title: Pepin the Hunchback

texts: "literary curiosity" with only an accidental historical value. Historians value a lot of Paul's work as a collection of legends. The Lorsch Annals are a series of historical entries written by Frankish monks during the life of Charlemagne. One of the best early accounts of Pepin's revolt was provided by the Royal Frankish Annals.Although they were compiled in Charlemagne's court, a later writer revised them after the emperor's death, which might affect the way in which the annals cover Pepin. One of the king's most important early biographers, Einhard, only gives a glancing mention ofPepin. Einhard did not mention thatPepin was the first born in his list of legitimate offspring and spouses, but he did mention thatPepin was Charlemagne's son. Einhard acknowledgesPepin's birth a few pages later, saying, "He had a son, handsome in face, but hunchbacked, namedPepin, whom I omitted to mention in the list of his children." By the time of Einhard's writing,Pepin was already in a sort of historical exile because he wasn't portrayed as part of the legitimate family. This is explained by Einhard's account of the revolt. As he plotted to overthrow his father,Pepin feigned illness.<mask> was sent to the monastery after the plot was discovered. Carl Hammer argues in his paper "Pipinus Rex" that Einhard gives priority to the rebellion of 785/6 over the revolt of Pepin. According to Hammer, Einhard hopes to maintain the cohesiveness of the family unit in his portrayal of Charlemagne and his offspring, as he describes Pepin as a


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texts: "hapless pawn of the real conspirators". Hammer points out that there is no record of Einhard calling Pepin "the Hunchback" prior to his attempt to spare the family. Notker the Stammerer, a Benedictine monk who was Charles the Fat's great-grandson, wrote a third and differing account of Pepin's life. Notker's account, referred to by modern scholars as the Gesta Caroli Magni or De Carolo Magno, provides more detail about the plot than previous sources. According to Notker,<mask> and his co-conspirators meet in the church of St. Peter in Regensburg to discuss their plot, where a cleric hiding under the altar overhears them.After the deacon reveals the conspiracy to Charlemagne, the plotters are captured, andPepin is "cruelly scourged" and sent to a poor monastery. Another element to the story may have been borrowed from the Roman historian Livy's account of Tarquin's poppies. When faced with another revolt, Charlemagne sent his messengers to askPepin his advice. The king's men foundPepin weeding in the garden, but he refused to give Charles any advice, saying "I will send him no message except what I am doing!" I am digging up the useless weeds in order to allow the vegetables to grow more freely. The nobles are put to death when the messengers relate the story back to Charlemagne. As a reward for his good counsel, Charles allowsPepin to choose "the manner of life that most pleased him" andPepin asks to move to the monastery ofPrm.The Annales de gestis Caroli magni imperatoris libri quinque was composed by an


title: Empress Elisabeth of Austria

texts: The empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary was married to the emperor. She was born into a royal family. She had an informal upbringing before marrying the Emperor at the age of sixteen. She was unprepared for the formal Habsburg court life after the marriage, and found uncongenial. She was at odds with her mother-in-law, who took over the rearing of her daughters, one of whom died in infancy. The birth of the heir apparent, Crown Prince Rudolf, improved her standing at court, but her health suffered under the strain, and she would often visit Hungary for its more relaxed environment. She helped to bring about the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary in 1867.The death of her only son and his mistress in a murder–suicide at his hunting lodge in 1889 was a blow from which she never recovered. She left court duties and went with her family. She spent a lot of time on the Greek Island of Corfu in the 1890s. The palace was a refuge. She was obsessed with keeping her youthful figure and beauty. In 1897, her sister was killed in a fire at a charity event in Paris. In 1898, an Italian named Luigi Lucheni mortally wounded <mask> while he was travelling in Switzerland.The longest serving empress of Austria was <mask>. The third child and second daughter of Duke Maximilian Joseph in Bavaria, she was the half- sister of King Ludwig I of Bavaria. He had a love of circuses and traveled the countryside to escape his duties. During the winter and summer months, Possenhofen Castle was the family's home. She often skipped her lessons to go riding in the countryside when she was a child. The domineering mother of the

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title: Empress Elisabeth of Austria

texts: emperor arranged a marriage between her son and his sister's daughter, preferring to have a niece as a daughter-in-law rather than a stranger. The archduchess took for granted the fact that the couple had never met.The duke and his wife were invited to a resort in Upper Austria to receive his proposal of marriage. The mother and sister of 15-year-old Sisi traveled from Munich in several coaches. The coach with their dresses never arrived as the Duchess had to interrupt the journey. The family was mourning the death of an aunt so they were unable to change into more appropriate clothing before meeting the young Emperor. The dark color of her sister's hair made her blonder look more striking. He was instantly enamored with her younger sister, even though he and her felt ill at ease in each other's company. He told his mother that if he couldn't have <mask>, he wouldn't marry.Their betrothal was announced five days later. The couple were married in Vienna eight months later. Three days after the marriage was finalized, <mask> received a dower worth $240,000USD. The Habsburg court life and strict protocols of the Hofburg made it difficult for the Empress of Austria to adapt. She had fits of coughing and became anxious and frightened when she had to descend a narrow staircase within a few weeks. She gave birth to her first child ten months after her wedding and was surprised to find she was pregnant. The Archduchess named the baby after herself and refused to allow the mother to care for the child.When a second daughter, Archduchess Gisela of Austria, was born a year later, the baby was taken away from


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texts: her father. The fact that she didn't have a male heir made her unwanted in the palace. She found a pamphlet on her desk that said her mother-in-law was the source of the pamphlet. There was an accusation of political interference regarding her husband's Italian and Hungarian subjects. She persuaded him to show mercy to political prisoners when they traveled to Italy. After visiting Hungary for the first time with her husband and two daughters, it left a deep and lasting impression on her, probably because she found a welcome respite from the constraints of Austrian court life. She felt her innermost soul reach out in sympathy to the proud, steadfast people after meeting with men of character for the first time.Thirty-six years after her assassination, her love for Hungary and the Hungarians was returned with interest and still declared by Patrick Leigh Fermor, who wrote about his visit to Hungary in 1934. The trip was tragic as both of the children became ill. The two-year-old died after growing weaker. It is assumed that she died of typhus. The death of her husband pushed her into periods of depression, which will haunt her for the rest of her life. Their relationship never recovered after she turned away from her daughter. In December of 1856, <mask> became pregnant for the third time in as many years, and her mother, who had been concerned about her daughter's physical and mental health, hoped that this new pregnancy would help her recover.<mask> was 5 feet 8 inches tall. She maintained her weight for the rest of her life after four pregnancies. She did this by doing gymnastics and riding. After


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texts: the death of her daughter, <mask> refused to eat for days, a behavior that would reappear in later periods of depression. She ate quickly and very little if she ate with the family. She would have a "fasting cure" or "hunger cure" if her weight got too high. She either had the juice of half-raw beefsteaks squeezed into a thin soup or she had a diet of milk and eggs.The practice of "tight-lacing" was used to emphasize her extreme slenderness. During the peak period of 1859–60, her sexual withdrawal from her husband after three pregnancies in rapid succession, and her losing battle with her mother-in-law for dominance in rearing her children, she reduced her waist. Corset of the time were split-busk types, fastening up the front with hooks and eyes, but <mask> had more rigid, solid-front ones made in Paris out of leather, probably to hold up under the stress of such strenuous lacing. She only wore them for a few weeks, and even leather proved inadequate for her needs. Her mother-in-law expected her to be pregnant continuously because of her defiant flaunting of this exaggerated dimensions. Although on her return to Vienna in August 1862, a lady-in-waiting reported that she was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: private, and she may have satisfied her urge to binge in secret on other occasions. She practiced beauty routines in addition to her rigorous exercise regimen. It took at least three hours to care for her long and abundant hair.She complained that the weight of the double braids and pins gave her headaches because of her long hair. Her hairdresser was once a hairdresser at the Burgtheater. She was responsible for all of <mask>'s hair. After hours of dressing, braiding, and pinning up the Emperor's tresses, the hairs that fell out had to be presented in a silver bowl to the empress for inspection. All activities and obligations were canceled when her hair was washed with a combination of eggs and cognac every two weeks. At the end of her life, her hair was described as "abundant, though streaked with silver threads." She spoke English and French while grooming, and added modern Greek to her studies.Her Greek tutor said that it takes almost two hours for her to get her hair done. My mind escapes through the hair and onto the fingers of my hairdresser. My headaches afterwards. The table was moved to the center of the room and covered with a white cloth. She was covered in a white peignoir, her hair unfastened and reaching to the floor. As she wanted to show her natural beauty, she used cosmetics and perfume less. She tested many beauty products at both the court pharmacy and in her own apartments.She preferred a wide variety of facial tonics and waters. It was just as demanding for her to go to sleep and wake up. She slept without a pillow on a metal bedstead, which she thought was better for


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texts: thoughts and desires in a type of secret diary. She writes about her journeys, classical Greek and romantic themes, and commentary on the Habsburg dynasty. She was an emotionally complex woman, and perhaps due to the melancholy and eccentricity that was considered a given characteristic of her Wittelsbach family, she was the best-known member of the family being her favorite cousin, the eccentric Ludwig II of Bavaria. When the Emperor asked her what she wanted for her Saint's Day gift, she said a fully equipped lunatic asylum. The heir to the throne was born on 21 August 1858. Her influence on the court was signaled by the 101-gun salute announcing the welcome news to Vienna.She sympathized with Hungary and made her an ideal mediation between the emperor and the Magyars. She was liberal minded and placed herself firmly on the Hungarian side in the growing conflict of nationalities within the empire. Hungarian Count Gyula Andrssy was rumored to be <mask>'s lover. She helped restart difficult negotiations between the court and the Hungarians whenever they broke down. In an attempt to bring the two men together, she told her husband that she had just had an interview with Andrssy and that he should be made the premier of Hungary. He clearly stated his views. I came to the conclusion that if you would trust him completely, we might still be saved, not only Hungary, but the monarchy as well.I can assure you that you aren't dealing with a man who wants to play a part at any price or try to get a position; on the other hand, he's risking his position, which is a fine one. He is prepared to do everything in


title: Empress Elisabeth of Austria

texts: youthful appearance was also an important influence in her avoidance of pregnancies, as she said "children are the curse of a woman, for when they come, they drive away Beauty, which is the best gift of the gods". She was now more assertive in her defiance of her husband and mother-in-law than before, openly opposing them on the subject of the military education of Rudolf, who, like his mother, was extremely sensitive and not suited to the life at court. After using every excuse to avoid having a baby, she decided that she wanted a fourth child. She decided to return to the marriage in order to ensure that Hungary would gain an equal footing with Austria. The dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary was created by the Austro-Hungarian Compromise.The king and queen of Hungary were crowned in June after Andrssy became the first Hungarian prime minister. Hungary presented the royal couple with a country residence as a gift. In the next year, she lived mostly in Gdll and Buda-Pest, leaving her neglected and resentful Austrian subjects to trade rumors that if the baby were a son, she would name him Stephen, after the first king of Hungary. The issue was avoided when she gave birth to a daughter. She was christened the "Hungarian child" in April, ten months after she was born. The last child was going to be brought up by herself. Her youngest daughter was nearly smothered by her as she poured all her maternal feelings on her.She died in 1872 and her influence over the court waned. After achieving this victory, <mask> Alter fashion house was very popular with the fashion-crazed crowd. Several newspapers reported on


title: Empress Elisabeth of Austria

texts: reputed lovers. There is no evidence that she had an affair, but one of her alleged lovers was an Anglo-Scot named George "Bay" Middleton. He was said to be the father of Lady Hozier and the probable lover of her. She encouraged her husband's close relationship with an actress to prevent him from becoming lonely. All public attention and crowds of people were avoided by <mask> on her journeys. She used pseudonyms like 'Countess of Hohenembs'.When she didn't feel right, she refused to meet European monarchs. She was usually accompanied by her Greek language tutor or her ladies-in-waiting on her high-speed walking tours. The empress is described as a natural, liberal and modest character by her last lady-in-waiting. Most of the readers who accompanied her on her journeys were in their mid-twenties. The memoirs of a future playwright and theater director were banned by the Viennese court. The others were a lawyer, a resistance fighter, and a future sportsman. The English-Greek Frederic Barker was the last tutor.He was a middleman in the negotiations to sell the palace. Barker continued to stay in touch with the imperial family after Sisi's death. On her voyages, she was accompanied by a Swedish therapist, Arvid Kellgren. In 1889, the life of <mask> was shattered by the death of her only son, who was found dead with his young lover Baroness Mary Vetsera, in what was suspected to be a murder-suicide. The scandal was named after the location of the hunting lodge where they were found. He never recovered from the tragedy. She lost her father, her only son, her sister, her mother and her brother within a few


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texts: years.After the death of her husband, she was thought to have only dressed in black for the rest of her life, but a light blue and cream dress discovered by The Hofburg's Sisi Museum dates to this time. The Count died a year later. She said her last and only friend was dead. Marie Valerie said that she had a true and steadfast friendship with him. Whether their personal relationship was intimate or not, her feelings for him were ones she also felt for his country, and that she knew were reciprocated by the Magyars. The Mayerling scandal made her an icon and a sensation in her own right. She wore long black dresses that could be buttoned up at the bottom and carried a white parasol made of leather and a concealing fan to hide her face.She and her husband didn't spend a lot of time in Vienna. Their relationship became warm as their correspondence increased during their last years. She traveled through the Mediterranean on her steamer. Her favorite places were Cape Martin on the French Riviera, Sanremo on the Ligurian Riviera, Lake Geneva in Switzerland, and Bad Ischl in Austria, where the imperial couple would spend the summer. The countries not usually visited by European royals at the time were: Algeria, Turkey, and Egypt. The Emperor was hoping that his wife would finally settle down in the palace, but she didn't. The endless travels gave her escape from her life and misery.In 1898, despite warnings of possible assassination attempts, the 60-year-old <mask> traveled to Switzerland. The Htel Beau-Rivage had a guest from Austria. The steamship Genve was on the shore of Lake Geneva when the Sztray de


title: Empress Elisabeth of Austria

texts: Sztra et Nagymihly left the hotel at 1:35 p.m. Since the empress disliked processions, she insisted that they walk alone. They were walking along the promenade when a 25-year-old Italian man tried to peer under the empress's parasol. According to Sztray, as the ship's bell announced the departure, Lucheni made a movement with his hand as if he wanted to maintain his balance. He had stabbed her with a long needle file that was used to file the eyes of industrial needles that he had inserted into a wooden handle.The Duke of Orléans was supposed to be killed by Lucheni, but the Pretender to France's throne left for the Valais. When the assassin failed to find him, he chose the elegant woman traveling under the name of "Countess of Hohenembs" as his replacement. It wasn't a woman that I struck, it was a sovereign who I came to kill, because I wanted to give an example to those who suffer and those who do nothing to improve their social position. The empress collapsed after Lucheni hit her. Planner, the Austrian concierge of the Beau-Rivage, was watching the empress's progress toward the Genve when a coach driver helped her to her feet. Sztray relaxed her hold on <mask>'s arm after the two women walked to the gangway. The empress lost consciousness and collapsed next to her.Only a former nurse was available when Sztray called for a doctor. The captain of the boat advised the countess to disembark and take her companion back to her hotel since it was very hot on the deck. The boat was leaving the harbor. Three men carried her to a bench. Sztray cut the corset laces so she could breathe. Sztray asked if she


title: Empress Elisabeth of Austria

texts: was in pain, and she replied, "No". She asked what had happened.And lost consciousness again. There was a stain above the empress's left breast. She told the captain of her identity and the boat turned back. Six sailors on a stretcher improvised from a sail, cushions and two oars, carried <mask> back to the Hotel Beau-Rivage. Sztray noticed a few small drops of blood and a small wound when the countess undressed and removed her shoes. She was dead when they removed her from the stretcher and brought her into the room. Two doctors and a priest arrived, but the priest was too late to grant her forgiveness.After incising her left arm, she found no blood. Everyone knelt down and prayed for her soul after she was pronounced dead. The empress of Austria had been there for 44 years. When he received the telegram, he was worried that her death was caused by suicide. He was reassured on that point when he received a later message detailing the assassination. The telegram asked for permission to perform an autopsy, and the answer was that procedures prescribed by Swiss Law should be followed. The autopsy was performed the next day by Golay, who discovered that the weapon, which had not yet been found, had penetrated into <mask>'s thorax, fractured the fourth rib, pierced the lung and pericardium, and penetrated the heart from the top before coming out the baseDue to the sharpness and thinness of the file, the wound was very narrow and the bleeding of blood into the pericardial sac was slowed. The beating of her heart was not impeded until this sac filled, which is why she was able to walk up the boat's


title: Empress Elisabeth of Austria

texts: boarding ramp. She would have lived longer if the weapon had not been removed. The wound was photographed by Golay, but turned over to the Swiss Procurator-General, who had it destroyed, along with the autopsy instruments. The body of <mask> was placed in a triple coffin, with two inner ones of lead and the third one of bronze, and reposing on lion claws. On Tuesday, before the coffins were sealed, Franz Joseph's official representatives arrived to identify the body. The doors of the coffin could be slid back to allow her face to be seen.The funeral train carried the body back to Vienna. She had an inscription on her coffin. The words, "and Queen of Hungary" were hastily added after the Hungarians were angry. On the morning of 17 September, high-ranking nobles followed her funeral cortege to her tomb in the Capuchin Church, as the entire Austro-Hungarian Empire was in deep mourning. After the attack, Lucheni fled down the Rue des Alpes, where he threw the file into the entrance to No. 3. He was caught by two cabdrivers and a sailor.The concierge thought he found a weapon that belonged to a man who had moved the day before, but he didn't tell the police until the next day. The tip of the file was broken off when Lucheni threw it away. It was thought that the file was deliberately selected because it would be less noticeable than a shiny knife, which would have given Lucheni away as he approached. Lucheni had planned to purchase a stiletto, but without the price of 12 Swiss Francs, he cut down a piece of firewood and made a homemade dagger. Although Lucheni boasted that he acted alone, because many


title: Empress Elisabeth of Austria

texts: political refugees found a haven in Switzerland, the possibility that he was part of a plot and that the life of the emperor was also in danger was considered. After it was discovered that an Italian was responsible for the murder of <mask>, unrest swept Vienna and Italians were threatened. At the news of Rudolf's death, the intensity of shock, mourning, and outrage was much greater.There was an uproar over the lack of protection for the empress. The Swiss police were aware of her presence and sent telegrams to the appropriate authorities to make sure they took all precautions. The police chief of the Canton of Vaud had no choice but to withdraw his officers because she had detected his officers outside the hotel the day before the assassination. It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Lucheni was brought to the court. He signed the letter "Luigi Lucheni, anarchist, and one of the most dangerous" because he was so angry that the death sentence had been abolished. Lucheni's sanity was questioned initially since he was considered a blameless target since he was famous for preferring the common man to courtiers.The proceeds from the sale of a large part of her jewel collection were to be applied to various religious and charitable organizations. "That a man could be found to attack such a woman, whose whole


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texts: life was spent in doing good and who never injured any person, is to me incomprehensible", said Franz Joseph. Everything other than the crown jewels and state property was left to her granddaughter, the Archduchess <mask>. Lucheni was tried as a common murderer, not a political criminal, despite being declared to be sane. Incarcerated for life, and denied the opportunity to make a political statement by his action, he attempted to kill himself with a tin of sardines on February 20, 1900. He hanged himself with his belt in his cell after a guard took his uncompleted memoirs. The Order of Elizabeth was founded in memory of her.There is a monument in the Volksgarten of Vienna that was dedicated in 1907. There is a monument to the empress on the promenade. Her many visits to the area are mentioned in the inscription. There is a statue in memoriam near the location of her assassination, created by Philip Jackson and dedicated in 1998 on the 100th anniversary of the assassination. A number of chapels were named after her. The park in Meran, South Tyrol was named after her. The Imperial Hofburg apartment, the Schnbrunn Palace in Vienna, the Imperial Villa in Bad Ischl, and the summer residence in Gdll are all preserved and open to the public.The Possenhofen Castle is where she lived as a child. There is a sleeping car on display at the museum. The districts of Erzsébetvros and Pesterzsébet are named after her. The main theme for a high value collector coin is the western railway named after the queen of Prussia. The Sisi Star, a 10-pointed star of diamonds fanning out around one enormous pearl from an


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texts: exhibit commemorates the 100th anniversary of her assassination at the Schnbrunn Palace in Vienna, was stolen in 1998. It was one of 27 jewel-encrusted pieces designed and made by court jewelers for her to wear in her hair, which is depicted in a portrait of her by Winterhalter. The Star was returned to Austria after being recovered by Canadian police.No one was ever charged with taking the jewel. A second type of stars without a pearl center was designed by a court jeweller. The ladies of the court received some stars. One set of 27 diamond stars was kept in the Imperial family, and can be seen in a photograph of the bride and groom at their wedding. There are busts of Empress <mask> in Poltr and Preov, as well as a bronze statue by Gyula Donth from 1903 in Bardejov spa. The bridge that connects the towns of Komrno in Slovakia and Komrom in Hungary was built in 1892 and is named after Sissi. The comic operetta Sissi was shown in Vienna in 1932.The opera was written by the Marischkas with the help of Robert Russell Bennett. Although the pet name of the empress was always spelled "                                               The play L'Aigle  Deux ttes was written in 1943 by Jean Cocteau. It was staged for the first time in 1946. The musical was premired in Vienna in 1992. This is probably the most dark portrayal of the Empress' life. The depiction showed that the Habsburg dynasty was destroyed by the physical manifestations of death that <mask> brought to the imperial court.The lead role in the premiere was played by a Dutch singer. <mask> went on to become the most successful German-language

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texts: musical of all time and has enjoyed numerous productions around the world. In Kenneth MacMillan's 1978 ballet, he played a mother and son in a pas de Deux. Sissi, l'impératice anarchiste (Sissi, Anarchist Empress), choreographed by Maurice Béjart, was performed in 1993 by French ballerina Sylvie Guillem. Kaiserin Elisabeth von sterreich was one of the first films to focus on one person. It was co-written by <mask>'s niece, Marie Larisch, who played her younger self at the age of 62. The film became famous when a group of con-artists started selling stills from the murder scene as actual photographs of the crime.The film was directed by Adolf Trotz. The King Steps Out, a film version of the operetta "Sissi", was released by Columbia Pictures in 1936. Grace Moore and Franchot Tone were in it. The film version of The Eagle with Two Heads was directed by Jean Cocteau. Another adaptation of Cocteau's play is Michelangelo Antonioni's 1981 film The Mystery of Oberwald. In the German-speaking world, <mask>'s name is often associated with a trilogy of romantic films about her life, which starred a teenage Romy Schneider and made her famous worldwide. In 1962, this version was released in North America.<mask> is shown as a mature character in early dramatizations because she is peripheral to her husband and son. The empress is seen on screen for the first time in Schneider's portrayal as a young woman. The first to explicitly depict the romantic myth of Sissi, the trilogy ends abruptly with her determination to live a private life. The image of the loving wife, devoted mother, and benevolent empress would be


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texts: at odds with any further exploration of the topic. Every Christmas the films are shown on Austrian, German, Dutch, and French television. The Sissi Collection was released in 2007, with English subtitles. Schneider claimed thatissi sticks to him like porridge.She played a more realistic and fascinating <mask> in Luchino Visconti's Ludwig, a 1972 film about Ludwig II of Bavaria. The portrait of Schneider that is displayed in her home was taken from her roles in the film. The empress in the film was played by a woman. Sisi und der Kaiserkuss was a 1991 French-German film that starred a French actress, a German actor and a German actress. In 2007, German comedian and director Michael Herbig released a computer-animated parody film called Lissi und der wilde Kaiser. "Lissi and the Wild Emperor" His Sissi parody sketches were used in his show Bullyparade.Herbig plays <mask> in the film Bullyparade. Hannah Herzsprung played Sisi in the 2012 movie Ludwig II, which was about Ludwig II of Bavaria. Cara Delevingne starred in a short film directed by Karl Lagerfeld in December of last year to coincide with the presentation of the Pre-Fall 2015 'Metier d'Arts' collection by luxury fashion house Chanel. During a dream sequence, the duo sing a song written by Williams entitled CC the World, which plays on the interlocking logo of the fashion house, as well as the initials of its founder Coco Chanel. The gown worn by <mask> in the portrait by Winterhalter was recreated by Lagerfeld. Sisi und Ich is a German-language movie that will be released in 2022. The first episode of the British television series Fall of


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texts: Eagles was about Television Elisabeth.The empress at the time of Rudolf's death was portrayed by Rachel Gurney. The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side is a 1992 adaptation of Agatha Christie's Miss Marple mystery. The role of the empress was played by a woman. The season five finale of the Austrian detective television series Kommissar Rex focuses on a delusional woman. "Sisi" is the title of the episode. In a 1997 animated children's series, Princess Sissi, a heavily fictionalized version of <mask>'s younger years is depicted. The 2004 French television film Sissi, l'impératrice rebelle was portrayed by Arielle Dombasle.In the 2006 television dramatization of The Crown Prince, Ceccarelli portrayed an older <mask>. Her son and his lover were played by two actors. The two-part mini-series was produced by a German, Austrian and Italian partnership and was aired on European television in December 2009. The political problems of the empire and the personal troubles of the main characters are dealt with in much better detail than in many other dramas. The Italian cartoon series Sissi: La Giovane Imperatrice began airing on Mondo TV in October of 2015. After airing two seasons totalling 56 episodes (26 minutes each), with 52 shorter 11-minute episodes slated for its 3D third season, it sold its second season to TV Azteca. The upcoming series on Sissi's life will be centered on her life and will be played by a Tukish German actress.His book displeased the Imperial Court that declared him persona non grata and forced him to resign his University teaching position in Vienna. Susan Appleyard's ebook, In a Gilded


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texts: Cage, tells the story of <mask>. William S. Abrahams wrote a novel about <mask>'s youth and early adult life. The 1987 novel Spangle has a significant character named <mask>. The novel focuses on a circus that traveled through Europe at the end of the 19th century, and depicts the interest of <mask> in circuses and daredevil horseback riding. The Royal Diaries: <mask>, The Princess Bride is a children's book about her teenage years. Stars in my Heart was written by Barbara Cartland.Alexander Lernet-Holenia wrote a novel about her. The short story "The Road to Charing Cross" was written by George MacDonald Fraser. She dances with the anti-hero at a ball at the end of the story, in which he helped prevent her husband from being assassinated. A man by the name of Mark Twain. He did not submit for publication an article he wrote about the assassination of the Empress of Austria. In Georgette Heyer's mystery, Envious Casca, there is a biography of the empress of Austria, Life of the empress Elizabeth of Austria. The book's disappearance is part of the goings-on that distracts various family members and guests.The Accidental Empress is a historical fiction novel written by Allison Pataki. Its sequel was published in March of 2016 The story of the theft of the Koechert diamond and pearl jewel was written by a journalist. The Reluctant Empress: A Biography of Empress <mask> of Austria was written in 1988. Hamann portrayed <mask> as a bitter, unhappy woman full of self-loathing and suffering from various emotional and mental disorders, unlike previous depictions of her as a one-dimensional fairy tale

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title: Empress Elisabeth of Austria

texts: princess. She died a broken woman who never found happiness, but was seen to have searched for it. The role of women in high-level politics and dynasties was explored in Hamann's portrayal.The Fortune Hunter is a historical fiction novel about a woman and a man. "If I Had a Wish" is a song on Petra Berger's album Eternal Woman. The Scottish band Washington Irving wrote a song that was inspired by the life of <mask>. The bridge over the Elbe was named after her. The Greek Catholic Church of Sts. in Lviv is now the Elizabeth Church. Olha and Elizabeth were founded in 1903 by the Emperor. She was appointed as a Dame Grand Cross of the Order of St John.The Kingdom of Prussia: Dame of the Order of Louise, 1st Class : Grand Cordon of the Precious Crown was nominated but never formally invested due to her death. There is a Kaiserin in Griechenland. There was a place where an empress used to lodge. The book is "Fakping 2009 () (44pp.)". European Royal History Journal, Issue 64, Vol. 2, contains a story titled "Stefan Haderer: Empress <mask>'s Final Odyssey." The Reluctant Empress: A Biography of Empress <mask> of Austria was published in 1986 by Knopf. Sissi, <mask>, is the empress of Austria.The Elusive Empress was written by Ann Nibbs. They wrote 'Sissi's World: The Empress <mask> in Memory and Myth'. The book is called Our Savage and is written by Matt Pavelich. The Simone de Beauvoir Society published Matteo Tuveri's Elizabeth of Austria: A Beauvoirian perspective. Matteo Tuveri: Sissi becomes Lissy. Matteo Tuveri is the author of Tabularium. The website of the Italian biographer Matteo Tuveri can be

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title: James Pritchard (boxer)

texts: <mask> was a professional boxer. He was the only one to challenge for the world cruiserweight title. The 1985 National Golden Gloves Superweight Champion was an amateur named <mask>. After a pro career that included 17 victories, including a draw with Mike 'The Bounty' Hunter, <mask> faced ex-world champion Mike Weaver in a crossroads fight. <mask> was stopped by the big punching Weaver on his feet in six, but returned to win three fights in a row before meeting another former world champion, Michael Dokes. <mask> gained a reputation for being tough as Dokes could not drop him. <mask> traveled to South Africa for several fights, boxing to a controversial draw with Johnny DuPlooy when he had apparently got the better of him.He was stopped in 10 by Pierre Coetzer and then in eight by DuPlooy. Prior to his Tyson fight, <mask> was a sparring partner of Frank Bruno. He had a string of wins including a knockout of a novice. A trip to England to face Gary Mason resulted in a 9th rd stoppage loss, despite the fact that no one could knock him down. <mask> was demoted to opponent status in the heavyweights and moved down to the cruiserweight division. He beat two-time world title challenger Siza Makathini in his debut winning an IBF Intercontinental title, but in his 1991 fight with <mask> he was dropped for the first time in his career and stopped in 36 seconds. After his cruiserweight title disaster, Journeyman <mask> was demoted to journeyman status.He knocked out West Turner to win the title, but lost to many other people. He wasn't much more than a cannon fodder in the late 1990s for Wladimir and Brian. He retired in 1997 with a respectable record. He was released from parole in 1991 after serving 10 years. He was released on parole in 2009. On January 5, 2012 he was back in jail for parole violations after pleading guilty to a theft case in which a relative was a co-conspirator. Boxers from Louisville, Kentucky won the National Golden Gloves in 1961.

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title: Julianna Margulies

texts: <mask> is an American actress and author. After several small television roles, <mask> achieved wide recognition for her starring role as Carol Hathaway on NBC's long-running medical drama series ER, for which she received a Primetime Emmy Award. She voiced Neera in Dinosaur and appeared in The Mists of Avalon. In 2009, she played the lead role in The Good Wife. She won two Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series, a Golden Globe Award, and a Television Critics Association Award. Her films include Evelyn, Ghost Ship, Snakes on a Plane, City Island, and Stand Up Guys. Dietland and The Hot Zone were both starring roles for Margulies.She played a main role in the second season of The Morning Show. Julia Louis-Dreyfus is the only woman to have won more than one Golden Globe Award and three Primetime Emmy Awards. She was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time magazine. Margulies received a star on the Walk of Fame. The youngest of three daughters, <mask> <mask> was born in Spring Valley, New York. Her mother was a ballet dancer and teacher. Her father was a Madison Avenue advertising executive.Jewish immigrants from Austria, Hungary, and Russia were descendants of her parents. She was a year old when they divorced. <mask> wrote in her memoir that her parents followed the teachings of antarctica. <mask> has said that she does not hold religious beliefs and that she teaches her son the traditions. She said in an interview that if she had a religion, it would be gratitude. <mask> wrote about her nomadic childhood in her memoir. She moved with her mother to many different countries as a child, including England and France.French was Margulies first language. She no longer has the ability to speak it well. Green Meadow Waldorf School and High Mowing School were some of the schools Margulies attended as a child. She graduated from Sarah Lawrence College with a degree in art history and English. She wanted to become a lawyer, like her

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title: Julianna Margulies

texts: grandmother, or a psychologist, but fell in love with the craft of acting. She made her feature film debut in Steven Seagal's action film Out for Justice, playing a prostitute. In 1994, Margulies was cast in the pilot episode of ER as a nurse who tried to kill herself.The producers decided to change the plot and make Carol Hathaway a main cast member because the test audiences wanted her to survive. <mask> was offered an extended role on NBC's Homicide: Life on the Streets after appearing in two episodes earlier in the year. George Clooney, who had filmed the pilot episode with <mask>, called her to let her know that he had heard that her character might survive the suicide attempt and become a series regular. She was encouraged to wait for ER producers to call her and not take another job. Margulies accepted the role on ER after Clooney was right. She returned to the show for one episode in the final season of the show in 2009. She won an award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series in 1994 and continued to be nominated for an award every year during her time on ER.She was the only regular cast member to win an award. The 5-year contract was signed by <mask>. She decided to opt out of another renewal after extending the contract for a sixth year. She wrote in her memoir that she was homesick for New York after six years of filming the show in Los Angeles. She wanted to return to theatre and take on a leading role in The Mists of Avalon. In 2021, Margulies said during an interview with Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirri pa, "I thought, didn't I work six years on a show I loved, I was so grateful, and it was a great experience, but didn't I?" In a New York Times interview with Bill Carter, <mask> shared that she wanted to protect her ER character, Carol Hathaway, from certain story changes that were happening as the show continued on into later years.She explained that she didn't like how her character became the focus of too much romance whenever she wasn't with

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texts: George Clooney's character, and that all of the research she had done in order to play the character was undone by certain storylines. There was a line in the script where my character says, "I had to share a bathroom with seven sisters." Margulies recalled, "I was like, guys, I've been playing her as an only child for six years." I was starting to feel sad about the character I loved the most. If Margulies had accepted the $27 million contract for a seventh and eighth year, my character was going to be the liaison to flashy bits of things instead of one fluent, conscious thought. The actress received a lot of backlash for leaving ER, but she said she was doing what fed her as an actor. Margulies had previously said she would keep her promises to playwrights and directors. She said in an interview with TV Guide that she was never concerned about the consequences of not returning to the medical drama because she felt like she had a great character.I didn't want to go out with a bomb, but I was inspired by the work. In February 2000 <mask> hosted an episode of Saturday Night Live. ER co-star Noah Wyle was brought on for a sketch. Margulies worked on stage and screen after leaving ER. She appeared in a Lincoln Center production of Ten Unknowns, as well as The Vagina Monologues. The films she worked on after ER were Evelyn, with Pierce Brosnan, and Ghost Ship, with Gabriel Byrne and Ron Eldard. She starred as Morgaine in The Mists of Avalon and was in a documentary film about her.She played an unscrupulous lawyer in the fourth season of Scrubs who had a brief sexual relationship with J.D. She reprised her role on The Grid that year. She played a real estate agent in four episodes of the sixth season of The Sopranos. She was a flight attendant in the movie Snakes on a Plane. She played a role in The Lost Room. In an August 2006 interview with tvguide.com, Margulies said she was close to accepting an offer to return to ER for four episodes with Noah Wyle. She decided against it at


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texts: the last moment.She told TV Guide in 2006 that she left on good terms with John Wells. "So, at the last minute, I told John, thank you and keep asking, because you never know, but no." During ER''s final season, <mask> was invited to return. <mask> did return to ER for one more episode during its 15th and final season, even though she said she felt like she left Carol Hathaway in the perfect place. She said in a 2013 interview that she called George up and said, "If you do it, I'll do it." I was walking to the Warner Brothers lot when they asked for my ID. I used to have a picture on the wall.Margulies had a small role in the film The Darwin Awards. <mask> starred in a mid-season replacement show in 2008. The character she played was a lawyer. She was a producer of the show. After only six episodes, the series was canceled by the network because of the Writers Guild of America strike. In 2009, after returning to ER for one episode during its 15th and final season, <mask> began starring in the CBS legal drama series The Good Wife. Chris Noth plays her husband Peter, who resigned as Illinois State's Attorney amid a sex and corruption scandal.She received two Primetime Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe Award. In the third season of The Good Wife, <mask> was credited as a producer. May 2016 was the end of the series. <mask> said in an interview that she had gotten to play two of the richest female characters on television. The actress has done commercials for Chase. "Women in Business" was narrated by <mask> in the second season of Makers: Women Who Make America. In 2015, TIME featured <mask> as one of the most influential people in the world.She was noted for her work to get the law passed. <mask> co-stars in the dark comedy series Dietland on AMC as Kitty Montgomery, a nasty, razor-thin fashionista who employs an overweight woman for menial tasks and enjoys torturing her. The series was canceled after one season despite positive reviews. <mask> played Dr. Nancy Jaax, a U.S Army

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texts: scientist, in the National Geographic series The Hot Zone. The limited series was the highest-rated scripted series in National Geographic's history and ranked second among all series on the Disney-owned cable network. The Good Fight, a spin-off of The Good Wife, was scheduled to premiere in 2019. CBS offered to pay Margulies at the guest star rate instead of the same rate she had been paid on The Good Wife, as negotiations broke down over her salary.She stated that she loves the show. I'm not a guest star. You do not pay me a guest-star salary. If I did SVU, I would get a guest-star salary. I don't want to know what I got paid. Any male star who was asked to go on a spinoff of his show would have been offered at least $500,000. I know that.Margulies guest starred in Billions. She played a professor who is a bestselling author. Margulies joined the second season of the AppleTV+ drama series The Morning Show in December 2020. She was joined by other returning series stars. In 2021, <mask> appeared with many of her former ER cast members in a virtual cast reunion show that benefited the Waterkeeper Alliance charity. A picture book was published by <mask>. The story is based on one that <mask> wrote for her and her sisters.In October 2020, <mask> announced on her social media accounts that she was writing a book. She intended to write an acting handbook, but ended up writing a memoir. Her nomadic childhood is chronicled in the book. On May 4, 2021, her book was released. The audiobook was recored by <mask>. In May 2022, there will be a paperback version with additional chapters. <mask> was in a relationship with actor Ron Eldard from 1991 to 2003The son of an academic was married to <mask> on November 10, 2007. They have a son. They live in Manhattan. The couple own a country house in New York. The board of the theater company is chaired by <mask>. She is a supporter of research into the disease. There are links to the Film Television Theatre Awards and nominations on

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title: Anand Mahindra

texts: An Indian billionaire businessman, and the chairman of a Mumbai-based business conglomerate, was born on 1 May 1955. The group operates in a number of industries, including automotive, components, construction equipment, defence, energy, farm equipment, finance and insurance, industrial equipment, information technology, leisure and hospitality, and real estate and retail. <mask> was the co- founder of the company. His net worth was estimated to be $1.6 billion by January 2020. He attended Harvard University and the Harvard Business School. In 1996, he established a non-government organisation that supports education for underprivileged girls in India. Fortune Magazine has a list of the world's 50 greatest leaders.The magazine's list of 25 most powerful business people in Asia was published in 2011. Forbes (India) named <mask> as their 'Entrepreneur of the Year' in the savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay The third highest civilian award in India was given to him in January 2020. On 1 May 1955, in Bombay, India, the child of the late industrialist Harish <mask> and his wife, Indira, was born. Anuja and radhika are the sisters of <mask>. He graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University in

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texts: 1977 after studying film making and architecture. In 1981 he graduated from the Harvard Business School and joined MUSCO as an executive assistant.He was appointed as the deputy managing director in 1989. The new business areas of real estate development and hospitality management were started by him. He became the deputy managing director of the company on April 4, 1991. In 1997 he was appointed as the Managing Director and in 2001 he was the Vice Chairman of the company. In August 2012 he took on the role of Chairman of the board and Managing Director of the group from his uncle. In November 2016 <mask> was re-designated as the Executive Chairman of the company. He was a co-promoter of the bank.He was a non-executive director when he stopped being a promoter. One of India's top 10 industrial houses is the Mahindra Group. The face of Indian capitalism has been named by The Economist. He was named the 'Entrepreneur of the Year' by Forbes India Magazine. The U.S.– India Business Council (USIBC) has a member named <mask>. He helps promote the policy advocacy priorities of USIBC. The International Advisory Council of Singapore's Economic Development Board invited him to join in 2011.He is the Chairman of the India Advisory Council. He was appointed as a Trustee of the Natural History Museum of London in January 2015. An avid advocate of using 'design for human happiness', <mask> is the chairman of the National Institute of Design and the president of the India Design Council. Pro

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texts: Kabaddi League, a professional-level kabaddi league in India, was launched in 2014. The co-founding of EPIC, an Indian television channel that showcases Hindi content, was done by <mask>. He became the sole owner in 2016 after the co-founders sold their stakes. The world's 50 greatest leaders and the top 25 most powerful business people in Asia were both features of Fortune Magazine.He was a co-chairman of the World Economic Forum. He was one of the contributors for the book. He was elected as the president of the Confederation of Indian Industry. She is the editor of two magazines. They have two daughters. He pursued film making as an undergrad at Harvard. He is a photographer with an interest in films.The Mahindra Blues Festival has been held in Mumbai since 2011. The Mahindra Sanatkada Lucknow Festival is a crafts exhibition and performing arts event that is held annually in Lucknow. Charity is an advocate of the study of humanities as he believes it can help address various problems in the world that arise due to interdependency. He donated $10 million to the Harvard Humanities Center. The center was renamed in recognition of the donation. The aim of the project is to provide primary education to underprivileged girls in India. 130,000 underprivileged girls have been supported by the project.The Naandi Foundation is an Indian charitable trust that works towards the socio-economic development of India. Business India's Business Man of the Year 2007, <mask>, can be found on CNN

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title: Jim Gibbons (Irish politician)

texts: Minister for Agriculture from 1970 to 1973, Minister for Defence from 1969 to 1970, and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Finance from 1966 to 1969 were all served by James M<mask>. He was a Teachta Dla for the Carlow–Kilkenny constituency from 1957 to 1981 and February 1982 to November 1982. He was a Member of the European Parliament from 1973 to 1977. <mask> was born in County Kilkenny. <mask> was born into a political family. <mask> was elected to Dil ireann as a Cumann na nGaedheal candidate at the 1923 general election, but later joined the Farmer's Party. <mask> attended Kilkenny CBS and St Kieran's College.He won a Leinster colleges' hurl title here. After two years of studying medicine at University College Dublin, he abandoned his studies and went back to farming in Kilkenny. The Pheasantgry, Dunmore, is four miles from Kilkenny. <mask> joined Fianna Fil at an early age and was politically active for the rest of his life. He was elected to the authority in his own right after being co-opted onto Kilkenny County Council. He was a county councillor until 1967. <mask> was elected to Dil ireann in 1957 for the Carlow–Kilkenny constituency.He was re-elected in 1961, however, he remained on the government back benches for a second term. After the general election in 1965, <mask> was appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Finance. He served under Jack Lynch and Charles Haughey. At the 1969 general election, <mask> joined Jack Lynch's cabinet as Minister for Defence. His short tenure would define his political career. The Irish government had to act in 1969 when civil unrest in Northern Ireland boiled over. Lynch urged his cabinet to take a cautious line and establish a subcommittee to organize emergency assistance and relief.A

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texts: $100,000 fund was set up by the government to help nationalist civilians who were forced out of their homes by the Troubles. Neil Blaney and Captain James Kelly were supposed to import weapons from continental Europe. Haughey provided the money for the purchase from his civilian relief fund, and also tried to arrange customs clearance for the shipment. Lynch sacked Haughey and Blaney when it was revealed that they were planning to import arms. The chief prosecutorial witness at the Arms Trial would be <mask>. <mask> was accused of being the dishonest one, an allegation that affected him deeply. He was angry that a Dil motion of confidence in the government turned into a personal debate about him.In the wake of the Arms Crisis and the Ministerial Sacks, <mask> was appointed as Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries. He was liked by the farming community and respected as a farmer. <mask> played a key role in the negotiations concerning entry into the European Economic Community and the amalgamation of creameries in the country. After the general election in 1973, Fianna Fil lost power. He remained a key member of Jack Lynch's team despite losing his ministerial office. He became a member of the second delegation from the Oireachtas to the European Parliament after the general election. Jack Lynch put <mask> on his new front bench as a spokesman for agriculture.The man who clashed with him in the Arms Trial of 1970 re- joined the front bench. After the 1977 general election, <mask> returned to Jack Lynch's new cabinet as Minister for Agriculture. Farmers welcomed his appointment again. <mask> and the Minister for Health and Social Welfare clashed over the Family Planning Bill. <mask> voted against the bill that legalised contraceptives. He was the first

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texts: government minister in the history of the state to vote against his own government, yet Jack Lynch did not take action against him. The ill-feeling between <mask> and Haughey was only worsened by this action.Jack Lynch resigned as leader of the Fianna Fil in December 1979. The leadership election turned into a fight between George Colley and Haughey. The latter had the support of almost every member of the existing cabinet. <mask> and Bobby Molloy were removed from the cabinet. Following his dismissal from cabinet, <mask> became a critic of the leadership of the party. He called for a change of leadership after he lost his seat. At the February 1982 general election, <mask> regained his seat and voted against Haughey in the leadership challenge.He was forced to the ground after he was attacked by a group of drunken Fianna Fil supporters. A friend saw off the attackers. New doors were put up to prevent mobs from entering the building. The incident was described in the documentary series Seven Ages and later in the biographical series Haughey. The government fell after <mask> suffered a heart attack and couldn't vote for Haughey in a no-confidence motion. He retired from politics after losing his seat in 1982. <mask> had a number of heart attacks and strokes in retirement.He was attacked outside the Dil in 1982. In 1986 <mask> offered his support to the new Progressives, as he believed that there was no place for him within the party. <mask> was elected to the Dil in 1987 as a member of the new party. <mask> Jnr was nominated by the taoiseach to be a member of the 21st Seanad. The death of <mask> happened in 1997. He and Margaret had five sons and six daughters. Families in the Oireachtas include members of the 16th Dil, 17th Dil, 18th Dil, 19th Dil, and

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title: Dani Clos

texts: In 2012 <mask> lvarez was the test driver for the HRT Formula One team. <mask> won the Catalan district of the Spanish ICA Junior Championship in 2001, beating a field including the brother of a former Formula Three Euroseries rival. The success continued in 2002, when he won the Copa Campeones Trophy and finished 10th in the Italian Open Masters, against a top-quality field of drivers including Sébastien Buemi, Nelson Panciatici and Oliver Oakes. His best year of karting was in 2003 when he won both the prestigious Andrea Margutti Trophy and the Spanish Junior ICA Championship, as well as placings of 6th and 11th in the Italian Open Masters. He moved up to Formula A in 2004, but then launched a campaign in the Formula Junior 1600 series in Spain. He finished 36th in the European Championship with a solitary point. He retired from karting after a 30th place finish in the Margutti Trophy.<mask> competed in single-seaters in the Formula Junior 1600 championship. <mask> finished in a solid 4th place in the championship behind Michael Herck, Marco Barba and Arturo Llobell, with one win and four podiums along the way. After just one season racing at 1600cc Formula Renault level, <mask> moved up to the two liter cars, with a drive in both the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 for Pons Racing, and the Italian Formula Renault Championship for Facondini Racing. <mask> failed to finish inside the top ten in the pan-European championship. He recorded an 11th-place finish at Donington Park during the 11th round of the championship. Even though he missed three races due to Eurocup

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texts: commitments, he still finished sixteenth in the Italian series with 28 points, beating teammate Oliver Campos-Hull in the process. He had two sevenths, at Imola in round three and at Spa in round six.<mask> would return for a second season. <mask> moved to Jenzer Motorsport for both campaigns in 2006 in order to give him more success than he had for his previous two teams. He finished in seventh place in the European championship. He won three races, second only to champion Filipe Albuquerque's tally of four, and these wins came in succession, doing the double at Istanbul Park and winning the first race at Misano. He was disqualified from doing the double at Misano due to his car's height not complying with Eurocup regulations. Chris van der Drift won his first victory of the season. <mask> got off to a good start in the Italian championship, finishing second and third in the first six races, but he was quickly overtaken by Adrian Zaugg, who had won five of the first six races.<mask> dominated the rest of the season. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Dani Clos

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 Clos replaced Adrin Vallés, who was driving for the Liverpool F.C., in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series. There is a car at Zolder.He finished tenth in his first race and picked up a championship point. He got a bonus point for progressing the most spots during the race. He picked up a point for third place in his group at the Autdromo Internacional do Algarve. His best result of the weekend was a ninth-place finish, which included an incident with teammate Chris van der Drift. Keisuke Kunimoto replaced him for the final two rounds. <mask> was signed by the Racing Engineering team for the GP2 Series in February 2009, after testing for both GP2 Series teams and ones in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series. He scored his first points and a podium in the final race at the Autdromo Internacional do Algarve.He competed in two rounds of the GP2 Asia Series. Racing Engineering continued into the 2010 season. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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: Dani Clos

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He won his first GP2 race at the Turkish sprint round and was third in the championship. At the Belgian round of the championship, he was hurt in a collision at the start of the feature race and did not take part in the sprint race. Christian Vietoris and lvaro Parente have been Clos' teammates for the season so far. Clos and Nathanal Berthon scored a race win at Imola to finish ninth in the GP2 Asia Series.He finished ninth in the championship with a best finish of two second places. <mask> began the 2012 season without a drive, but was drafted into the Barwa Addax team after the first round of the championship. Krl took it back after four races. <mask> will be racing with Tio Ellinas for the 2015 season. The first time Formula One <mask> was employed by the Williams F1 team was in September of 2008 when he was a test driver. He tested again in December of 2008 at the same circuit. <mask> took part in the young drivers' test in Abu Dhabi.He drove 68 laps in the HRT F1 Team's F111 and ended the day 12th with the fastest time. He was the HRT F1 Team's test driver for the 2012 season. He made his race weekend debut at the Spanish Grand Prix, driving Narain Karthikeyan's car during the first free practice session. Complete Formula 3 Euro Series results (key) Complete GP2 Series results (key) Complete


title: Josif Pančić

texts: The first president of the Serbian Royal Academy was a Serbian doctor of medicine named <mask>. He extensively documented the flora of Serbia, and is credited with having classified many species of plants which were unknown to the botanical community at that time. Pani is said to have discovered the Serbian spruce. He is believed to be the father of Serbian flora. Josip Pani was born in Ugrini, near Crikvenica, on the Croatian Military Frontier, a territory of the Habsburg Monarchy. The region was part of the French Empire at the time of his birth. Pani was a descendant of the Pani family.During the Austro-Turkish War, his paternal grandfather served in a volunteer battalion of the Austrian Imperial Army. The Pani family settled in Ugrini in olden times. After finishing elementary school in Gospi, he went to the lyceum in Rijeka, and then continued his studies in Zagreb. He graduated from medicine in 1842. In addition to other courses, Pani attended botany courses. While studying at the Natural History Museum in Vienna, Pani became acquainted with the Serbian linguist Vuk Stefanovi Karadi who wrote him a letter of recommendation to the Serbian authorities. He worked as a doctor in the rural area of Serbia for seven years.The year he met his future wife, he applied for Serbian citizenship and asked to be released from his Austrian citizenship. He became a full-time professor of Natural History and Agriculture at the University of Belgrade in


title: Christopher Reutinger

texts: <mask> was born in San Diego, California. He is a musician. <mask> was a 5th cousin of Lady Diana Spencer and a famous Berkeley and San Diego concert pianist. He began to study violin at the age of nine and by the age of 12 his compositions were being performed by the San Diego Symphony. His original composition, "18th Century", was performed by the San Diego Symphony in 1957, and his original composition, "Gigue", was performed by the San Diego Symphony in 1958. In 1964, he was selected to be the Concertmaster of the San Diego All City's High School Orchestra. Reutinger won a full scholarship to San Francisco State University to be part of the school's flagship music ensemble.Frenrick Molnar hosted "Molnar on Music" on San Francisco's local KPIX CBS every Sunday. He studied with both Blinder and Houser. He graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a degree in composition. Chris became the Father of California Street Music in 1969 because of student unrest at SF State and Berkeley. He played the violin in the streets of San Francisco, San Diego, and Los Angeles before anyone else and was written up in Rolling Stone Magazine. He performed with the Oakland symphony. Reutinger was a graduate student at the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California.Daniel Lewis asked him to be part of the USC String Orchestra. He spent one season in Hawaii before returning to Los Angeles to begin a career in live performances and studio recordings. Over 500 motion pictures scores and 450 record/CDs have been contributed to by him. He has recorded and performed with many famous people, including Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Roy Orbison, and Ray Charles. A

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title: Christopher Reutinger

texts: founding member of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra was <mask>. He's performed with many other symphonies. Actors were trained by Chris for TV and the big screen.Simon Templeman was trained to fake a violin on screen for 4 episodes of "Northern Exposure." The Good Wife TV Show's 5 year old daughter Makenzie was trained to play the violin for a Nicolas Cage film. He composed 22 "source tunes" for Warner Brothers in the 90s. His most used song is "Vivaldi Gets Lucky", which can be heard on Walker, Texas Ranger, and other movies of the week. His string arrangement for "Silverplated" and his violin/viola performances are on a new CD. The prototype for "Artists for Trauma" is a non-profit founded by Laura T. Sharpe of "The Laura Project". The video can be found in the Artists For Trauma Project.The Addams Family Values are Air America, Aladdin, All of Me, American Tailography, Amos & Andrew-Another Stakeout, Baby's Day Out, Back to the Beach, and Beauty and the Beast. Double Hockeysticks, Harry and Son, Heat Wave, Hero at Large, Hide in Plain Sight, Hocus Pocus, HolyMatrimony, Homeward Bound, Honey I Blew Up the Kids, and Huxleyback of Notre Dame are movies. Floor, Once Upon a Crime, The Other Side of the Mountain, Pennies From Heaven, The Personals, and Physical Evidence are included. The San Pedro Beach Bums and The Nanny L.A.Law are Chips. The Golden Girls Tiny Toons Frasier Star Trek Man from Atlantis Walker and the West Wing Spencer for Hire. Reutinger has been a tennis coach for more than a decade. His teams have won awards from Malibu High School in Malibu, California and Saint Bonaventure High School in Ventura, California.<mask> is the author of Coaching Winning High School

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title: Brendan Perry

texts: <mask> is a British singer and multi-instrumentalist best known for his work as half of the duo Dead Can Dance. The child of a mother from Ireland and a father from London was born in 1959 in London. He and his family moved to New Zealand in 1973. When he was a student at St Paul's College in Ponsonby, he began to play the guitar. After failing to become a primary school teacher and to join the civil service,<mask> worked at a series of jobs until joining the Scavengers in 1977. When the original singer left the band, <mask> took on the duties of lead vocalist. The band covered a lot of music from the late-1960s and early-1970s.After two years without a recording deal or live dates, the band moved to Australia in 1978 and changed its name to Marching Girls. In 1980, he left the Marching Girls to pursue a solo career, experimenting with tape loops, synthesis, and alternative forms of rhythm. After moving to London, Paul and Simon were to leave Dead Can Dance, but they were not the only ones. Career The scavengers and Marching girls were the first musical ventures of the man known for his work with Dead Can Dance. In 1977 he was a member of the New Zealand punk rock band the Scavengers. After a lineup change in 1978, <mask> became the band's lead vocalist. The band changed its name to the Marching Girls in 1979.The band had a member leave in 1980. The 1979 album AK79 was re-released on CD in 1994 and re-released on vinyl in 2020. Two collections of their tracks were released in New Zealand. The Scavengers are considered to be New Zealand's equivalent of the

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title: Brendan Perry

texts: Buzzcocks, with the co-penned song "Mysterex" being one of the country's best and most distinctive punk-rock recordings. Marching Girls reached the New Zealand singles charts with "True Love" in 1980. The band, Dead Can Dance, was formed in 1981 in Melbourne, Australia, with vocalist, guitarist, bassist, and drummer. Simon Monroe was in Australia when Dead Can Dance moved to London.The band's first demos, concerts and recordings were played by Peter Ulrich. The band was a duo when Paul left to go back to Australia. The band recorded eight albums on the 4AD Records label, beginning with the self-titled Dead Can Dance album in February 1984. Eye of the Hunter was released on 4AD Records. There was a cover of Tim Buckley's song "I Must Have Been Blind" on the album. "Happy Time", "Chase the Blues Away", "Dream Letter" and "Song to the Siren" were some of the Tim Buckley songs that would eventually be covered by <mask>. Graham Wood designed the artwork of the box set Dead Can Dance and the album Wake, as well as the music for a 10-minute film.In September 2008 he announced his departure from 4AD and promised a new album in early 2009. The new album would be very different from Eye of the Hunter because it would feature rhythm machines and electric guitars. He made a demo version of a song from the album available on his website. Ark was released on June 7, 2010. In March 2016 it was announced that he would be collaborating with French musician and Bagad Cesson on a project. Living people from 4AD, people educated at St Paul's College, and Dead Can Dance


title: Kiso Tsuru

texts: emigrate to Latin America. During the war, he was appointed the temporary ambassador to Japan and helped to establish the first official ambassador between Mexico and Japan. He helped to introduce the Prime Minister of Japan to the Mexican President, who was the first prime minister to visit Mexico after the War. He helped the economy of the southeast of Mexico and organized The international company of Salt Industries S.A. In 1960 due to his health, he went back to the few land holdings he had left in Ciudad Valles and began to grow agricultural products like mangoes, avocados and sugar cane.The world famous mango hybrids Mango Miyako was the only farm at that time to export to Japan and Europe. The people of this city and State San Luis Potos lacked education so he opened a rural public school. <mask> was the founder of several companies in the last years of his life, including the Tsuru Ranches, the International Company of Commerce S.A., and the Pacific S.A. He went back to Japan in October 1966 where he spent his last days visiting his beloved country. He left behind many family members including his wife, 8 children, 12 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Shigeto Tsuru was one of his cousins. The Thursday December 8, 1966 edition of Excélsior Mexican newspaper was translated into English.There is a Mexican newspaper with an autobiography of a man. The National Archives of the Secretary of the Exterior Relations, Vol.14 was published in 1930. The National Archive of the Secretary of Defence is in Tokyo. The man who convinced Japan to attack Pearl Harbor is the


title: Meletius Smotrytsky

texts: The Archbishop of Polotsk, <mask>, was a writer. His book "Slavonic Grammar with Correct Syntax" systematized the study of Church Slavonic and, according to Vinokur, "became the standard grammar book in Russia right up until the end of the 18th century." He believed in the revival of the Orthodox religion in Russia. <mask> was a son of the famous writer and pedagogue <mask>. The Ostroh Academy was where he received his first formal education. The oldest institution of higher learning in Eastern Europe is the academy. Between 1596 and 1600, he studied at Vilnius University, a Jesuit institution.<mask> continued his education at universities in Europe. In 1608 Meletius became a member of a local group. "Thrynos" was written under the pen name Theophile Ortologue. The Kiev Fraternity School had a teacher named <mask> who taught Church Slavonic and Latin. He became one of its first rectors. He published a Ruthenian translation of "Teacher's Gospel... of Calisto" in 1616 and a Greek-language grammar in 1615. In 1618, Smotrytsky took vows as a monk at the Holy Spirit Monastery and assumed the name Miletius.The Dictionary of the Slavic Language was published in the city of Vievis. <mask> <mask> became the bishop of Vitebsk and Mstyslaw in 1620. Several anti-Union works were published by him around that time. After traveling to Constantinople, Egypt, Palestine, <mask> returned to Kiev. He became the Archimandrite of the Union by 1627. The title of (titular) Archbishop of Hierapolis was granted to Smotrytsky by Pope

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title: Meletius Smotrytsky

texts: Urban VIII. <mask> is buried at the Monastery.Orthodox and Catholic authors have debated <mask>'s reasons for abandoning Orthodoxy and converting to the Uniate Church. According to the Uniate Catholics, the conversion was a miracle due to the intercession of Martyr Saint Josaphat Kuntsevych. There is an explanation in the papal Bull of Pope Pius IX canonizing Kuncewicz. After the stoning of Saint Stephen, Smotrytysky relapsed after comparing himself to Paul of Tarsus. Orthodox Christians attributed his conversion to worldly reasons, saying that he was tempted by the money and prestige of an appointment as Abbot of a Uniate monastery. The former archbishop of Polotsk was compared to Judas and Martin Luther. Orthodox pamphlets were written against <mask> <mask>.He did not mention his reasons for changing his religion in his letters. He suggested that before his conversion, he was not sure what he really believed, and that his adoption of Catholicism restored his confidence in this regard. He gave different dates for when he decided to accept the Union, from 1623 to 1628. He said that since 1615 he had waged an internal battle, growing stronger in the course of writing his own texts, and in them he defended the Orthodox dogma with diminishing conviction. According to a number of scholars, Archbishop Meletius went to Constantinople because of his conversion to the Union. The decision was made because of a deep spiritual crisis and the belief that the only thing that could help the revival of the Ruthenian

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title: Meletius Smotrytsky

texts: people and culture was binding ancient Rus' lands with the Polish–Lithuanian state. Mironowicz claims that <mask> decided to devote all his strength to the union of Rus in one Uniate Church because of his disappointing trip to two ancient patriarchates.On July 6, 1627, <mask> <mask> wrote a letter to Pope Urban VIII asking for forgiveness of his sins and acceptance into the Catholic Church. Cardinal Ottavio Bandini was promised in a second letter that he would not stray from the Catholic faith. The pope wrote a letter instructing the Uniate Archbishop to convert <mask> <mask>. The profession of faith by a former Orthodox archbishop was kept a secret. The pope was asked to allow Smotrystsky to keep his Orthodox titles and duties for a short time. <mask> was the Uniate Bishop after the adoption of the Union. He hid the fact that he had converted to the Union.His attitude raised suspicions among the clergy. He lost the trust of both the Vilnius Fraternity and the Kiev monks in monasteries while retaining his popularity among the priests and faithful. Catholics weren't sure if <mask> maintained full fidelity to his new religion. Alexander Zasawski was asked by Cardinal Ludovisi to make a public profession of the Catholic faith. Smotrycki was no longer in Vilnius but in a monastery. The events that led to the final disclosure of <mask>'s conversion to Catholicism are known from a number of documents. <mask> claimed to have met with the Orthodox bishops of the Republic during the celebration of the Nativity of

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title: Meletius Smotrytsky

texts: Our Lady in 1627.Peter Mogila was also present at the meeting. Smotrycki was asked to show the catechism that the Patriarch of Constantinople had presented. On the sixth Sunday of Lent in Horodku, a meeting of the hierarchy took place on property belonging to the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra. It was attended by <mask> <mask> and other people. The six basic differences between the two confessions were discussed by Smotrytsky. Clergy and representatives of the Orthodox nobility and bourgeoisie were part of the decision to convene the Orthodox Church in Kiev. The Council will be presented with a draft union for the Orthodox and Uniate Churches.Contrary to earlier findings, <mask> Smotrycki published no new treaty discussing the differences between the rival churches. <mask> argued that Metropolitan Job allowed for the conclusion of a new union. The Cossacks' anti-union stance at the council to Kiev prompted them to change their position. Smotrycki was suspected of having sympathies for the Uniate. He was not accommodated in Pechersk Lavra and had to live in the monastery of St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery. In the event that the Orthodox hierarchy agreed to join the union, representatives of the Cossacks visited the priest in the council and threatened to kill him. The Treaty of Apology was signed by him and his design of a new union of church.Discussion on <mask>'s projects of union were held without the participation of Cossack delegates. <mask> was accused of preaching heresy. The Orthodox monks criticized

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title: Meletius Smotrytsky

texts: <mask>'s works many times. Projects to unite the two Churches were still presented in the following years, despite the failure of pro-union initiatives. <mask>'s arguments in favor of union were not supported by the Orthodox Bishops. In January 1629, Smotrycki was considered an Orthodox bishop, but a few months later the Orthodox recognized him as a traitor because he had left his private life. After the council of Kiev decided that <mask> was not fully devoted to the union, the Catholic Church did not publicly acknowledge that he had left Orthodoxy.In September 1629 <mask> performed at the opening of the Uniate and Orthodox negotiations to convert to Catholicism. He spoke on issues of religion and the position of the Ruthenian nation in his last public appearance. The Uniate Metropolitan King was supposed to lead to the establishment of the Republic of the Uniate Patriarchate, but it ended in failure because neither the Orthodox hierarchy nor Lvov agreed with their delegates. The Uniate Church was already planted when the archbishop of Hierapolis Smotrytsky left Polotsk. He was suggested the title of Bishop of Halych. On June 5, 1631, Pope Urban VIII gave him the title of (titular) Archbishop of Hierapolis. The Catholic Church did not give any real powers to the former Orthodox archbishop of Polotsk.The pope could have a negative assessment of <mask>'s attitude at the council in Kiev, where he pleaded not guilty to his conversion. <mask> wrote to Rome in 1631 wanting to be the bishop of the Ruthenia

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title: Meletius Smotrytsky

texts: Diocese. He wouldn't travel to Athos as a missionary because his work wouldn't have a chance of success. The clergy wrote to Rome that Smotrytsky eagerly engaged in the life of the Church. He remained under close supervision of the Uniate hierarchy for the rest of his life, according to a number of letters. Some Orthodox monks wrote to <mask>. He appealed to the Orthodox to accept the union as long as society was composed not only of peasants.They would retain their rights and privileges in this way. In the last four years of his life, <mask> never took the public to speak on matters related to the Church. On February 16, 1630, <mask> wrote a letter to Pope Urban VIII in which he proposed the use of force to spread the union by unifying the efforts of the Church, the State and the Catholic magnates. <mask> believed that Ruthenians would become a political nation if they adopted the union. He believed that attachment to the Ruthenian Catholic Church could bring a moral renewal to the Orthodox Church, as the former enjoyed the greatest freedom and had the best educated clergy. On December 27, 1633, <mask> <mask> died. Jesuit Wojciech Kortycki dedicated his last confession to his memory.The Metropolitan claimed that Smotrycki was poisoned by the Orthodox deacon. He was buried in the monastery. <mask> <mask>'s beatification was discussed because he was a persecutor of the union but changed his position to an ardent defender. James Drought published a biography in order to popularize his candidacy for

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title: Meletius Smotrytsky

texts: sainthood. The priest wanted the <mask> beatification to be considered by the authorities in Rome. The last confessor gave descriptions of supernatural events that took place after <mask>'s death. He was going to ask you to put his hand in the coffin of the Pope Urban VIII letter because he wanted to know the receipt for theArchbishop of Hierapolis.After the death of the priest, Uniate monks forgot about it and put a letter in the coffin. The deceased had to grasp the document with his hand. He was supposed to be removed from the deceased's hand only if he stood over the body and demanded the return of the letter. The information Kortycki put in the description of the event was completely ignored. Kortycki claimed that before the funeral of a hand holding a letter miraculously renewed, giving the impression of living. In August 1634, Metropolitan Rutski wrote about the events that took place for the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith. The congregation decided in December of 1634 that Smotrycki should be canonized as a martyr.The matter was discussed again in July 1635, and in October of the same year, a representative of the Congregation spoke to Rutsky to ask for a copy of the description posthumous miracle. The Onoratio Visconti, papal nuncio in Warsaw, said that in 1635 a Basilian monk named Isaiah, who was also a participant in the <mask>'s funeral, kept in a coffin two lists - the papal and patriarchal. Smotryckiego's canonization process was suspended because of doubts about the validity

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texts: of the letter that Smotrycki finally "rejected". <mask>'s "Slavonic Grammar with Correct Syntax" is best known for codifying what is. The development of these languages was greatly impacted by the handbook. The study of Church Slavonic texts throughout Eastern Europe was greatly influenced by <mask>'s work. In 1721, the 1619 grammar was first published.The impact of <mask>'s work can be compared to that of Dionysius Thrax and Aelius Donatus. Works to iest Lament iedyney S. powszechney. Slavenskiya correctament, Eve, 1619. There is an online version of the 1979 edition of SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA for SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA for SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA Apologia. The Lions were born in 1628. Monuments of literature.St. The year 1903. - Pr. 3 is Russian east. The Library, Vol 19 Verificatia niewinnoci. Part 1.7. On zhalostno prestavlen svyatolyubivogo and obo dobrodtel Mr. ottsya Leontya Karpovich. K., 1988. The Harvard Library of Early Ukrainian Literature: Texts: Volume I was published in 1987. The Jevanhelije Uytelnoje of Meletij


title: Meletius Smotrytsky

texts: Smotryc'kyj is part of the Harvard Library of Early Ukrainian Literature. Harvard University, 1987. The year was 1884.Short and creative way by Meletija Smotritsky. The year 1987 Nchik V. Litvinov is on Ukran. K., 1991. The Archbishop of Polotsk is Osa A. Meletii Smotritsky. K. was born in 1912. Prokoshin E. Meletii Smotritsky.In 1966. Jaremenko and Melety Smotritsky are related. I tvorchst. K., 1986. David A. Meletij Smotryc'kyj was written by Frick. Cambridge/Mass. is located in the state of Massachusetts. 1995.Horbatsch, Olexa. Hrammatiki Slavenskija Pravilnoe Syntagma is written by Meletij Smotryc. Jevje was born in 1619. The Kirchenslavische Grammatik is also known as the Erstausgabe. Main 1974 The Testament to Ruthenian was written by Pugh. A linguistic analysis of the variant.Cambridge/Mass. is located in the state of Massachusetts. 1996. G.O. Vinokur. M.A. translated The Russian Language: A Brief History. J. Forsyth edited it. Cambridge University Press was published in 1971. There are external links to Meletij Smotryc'kyj.The language, 1619. Meletiy <mask>: a publicist, a scientist and a patriot in Day, 2003 can be found in an online Russian


title: John Munro, 9th of Teaninich

texts: The H.E.I.C.S resident and Diwan of the States of Travancore and Cochin was a Scottish soldier and administrator named General <mask>. <mask> was christened in Alness on February 11, 1775. The family home of the Munros of Teaninich was in Ross-shire. <mask> enlisted as a cadet in the East India Company's Madras Army at the age of 16 and was appointed Lieutenant in August 1794. He was promoted to Captain and Adjutant of his unit after he took part in the Battle of Seringapatam. <mask> was an accomplished linguist, being able to speak and write in French, German, Italian, Arabic, Persian, and several Indian languages. The private secretary and interpreter to the Commanders in Chief in India, Munro held various appointments on the Staff.He had a close relationship with Colonel Arthur Wellesley, later Duke of Wellington, during the Mahratta War. He served with Sir Thomas Munro, 1st Baronet. <mask> was appointed Quartermaster-General of the Madras army at the age of 27 years after assisting in quelling the Vellore Mutiny. The commander-in-chief of the Madras Army asked the Quartermaster-General to make a confidential report on the Tent Contract, an allowance to Madras Army officers to be paid equally in peace and war and regarded by them as part of their emoluments. The contract gave officers strong incentives to neglect their most important duties. It should be discontinued and replaced by enhanced batta. The officers of the Madras Army were already resentful at being less well rewarded than those of the Bengal Army when these changes were implemented.Munro was charged with conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman after the

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title: John Munro, 9th of Teaninich

texts: report was leaked and fellow officers read it. During the dispute between the Madras civil government and the new commander-in-chief, Lieut-General Hay Macdowall, who was no longer ex-officio a member of the governing council, he gave notice of his resignation. After the appeal from his officers, and despite his impending departure, Macdowall had Munro arrested, leaving the supposed court martial to be heard by his successor. On the eve of departure, Macdowall reluctantly agreed to release Munro from arrest on the orders of the Governor Sir George Barlow. Macdowall boarded the East Indiaman Lady Jane Dundas for England, issuing a General Order which reprimanded Munro for making a direct appeal to the Governor. Major Thomas Boles was suspended for signing the order on behalf of the departing commander-in-chief. The memorial for Boles, who was only acting on a superior's order, was the subject of a memorial by officers led by Arthur St Leger, who was then also dismissed.The Lady Jane Dundas and Macdowall were lost off the Cape of Good Hope. The Quarter-Master General was replaced by his brother-in-law, who had recently become his brother-in-law. <mask> was a major figure in the development of the state of Cochin. In the aftermath of the attack on the East India Company, he was appointed Resident of the company. From 1812 to 1814, Col. Munro was the Prime Minister to Rani Gouri Lakshmi Bai and Rani Gouri Parvati Bai. With his freedom of action, he was able to introduce the practice of having a Christian sitting on the bench as a judge beside a Brahmin in the administration of justice. The rulers were influenced by him to


title: John Munro, 9th of Teaninich

texts: introduce progressive reforms.Diwan reformed the judicial system, improved the revenue of the states, prevented corruption and mismanagement, and started the process of abolishing slavery. Slavery was abolished in Munroe Island on 8 March 1835. Many taxes were removed from the poorer sections of the community. In order to build the Orthodox Pazhaya Seminary, he persuaded the Rani of Travancore to donate land, money, and timber, as well as asking the Church Missionary Society to send missionaries on a Help Mission, to educate and train the clergy. The Church Missionary Society sent three men to establish a college in 1816. The first principal was Bailey. Bailey had the bible translated into Malaya.ThomasNorton established a school at Alleppy. The network of schools established by missionaries meant that Travancore led the world in primary education for girls as well as boys, and laid the foundations for the high levels of literacy in the state. <mask> bought Teaninich Castle from his brother Hugh in 1819. He retired due to ill-health after returning to India in 1823-4. He supported the Great Disruption of 1843. The model for David Octavius Hill's famous painting of the signing of the Deed of Separation at the First Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland was his calotype portrait. He became an elder after giving land to the Free Church in Alness.He took over the Teaninich distillery after Hugh's death in 1846. Major-General <mask> was buried in the Teaninich family vault in Alness Old Parish Church after he died. One of the most popular administrators of the kingdoms of Cochin and Travancore was Legacy Munro. He has left an

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title: John Munro, 9th of Teaninich

texts: "imperishable name in the hearts of the Travancore population for justice and probity" according to the State Manual of 1906. The most ignorant person in Travancore knows the name of Munrole Sahib. He was devoted to the interests of the state. Canon Monroe claimed that he lived to see Muslims and high caste Hindus appreciate the integrity and fairness of Christian judges, and that he paved the way for those who have tried to interpret Western Christianity to the Eastern people.The islands in the Ashtamudi Lake of Kollam were named after him. The lights that guide travellers in the lakes and backwaters of the State were named after him. While serving in Madras, <mask> had four children. The first Conservator of Forests of Travancore was appointed in 1827, to manage the state monopoly of teak. The first coffee planter was the son of his father. The founding of the tea industry in the Kan(n)an Devan Hills was enabled by the building of paths around Peermade and Munnar. His book describes the hills.James wasbaptised in 1805 and died in 1805. Margaret was dead in 1807. Theodosia probably died young. Her mother's name is Chauby. <mask> was married to Charlotte in Madras. Their children were Charlotte and James St. <mask>. His brother Stuart Caradoc Munro became the British Consul in Montevideo, where he died in 1878.The 10th Light Cavalry of the Bengal army was led by <mask>. After being promoted to major, he was wounded at the Battle of Moodkee in 1845 and died two days later. The man died at sea. Scottish soldiers <mask> British East India Company Army generals British military personnel of the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War Diwans of

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