title: William Becknell

texts: The Santa Fe Trail was opened in 1821 by <mask>, an American soldier, politician, and freight operator. He found a trail that was wide enough for wagon trains and draft teams to travel along the route. The Santa Fe Trail was an early major transportation route that connected Franklin, Missouri with Santa Fe, New Mexico. When the railroad came to Santa Fe, it was a vital commercial highway. Before his trip, <mask> used long-established trails made by Native Americans, Spanish and French colonial explorers and traders. Before the Louisiana Purchase, the Spanish crown granted the French a monopoly on trade with Santa Fe. When Mexico gained independence from Spain in 1821, residents of Santa Fe were eager for more trade goods.<mask> changed his route to Santa Fe in order to find a trail that could be used for wagon trains. Travelers had been on horseback. He helped the federal government map the trail so that it could be used for commercial and military purposes. <mask> <mask> was born to parents in the Rockfish Creek area of Virginia. Conflicting sources say he was born in 1787. Two of <mask>'s family members died in the American Revolution. Jane Trusler was married to <mask> in Virginia.The young family migrated to the new Missouri Territory in the 18th century. <mask> was a member of the United States Mounted Rangers during the War of 1812. The Battle of Credit Island was one of the engagements he participated in. After senior officers fell, he took control of the defense. He was known as <mask> after he was promoted to the rank of captain. <mask> moved to central Missouri after he was discharged from Federal service in June of 1816. <mask> died around the time

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texts: of her husband's military discharge.The widower married a second time in January 1817. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, <mask> was the father of at least five children. <mask> supported his family by working as a ferryman on the Missouri river. He bought 180 acres in Howard County, Missouri, and moved his family there. <mask> faced a lot of debt. The salt works were bought out by him. He ran unsuccessfully for the Missouri Legislature in 1820, having borrowed money to finance his campaign.The Panic of 1819 took a toll on his business activities by limiting the amount of credit and hard currency available. <mask> was briefly jailed because of his debts, but his friend posted bail. <mask> was given until early 1822 to pay his debts or face more jail time. <mask> left Franklin in September 1821 under pressure as the fur trade was still lucrative. He bought trade goods for his trip. According to an advertisement <mask> placed in the Missouri Intelligencer newspaper, his intent was "trading for horses and mules and catching wild animals of every description." In the fall of 1821, <mask> and his group were the first to reach Santa Fe.<mask>'s timing was perfect. Mexico became independent of Spain recently. The ban against trade with outsiders was lifted. Before the Louisiana Purchase, the French had traded with Santa Fe. The wealth of the city on the Mississippi River was a result of the trade between St. Louis and Santa Fe. <mask> offered a variety of goods from his pack horses to the people of Santa Fe. The sum of three dollars a yard was brought by cotton cloth and calico, which they were willing to pay high prices for.<mask> and his party left Santa Fe on

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title: William Becknell

texts: December 13 with their saddlebags full of silver. The investment of $300 in trading goods returned $6000 in coin. <mask> almost immediately began planning his next trip to Santa Fe. He used a wagon instead of a pack horse for his second journey. In order to accommodate the width of wagons and draft teams, he had to slightly alter his route. The wagon train left Franklin in May 1822 and went through a lot of hardship, with both animals and people almost dying of thirst. The train arrived in Santa Fe forty-eight days later.The second trip was more profitable than the first. <mask>'s party made a profit of $91,000 after taking an estimated $3,000 in goods to Santa Fe. They paid dividends to shareholders who helped fund the trip, and even the smallest investor made a lot of money. <mask> made three profitable trips to Santa Fe. He helped map the trail in the year 1824. <mask> became known as the Father of the Santa Fe Trail for opening up an improved route for traffic and military movement. He was elected to the first of two terms in the Missouri House of Representatives.<mask> served in the Missouri state militia during the Native American uprising in 1829 and again during the Black Hawk War. <mask> moved his property and business interests to Red River County, Texas in 1835. <mask> led a cavalry unit known as the Red River Blues during the Texas War of Independence. He was briefly a Texas Ranger. He was elected to the legislature in the Republic of Texas. <mask> died at his home. He is buried in a family cemetery.The site is a few miles west of Texas. <mask> and the Santa Fe Trail Santa Fe Trail Research Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture are external

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title: Sydney Stubbs

texts: In the Legislative Council from 1908 to 1911, and then in the Legislative Assembly from 1911 to 1947, there were two times that an Australian politician served in the Parliament of Western Australia. He was the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 1930 to 1933 and the Mayor of Perth prior to that. Warrnambool, Victoria, was where <mask> was born. He worked for John Danks & Son from 1879 to 1894 as a clerk, travelling salesman, and engineer after working as a teacher for a time. In 1895, <mask> arrived in Western Australia and with a partner established a hardware firm. Alfred Sandover bought out the firm in 1907. In 1901, Joseph Langsford was elected mayor of the Claremont Municipality, but he was replaced by a resident of the suburb of Claremont.In 1903, it was reported that he would contest the Legislative Council's vacant seat, but he didn't go on to nominate for the election. Two years after running for Mayor of Perth against Thomas Molloy, <mask> decided not to contest the 1903 Claremont mayoral election. He won the election with 54.01 percent of the vote, replacing Harry Brown who did not re-contest. The first mayor since 1899 to be returned in that fashion was Alexander Forrest, who was re-elected in 1899. He left office without re-contesting and was replaced by his opponent. He was elected to the Legislative Council's Metropolitan-Suburban Province the following year, replacing the retiring Zebina Lane. He resigned his Legislative Council seat in order to contest the new seat of Wagin in the Legislative Assembly at the 1911 state election.The abolition of the state land tax, an expansion of the Legislative Council franchise, and a railway from Wagin to Darkan were included in his platform. The Labor candidate, Julius Nenke, was defeated by <mask> with 68.73% of the vote. Wilson's government was defeated, and the Ministerialists that had not been defeated formed a new Liberal Party at the state level. After the Country Party's foundation in 1913, <mask> switched to the Liberals, one of several in regional seats to do so. In 1923, when the Majority (or Ministerial) Country Party

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texts: split into two rival groups, supporting the government of James Mitchell, and opposing it, and backed by the Primary Producers' Association. At the 1924 state election, <mask> was re-elected under the banner of the MCP, despite the fact that the PPA had refused to endorse him. Following the defeat of Mitchell's government in the March 1927 election, the Nationalists merged with the MCP to form the United Party, which comfortably defeated two Country Party candidates.His time in that party was short-lived, as he returned to the Country Party in December 1927. James Mitchell was elected to a second term as premier at the 1930 state election. He was elected to the post of Speaker of the Legislative Assembly after being nominated by the coalition. <mask> was praised by the opposition leader for his "impartial manner" in the position, as he was known for his habit of returning a full bow to members exiting the chamber. One of his duties as speaker was to entertain visitors to Parliament House, and in that capacity he hosted the English cricket team that toured Australia during the Bodyline series. Alexander Panton became speaker after Mitchell's government was defeated at the 1933 election. The coalition side of the house did not have another speaker until Grant Woodhams was elected in 2008 and Charles North was elected in 1947.At the 1936 state election, <mask> was re-elected without opposition, but at the 1939 election, three independent candidates challenged him. His nearest competitor gained only 13.85% on first preferences. After announcing his retirement in April 1946, he remained in parliament until 1947, when he was 85 years old. He set a new record as Western Australia's oldest parliamentarian, but it only lasted until 1949. In 1947, he was made a CMG for his services to parliament. He died at St John of God Hospital in Subiaco at the age of 92. He had a son and four daughters with Martha Jeffery.His wife died eight days after he celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary. There are members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly and the Western Australian Legislative

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title: Pierre Contant d'Ivry

texts: <mask>'Ivry was a French architect and designer who worked in a chaste and sober Rococo style and in the got grec phase of early Neoclassicism. The contrleur-général des finances Machault d'Arnouville, the princes de Soubise and de Cro, and bar were all clients of An Architecte du Roi. He was the architect for Louis Franois I de Bourbon between 1737 and 1749. He was replaced by another person. Diderot and d'Alembert published designs for the interiors of the Palais-Royal, Paris, in 1754. One of her rooms is now the Salle des Finance, which is in a neo-classical style with pilasters. <mask>'Ivry was responsible for the exteriors of the northern part of the east wing, with its giant balcony brackets and inventive detailing.The Salle du Palais-Royal, the opera house, and the adjoining sections of the palace were destroyed in a fire in 1763. <mask> d'Ivry was hired by Louis Philippe to design the interiors of the opera house and the new facades on the Rue Saint-Honoré side of the building. He drew inspiration from Jacques-Germain Soufflot's glise Sainte-Genevive when he presented a project for the new glise de la Madeleine in Paris. After <mask> d'Ivry's death, the partially built structure was razed and begun again, despite the fact that the foundation

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texts: stone was laid by Louis XV in 1763. The marchal de Belle-Isle was partly destroyed. The grand staircase and boiseries can be found at Htel d'vreux. Jean-Baptiste de Machault d'Arnouville is located at Arnouville-ls-Gonesse.He collaborated with Jean-Michel Chevotet. He provided décors for two main rooms, the salle de la section des Finances du Conseil d'tat and the neoclassical salle. The central block was rebuilt after a fire in 1763. The church of Pentemont is located at rue de Bellechasse, Paris. Hpital général is located in Valenciennes. glise Saint-Wasnon is located at Condé-sur-l'Escaut. There is a chapel for the prince de Conti.He provided a theater, an orangerie, a buffet d'eau, belvedere and designs for an ornamental vegetable garden. The chteau d'Heilly has aomme. The chteau de Bizy is located at Vernon. There is a chateau at L'Isle-Adam. The chteau is at L'Isle-Adam. The park has terraces. Furniture designs a console table with four wall lights.The center is in Los Angeles. There is a gallery of designs for churches. The architecture of Paris. The London edition of Axel Menges was written by Jean-Louis Baritou. Chevotet, <mask>, Chaussard: un cabinet d'architectes. Jacques-Franois Blondel is from Lyon. There are four volumes of architecture


title: Pierre Contant d'Ivry

texts: franoise.Charles-Antoine Jombert is in Paris. There are Vols. There are 1, 2, 3, and 4 at Gallica. Louis Franois de is an editor. The Princes de Bourbon Conti. Allan Braham wrote about Paris: Editions Somogy. The French Enlightenment's architecture.The University of California Press. mémoire de matrise d'histoire de l'art sous la direction d'Antoine Schnapper, Paris IV-Sorbonne. Svend Ericson was born in 1974. France has an early Neo-Classicism. The book was written by Gallet,Michel (1995). Deux architectes parisiens du XVIIIe Sicle: critique and dictionnaire biographique. The book is from Paris: Editions Mengs."Pierre Contant d'Ivry" was published in 1987. 86–181. Gabrielle Joudiou was born in 1993. Jardins du Val-d'Oise has a book called "Contant d'Ivry et Les Jardins classiques". Gabrielle Joudiou was born in 1998. Annales du Centre Ledoux II is home to the "L'art des Jardins Chez Contant d'Ivry". Gabrielle Joudiou was born in 2000.The L'Architecte Contant d'Ivry was published in 2000. 107–111. Elyne (2000) was written by Olivier-Valengin. The book "Le chteau des princes de Bourbon Conti  L'Isle-Adam" was published in 2000. 112–123. There are external links to the museum about <mask> d'Ivry. The people from Ivry-sur-Seine were part of the Premire


title: Jessie Craigen

texts: middle-class leadership of the movement. However, this friendship faded due to differences of opinion between Ireland and Charles Stewart Parnell, who was often a houseguest of Miss Taylor.After the failure of the women's right to vote under the Third Reform Act of December 1884, <mask>'s position as a paid agent speaker became more difficult and she faded from the women's rights scene. She was described as a stout, elderly lady when she spoke at an anti-vivisection, anti-vaccination demonstration in April 1894. On behalf of the Women's Liberal Association, <mask> stood as the only woman candidate in the election for Ilford Urban District Council in December 1894. She came out of seventeen candidates. She died in her lodgings 2, Grove-villas, Ilford Lane, Ilford, Essex, on October 5, 1899, when local newspapers described her as a 'well-known old maiden lady' and a'miser'. As a woman of the people, she exercised a great influence over the working classes, according to her obituary in the Zoophilist. She left her belongings to her spinster, who was granted sole executrix on her will.There is no known photograph or drawing of her, but her name and those of 58 other women's suffragists are on the statue in Parliament Square. Selina Cooper is a working class suffragist. Annie Kenney is a suffragist. Dora Thewlis was a suffragist. The Representation of the People Act was enacted in the United Kingdom in

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title: Hendrika Gerritsen

texts: The Dutch awarded the Verzetsherdenkingskruis (Resistance Memorial Cross) to <mask> "Kiky" <mask> after she was recognized as a Righteous Among the Nations. She was a member of the Dutch Resistance who helped Dutch men and women escape Nazi persecution and was imprisoned at three Nazi concentration camps in the Netherlands and Germany. She was known to her family and friends. Her birth name was <mask>. She changed her name after her marriage to <mask>. World War II Residing alone in Amsterdam and working at the De Bijenkorf department store, he was well aware of the dangers faced by Jewish men, women and children. Two of her friends were targeted by Nazi officials in the Netherlands within a few months.Her movements were monitored after she tried to intervene on behalf of her friend, who had been arrested and deported after the death of her friend, Rudolph Richter. She interceded on behalf of a third individual, a Jewish labor camp fugitive who had been befriended by her co-worker, despite the threat to her personal security. Heinsius helped him locate and move to a safer hideout after hiding him at her home in 1943. She relocated to a larger apartment with a hiding place and persuaded another friend to help secure extra ration cards. She was soon making frequent trips to Drenthe to pick up forged papers for people in hiding after being approached by members of the Amsterdam Resistance. Both she and Goldsteen were captured when her apartment was raided. Sieg died somewhere in Central Europe in June 1944, while Kiky was sent to Ravensbrck, and a subcamp of Dachau, from where she was liberated on 30 April 1945.According to the Verzetsmuseum in Amsterdam, she arrived at Dachau on 15 October 1944, while a list of prisoners being transported to that camp in 1944 listed her number as "123 202." Records from the Dachau

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title: Hendrika Gerritsen

texts: concentration camp show that her name was "<mask> Heinsius" and that she was born in Amsterdam on 12 April 1921. The Dachau records show that she was designated as a "Schutzhftling" from the Netherlands. The term "Schutzhftling" was used by the Nazis to describe political prisoners and others they considered to be threats to the Third Reich or otherwise undesirable. According to Dachau's records, she was liberated from the Dachau camp with her fellow prisoners on April 30, 1945. Jack van Ommen's mother, Rennie van Ommen-de Vries, and another woman were forced to work at Agfa-Commando. Both women were members of the Dutch Resistance, and were imprisoned at the Nazi's Herzogenbusch (Vught) and Ravensbrck concentration camps prior to their transfer to AgFA with a group of former Resistance members and other Dutch women.They were taken to the plant after a prisoner count at 5:00 in the morning, which was part of the vast network of factories operated by IG Farben. They sabotaged production efforts whenever possible because they were ordered to assemble ignition timers for Nazi weapons. At the end of each work day, they were taken to a bombed-out apartment block, where they slept in a room. The substandard housing was monitored by guards in watch towers at each of the four corners of the block. The prisoners at Dachau and its subcamps were often at risk from Allied bombing, which targeted factories and railroads in and around Munich more than 70 times over a five-year period in order to destroy or at least disrupt and delay armament production. Many prisoners at these facilities lived in constant fear of air raids because they were not allowed to seek shelter in a bunkers. The 14-mile road between Dachau and AgFA was not usable by January 1945, preventing food and other supplies from being delivered.While trying to raise


title: Diane E. Benson

texts: <mask><mask> is an Alaskan politician, motivational speaker, video production consultant, published writer and dramatist. She became the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor of Alaska on August 24, 2010, defeating three other opponents. The running mate for the governor was a former state House minority leader who lost in the general election. The same person who she ran on the 2010 governor-lieutenant governor ticket defeated her in the August 2008 Democratic primary for the U.S. House of Representatives. In 2002, she ran for governor of Alaska, and in 2006 she ran for the U.S. House. According to her biography on her website, she was born outside of Alaska in the state of Washington in 1954. She has Norwegian ancestry on her father's side and Tlingit ancestry on her mother's side.In addition to being 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She began volunteering at the hospital at the age of 12 and worked a variety of social-service–oriented jobs with the underprivileged and elderly until she took a position with the Fairbanks Native Association.

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texts: The youngest person ever to serve on the FNA Executive Board was invited by the U.S. at the age of 18. Senator Mike Gravel will be working in Washington, D.C. One of the first female tractor-trailer truck drivers was hired by Benson. After working on a gill-netter in Bristol Bay, she went on to work as a researcher for the Alaska Federation of Natives and as a layout artist and writer for the Tundra Times. She was the first female union concrete-mixer driver in Alaska and paid for two years of college by driving trucks.She was a paralegal for Alaska Legal Services from 1986 until 1988 and did volunteer research work for the Berger Commission. The Northern Stars Talent Agency promoted Alaska's talent in films and commercials nationally and internationally. When she objected to her master's degree advisor's use of her clan in a controversial sexual abuse poem, Indian Girls, she made local and national news. She filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education, but they sided with the professor. In 2002 she finished her master's in creative writing under the guidance of Pulitzer Prize winner N. Scott Momaday. She is working on a master's degree in public policy at New England College. In the 1980's, <mask> began performance work and has worked with most major Alaskan theatre companies in productions such as Crimes of the Heart.She taught stagecraft to inmates in Alaska prisons, created the first contemporary Alaska Native theatre, and led at-risk kids in summer theatre and video programs. Her one-woman show centering on early civil rights leader <mask>ich was performed in Washington D.C. in March 2006 as part of Women's History Month. She co-produced a video about child sexual abuse. She was a

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texts: researcher, writer and actor on the PBS documentary For the Rights of All: Ending Jim Crow in Alaska. Christmas with a Capital C, Disney's White Fang, Box of Daylight, television's Real Stories of the Highway Patrol, and the International Animated Film Festival award-winning Sacajawea (1989) are some of the films she has appeared in. She has received recognition for her literary and public service work and has been nominated for several awards. She received a gold medal from the International Committee, the Mayor's Certificate, and an Alaska State Legislature citation for outstanding work as the 1996 Arctic Winter Games Cultural Coordinator, as well as an Outstanding Service Award for her work on the radio program Today in Alaska Native History.In 2012 <mask> received a national Bonnie Heavy-Runner Victim Advocacy Award for her outstanding service to victims of crime in Indian country. After finishing her master's degree in creative writing, she ran as a Green Party candidate for governor and lieutenant governor, becoming the first two Native women to do so. They got 1.26 percent of the vote. In the 2006 Alaska's at-large congressional district primary, which was won by former state representative Ray Metcalfe, he Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet There was little support from the state or national Democratic parties until near the end of the campaign. About one-tenth of what the Young campaign spent


title: Diane E. Benson

texts: was spent by her campaign. She focused her campaign on ending the Iraq War after her son was injured in Iraq.Young's third opponent in 33 years obtained a high percentage of the vote, and the first in 16 years. She was the first to debate the incumbent in a live televised debate on the local NBC station just before the election. When she took the stage at the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention to speak as a congressional candidate at the insistence of the convention delegates, she succeeded in breaking a long-held policy omitting congressional challengers at the state's largest Alaskan conference. The Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor was defeated by Jack Powers in the August 2010 primary. The man who defeated her in 2008 for the congressional nomination was on the same ticket as <mask>. They lost the general election because they made an uncomfortable pair. Since that campaign, <mask> has advocated for veterans and victims of crime.<mask> lives in Chugiak, Alaska, and has one foster daughter and one son. Latseen is an Army veteran who was severely wounded in Iraq. "Standing Up Against the Giant" is in the American Indian Quarterly. It was reproduced on line. Witness to the Stolen was published in 2002. Sister Warrior was born in 2002. The story of <mask>ich and Alaska Civil Rights was told in 2001.There is a one-act play called Spirit of Woman Freight, Moon and Inconvenience. When Raven Cries was with Kadashan and Adams. My mind, my consciousness, is called Umyuugwagka. An anthology of poetry from the north. "Recovery" and "Potlatch Ducks" are part of the history of the Tlingit peoples. <mask> has external links. The Governor Library of congress has a web archive of the 2002 Gubernatorial

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title: Diana White (artist)

texts: <mask> was a British artist and translator. She painted Impressionist-style landscapes and translated them into English. The Descent of Ishtar was the most sought-after work of hers. <mask> was born in London in 1868. Anne Moate was the daughter of <mask>. At the age of 12 she attended Missender House Ladies School, located on the same street as the Ryde School of Art. One of the teachers at the school was from Canton de Berne, Switzerland.She moved back to London to live with her widowed mother and study art. <mask> died on January 21, 1950. She lived at Wotton Burwash Common. <mask> painted impressionist-style landscapes. She studied at the Crystal Palace School of Art. John Macgregor is the son of Macgregor. Esther Bensusan was a student of <mask>'s.Macgregor was fond of <mask>'s features and often sat for him. She remained friends with both Macgregor and Esther. The Scholarship in Art for 1889-90 for a model in plaster was awarded to <mask> while he was a student. There is a silver medal for 'head modelled from the life'. Esther and Orovida were both students at the Crystal Palace School of Art. Esther met Pissarro on his first visit to London. Esther was married to Lucien two years after he returned to London.<mask> became friends with a man who was devoted to Impressionism. <mask> was a mentor to Orovida Pissarro, Esther's daughter. <mask> and Orovida exchanged hundreds of letters about art, theory, philosophy and literature. <mask> had doubts about Impressionism. She told Orovida that impressionism took a wrong turn when it ignored that art is art and not nature. <mask> advised Orovida to study Palaeothic cave drawings, Chinese paintings, Persian miniatures, and a wide range of other art, demanding the supremacy of Chinese art and art theory. <mask>'s philosophy on art became an outlet for Orovida as

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texts: she found herself freer than <mask> to reject Impressionism.<mask> and Orovida planned an exhibition. She told Orovida that there must be a two woman show next year and a show called The London Group. I would like to give them a reason to hate me, which I think they have lacked, so we'll make them sit up. In 1914, Lucian proposed that <mask> be included in a group exhibition. The committee admitted two of <mask>'s paintings when a student from Sickert was chosen in her place. <mask> asserts her individuality with some clever drawings, according to the Manchester Courier. It is possible that the reason for <mask>'s exclusion from the exhibition was due to circumstances preceding the event.Walter Sickert was associated with the gallery from the beginning. The Camden Town Group, a group who declared itself a'male club' where women were not eligible, exhibited work at the time. Both Sickert and Lucien were members. According to Charles Ginner, Sickert introduced the ban of women members. Esther requested that <mask> be elected a member of the Camden Town Group, but her request was denied. I am sorry that <mask>'s work has been rejected by the N.E.A.C. There are a lot of bad pictures there.It is difficult to make a woman off-hand especially as the time is so limited before the next exhibition, but I see no reason why the Group should not give Miss <mask> a special invitation to exhibit without actually making her a member until the matter has been discussed at a meeting. After Lucien died, Orovida returned to naturalism and oil paints. On hearing of Orovida tackling a new line of art and her return to oils, <mask> wrote to her, 'Beloved OCP, what glorious news that you have taken to oils, how joyous, and how much I envy you.' She exhibited frequently at the Goupil Gallery, as well as galleries of the Royal

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texts: Society of British Artists and the Dore Gallery. <mask> showed five water colour drawings, seven pen and ink drawings, five chalk drawings, and two water colour paintings, An Essex Cottage and A Road in Norfolk, at the first exhibition of the Allied Artists' Association held at the Royal Albert Hall in 1908. There was a limit on the number of works the exhibitor could show. <mask> made her drawings into three groups of five or seven individual drawings.She showed 19 individual drawings and paintings, but three groups and two paintings formed only five exhibits. The exhibition for Modern Pictures was held for three years in the New English Art Club. A review of modern movements. Her first and last translations were from books written in French. Felix Dubois wrote about his travels in the book Tombouctou la Mystérieuse. He described the commerce, life, politics, literature and people of the places he visited.Timbuctoo the Mysterious...An indescribably fascinating book of travel almost reflecting as much credit on the translator as on the author. It is being read a lot.The National Review, 1897Album de Pomes tirés du Livre de Jade, translated into French from the original Chinese, was first published in 1911 by Eragny Press. <mask>'s book was included in Gautier's book. Preface to an Album of Poems from the Livre de Jade was written in English by <mask> and only 60 copies were made available for Orovida Pissarro. The Descent of Ishtar is her most sought after book because of its rarity. There were only 226 copies printed. Eragny Press was established by Lucien Pissarro and his wife Esther. The story of Inanna-Ishtar's descent into the Underworld is told in <mask>'s book.<mask> is believed to be the translator, however she relied on others to translate the tablets and then prepared them for the press.

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texts: Translators had been working on the tablet for a long time before <mask> published her book. George Smith first published his translation of it in The Daily Telegraph in 1872, relying on Fox Talbot's translation as well as others. She may have had to translate her book from French or German. The frontispiece was engraved on the wood by Esther Pissarro and was designed by <mask>. The double border and initial letters were engraved by Esther Pissarro. There are 30 pages of poetry and illustrations in the book.The border and woodcut of 'The Descent of Ishtar' by <mask> seem to us failures, and are we able to admire by any means all the specimen illustrations? The book is worth buying for anyone interested in modern printing experiments. The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology has a collection of books. Preface to an Album of Poems from the Livre de Jade was translated by <mask> with the assistance of Mary Morison. The Emigrant Literature was written by Georg Brandes. Main Currents in Nineteenth Century Literature was written by <mask> and Mary Morison. The Romantic School in Germany was written by Georg Brandes.Main Currents in Nineteenth Century Literature was written by <mask> and Mary Morison. The reaction in France was written by Georg Brandes. Main Currents in Nineteenth Century Literature was written by <mask> and Mary Morison. Naturalism in England was written by Georg Brandes. Main Currents in Nineteenth Century Literature was written by <mask> and Mary Morison. The Romantic School in France was written by Georg Brandes. Main Currents in Nineteenth Century Literature was written by <mask> and Mary Morison.Young Germany was written by Georg Brandes. The Descent of Ishtar was translated by <mask> and Mary Morison. The 20th-century English women painters were translated by Mary Morison and <mask> at

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title: Gary Whitta

texts: <mask> was born in 1972 and is an English writer, game designer, and video game journalist. He was editor-in-chief of both the UK and US editions of PC Gamer magazine. The Book of Eli and After Earth were written by <mask>. <mask> began his career as a writer and games journalist. He was involved with founding the original PC Gamer magazine in the UK and became deputy editor of The One for Amiga Games. He was the editor of Total Football. He became editor-in-chief of the US version of PC Gamer a few years later.<mask> has a long history of involvement with print and online magazines. Whitta worked with Future to establish a film magazine, Total Movie magazine, in 2000. Total Movie was canceled due to financial difficulties at the publisher. <mask> still contributes game reviews and opinion pieces to a number of gaming publications. His articles can be found in various places. He shows up in industry podcasts, for example with Next Generation. <mask> has written a number of screenplays and TV episodes.A partial list, which was not 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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: Gary Whitta

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 <mask> was the writer of the film The Book of Eli. He and Chris Weston were working on a script called the "Monkey Project" that would have turned the classic Buddhist novel Journey to the West into an animated series. Weston pulled out of the project. The script for the film was written by him. The sci-fi film After Earth was written by him. The first Star Wars stand-alone film was to be written by him.He parted ways with the film amicably on January 9, 2015. Variety reported in October of 2016 that Warner Bros., Village Roadshow and Team Downey had put together a writers' room for the third movie in the series. <mask> has written for a number of games. He has worked on general game design for a number of companies. <mask> was tapped to oversee the narrative development of the video game adaptation of The Walking Dead. He returned to help finish The Walking Dead: The Final Season after completing the first season. He is a story consultant on the game.A popular short series of comic books based on the character Death, Jr. is written and illustrated by <mask>, along with cover artist Mike Mignola and illustrator Ted Naifeh. The writing has received praise for being "charming

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texts: and cleverly subversive" and for its "quirky characters and slick humor". In May 2005, <mask> wrote a comic for Silver Bullet Comics. <mask> is working on a comic with Darick Robertson for a 2015 release. <mask> co-hosted the Game Theory podcast with Colin Campbell, which has stopped being produced. <mask> and Campbell were News and Features Editor at IGN when they started the Game Business Show. The Next Gen podcast was canceled after he commented on it.Before Whiskey Media was sold to CBS Interactive and BermanBraun, he was a co-host of This is Only a Test and an occasional guest on Behind the Screened Door. <mask> helped raise over $50,000 for Child's Play when he co-hosted a live-streamed edition of This is Only a Test with Will Smith and Norman Chan. The "Space Rocks" game was created by <mask> at the Octoberkast charity event. <mask> has appeared on Giant Bomb's Giant Bombcast in the past. <mask> became an official co-host of Kinda Funny Games Daily in November of last year after numerous guest appearances on the show and one on The GameOverGreggy Show. <mask> co-hosted the Kinda Funny Xcast since its premiere in July 2020. Whitta launched a late-night talk show in the form of an online live stream in April 2020.The show has featured several celebrity guests. Talk Guys is a talk show based on the game Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout. <mask> lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and two children. He became a US

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title: Jonathan Demme

texts: <mask> died on April 26, 2017). After working under Roger Corman, <mask> made his directorial debut with the 1974 women-in-prison film Caged Heat. The Silence of the Lambs won him an Academy Award for Best Director. Philadelphia and Rachel Getting Married were his subsequent films. Stop Making Sense was directed by <mask>, Neil Young: Heart of Gold was directed by <mask>, and The Tennessee Kids was directed by <mask>. <mask> was born on February 22, 1944 in Baldwin, New York, the son of <mask>, a public relations executive. He attended the University of Florida after graduating from Southwest Miami High School.<mask> worked for Roger Corman early in his career, co-writing and producing Angels Hard as They Come, a motorcycle movie that was very similar to The Hot Box. He directed three films for Corman's New World Pictures: Caged Heat, Crazy Mama, and Fighting Mad. The comedy film Handle with Care was directed by <mask>. The film performed poorly at the box office despite being well received by critics. <mask>'s next film, Melvin and Howard, did not get a wide release, but received a groundswell of critical praise and film award recognition, including Academy Award nominations, winning two of its three nominations. The signing of <mask> to direct Swing Shift was a result of this. It was supposed to be a prestige picture for Warner Bros. and a major commercial vehicle for <mask>, but it ended up being a troubled production due to conflicting visions of <mask> and Hawn.When the film was released in May 1984, it was panned by critics and ignored by the public. The National Society of Film Critics Award for best documentary was won by Stop Making Sense, which

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title: Jonathan Demme

texts: <mask> made after Swing Shift. Clinica Estetico was formed in 1987 by <mask> and producers Edward Saxon and Peter Saraf. They lived in New York City for fifteen years. The Silence of the Lambs was one of only three films to win all of the major categories. Philadelphia, one of the first major films to address the AIDS crisis and which earned star Tom Hanks his first Best actor Oscar, was inspired by <mask>'s friend Juan Surez Botas's illness with AIDS and fueled by his own moral convictions. The music video for Bruce Springsteen's Best Song Oscar-winning "Streets of Philadelphia" was directed by his nephew.The actors used in both movies were the same. His films included remakes of two films from the 1960s, The Truth About Charlie and The Manchurian Candidate, as well as an adaptation of Beloved. Man from Plains, a documentary about former U.S. President Jimmy Carter's promotional tour for his book Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid, had its premiere at the Venice Film Festival and Toronto International Film Festival. Many critics compared Rachel Getting Married to <mask>'s films of the 1970s and 1980s. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress and was included in many 2008 "best of" lists. Family Week was directed by <mask> in 2010. The play was produced by the theater.<mask> was signed on to direct, produce, and write an adaptation of Stephen King's sci-fi novel 11/22/63, but later left due to disagreements with King on what should be included in the script. His last project was a history of rock and roll for the Rock, which he described as a performance film, but also a portrait of an artist at a certain moment in his career. Suburban Lawns, New

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title: Jonathan Demme

texts: Order, KRS-One, and H.E.A.L. all had music videos directed by <mask>. There is a project with Bruce Springsteen. Konbit: Burning Rhythms of Haiti was released in 1989. Konbit... was selected by Lou Reed as one of his picks. The Jacob Burns Film Center is in Pleasantville, New York.He hosted a monthly series called Rarely Seen Cinema while he was on the board. <mask> was known for his close-ups in films. In the "Quid pro quo" scene in Silence of the Lambs, the character looks directly into the camera. The viewer was put into the character's shoes according to <mask>. <mask> adopted a documentary style of filmmaking after Rachel Getting Married. Paul Thomas Anderson has paid homage to <mask> in his films and has cited him as a major influence in his work. In an interview, Anderson jokingly stated that the three filmmakers who inspired him the most are <mask>, <mask> and <mask>.Alexander Payne and Wes Anderson have both been inspired by his close-ups. <mask> was involved in political projects. He directed commercials for People for the American Way. The spots, titled "Eggs", "Music", and "Sports", were produced by Norman Lear and featured Muhammad Ali, Carol Burnett, and Goldie Hawn celebrating freedom of expression. He directed a video for Artists United Against Apartheid. A group of international musicians called for a boycott of the South African resort Sun City during Apartheid. His documentary Haiti Dreams of Democracy captured Haiti's era of democratic rebuilding after dictatorship, while his documentary The Agronomist profiled Haitian journalist and human rights activist Jean Dominique.<mask> made a documentary about the rebuilding of New Orleans Lower

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texts: Ninth Ward after Hurricane Katrina. <mask> was married twice, first to Evelyn Purcell and then toJoanne Howard, with whom he had three children. <mask> died in 2002. The Rev. was <mask>'s cousin. Some of <mask>'s films featured Robert Castle Jr., an Episcopal priest. <mask> was a member of the steering committee of the Friends of the Apollo Theater. He received the award for the Doctor of Fine Arts during the class of 2013 graduation ceremony.In 2009, <mask> signed a petition in support of Roman Polanski, who was arrested in Switzerland in relation to his 1977 charge for drugging and raping a 13-year-old girl. <mask> was an avid collector of Haitian art and called it an addiction. He donated a large amount of his collection to a cultural center in Port-au-Prince after holding an auction in Philadelphia. <mask> died at his home in Manhattan on April 26, 2017: he was 73. Luca Guadagnino and Brady Corbet both dedicated their films to the memory of <mask>. In Spike Lee's concert film American Utopia, <mask> is thanked. "Cimmerian Shade", a song on the album A Beginner's Mind, mentions <mask> and references The Silence of the Lambs.People from Baldwin, Nassau County, New York and Rockville Centre, New York are nominated for the Best Directing Academy

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title: Bill Gunn (Queensland politician, born 1920)

texts: An Australian politician who was a member of the Legislative Assembly from 1972 until 1992 is <mask> AM. He was a member of the National Party and served as a Minister and a deputy premier. The youngest of seven children to <mask> and his wife Rosia was born in the Lockyer Valley. He attended a number of schools, including Gatton High School and Laidley North Primary School. He joined the Freemasons' Lodge at the age of 21 and was heavily involved until his political career began. During World War II, he served in the First Cavalry Mobile Veterinary Service at Gympie, where he developed his knowledge of veterinary practice, which he continued privately after the war. He met his wife in a local cafe.They had five children and 17 grandchildren. On 20 July 1966 he was appointed to a seat on the council and on 10 April 1970 he became the Chairman. He was elected to the Legislative Assembly seat of Somerset at the 1972 state election. He became Minister of Education on December 23, 1980. He took on the new portfolio of Commerce and Industry after vacating this role in order for Lin Powell to enter the ministry. He was elected as deputy Nationals leader on the third ballot. On 18 August, after a split in the Coalition which saw all Liberal members removed from the Ministry, <mask> was promoted to deputy premier.The Minister was assisting the treasurer. He replaced <mask> as Minister for Police on February 6, 1986 and served on the National Crime Authority. During the Joh for Canberra campaign, which was being planned by Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen and a number of his supporters, <mask> assumed control and chaired cabinet meetings on a number of occasions. Bjelke-Petersen wanted him to succeed himself

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texts: as premier. Concerns about corruption in the police force had been aired on Four Corners and in other media. The Fitzgerald Inquiry was set up after the government agreed to investigate the allegations at a meeting chaired by <mask>. The hearings were to prove the undoing of the conservative government which had been in power for over 30 years.The re nomination of Sir Robert Sparkes to another term as party president was not on good terms with Bjelke-Petersen. Bjelke-Petersen had been forced to name a retirement date of 8 August 1988, and at the Townsville conference of the National Party in November 1987, delegates approved Sparkes's position with regard to a number of issues. Sir Joh was "out of time" and should "go fishing, have a rest and do a fair bit of thinking" according to <mask>. Bjelke-Petersen tried to have five ministers sacked and seek support for an early election during a visit to the Governor of Queensland, Sir Walter Campbell. The Governor was told by the ministers that Bjelke-Petersen no longer had parliamentary support. He didn't intervene because he thought the crisis was a political one and that the party room should resolve it. On 26 November, a caucus meeting was called to replace Bjelke-Petersen as leader, with a spill motion carried 39 votes to 8, and Ahern winning the leadership with 30 votes.The deputy leadership was won by <mask>. Bjelke-Petersen stepped down on 1 December 1987. While the process of choosing a new Cabinet was being undertaken, Ahern and <mask> each assumed eight portfolios temporarily, and on 9 December, <mask> was appointed deputy premier, Minister for Public Works, Main Roads, Police and the World Expo 88 to be held in Brisbane. He was

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title: Paul Winfield

texts: <mask> was an American television, film and stage actor. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his portrayal of a Louisiana sharecropper in the film Sounder. He was nominated for an award for his portrayal of Martin Luther King Jr. He had roles in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, L.A. Law, and 24 episodes of the sitcom 227. He won an Emmy in 1995 for his role in Picket Fences. <mask> was the son of a single mother who worked in the garment industry. The obituaries stated he was born in Los Angeles on May 22, 1941, but some sources say he was born in Dallas, Texas, on May 22, 1939.<mask> was his stepfather from the age of eight. He graduated from a Los Angeles high school. He attended the University of Portland, the University of California, Los Angeles, the University of Hawaii, and the University of California, Santa Barbara. A lifetime member of The Actors Studio, <mask> carved out a diverse career in film, television, theater and voiceovers by taking groundbreaking roles at a time when black actors were rarely even cast. He appeared in the first episode of "The Case of the Runaway Racer" in 1965, as a race car mechanic. The Lost Man starred Sidney Poitier and was his first major film role. When he appeared on the television series Julia, he became well known to television audiences.During a time of high racial tensions in the United States, the show featured a black female as the central character. He played Martin Luther King Jr. in King. In 1973, <mask> and Tyson were both nominated for an Academy Award for their roles in the film Sounder. Prior to Diana

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title: Paul Winfield

texts: Ross's nomination for Lady Sings the Blues, only three other black Americans had ever been considered for a leading role. The 2003 Disney-produced television remake of Sounder was directed by Kevin Hooks, who was his co-star from the original. He played the part of Jim the Slave in the musical "Huckleberry Finn" in 1974. When he was a young actor, he played one of the two leads in Of Mice and Men in local repertory, made up in whiteface, since a black actor playing it would have been unthinkable.There were also two based on the works of Alex Haley: Roots: The Next Generations and Queen: The Story of an American Family. For his brief but memorable roles in several science fiction television series and movies, <mask> gained a new segment of fans. He played an unwilling minion of the villain Khan in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, as well as Lieutenant Ed Traxler, a cop and partner in crime with Lance Henriksen. In 1996, he was part of the 'name' ensemble cast in Tim Burton's comic homage to 1950s science fiction Mars Attacks! He played an alien captain in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Darmok". In the second season of Babylon 5, he played General Richard Franklin, the father of the regular character Dr. Stephen Franklin. He played the character of Julian Barlow in the last two seasons of 227.In the films Relax...It's Just Sex and Mike's Murder, <mask> played homosexual characters. His unique voice helped him find success off-camera. He provided voices on the cartoons Spider-Man, The Magic School Bus, Batman Beyond, Gargoyles, K10C, and The Simpsons. He

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title: Deanna Edwards

texts: The amateur "Old School" Bicycle Motocross (BMX) racer whose prime competitive years were from 1981-1987 was named <mask>. Jamieson. She resumed racing in 2004. Unless otherwise stated, professional firsts are on the national level. The nine year old started racing on February 15, 1980 at the Bogie Downs race track. She got into racing because Raleigh did not include girls in their advertisements. The American Bicycle Association has a district in Michigan. First local win, first sponsor, first national win, no professional career.Her height and weight at the height of her career. She won her 16 & Over girls' class at the 1987 NBL Grandnational and took National No.1 for that division. She retired because she was tired of traveling and wanted to be a normal kid. She resumed racing at the age of 34. Still active. This listing only shows the racer's primary sponsors. A racer could have many co-sponsors.BMX press coverage and sponsor's advertisements can be used to verify primary sponsorships. When possible exact dates are used. The ABA and NBL dropped its requirement that team must have at least one girl on it and the new team manager wanted to take it. Edward's last race was the 1987 NBL Grand Nationals. No professional career after retiring for 16 years. The career bicycle motocross titles are listed in italics. "Defunct" is the fact that the sanctioning body no longer exists at the start of the racer's career or at that stage of his/her career.The winners of Grand Nationals don't necessarily win National titles. The series and one off Championships are listed in block. Girls National No.1 1984 14 Girls National No.1 1985 15 Girls Grandnational Champion 1985 16 & Over The 16 and Over Girls National No.1 was held from 1986 to 1987 and the No.1 Girl was held from 1983 to 1985. This was the first race of this class. The 13


title: Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick

texts: The Duke of Brunswick from 2 November 1913 to 8 November 1918 was <mask>. He was the grandson of George V of Hanover, who was deposed from his throne by the Prussians in the 19th century. The sixth and youngest child of a former crown prince and his wife was born at Penzing near Vienna. His great-grandfather, Prince <mask>, Duke of Cumberland, the fifth son of George III of the United Kingdom, became king of Hanover in 1836 because Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom, could not inherit the throne. His father was the Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale in the peerage of Great Britain. The younger <mask> became heir apparent to the dukedom of Cumberland after the deaths of his two older brothers, George and Christian. His mother was a first cousin of Christian X ofDenmark, Haakon VII of Norway, George V of the United Kingdom, Constantine I of Greece and Nicholas II of Russia.The Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbttel died in 1884. The Duke of Cumberland took the throne after the younger branch of the House of Guelph ended. The Federal Council of the German Empire ruled that the Duke of Cumberland would disturb the peace of the empire if he ascended the throne. The duke never formally gave up his claim to the kingdom of Hanover, which was annexed to Prussia after the end of the Austro-Prussian War. Prince Albrecht of Prussia became the regent. The duke offered that he and his elder son, Prince George, would give up their claims to the Duchy in order to allow <mask>, his only surviving son, to take possession. The German Emperor sent a message of sympathy to the Duke of Cumberland after George died in

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title: Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick

texts: an automobile accident.The Duke sent his only surviving son, <mask>, to Berlin to thank the Emperor for his gesture. George III of the United Kingdom had third cousins <mask> and Wilhelm II. <mask> fell in love with Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia after meeting her in Berlin. On 24 May 1913, <mask> and Victoria Louise, third cousins once removed through descent from George III's sons, were married to each other. The rift between the Houses of Hohenzollern and Hanover was ended by this marriage. The wedding of Prince <mask> and Princess Victoria Louise was the last great gathering of European rulers before the outbreak of the Great War. King George V and Queen Mary of the United Kingdom were also present.After his betrothal to Princess Victoria Louise in February 1913, <mask> swore his allegiance to the German Empire and accepted a commission as a cavalry captain and company commander. Two imprisoned British spies were pardoned and released by the German Emperor as a wedding present to the United Kingdom. The Royal Marriages Act requires consent to be given by George V of the United Kingdom. The Duke of Cumberland gave up his claims to the duchy in favor of his son. The Federal Council voted to allow <mask> to become the Duke of Brunswick. On 1 November, the new Duke took possession of his duchy. He was promoted to colonel in the Zieten Hussars.Less than a year after their wedding, the new duke and duchess of Brunswick moved into the capital of the province and began their family with the birth of their oldest son, Prince <mask>. <mask> was promoted to the rank of major-general during

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title: Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick

texts: the First World War. The dukedom of <mask>'s father, and his own title as a Prince of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, were suspended by the Titles Deprivation Act of 1917, as a result of the Duke's service in the German. During the German Revolution of 1918–1919, <mask> was forced to abdicate his throne, as were all the other German kings, grand dukes, dukes, and princes. <mask> did not inherit his father's title of Duke of Cumberland when he died. For the next thirty years, <mask> lived in retirement on his various estates, most notably Blankenburg Castle in Germany and Cumberland Castle in Gmunden, Austria. He owned Marienburg Castle, but never lived there until 1945.<mask> was close to several Nazi Party leaders and donated funds. As a former British prince, <mask> wanted a rapprochement between England and Germany. In the mid-1930s, Hitler asked the couple to arrange a match between their daughter Frederica and the Prince of Wales in order to pursue an alliance with the UK. The Duke and his wife believed that the age difference was too great. Edward VIII and his wife visited "the Cumberlands" after his abdication in 1936. Princess Frederica married Prince Paul of Greece, brother of King George II of Greece. He and his family were staying at Blankenburg when the Second World War ended.The family was able to move to Marienburg Castle, located in the British Occupation Zone, a few days before Blankenburg was handed over to the Red Army. His daughter Frederica became Queen of the Hellenes in 1947 when her husband, Prince Paul of Greece, succeeded his brother as King. Queen

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title: Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick

texts: Sophia of Spain is the maternal granddaughter of the Duke of Brunswick. <mask> died at Marienburg Castle. He was laid to rest in front of the Royal Mausoleum in the Berggarten, which is the burial chapel of King <mask> of Hanover and his wife. After the destruction of the former Leine Palace during the Second World War, the remains of the Duke's ancestors King George I of Great Britain and his parents were moved to a mausoleum. Princess Ortrud of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glcksburg married <mask>, Hereditary Prince of Brunswick, in December 1925.Prince George William was born on March 25, 1915 and was married on June 26, 1914. Princess Frederica was married to Paul I of the Hellenes in 1939. The prince was married to Mireille Dutry in 1963. There was an issue on 10 January 1946. The prince married the Princess of Ysenburg and Bdingen in October of 1937 and had no issues. The Grand Cross of Henry the Lion is an honor. The Knight of St. George was the Grand Master, 1 November 1913 and 14 November 1923.The Hanoverian Royal Family had a Grand Cross of the Order of August in 1923. The Knight of the Elephant, a medal for the Golden Wedding of King Christian IX and Queen Louise, was awarded in 1905. The Knight of St. Andrew was from the German Empire and the War Merit Cross was from the Russian Empire. The War Merit Cross, 1st Class, was awarded in 1914. Iron Cross, 2nd Class, ca. 1914. The Iron Cross was 1st Class in 1914. The Grand Cross of St. Stephen was made in 1914.Succession Laws in the House of Braunschweig, by Franois R. Velde, contains links to births and deaths of Dukes and

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title: Inia Te Wiata

texts: A New Zealand Mori bass-baritone opera singer, film actor, whakairo and artist was born on June 10, 1915. <mask> was born in taki, New Zealand. His father died in the 1918 flu epidemic. <mask> was brought up by Pairoroku and Rakate Rikihana, relatives of his father. He first performed on stage at the age of 7. Miss Edith Miller was the music teacher at the state school. He attended the college after primary school.His voice broke at the age of 13 and he settled into a bass-baritone. He joined his cousin's quartet. Mrs Mihi Taylor is a member of the Rikihana family. She taught them to sing duets. Trangawaewae was moved to to pursue an interest in Mori carving. He worked on carvings in the Te Winika canoe and the Kawhia Methodist Church. The mantelpiece of the Mori King's house was carved by him for three years.He was married to Rose Evelyn Friar known as Ivy. Budgie, who died as a toddler, was one of six children they had. He did seasonal work at the Horotiu Freezing works. He continued his public singing and was a member of the choir. The choir was toured all over New Zealand by Reverend A. J. Seamer. He couldn't join the Choir when they toured Great Britain because of <mask>ta's work. He began to develop a circle of supporters who wanted to help him further his singing education.The Mayor of Hamilton, Mr Grant, Mr H. D. Caro, Sir Joseph Hannan, Stewart Garland, and the conductor Anderson Tyrer were all impressed by his

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texts: talent. Anderson Tyrer was put in charge of arranging <mask>ta's study overseas after obtaining a professional opinion of the singer's voice. After raising enough money, a grant from the government made it possible for <mask>ta to study at the Trinity College of Music in London. He worked hard at his craft. He took language lessons at the Berlitz School of Languages and private lessons from James Kennedy Scott. He joined the opera company run by the English Soprano Joan Cross in order to gain more experience with opera. The Prime Minister of New Zealand, Peter Fraser, went to England as the end of the three-year study grant was approaching and applied for a grant for a fourth year.This was a success. He decided to try out for the Covent Garden Opera Company near the end of his grant. He was told to show up for rehearsal the next day after he was successful in his auditioning. The Speaker in The Magic Flute was his first role in the opera company. He took parts in operas The Marriage of Figaro, La bohme, Billy Budd and Gloriana, which were written for him by Benjamin Britten. He was offered to perform in television and film productions as his reputation grew. He appeared in a number of films, including Man of the Moment and In Search of the Castaways.He played a number of roles on television. He also starred in musicals including The Most Happy Fella at the London Coliseum. His first marriage was dissolved in 1959 and he

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texts: married a singer and actor, who later became an artist, and they had a daughter Rima, who was born in 1963. After her marriage, she gave up acting to focus on her career. While living in the United Kingdom, he continued with his singing career and created a life with his wife and child. A large circle of friends and acquaintances included the comedian Spike Milligan. He talked of coming back to New Zealand on his retirement.He worked in the basement of New Zealand House on carving projects, as well as attending and singing at the opening of the House in 1963. Sir Thomas Macdonald, New Zealand's High Commissioner, was presented with a waka huia by the Worshipful Company of Butchers on his departure from London. Five very large totara logs were carved by <mask>ta. He was unable to complete the work before he died of cancer, but he continued to work on the project. In 1966 a Member of the Order of the British Empire was appointed for services in the field of opera singing. <mask> Waita died of cancer in London. His ashes were returned to New Zealand, where they were scattered in a cemetery.Ans Westra, a New Zealand photographer, took a picture of the funeral at taki P. The National Library of New Zealand holds the archive of papers. In November 2007, a CD/DVD containing previously undiscovered recordings and a documentary film of his carving was published. The Museum of the New World has a collection of images associated with

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title: Roy Haynes

texts: <mask> is an American jazz drummer. He is a drummer in jazz. He has been playing jazz for over 80 years and is considered a pioneer of jazz drumming. "Snap Crackle" was a nickname given to him. He has led bands. His albums Fountain of Youth and Whereas were nominated. He was a member of the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame.<mask> is a cornetist, Craig Holiday <mask> is a drummer, and Marcus Gilmore is a drummer. <mask> was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Michael E<mask> was an important leader in the black community of Massachusetts and served as pastor of the Twelfth Baptist Church for forty years. <mask> began his professional career in Boston in 1942. From 1949 to 1952 he was a member of the Charlie Parker's quintet. He recorded with pianist Bud Powell and saxophonists Wardell Gray and Stan Getz. He toured with Sarah and recorded with her.A tribute song was recorded by Jim Keltner and Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones, and he appeared on stage with the Allman Brothers Band in 2006 and Page McConnell of Phish in 2008. Watts observed that age seemed to have passed him by. In 2006 he was voted the best contemporary jazz drummer in Modern Drummer magazine's readers' poll. He's amazing. In 2008, <mask> lent his voice to the open-world video game Grand Theft Auto IV, to voice himself as the DJ for a fictional jazz radio station. In the past <mask> has celebrated his birthday on stage at the Blue Note Jazz Club in New York City, which was

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title: Roy Haynes

texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The <mask> Story was nominated for an award by the Jazz Journalist's Association and was named one of the best boxed sets of 2007.<mask>'s career in 301 hours of programming was surveyed by a New York radio station. <mask> was one of the best-dressed men in America in 1960, along with Fred Astaire, Clark Gable, and Cary Grant. <mask> was knighted by the French government in 1996 after he was knighted by the Danes in 1994. <mask> was awarded a number of honors, including the highest honor bestowed by the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University, the Peabody Medal. In 2004, he was in the DownBeat magazine Hall of Fame. The BNY Mellon Jazz Living Legacy Award was presented to him at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC. Birds of a feather was nominated for a grammy in 2001 for best jazz instrumental album.On December 22, 2010, he received a lifetime achievement award from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, and on February 12, 2012 he

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texts: received the award at the special merit awards ceremony. <mask> received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Jazz Foundation of America at the 28th Annual Loft Party. <mask> Modern Group (Swing, 1955) was a split album with Quincy Jones. <mask> (Kitty, 1976) Thank You Thank You is a song by <mask>. My Shining Hour was with Thomas Clausen's Jazz participants. In 1994. Gary Burton, Dave Holland, Pat Metheny, and Chick Corea are on the album.In 1997. Eddie Shu I Only Have Eyes For Shu was released in 1955. The Sonny Side of Stitt is a piano portrait by Phineas Newborn, Jr. Lee Konitz You and Lee was released in 1959 and Eric Dolphy Out There was released in 1960. Impulse! The Straight Horn of Steve Lacy was released in 1961. Oliver Nelson The Blues and the Abstract Truth was released in 1961.Here's Jaki (New Jazz), Ted Curson Plenty of Horn, and Stan Getz Focus were released in 1961. 1959: Sonny Stitt Stitt in Orbit (Roost) was released in 1963. The movie Ted Curson plays Fire Down Below was released in 1963. John Coltrane Newport '63 was released in 1963. Frank Wess Yo Ho! was released in 1993. Andrew Hill Smokestack (Blue Note) was released in 1966 and Poor You, Little Me (Prestige) was released in 1964. Blue Note was released in 1964.The Blue Note was released in 1961. The Stan Getz Quartet in Paris was released in 1967. The DeJohnette Complex was released in 1969 by Gary Burton. Nick Brignola Sextet with Pepper Adams Baritone

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title: Mike Badger

texts: <mask> is an artist from England. He formed The Onset in 1988 and <mask> and The Shady Trio in 2010 after co-founding The La's. He is a co-owner of the independent label. In 1997 Badger's first one-man exhibition of recycled art titled Lost and Found was displayed in a number of places. In 1997 <mask> created several tin sculptures for Space's album Tin Planet and for their video "Avenging Angels". He has released a number of solo badger albums, including Volume in 1999 and Double Zero in 2000, as well as a number of previously undiscovered albums. In 2006 <mask>'s sculpture was selected by The Prince's Foundation for Children and The Arts for UK primary school education package, and later that year he began work as Artist in Residence at ITV Granada.<mask> appeared at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, in 2009, and again in 2010, where he performed with local and international acts. In 2010 he was commissioned to create a permanent suspended sculpture, which he titled A Musical Composition, which hangs in Cavern Walks, Mathew Street, to celebrate what would have been John Lennon's 70th birthday. Two studio albums and two singles have been released by <mask> and The Shady Trio. The Rhythm & The Tide was co-written by <mask> and Tim Peacock and was published in 2015. <mask> lives in England. He married Jeanette in 1999 and they have two children. <mask> is a lifelong fan of the team.

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title: Andrew Hamilton (lawyer)

texts: <mask> settled in Philadelphia after being a lawyer in the Thirteen Colonies. He was best known for his legal victory on behalf of John Peter Zenger. The 1735 decision in New York established that truth is a defense to an accusation of libel. He said that the press has a liberty of exposing and opposing tyranny by speaking and writing truth. The term "Philadelphia lawyer" is said to have been inspired by his success in this case, as it would take a Philadelphia lawyer to get him off. His estate in Philadelphia, known as Bush Hill, was given to his son, <mask>, who leased it for use as the vice-president's house during the years that the city was the temporary capital of the United States. Immigration to Virginia believed to be born in Scotland about 1676, <mask> did not talk about his name in the Old World.When Queen Anne came to the throne in 1702, he reverted to his original name of <mask>. Liberty, the love of which as it first drew me to, so it constantly prevailed on me to reside in this Province, tho' to the manifest prejudice of my fortune is what he said in his address to the Pennsylvania Assembly in 1739 <mask> was probably his real name, but for private reasons, he decided to discard it for a while, possibly due to his family's involvement in the Jacobite Rising of 1689. In 1697, <mask> came to Accomac County, Virginia, where he continued his studies of law and taught a classical school. He was employed as a steward of a plantation owned by one of his former students. <mask> continued to work on the Preeson estate after Preeson's death. He married Ann, the daughter of Thomas and Susanna Denwood Brown, on March 6, 1706.The marriage brought <mask> influential connections and he began to practice law. The 600-acre estate in Maryland known as "Henberry" was purchased by <mask> two years after his marriage. It was on the north side of the Chester River. The town of Millington, Maryland, was developed on Henberry's land. <mask> lived in

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title: Andrew Hamilton (lawyer)

texts: Virginia as he drew clients from both colonies. At the age of 36, <mask> established a lucrative law practice in Chestertown, Maryland. He traveled to London to get more recognition in his profession.Gray's Inn is one of London's four societies for barristers. He was called before the English Bar two weeks later. <mask> was hired by William Penn at the end of the year to represent Berkeley Codd. Codd disagreed with some of Penn's rights under the grant from the Duke of York. <mask> and the Penn family have been friends for a long time. His work with the Penn family and his trip to London made <mask> famous. He came to the attention of both the Baltimore family and the Maryland colony.He became a deputy to Maryland's House of Delegates from Kent County in April 1715. <mask> didn't learn about his selection until he returned to Maryland on May 5, 1715. On the day of his return, <mask> took the oath of office. He was arrested by the House due to his delayed taking of the oath. They accepted his explanation that he wasn't able to return to Chestertown because of business, but he had to pay a 65-shilling fine. <mask> was charged with codification of the Maryland colony's judiciary laws. The Act of 1715 was put together by <mask>.The law for Maryland would be based on this Act. <mask> moved to Philadelphia in 1715. He and his family lived in Clark Hall, which was owned by William Clark Jr. and Rebecca Clark. It was at the corner of Third and Chestnut Streets. On September 7, 1717, <mask> was appointed as attorney-general of Pennsylvania. He agreed to his duties not interfering with his practice after he was called to the provincial council. In 1723, <mask> resigned the office and traveled to London to approve William Penn's will on behalf of the Penn family.There was tension between the tribes in the area and the colonists after Cartledge killed a man outside the boundaries of Philadelphia County. Cartledge had to be brought to trial in order for

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title: Andrew Hamilton (lawyer)

texts: the Seneca to cause violence. A new court act was created under the supervision of the Attorney-General and the Chief Justice. The Judiciary Act of 1722 was passed by the Governor and consolidated Lloyd's older laws. If conditions called for it, the Chief Justice could act as a justice of the peace anywhere in the colony. The colonists were worried that the powerful Iroquois Confederacy would retaliate against them for the death of the murdered man. Lloyd was going to prosecute Cartledge.Lloyd was urged to forgive Cartledge by the Iroquois on July 30, 1722. One hundred pounds was set aside for expenses and one hundred pounds for gifts. <mask> was authorized to be Attorney-General, Judge Hill was authorized to be a committee to visit the Five Nations, and Mr. Norris was authorized to be a committee to visit the Five Nations. <mask> was appointed prothonotary of the Supreme Court in 1727. He was elected to the Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly from Bucks County in the same year, chosen speaker in 1729, and re-elected annually until his retirement in 1739, with the exception of a single year. In 1735, <mask> undertook pro bono the defense of John Peter Zenger. Zenger worked in New York City as a printer.In his newspaper, Zenger claimed that new courts were built without the consent of the legislature, and that trials by jury were taken away when a governor was so happy. Zenger's lawyers James Alexander and William Smith were removed from the list of attorneys because they objected to the legality of the judge's commission. No New York attorneys were able to take the case. The merchant Mary Spratt Alexander suggested to her husband that he ask his colleague <mask>, who was outside of the reach of influence by the judge, to come to New York to defend Zenger. Mary Alexander went to Philadelphia to interview <mask> and give him the facts of the case. It is thought that she and her husband were early investors. Chief Justice De Lancey was a member of

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texts: the governor's council and <mask> feared that the advocate might be overawed by the bench.He appeared in the case on Zenger's behalf. The doctrine that the truth of the facts in the alleged libel could be set up as a defense was novel at the time, and he admitted that Zenger had printed and published the article. He said that the jury were judges of both the law and the facts. <mask> appealed to the jury to find that the contents of the article were true after the offer of evidence to prove the truth of Zenger's statements was rejected. The definition of criminal libel, which didn't require the accusations to be false, came from the Star Chamber. His eloquence was enough to get a verdict of not guilty. The people of New York and the other colonies were happy with the verdict because it guaranteed free discussion of the public conduct of public officials.<mask> was referred to as the day-star of the American Revolution. The common council of New York presented him with the freedom of the city after thanking him for his services. A group of prominent residents contributed to the production of a 512 ounce gold box that was presented to <mask> as a lasting mark of their gratitude to him. His fame spread to England within three months. On May 12, 1732, the proprietors of Pennsylvania, Thomas Penn, John Penn and Richard Penn, signed an order to create a commission. The order was directed to prominent figures in colonial Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, including <mask>, as well as Governor Gordon, James Steel and Robert Charles. The commission, which was to be made up of at least three or more of these individuals, was given full power on behalf of the proprietors for the "running, marking, and laying out" of any boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland.The Penn brothers and the 5th Baron Baltimore signed an agreement on May 10, 1732. Benjamin Chew was the mentor of <mask> from 1736 to his death in 1741. The general loan-office is the province's

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title: Andrew Hamilton (lawyer)

texts: agency for issuing paper money. The only office he held at the time of his death was that of judge of the vice-admiralty court. The citizens of Philadelphia petitioned to build a state house in the spring of 1729. Two thousand pounds was raised for the proposal. <mask>, Thomas Lawrence and John Kearsley were appointed to a committee to decide upon plans for the building, select a site for construction, and hire contractors.The ground now known as Independence Square was purchased by <mask> and his son-in-law to be used as a legislative hall. Prior to 1729, the assembly met in a private residence. The Pennsylvania State House was designed by <mask>. It is more likely that his designs were for initial planning. Woolley and his apprentices worked on the final design and construction of the Pennsylvania State House from 1732 to 1750. The statehouse was not finished until after <mask>'s death, and the land was given to the province by his son and son-in-law. <mask> was awarded land in 1726 and 1729 by the Pennsylvania proprietors for his legal work formalizing William Penn's will in London.Stephen Jackson gave <mask> a piece of land from the Springettsburg manor. The gifts and purchases added up to over 150 acres of land, which <mask> received a patent for in 1734. The Bush Hill estate has land that is now bound by 12th Street to the East, 19th Street to the West, and Vine Street to the South. The old Philadelphia Mint building is now used by the Community College of Philadelphia, which is located on the southern side of Spring Garden Street. After his death, <mask> passed the estate on to his nephew William. When the federal capital was located in Philadelphia, Bush Hill was rented to the government as the house of the vice-president, as <mask> was in England. During the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793, it was adapted for use as a hospital.The area of land given to Hamilton was large and it was located on the west side of the river. He left it to

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title: Andrew Hamilton (lawyer)

texts: <mask>, who lived for six years. <mask> was <mask>'s son. Lancaster was founded in 1729 by <mask> and his son James. The community was located on a 500-acre tract owned by <mask>. James became the political leader of the county after he won a seat in the Assembly. The original charter of government was secured by <mask> in 1742 and can be found in the city clerk's office.Anne is thought to have died around 1736. Bush Hill was where <mask> died and he was first buried there. The remains of <mask> and his family were reburied in a mausoleum at Christ Church after the sale of his estate in the 1800s. On August 6, two days after <mask>'s death, Benjamin Franklin published in his Pennsylvania Gazette an editorial of appreciation for the attorney and politician. His wife Anne had several children after he married. <mask> was their first child. <mask> was <mask>'s second child and he went on to become a mayor of Philadelphia and a governor of the Pennsylvania colony.<mask> is the owner of the Hamilton Watch Complex in Lancaster. <mask> was born in 1713. On February 16, 1734, <mask> married William Allen. There were six children between William and Margaret. <mask> worked with his son-in-law. They worked for the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania governments. The state house, Independence Hall, and its surrounding yard were acquired by them along with <mask>.Mary Till married <mask> on December 24, 1741. She was the daughter of William Till, a businessman of the landed gentry in Pennsylvania and Delaware, and Mary Till, the step-granddaughter of Berkeley Codd. The elder <mask> had faced court in 1712 in Delaware. <mask> and <mask> were the sons of <mask> II and Mary Till <mask>. The Liberty ship was commissioned in honor of <mask>. The article at Philadelphia Reflections was written by <mask>. There is a site dedicated to emerging research on <mask>.Descendants of Gray's Inn Kingdom of Scotland emigration to the Colonies resulted in the deaths of 13

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title: Sophia Jagiellon, Margravine of Brandenburg-Ansbach

texts: <mask>ellonian dynasty, and the great grand daughter of Emperor Sigismund. She was the second daughter of the Grand Duke of Lithuania and King of Poland, and the wife of the German king. <mask> of Halshany was the Queen of Poland. <mask> was christened by the Bishop of Krakow. There is no information about <mask>'s upbringing. <mask> was the first betrothed to Archduke Maximilian of Austria, son and heir of Emperor Frederick III. The Bishop of Olomouc, Protas ernohorsk, appeared as a representative of King Matthias Corvinus of Hungary, asking the hand of <mask>.<mask> and her sisters were attractive brides for European nobility since they all had claims to the thrones of Austria and Luxembourg through their mother. One could have become the Duke of Austria or Luxembourg and given their patrimony to a husband and his family. When Hedwig's father made an alliance with George of Podbrady, her marriage plans fell through. The wedding plans between <mask> and Maximilian also fell through. It's not known when the negotiations for a marriage between <mask> and Prince Frederick of Brandeburg began. The summer of 1470 is thought to be when the idea came about. The negotiations for the marriage between <mask> and Frederick ended with the signing of the betrothal on 7.The political motives of this marriage were concerned with the influence of the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick III, who supported the rule of the Polish prince. The Jagiellonian dynasty was concerned about the growing power of Matthias Corvinus, who was threatening to take some of Albrecht's lands. For almost two years, the terms of the marriage had been negotiated. The marriage contract was supposed to be signed on 20 March 1474 and 23 June

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texts: 1474, during a meeting between representatives of both Poland and Brandenburg. The marriage contract was signed in October 1475 by Friedrich II Sesselmann, Bishop of Lubusz, and Stanisaw Kurozwcki, representative of the Kingdom of Poland. In 32,000 florins, <mask>'s dowry was established. The bride price for the daughter-in-law was 64,000 florins.The wedding of <mask> and Frederick was supposed to take place in Pozna, but the Elector decided against it. <mask> and her family left Piotrkw Trybunalski on 13 January 1479 for Frankfurt. She was accompanied by Bishop of Przemyl, voivodes Maciej and Bnina Moszyski, and the marshal of the court. <mask> and Frederick were married in February. The royal courtiers were not banqueted according to the Polish chronicler Jan Dugosz. The king's senators, knights and other clerics, who traveled with his daughter, did not receive any gifts. The payment of <mask>'s dowry made it difficult.The first 6,000 guilders were supposed to be paid by 25 December. The Polish king was unable to do so, so he asked for a deferment. <mask> was unable to take possession of her dower lands due to the non-payment of her dowry. <mask>'s father-in-law died on March 11, 1486. Frederick and brother-in-lawmund were the inheritors of the Hohenzollern dynasty. Frederick received Ansbach, while Siegmund took Kulmbach. <mask> became part of the Margravine consort of Ansbach.They received a visit from the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick III. The payment of <mask>'s dowry was a continuing problem. Frederick was promised the rest of the money by <mask>'s brother. In 1493 Frederick sent envoys to Poland. <mask> wrote a letter to her brother asking for money. After <mask> and Frederick's

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texts: deaths, the dowry was never completely paid off. In 1533, 1535 and 1537, the last of the money was paid to their children.In the spring of 1494, <mask>'s husband took part in the convention in Levoa, which was attended by John I Albert, Sigismund, and the future King Sigismund I the Old. Frederick wanted to strengthen family ties between the Hohenzollerns and Jagiellons, so he suggested that Barbara, <mask>'s younger sister, marry Joachim, Hereditary Elector of Brandenburg, Frederick's nephew, and Vladislaus II could marry Anna, Joachim's sister Marriage plans never took place. <mask> became part of the Margravine consort of Brandenburg- Kulmbach after Frederick's brother Bayreuth died unmarried and childless. <mask>'s mother died four months after she received a letter from her mother-in-law. <mask> and her husband were in the Czech Republic in March of 1509. <mask> died on October 5, 1512 due to being Exhausted by over three decades of constant pregnancies.She was buried in a monastery. 1,500 cups of wine were drunk and 2 oxen and 600 fish were eaten as a result of the wake her husband arranged after <mask>'s death. <mask> and Frederick had an issue about the man. 2 July 1480) 27 September 1481 to 21 September 1527) is the date of the Margrave of Brandenburg- Kulmbach. Margaret was born in January 1483 and died in July 1532. George was Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach from March 1484 to December 1543.<mask> married Duke Frederick II of Legnica on 14 November 1518. Maria died in infancy. Anna was married to Duke Wenceslaus II of Cieszyn on December 1, 1518. Barbara was born on July 31, 1488 and died on May 2, 1490). The first Duke of Prussia was the Grand Master of the Teutonic Order. 13 June

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texts: 1491 is when Frederick of Brandenburg-Ansbach died. 1497).The Viceroy of Valencia was born in January 1493 and died in July 1525. Marriage took place on 29 September 1510 between Margrave Ernest of Baden-Durlach and Elisabeth of Brandenburg-Ansbach. Landgrave George III of Leuchtenberg married Barbara of Brandenburg-Ansbach on July 26, 1528. The first Protestant member of the Hohenzollern dynasty was Frederick of Brandenburg-Ansbach, a canon in Wrzburg and Salzburg. The Archbishop of Riga since 1539 is William of Brandenburg-Ansbach. The Archbishop of Magdeburg since 1545 has been Johann Albrecht of Brandenburg-Ansbach. The year 1501 saw the birth of Frederick Albrecht of Brandenburg-Ansbach.There is a canon in Bamberg. <mask> lost a baby in the 4th month of her pregnancy. A baby died in the 6th month of its life. There was a stillbirth in the first month of the baby's life. There was a boy who died in the 4th and a half-month of pregnancy. There was a stillbirth in the first month of the baby's life. There was a stillbirth in the first month of the baby's life.There was a stillbirth in the first month of the baby's life. There was a boy who died in the 5th and a half-month of pregnancy. There was a boy who died in the 4th and a half-month of pregnancy. K. Baczkowski: Polish history of late-medieval was published in 1999. M. Duczmal spoke about Jagiellonowie. The Biographical Lexicon was published in 1996. 499–499.W. Dworzaczek wrote a book about genealogy. E. Rudzki is a Polish queen. 1, Warsaw 1990, p. 134, 141, 148, and 154. The House of Vasa and Jagiello of Poland was researched by Z. Wdowiszewski. 110–112. Polish princesses <mask>gravines of Brandenburg-Ansbach were buried at Heilsbronn

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title: Wang Yun (Han dynasty)

texts: <mask> was a Chinese politician who lived during the Eastern Han dynasty. He served in the Han government under three emperors. The Manager of the Affairs of the Masters of Writing and Minister over the Masses were the highest offices he served in. In 192, with help from the general L Bu and others, he plotted a successful coup in Chang'an against a tyrant who controlled the Han central government. The central government was back in control later that year after a counter-coup. <mask> and his family were executed. In the 14th-century historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms <mask> was the adoptive father of the fictional maiden Diaochan, whom he used to stir up conflict between L Bu and Dong Zhuo, causing the latter to betray and assassinate the latter.According to the Book of Later Han, <mask> was from Taiyuan. Many of his family members were administrative officials in the regional government. <mask> was an official at the age of 19 and became the Inspector of Yu Province. He failed in the power struggle with the eunuch. He abandoned his position and hid in the countryside. <mask> was promoted to the Gentleman of the Household after the death of the general He Jin. In 190, the capital fell into chaos after the death of He Jin and a bloody clash between the Ten Attendants and government officials.A puppet emperor was put in charge of the situation and eventually placed in the throne. The

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title: Wang Yun (Han dynasty)

texts: Minister over the Mass and the Prefect of the Masters of Writing were held by <mask>. Many were enraged by the cruel and tyrannical behavior of the man. Several officials colluded in a plot to kill the man. The plan received a huge boost when the conspirators were able to get L Bu to help them. L Bu cornered the man outside the palace gate and slew him. The rumour was that <mask>, the defacto head of the Han central government, wanted to execute all of the people who were subordinates of Dong Zhuo.They took up arms under the leadership of Li Jue and Guo Si, who led them to attack Chang'an. The imperial forces guarding Chang'an were defeated by Li Jue and Guo Si. L Bu had a plan to flee Chang'an before the city fell. <mask> remained behind and refused to abandon Emperor Xian. He was captured by Li Jue and killed with his family. <mask>, a nephew of <mask>, became a general during the Three Kingdoms period and was one of the people who escaped. The events in the late Eastern Han dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period of China are depicted in the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms.An elaborate plot was devised in the novel by <mask>. There are two of the Thirty-six Stratagems: Beauty Trap and Chain. When <mask> encountered Diaochan, he was thinking about how to get rid of the person he had been treating like his daughter. He came up with the idea of making use of Diaochan to cause trouble between L Bu

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title: Wang Yun (Han dynasty)

texts: and Dong Zhuo. They were invited to his house for a party on two occasions. He asked Diaochan to perform for the guest on both occasions. He promised to marry Diaochan to L Bu, but later relented.L Bu was angry when he found out that Diaochan had been seized for himself. L Bu sneaked into his room to meet Diaochan. She pleaded with him to save her. In the meantime, L Bu embraced Diaochan. He threw a ji at L Bu because he was so angry. Diaochan said she would rather die and attempt suicide than marry L Bu. She was believed by Dong Zhuo.As L Bu became more resentful of the other, <mask> used the opportunity to start a fight. <mask> set up an ambush near the palace gates to kill L Bu. He tricked the man into the ambush, where he met his end at L Bu's hands. When Chang'an was surrounded by Li Jue and Guo Si's forces, <mask> made them promise to not harm Emperor Xian and then committed suicide in front of them by jumping off the viewing platform above the city gates. List of people of the Three Kingdoms References. There are records of the Three Kingdoms. Ye was a fan in the 5th century.The book of the Later Han is called Houhanshu. The 14th century. The Three Kingdoms have a romance. Pei was born in the 5th century. There are annotations to the records of the Three Kingdoms. The name of the person is Sima, Guang. There is a person named Zizhi Tongjian.There were 137 births and 192 deaths during the 2nd

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title: J. C. Bailey

texts: <mask>., better known as J. C<mask>, was an American professional wrestler. He wrestled for several American-based professional wrestling promotions. <mask> ran the Bad 2 the Bone Wrestling promotion in Kentucky until his death from cancer. In September of 2006 <mask> was arrested and charged with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia in the first, second and third degree. He was released from prison on parole on August 31, 2007. <mask> and another man were arrested in Kentucky for trying to steal a television from a store. <mask> was admitted to the hospital after he was injured during the arrest.After pictures of <mask>'s mugshot showing him covered in blood were released to the public, a local activist group held a vigil and filed a complaint. <mask>'s arrest resulted in his parole being revoked and he spent two years in prison. <mask> was released in December of 2009. <mask> made his professional wrestling debut in 2001. <mask> won the IWA Mid-South LightHeavyweight Championship. He regained the title a week later on May 31. The Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South (IWA Mid-South) was invaded by three wrestlers in June of 2003In the second annual CZW Tournament of Death, he lost to Nick Mondo in a death match involving light tubes. <mask> lost the IWA Mid-South Light Heavyweight Championship at Aftermath. He lost to Mad Man Pondo in the final of the fifth annual IWA Mid-South King of the Deathmatch tournament in August. <mask> won the IWA Mid-South LightHeavyweight Championship for the third time on November 21. He held the title for two months before losing it. <mask> lost in the sixth King of the Deathmatch to Mad Man Pondo and in the third Tournament of Death to Wifebeater after defeating <mask>ri$ Ca$h. On December 11, 2004, he was part of a team that won the CZW World Tag Team Championship.The championship was held by Team Ca$h until February 5, 2005, when they lost to H8 Club. <mask> was the first-ever CZW

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