology. During his time at UTS, he became interested in fashion design. I became interested in the idea of fashion as a form of media because of my communications focus.<mask> didn't have a formal fashion education. Platform was founded in 2000 by his friend <mask>. Platform continued after the pair split in 2002, taking the printed tee-shirt line into a youth-focused, street-wear collection. The business was closed in 2004. A capsule of tailored jersey essentials in grey marl and "futuristic" silver was launched in 2005. The collection was made entirely from cotton jersey, from blazers and trench coats to trousers, albeit they were precisely cut and finished. Taking the structured principles of tailoring and applying them to sportswear, his debut offering was viewed as a new fashion hybrid.Tiffany & Co. won Australia's "prestigious Tiffany & Co. in 2005. The Prix de MarieClaire Award for Best Up and Coming Designer was presented at the Melbourne Fashion Festival. At Australian Fashion Week, <mask> showed for the first time. While remaining true to his cotton jersey concept and ideals, the look evolved into feminine pieces, losing the utilitarian appeal of the first collection, but retaining the ease and simplicity. Natural light, paired-back hair, make-up, and a sense of open space would become brand ideals after the first runway presentation by <mask>. Leading boutiques in Australia bought the collection, including The Corner Shop, Parlour X and Marais. The line appeared on the cover of Women's Wear Daily for its "marriage between traditional tailoring and the all

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title: Josh Goot

texts: American T".At New York Fashion Week, <mask> showed for the first time. His "urban athletic looks" were well received by international press and buyers. Leading stockists were secured by the label. During his time in New York, the principles of clean, lean lines, strong colour sense and modern attitude emerged as defining principles. Despite being invited by the British Fashion Council to show at London Fashion Week, <mask> continued to show his collections in New York and Australia. The move from New York to London introduced original digital art, tailoring techniques and complex constructions. In his first London show, with a collection inspired by water, <mask> was noticed for his "liquid prints... colour blocked jersey and graphic simplicity."Each garment became a signature because of the "maverick yet disciplined" digital art and "precisely engineered" to it. Leading customers in Europe were secured by the collection in London. After the financial crisis of 2007, <mask> returned to Australia to focus on his home market. The collections retained a focus on digital print, and introduced a series of innovative technological developments in textiles. Australian Fashion Week staged a collection in a Ford Factory in 2011. The Autumn Winter 2012 season launch was held at David Jones and featured a tailored tuxedo suit worn by Miranda Kerr. In 2010 <mask> opened his first retail store in a converted gallery space.In 2012 the label moved to Oxford Street. Audio-visual elements together with pristine white walls were introduced in the new retail environment. A retractable roof opened to the sky above a multi-colour carpet. In Australia, Goot opened in Melbourne. There is an all-concrete space that is bold and controlled, broken only by a large glass atrium at the rear that towers above the change rooms, letting in the elements and beautiful floor-filling light. <mask> has a relationship with Australian Wool Innovation.

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title: Josh Goot

texts: He incorporated Merino textile developments into his collections.<mask> was the first Australian designer to work with Target in the Designers For Target initiative. At the media launch, <mask> said that he believes in taking his ideas to a wider audience. In 2010 he collaborated with the Sydney Dance Company. The identity for the production was created by Jonathan Zawada. Australian fashion design has been established in an international context. "What I wanted to do with the label was to create a modern, urban, Australian fashion brand." I wanted it to capture an Australian point of view in a new way that hadn't been expressed before, and it was born out of these core ideals of modernity, modernism and a sense of sport.Australian made and fabricated Italian textiles are used in the collections. At the Australian Financial Review's Bespoke Summit at the Sydney Opera House, <mask> spoke on the topic of building a luxury fashion label in Australia. <mask> went into Voluntary Administration in February of 2015. "Well documented external factors at play within the domestic industry" is how <mask> spoke about the company's downward spiral. The designer said that they need to restructure to protect the long term interests of the brand. "We are unique in the Australian landscape and that doesn't necessarily make our experience easier, but I also think that it gives us a real future and that's what we're going to be working to secure." The company emerged from Administration and had control returned to it's sole director.The designer behind one of Australia's most acclaimed brands was able to continue his business as an independent operator after his creditor voted for a Deed of Company arrangement. Tiffany & Co. won the Young Designer of the Year Award in 2005. The Fashion Group International was a finalist. There is a rising star in New York. The winner of the Best Designer Prix de MarieClaire Awards was a fashion

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title: Titus Manlius Torquatus (consul 165 BC)

texts: The Roman Republic's consul in 165 BC was a politician who died after 133 BC. He tried to follow in the footsteps of his ancestors by forcing his son to commit suicide after he was accused of corruption. He was a respected jurist and had a long career. He served as ambassador to Egypt in 162 BC in a mission to support the claims of Ptolemy VIII Physcon over Cyprus. One of the most important gentes of the Republic was born in the patrician Gens Manlia. The family had held the consulship 18 times and the consular tribuneship 14 times before him. His father Aulus was killed in the Second Punic War at an early age.His grandfather was a dictator and a censor. He was known for his severity, notably by rejecting the admission of Latin allies to the Senate, and by refusing to ransom the Roman soldiers captured by Hannibal after the Battle of Cannae. Aulus was the younger brother of <mask>. In the Roman naming convention, the oldest son usually received his father's first name, Aulus, but in this case, he was given the name of his grandfather. After defeating a Gaul in a single combat, the cognomen Torquatus was given to the descendant of <mask> Imperiosus, who took his Torque as a trophy. The members of the family put the Torque on their coins. He was known for killing his son after disobeying him during a battle.According to the German historian Friedrich Mnzer, the career of <mask> was not known until 170, a year after Livy. His grandfather was a member of the College of Pontiffs. He was an expert in civil and religious law. He was elected as a diplomat in 165. According to Livy, the Centuriate Assembly elected him after Octavius. The College of Pontiffs, which was tasked with

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title: Titus Manlius Torquatus (consul 165 BC)

texts: establishing the Fasti, had a great-great-grandson who was promoted to the first position in the Fasti Capitolini. The emperor Augustus supported the enhancement of the Fasti because he was trying to revive several patrician houses.Octavius was not a direct descendant of Augustus. Octavius was already well known by the time of his election, as he had led the Roman navy during the Third Macedonian War and was awarded a triumph in 167. The manuscript of Livy ends just before the account of their consulship, so it's not known what their policies are. Obsequens says that they had to deal with a plague epidemic at Rome. The election of his brother was secured by the use of his consulship. After he was a diplomat, he was involved in diplomatic affairs. In a letter to the Jews, he is mentioned as legate to Syria.No Roman source supports the event of this letter being apocryphal as it is dated from the Seleucid era. Mnzer thinks it could be his son, who was in the 130s. Ptolemy VIII Physcon traveled to Rome to challenge the partition of the Ptolemaic Kingdom with his older brother Ptolemy VI Philometor, and asked the Senate to support his claim on Cyprus. The Senate sent legates to Cyprus in order to prevent a war between the brothers. Polybius believed that the Romans wanted to avoid the threat of a unified Ptolemaic Kingdom. After persuading Physcon to abandon his plan to conquer Cyprus, he went to Alexandria in order to negotiate a peaceful settlement with Philometor. After <mask> left the younger Ptolemy, Cyrenaica rebelled.The revolt and the end of the talks between <mask> and the elder Ptolemy were caused by it. The embassy ended in failure. The expulsion of Philometor's envoys was

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title: Titus Manlius Torquatus (consul 165 BC)

texts: caused by the fact that Merula and <mask> spoke in favor of Physcon in the Senate. There is a territorial dispute between the two Greek cities of Magnesia and Priene in Asia. The inscription was originally read "Mallius", but modern historians believe it should have read "Manlius", since only Walbank makes a connection with the consul of 165. The tribune of the plebs Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus was supplicated by two respected ex-consuls, "Manlius and Fulvius", to settle his dispute with the other. The session of the senate did not achieve anything.The only one of the consular Fulvii still alive was <mask>. The manuscript of Plutarch could refer to Manius Manilius in 149. The Torquati had to wait a century for another member of the family to become a consul. The older of the two sons was named <mask>. His career was cut short by his defeat against Eunus during the First Servile War. The second son was given for adoption by a senator who had translated Mago's work into Latin. The second son took his adoptive father's name and became Decimus Junius Silanus Manlianus.It is the first instance of a patrician being adopted into a family. Manlianus lived in Macedonia in 141 or 142. After he had been accused of corruption by Macedonian envoys, his natural father requested from the Senate the permission to judge him privately in his house. The senate and the Macedonian delegation allowed him to do it since he was a law expert. After a three-day trial, he found his son guilty and removed him from his sight. The code of honour of the family forced Manlianus to hang himself after he was sentenced. When the funeral procession passed by, he showed his indifference by not attending his son's

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title: Titus Manlius Torquatus (consul 165 BC)

texts: funeral.The death mask of Imperiosus <mask>, who had killed his son, was prominently displayed in <mask>' house and inspired his severity towards his own son. The resolution of the case through a private court could be a first in Roman history. In order to destroy the memory of his son, he might have had a third son named Aulus. The son could have been the father of Aulus <mask>. Stemma from Mnzer until "A. <mask> Torquatus, d. 208" was taken. The dates are in BC. The works are 2 Maccabees.Cicero, De Finibus. The History of Rome was written by Livy. Julius Obsequens is from Liber Prodigiorum. Naturalis Historia is "Pliny the Elder." Parallel lives. Polybius, Historiae is a book. Publius Tacitus was named after Annales.Valerius Maximus is also known as Factorum ac Dictorum Memorabilium. The Trials in the Late Roman Republic was written by Michael C. Alexander. A. E. Astin is the author of Oxford University Press. The First and Second Books of the Maccabees was published in 1973. The Praetorship in the Roman Republic was published in 2000. T. Robert S. Broughton is a member of the American Philological Association. The Magistrates of the Roman Republic, American Philological Association, 1960.The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament was written by Robert Henry Charles. The Roman Republican coinage was written by Michael Crawford. The Sylloge Inscriptionum Graecarum is a collection of Greek inscriptions. The Oxford University Press published a book called Ancestor Masks and Aristocratic Power in Roman Culture. The Harvard University Press published Roman Politics and the Criminal Courts in 1968. A History of the Ptolemaic Empire was originally published in 1994. Allan

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title: Paramasiva Prabhakar Kumaramangalam

texts: The 6th Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) of the Indian Army was General <mask>. He was one of the last British-trained KCIOs to serve in the Indian Army and the last King's Commissioned Indian Officer to lead the Indian Army. <mask> was born to P. Subbarayan, who was the Chief Minister of the Madras Presidency between 1926 and 1930. He was educated at both St Hugh's School and Eton College. He was commissioned into the Indian Army as a second lieutenant in 1933 after studying at the Royal Military Academy. He was appointed to the British Indian Army in 1934. He was awarded the DSO as a temporary major for action in Libya on 27 May 1942 at Point 171, south of Bir Hakiem.<mask> was recommended for a distinguished service order. For great courage and devotion to duty, Major has been assigned to the 3rd Indian Motor brigade. The action took place on 27 May 1942. Major <mask> showed great bravery in controlling the fire of his battery. His cool demeanor in the face of machine gun and anti-tank fire from enemy tanks inspired his men with the confidence with which they withstood the final tank attack. He tried to drive the Italian tanks away from the position after one of his troops was captured. He led a patrol back to the position and recovered three guns.He was held in a PoW camp in Italy after being taken prisoner by the Italians. He was captured again in Germany in January 1944 after he escaped from Stalag Luft III, a high security camp for PoWs. He returned to India at the end of the war. <mask> was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire. He was promoted to the substantive rank of colonel on February 2, 1951, after becoming an acting brigadier in

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title: Paramasiva Prabhakar Kumaramangalam

texts: 1948. He was appointed to command a paratroop brigade on February 14, 1955, and was given command of an infantry division on September 9, 1956, with the acting rank of major-general. The Commandant of the Defence Services Staff College was appointed on February 25, 1959 by Kumaramangalam.He was appointed Adjutant-General with the rank of lieutenant-general. He was appointed GOC-in-C, Eastern Command on April 4, 1964, after being promoted to lieutenant-general on May 8, 1961. He was appointed as the Vice Chief of the Army Staff on January 15, 1965, after being appointed as the deputy Chief of the Army Staff. The first Indian to reach this appointment was General <mask>, who took over as the Chief of the Army Staff on June 8, 1966. The tenure of General <mask> as Chief of the Army Staff was marked by an unpublicised but exhaustive re-organisation of the service, up-gradation of weapons, training and tactics based on the lessons learned from the 1965 War. He served in the Indian Army for 36 years before retiring. He received a prestigious award in 1970.Views on America General <mask> was trained at the school. He was not very impressed with the Americans. He warned a newly independent India against coming under American influence because he saw them as suffering from an aggressive inferiority complex. This country is not one that I will ever get fond of, according to an excerpt from a letter written by him in 1947. I don't have a high opinion of them. The people that I have to deal with are very kind, hospitable and have been very good to the two of us. I feel like there is a trace of artificiality in that and also that it is the result of trying to impress


title: Catharine Brown (Cherokee teacher)

texts: The Cherokee woman and missionary teacher was named <mask>. She was the mission's first Cherokee convert to Christianity and the first Native American woman to see many of her writings published in her lifetime. At a place known to the Cherokee as Tsu-s, <mask> was born around 1800 to John and <mask>. Her father was one of the "headmen" for the Creek-Path Cherokee community, but had no understanding of the English language despite being considered among the most intellectual class of Cherokee. The fall of 1816 saw the opening of the Brainerd Mission School. Cyrus Kingsbury, a missionary, appeared before the general Council of the Cherokees and requested permission to build schools for them. The first Board among the Cherokees was established after the request was well received.The place for the first school was chosen by the Board. The school was named after David Brainerd, a renowned missionary to the American Indians. After the school was opened, Moody Hall and Loring S. Williams arrived with their wives as assistant missionaries. The news spread quickly throughout the Cherokee Nation and reached Catharine, who is 100 miles away. At the time, <mask> was learning to speak English at the home of a Cherokee friend. She asked her parents to send her to a missionary school. On July 9, 1817, <mask> became a student.<mask> made rapid progress. She learned to read and write in English in the first three months. The progress of anyone in this or any other country was exceeded by this. Around January 1818, when she became passionate about all that she had learned, she converted to Christianity and was christened by the missionaries of the Board. The community of women at the mission was most likely a comfort to her as shown in her letters while

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texts: she was away from them. It was similar to the communities of Cherokee women she grew up in. The women lived separate lives from the men.They did their rituals apart from men. They had other women help them with their children. During their menstrual period, they followed the Cherokee principle of secluding themselves from men. The men spent very little time around the house. The life of the women at Brainerd was very similar to that of middle-class white women in the Northeast at that time. They were expected to be submissive. They sought each other's company to affirm their values.The women developed very close ties to one another because they distanced themselves from Cherokee women who did not share their views. They ran the mission together with the female students. They cared for each other, attended births, and shared responsibilities of child-care. While away from Brainerd, <mask> lamented the loss of this sense of camaraderie. The few years <mask> spent at Brainerd were tumultuous within Cherokee society. Increased pressure on the Cherokee to become "civilized" took its toll on the nation. Some pushed back against the change.The mission and school was a hope for the future of Cherokee society and the family that embraced the change was one of them. When the fabric of the Cherokee community was being shredded, the missions offered a sense of community. They incorporated women, although as subordinates, while the new Cherokee political position excluded women, a far cry from the past when women held important roles within the town councils and communities. Provisions to open a school for boys at Creek Path were made in February 1820 after a request from <mask>'s father. The Creek Path Mission was founded in 1820. John Arch and

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title: Catharine Brown (Cherokee teacher)

texts: Daniel S. Butrick are Cherokees. A request was made for a girls school.She had grown up in Creek Path and was chosen to teach there. She felt a strong sense of importance for the work ahead of her even though she reluctantly accepted the charge. In 1821, <mask>'s brother, John, contracted Tuberculosis and began showing symptoms of the deadly disease. Her Cherokee duty compelled her to help care for her brother, even though she felt a strong tug at rejoining her friends. The Cherokee believed that a spiritual ailment could only be cured by performing sacred rituals. Many Christian missionaries rejected this, but no alternative was found and many Christian Cherokees practiced traditional medicine to treat illnesses. <mask> and John's wife were on their way to a sulphur spring in Alabama.The Cherokee believed that water had a healing property and was present in many ways within the culture. They used to bathe daily in the water to purify themselves. It was a good idea to seek healing for John in the spring. The journey was long and John's health continued to decline so they decided to stop at another spring and make camp. He drank the water but did not bathe in it. John died six months later. After her brother died, <mask> returned home to care for her parents who were in their sixties.She resigned herself to her duty of caring for her parents when she visited the missions. She expressed a hope to possibly emigrate west in a letter to her brother David. She had begun to show signs of the same illness that killed her brother. As her condition got worse her parents became desperate and she sought the help of a white doctor. Her parents decided to give her care to traditional healers. After she had a severe hemorrhage in her lungs, they sent


title: Catharine Brown (Cherokee teacher)

texts: for the missionaries. Dr. Campbell's condition was very grave a week later.He took <mask> to his home so she would be under constant care. Her mother and sister joined her on the journey. On the morning of July 18, 1823, <mask> <mask> died. He was said to have fallen asleep in the arms of her Savior. The Missionary Herald was commissioned by the missionaries at Brainerd to include a biographical article for <mask>. The American Board published a memoir of a Christian Indian called A Christian Indian of the Cherokee Nation. It was suggested that the same work had erased almost all of <mask>'s Cherokee identity, as the work exalted the efforts of missionaries to spread the virtues of Christianity to the American Indian.The removal of the Cherokees and other tribes from Oklahoma was discussed in the following years. She was once seen as a victim of early Christian missionaries who became a tragedy because of the loss of her identity. She began to be seen as a leader of the Cherokee culture as a whole as time went on. The impact of her letters and diary on American perception of Native Americans is still being felt today. The Collected Writings of <mask> <mask>, edited by Theresa Strouth Gaul, is part of the Legacies of Nineteenth-Century American Women Writers Series published by the University of Nebraska

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title: Gregg Andrews

texts: He is a professor at Texas State University. He is the co-editor of the Journal of Texas Music History and the assistant director of the Center for Texas Music History. Doctor G is an accomplished folk musician, performing and recording with his band, The Mudcats. Maurice and <mask> were the parents of early life <mask>. He was born in Monkey Run, an unincorporated neighborhood of Ilasco that was on the wrong side of the tracks. The cave made famous in Mark Twain's novel, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, was located in the suburb of Ilasco. In 1900, the town had a population of around 3000, but economic changes made it 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 by the mid-century.The Atlas Portland Cement Co. plant is where the father and grandfather worked. The economic hardship of the town, along with the rhythm of life near a cement factory, deeply influenced <mask>. He was taught to play the guitar and sing by his father at the age of 14. Maceo Wilson, a local musician famous in Hannibal, taught guitar for eight months. In 1965, <mask>' father died. In 1988 he obtained a PhD from Northern Illinois University. The Illinois Institute of Technology gave <mask> a fellowship in the humanities from 1985 to 1987.In 1988 he was appointed as an assistant professor at Texas State. He went from full professor to assistant director of the Center for Texas Music History and co-editor of the Journal of Texas Music History. Victoria is a professor of history at Texas State. The social history of work and labor has been the focus of <mask>' research work. The first book by the author, Shoulder to Shoulder? The American Federation of Labor, the United States, and the Mexican Revolution, 1910–1924, was an important re-assessment of the role Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of

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title: Gregg Andrews

texts: include a study of the Texas labor movement during the Great Depression, research into the role played by African Americans in the Galveston longshoremen's strike of 1920, and the struggle of black trade unionists to overcome the racially discriminatory practices of the Texas State Federation of Labor Doctor G, as he is known, is an accomplished and published singer, songwriter and musician. He is a regular performer at the Cheatham Street Warehouse, where country-western singer George Strait first found fame. His music is a mixture of folk, Southern rock and blues, and his lyrics speak of forbidden love, the need for respect, the search for happiness, and the toll poverty and hard work have on people. The struggle for dignity and respect in the face of economic hardship is reflected in the music of <mask>. "Doctor G and the Mudcats" released their debut CD in September 2005. Cheatham Street Records was founded by the owner of the Cheatham Street Warehouse.In 1991, the assistant director of the NEH Summer Environmental History Institute at Texas State received a National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship. The College of Liberal Arts at Texas State gave the excellence in teaching award to <mask> in 1998. The Texas State University Faculty Award for Scholarly and Creative Activity was given to him four years later. Mary M. Hughes was a fellow of the Texas State Historical Association. At Texas A&M University Press, the University of Missouri Press, and the University of Illinois Press, memberships <mask> has served as a manuscript reviewer. He was an editor for Diplomatic History, the Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies, and the International Review of Social History. The Texas Heritage Songwriters Association has a board of directors.He is a member of the Texas State

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