title: Karl Philipp, Prince of Schwarzenberg

texts: Russians by the Austrian general. Napoleon said in his memoirs that Schwarzenberg abandoned the French army in order to allow Tschitschagow to seize Minsk. He remained inactive at Pultusk under Napoleon's orders.When Austria took the side of the allies against Napoleon, <mask> was appointed commander-in-chief of the allied Grand Army of Bohemia. He was the senior of the allied generals who conducted the campaign. The allied army was destroyed by Napoleon at the Battle of Dresden and driven back into Bohemia. His army defeated the French at the Second Battle of Kulm. He led the Allied army north again and played a major role in Napoleon's defeat at the Battle of Leipzig. He attacked through Switzerland and beat a French force at the Battle of Bar-sur-Aube in February 1814. He defeated Napoleon in the Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube on 20–21 March and then won the Battle of Fre-Champenoise on 25 March.After the Battle of Paris resulted in the overthrow of Napoleon, he captured the French capital. The Army of the Upper Rhine was commanded by an Austrian-led army of about a quarter of a million men after Napoleon escaped from Elba and regained the French throne. After the death of his sister, he fell ill and suffered two strokes, the first disabling him in 1817 and the second disabling him in 1820. He died there in October. The Austrian ambassador to Russia was a personality. After the Treaty of Schnbrunn was signed, he was sent to Paris to negotiate the marriage between Napoleon and Marie Louise of Austria. A fire that killed many of the guests, including the prince's sister-in-law, occurred after the prince gave a ball in honor of the bride.Russia was a traditional ally of Austria. Napoleon forced the Austrians to send a corps to the Grande Armée. He needed


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texts: to please Napoleon without angering Russia. He failed to protect the Grande Armé from a flank attack. His soldiers withdrew into winter quarters at Byalistok under an agreement with the Russians. In Napoleon's disastrous campaign in Russia, 7,000 of his soldiers were killed in battle and 4,000 died of disease and exposure. The three monarchs of the Coalition powers, Alexander I of Russia, Frederick William III of Prussia and Francis I of Austria, were present at the Battle of Leipzig and supported the commanders.Alexander was the supreme commander of the Coalition forces in the eastern front of the war, while Prince <mask> <mask> of Austria was the commander-in-chief of all Coalition forces in the German theatre. The <mask> and Maria Anna von Hohenfeld were married in May of 1767. They had three sons, one of which was Friedrich, Prince of Schwarzenberg, who had an adventurous career as a soldier and wrote several interesting works. He was an Austrian officer in the campaigns of Galicia, Italy, and Hungary, as well as an amateur in the French conquest of Algeria, the Carlist Wars in Spain, and the Swiss civil war. He became a major-general in the Austrian army in 1849 and died in 1870. The Governor of Transylvania was <mask> Borromus Philipp, the second son. Edmund Leopold Friedrich was a field marshal in the Austrian army.<mask> was a notable member of his family, as well as a prominent figure in papal and Austrian history. Attribution Endnotes: Anton von Prokesch-Osten: Denkwrdigkeiten aus dem Leben des Feldmarschalls Frsten Carl. The Frstenhaus Schwarzenberg was written by Adolph Berger in Vienna in 1823. Adolph Berger wrote a memoir in Vienna in the 19th century. In 1863. Military personnel from Vienna include <mask> Nobility, the Field marshal of

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title: Suzy Kellems Dominik

texts: She is an artist and emotional autobiographer known for her provocative work. The feminist themes she explores are realized through various media and can be seen as a dissection of the most intimate moments of human relationships. Kellems Dominik explores objectification and the male gaze, human trauma, female sexuality, agency, and her own experience of loss and survival. Kellems <mask>'s work has been exhibited internationally both within and beyond the white- cube space of the traditional art gallery, driven by a mission to speak to broad and diverse audiences and strive to disrupt the dogmas of the contemporary art market. There have been solo presentations at One Brooklyn Bridge Park, The Laundry, Ludlow House, Onishi Project, LaCuna Art Studios, and Coup d'Etat. In collaboration with the PUBLIC Hotel in Chicago, the Nautilus Hotel in Miami, and the Freehand Hotel in Miami, her sculptural installations have been exhibited internationally. Kellems has presented her work at international art fairs in New York, Miami, and Tokyo."I Can Feel" was her first major public art installation. The work is composed of a neon sculpture and choreographed light performance. The 27.68 second neon performance illuminates the rising emotion and glorifies the female orgasm. Kellems is based in San Francisco, California, New York, New York, and Jackson, Wyoming. Prompted by her 50th year of life, Kellems <mask> launched her artistic career with an investigation into conventional definitions of feminism, social justice and individual liberty. Kellems <mask> wants to encourage the amplification of strong female voices with a focus on self-empowerment, pleasure,

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title: Suzy Kellems Dominik

texts: the recovered numbers remain in their original location, but others have yet to be found.While time may affect the surface, the truth is that grief and the weight of stone remain in the mind. Kellems <mask> told Women's Wear Daily that the idea of one or two items being left behind was an analogy for grief. There are five, eleven-foot female soft-sculpture totems rendered in cotton-knit and wool. The sculpture pays homage to representations of the female body throughout art history, most notably the Venus of Willendorf and the caryatids atop Greece's Erechtheion. The unique visages and bodies of Kellems Dominik reflect the physical effects of time, disease, trauma, and pain. The totemic females of INVISIBLE stand tall and unabashed, showcasing individual particularities of the aging female body brazenly in the nude. The artist's solo exhibition An Excavation was held at The Laundry in San Francisco in 2019.The all-female panel discussion was held in conjunction with the New York debut of "I Can Feel." Panelists traced representations of the female throughout art history. Panelists explored themes pertaining to equity and equal representation in the arts, symbolically mining the cultural archives, and began an investigation of alternative artistic practices and non-profit art models that exist in the name of gender parity, equal opportunity, and visibility of the female experience. The panel launched anew the discourse surrounding "I Can Feel", extending themes of female creative representation into a richly detailed discussion featuring panelists Jasmine Wahi, co-founder of Project for Empty Space in New Jersey and the Holly Block Social


title: Suzy Kellems Dominik

texts: characters. The quote, "Abandon all hope ye who enter here," is the jumping-off point for the exhibition. "Beatrice: To Hell and Back" is a maximalist experience that is both lush and luxuriant. "To Hell and Back" was exhibited in New York. "In Her Dreams" is the third in a trio of multi-sensory installations that examine human interaction, relationships and expectations. The relationship between a young woman and her bed is explored in the artwork.The bed holds her hopes, dreams, and disappointments. To take photos in and amongst the sheets, I invite you to touch and investigate the many layers of the bed. All implied promises go to die in a wet spot if you strip the bed down to the mattress cover. "In Her Dreams" was exhibited at Freehand Hotel Miami, Coup D'tat San Francisco, and léphant Paname in Paris. "Hateful Love" is an early incarnation of Kellems <mask>'s signature Badassery series. "Hateful Love" was displayed at the SCOPE Art Show. Box of Sin is the first installation in a series about the Seven deadly sins.The project integrates sculpture, multi-media photographic images, the written word, and a soundtrack. In collaboration with Coup d'tat, San Francisco. "Bear Attack" is the first in a trio of multi-sensory installations exploring the relationships between men and women. The show included a large-scale photographic triptych, the written word, a multi-layer soundtrack, video, and a cabinet of curiosities. A sign in a national park inspired the artwork. Make noise. Carry bear spray.Hikers should avoid hiking alone. <mask> <mask> found parallels to rape culture and the experience of being a woman; she sought to expose the bears that

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title: John Farmer (author)

texts: <mask> was an American historian who was born in Massachusetts. His parents were <mask> and Lydia Richardson. He is buried in New Hampshire. The founder of systematic genealogy is <mask>. Before <mask>'s efforts, tracing one's genealogy was seen as an attempt by American colonists to secure a measure of social standing, an aim that was counter to the new republic's egalitarian, future-oriented ethos. The pursuit of "antiquarianism", which focuses on local history, became more and more acceptable as a way to honor the achievements of early Americans. He was a member of the American Antiquarian Society.<mask> capitalized on the increasing acceptability of antiquarianism to frame genealogy within the early republic's ideological framework of pride in one's American ancestors. In New England, antiquarianism and genealogy were well established and he became a booster and contributor to the movement. He and other antiquarians began to produce genealogy and antiquarian tracts in earnest in the 18th century. <mask>'s efforts led to the creation of the New England Historical and Genealogical Society, which publishes the

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title: John Farmer (author)

texts: New England Historical and Genealogical Register. One of New England's oldest and most prominent organizations dedicated to the acquisition, preservation, and dissemination of public records and private monuments that would otherwise have been forgotten is the society. In addition to editing the first volume of Belknap's History of New Hampshire, <mask> published a valuable Genealogical Register of the First Settlers of New England. B. Moore was a Gazetteer of New Hampshire.A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England was created by James Savage in 1860 and is still a popular reference work. The Memorial of John <mask> was written by Le Bosquet. The Register article of 1847 contains a list of <mask>'s main works. The youngest branch of <mask>'s Family has a Family Register. 12rno, pp. There is 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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title: Winifred Hallwachs

texts: An American tropical ecologist who helped to establish and expand northwestern Costa Rica's rea de Conservacin Guanacaste was born on October 11, 1954. The work of Hallwachs and her husband is considered an example of inclusive conservativism. The Central American agoutis were the focus of early research by <mask>. In 1985 <mask> and Janzen revised their work to include the restoration, expansion, and preservation of tropical dry forest. They helped found the INBio in 1989 and promoted the creation of public-private partnerships. In 1997 and 1999, <mask> and Janzen helped to establish the ACG. They have been active at all levels of education, from local children to resident parataxonomists and North American tropical biologists.There are at least eight insect species named after Hallwachs. <mask> <mask> was born on October 11, 1954. She was raised in New York State and Philadelphia. In 1976, Hallwachs graduated from the University with a degree. Hallwachs spent a year in Sweden. She visited her sister in the Peace Corps in the Central African Republic. She went to the University of Pennsylvania to take Daniel Janzen's "Habitat and Organisms" course.The natural history of tropical animal-plant interactions was the subject of the class. On his next trip to Costa Rica, Hallwachs joined Janzen as a volunteer. She and him have worked together since 1978. Hallwachs identified the animal-plant interaction that would become the focus of her PhD research. She focused her research on the Central American agoutis and the details of their seed dispersal. The house-cat-sized forest rodents and the large and hard

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texts: largest remaining area of dry tropical forest. It has been expanded and joined with other areas.The ACG consists of. Most of the award money has been donated to the expansion and maintenance of the ACG. The national park connects habitats from the top of volcanoes to the sea. ACG was named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1999. A meeting at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in 2003 led to the creation of the DNA barcoding initiative. Paul Hebert, a geneticist from the University of Guelph, met Janzen and Hallwachs. Hebert focused on a section of 650 base pairs.The Barcode of Life Data System (BOLD) has barcoded over half a million specimen from ACG. Barcoding has resulted in the identification of species that are different in appearance and genetics. The butterfly Astraptes fulgerator was not a single species, but ten. As a result of the barcoding analysis program, the number of species in ACG has risen from 9000 to 15000. Hallwachs and Janzen support initiatives to gather DNA barcodes for all of the species in the world. North American tropical biologists have been trained by <mask> and Janzen. In 1965, Janzen designed an eight-week course for the Organization for Tropical Studies that has been taken by the majority of North American graduate students in tropical biology.Students are hosted at ACG during class. Hallwachs and Janzen use the area as a "living classroom" to teach both understanding and a sense of pride to local children. The tropical dry forest has been used as a demonstration site for students to learn about restoration and preservation. They are involved in the training and employment of


title: Ernest Douwes Dekker

texts: <mask>, also known as Setyabudi or Setiabudi, was an Indonesian-Dutch nationalist and politician. He was related to the famous Dutch anti-colonialism writer Multatuli. He fought in the Second Boer War in South Africa in his youth. The early years of the Indonesian freedom movement were influenced by his thoughts. He adopted the name Danoedirdja Setiaboedi after Indonesian independence. In the early years of <mask>'s life, he was born in the north east of Java. His father was a broker and bank agent who lived in the then-Dutch East Indies.Louisa Margaretha Neumann was half-German and half-Javanese. <mask> <mask>'s great-uncle was a famous writer. After studying in Lower School, he moved to the other side of the world. He worked on a coffee plantation in East Java in 1897. He moved to a sugar plantation. He saw the realities of hard work when he was in these plantations. He and his brothers volunteered for service in the Second Boer War.They became citizens of Transvaal after arriving. As a descendant of the Dutch, he was obliged to help, and he based his actions on the belief that the Boers were victims of British expansionism. He was captured by the British and placed in an internment camp. In 1903, he returned to the Dutch East Indies via Paris. In the Dutch East Indies, when he was still in his twenties, he started a career as a journalist. He befriended the chief editor of the newspaper, who he worked with. He married Clara Charlotte Deije on May 5, 1903, and they had three children.He was the only person of European descent who advocated self-management and independence of the Dutch East Indies. He was only considered half-Dutch and a second-class citizen because of his experience watching the lives of plantation workers. He

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title: Ernest Douwes Dekker

texts: published many articles advocating independence. The Native Committee in Bandung was established in 1913 by close associates of <mask> <mask>. This was considered a breakthrough because most organizations had never advocated independence. In March 1913, the party claimed around 7000 members, of which around 5000 were people of mixed Dutch-Indonesian ancestry, along with 1500 native Indonesians. The party was forbidden by the government after they became worried.<mask> <mask> and his two associates were exiled to the Netherlands. They worked with Dutchmen and students in exile. The Indonesian Alliance of Students is believed to have been the first organization to use the term Indonesia. His friend Karel Zaalberg chaired the 'Indo Europeesch Verbond', a party that advocated independence after his party was forbidden. A lot of the former 'Indische Partij' members joined the new party. He was allowed to return to the East Indies in 1918 and reformed the 'Insulinde' into the NIP. His new associate P.F.He became a prominent leader of the NIP. The colonial authorities imprisoned him again after the NIP was involved in the farmers' strike. He taught in a lower school after his release from prison. He became the head of the school two years later. The institute was officially recognised by the government. Six years after divorcing his first wife, he married Johanna Mussel, one of its teachers. He was a teacher at one of his schools.He was sentenced to three months in prison in 1936 for his activities being branded illegal. He was still advocating independence and sharing his thoughts with other intellectuals. His influence was overshadowed by the politics of his student's party, the Indonesian National Party. He was exiled from the

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title: Alex Hesegem

texts: <mask> was an Indonesian politician. He was a member of parliament from 2001 to 2004 and a vice governor from 2006 to 2011. <mask> was born on July 14, 1957 in Wamena, the capital of the present-day Jayawijaya Regency. He was handed over to Arnold Sawaki by his parents when he was born. He was adopted several years later by a Protestant prelate. He was assigned to an elementary school owned by the Paulus Christian Education Foundation. In 1971 his stepfather was elected as the Speaker of the Irian Jaya Regional People's Representative Council.Mamoribo graduated from elementary school two years after he became the Vice Governor. He graduated from a junior high school in 1976. His father died in Jakarta after a work trip to New York, not long after he graduated from junior high school. Hesegem graduated from the Higher Administration Education course in 1981 after his father's death. After six years at the Ottow and Geisler Academy for Economics, he dropped out. He graduated with a Bachelor of Economics degree from the University of Indonesia. Hesegem had acratic career after graduating from junior high school.He was promoted to a full-time civil servant in 1986 after seven

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title: Alex Hesegem

texts: years of working. Hesegem was a member of the Indonesian Youth Renewal League. He rose through the ranks to become the secretary of the league's advisory body in 1994. He became the Golkar party's deputy secretary in 1997. <mask> was nominated as a candidate in the 1997 Indonesian legislative election. He was sworn in as a council member in July 1997. Hesegem was nominated by the province's parliament as a regional delegate to the People's Consultative Assembly.He was installed on 1 October 1999 after his nomination was approved. Hesegem advocated for the creation of a parliamentary group for regional delegates. After serving as a regional delegate for two years, Hesegem was appointed a member of the People's Representative Council from the Jayawijaya electoral district. The People's Representative Council handles law, human rights, and security. He was involved in the discussion of various pieces of legislation, such as the bill on water resources. His term ended in 2004. Vice Governor of Papua Hesegem became the running mate of a former governor in the 2006 gubernatorial election.They won the election with 354,763 votes, defeating Lukas Enembe and Arobi Aituwarau by


title: Alex Hesegem

texts: 21,134 votes. According to Enembe, he won the election and requested the Supreme Court to recount the votes. Suebu and Hesegem were accused of vote-rigging in the Yahukimo Regency. Suebu and Hesegem were declared the definitive winner by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court decided against a similar allegation brought by the third-place pair. <mask> was sworn in as the vice governor. Three months after assuming the office of vice governor, Hesegem led a mediation to resolve a tribal conflict between the Central Kwamki Lama and Upper Kwamki Lama.Both parties demanded compensation during the mediation process. A peace treaty was signed after mediation between the two parties. Hesegem called for the police force to arrest provocateurs that caused the conflict to re-occur. The peace treaty that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Alex Hesegem

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Hesegem and Suebu became members of the Nasdem Party on December 2, 2010. The chairman of the branch is Hesegem. Hesegem was rumored to run again as the running mate of Suebu after he ended his term.Several parties inside the parliament discussed the possibility of nominating the pairs. <mask> refused to run again with Suebu, as the two had been seen arguing, after he refused to attend the handover ceremony from Suebu to an acting office holder. <mask> decided to run for governor in the next election. Although he initially announced deputy speaker Komaruddin Watubun as his vice governor candidate, he was not allowed to be a candidate in the election because he was not an indigenous Papuan. <mask> and Marthen Kayoi were his running mates. <mask> lost the election to his former opponent, Lukas Enembe, who ran with Klemen Tinal. The General Elections

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title: Alex Hesegem

texts: Commission declared Lukas and Tinal the winners even though <mask> and other losing candidates refused to accept the results.<mask> ran for the People's Representative Council in the general election. He moved to the Berkarya Party after losing this election. He lost in the next election for the People's Representative Council. Death <mask> died on June 20, 2021, after being treated for three days for diabetes and pneumonia. He had tested positive for the disease. He was going to be buried at the Trikora Heroes Cemetery. Hesegem was a Protestant.Amelia was his wife. There were five children named Elsye <mask>, Samuel Minyeak Hesegem, Margaretha Eragape <mask>, Dorkas Aleyda Aksamina <mask>, and Izhak Dortheus <mask>. There are references to 1957 births and deaths of Vice Governors of the People's Representative

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title: George Runner

texts: The only publicly elected tax commission in the United States is the California State Board of Equalization. He represented the Board's 2nd District from 2011 to 2015 and the 1st District from 2015 to 2019. From 2004 to 2009, he was the Republican Caucus Chair, the Senate's second-highest Republican leadership post. He represented portions of Los Angeles County in the 36th Assembly District from 1996 to 2002. <mask> moved with his family to Lancaster, California when he was a young child. <mask> earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management and a graduate certificate in Management after attending local public schools in Lancaster. <mask> and his wife Sharon founded the Desert Christian Schools.We wanted a school where our children could learn about God in a way that was fun and exciting, and where they could integrate their faith into their studies. <mask> was elected to the Lancaster City Council in 1992. From 1995 to 1996 he was the Mayor of Lancaster. Lancaster was named the number one mid-size city with which to do business by the California Business Journal. <mask> served in the State Assembly for three terms from 1996 to 2002 after being elected to represent the 36th Assembly District. <mask> was the Vice Chair of the Assembly Budget Committee. He was elected to the Senate in 2004.<mask> was the Chair of the Senate Republican Caucus. He was Vice Chair of the Senate Banking, Finance, and Insurance Committee, Vice Chair of the Senate Environmental Quality Committee, and a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee. <mask> was named Legislator of the Year by the California State Sheriffs Association, as well as receiving the Pursuit of Justice Award. <mask> authored California's AMBER Alert system in 2002, which has helped in the search for children who have been kidnapped, and has aided in numerous successful parent-child reunions. California's version of Jessica's Law was authored by <mask> and his wife, <mask>. More than 70% of California voters

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title: George Runner

texts: supported the measure, and it passed in 57 of the state's 58 counties. All sexual offenders who are convicted of activity with children under the age of 14 are put into a prison with a minimum sentence of 15 years or 25 years to life.California law has "first-offense" sexual offense provisions. All "good-time" credits for sexual offenders serving prison terms are eliminated, as well as being required to serve their entire sentence and not be released for good behavior. Sex offenders who are released from prison are required to wear a bracelet for the rest of their lives. There is a 2,000-foot zone around schools and parks where sex offenders are not allowed to live. The nation's first Ronald Reagan Day legislation was introduced by <mask>. California is the first state in the union to have a permanent Ronald Reagan Day. Each February 6, Ronald Reagan Day would be celebrated as a "day of special significance" in California, which would not be a state holiday, nor would give any workers a day off, but rather would be a day that schools are encouraged to conduct exercises remembering the life of Ronald Reagan.California's third day of special significance is Ronald Reagan Day. <mask> authored California's Blue Alert system, which allows the California Highway Patrol to use the Emergency Alert System when a peace officer has been killed, seriously wounded, or attacked with a deadly weapon. <mask> has served with Americans for Prosperity as a taxpayer advocate. <mask> announced his candidacy for the District 2 seat on the Board of Equalization. <mask> was endorsed by the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, the California Republican Assembly, the Santa Clarita Valley Tea Party, radio talk show hosts John and Ken, and former Republican Gubernatorial Nominee Bill Simon. <mask> defeated Alan Nakanishi and Barbara Alby in the June 2010 primary to win the Republican nomination for the Board of Equalization. <mask> is the first person to defeat an incumbent member of the

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texts: Board of Equalization since 1978.<mask> won the general election for the seat. Four days before <mask> was to be sworn in, Alby resigned. <mask>'s Chief of Staff, Sean Wallentine, became <mask>'s Chief Deputy at the BOE when <mask> could be sworn in on January 3, 2011. <mask> has sought to improve California's tax policies and practices and to create and retain more private sector jobs in that state. Runners accomplishments include helping end a requirement that new businesses provide a security deposit to the Board, resulting in the return of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of security back to business owners, leading a successful effort to reform an inefficient use tax collection program aimed at small businesses, and clarifying that <mask> supports a class action lawsuit that seeks to overturn the fire tax and return millions of dollars to taxpayers. In February of 2014, <mask> announced that he would seek re-election, citing early endorsements from Congressman and Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy, the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, the California Association of Highway Patrolmen, and CDF Firefighters.He ran in the first district because Betty Yee was a Democrat. He was re-elected by a wide margin in both the June primary and November general elections. Ma is a democrat in the second district. He was selected to serve as the Board's Chairman. He was married to Sharon Yvonne Oden. She became the 36th District Assemblymember in 2002. <mask> and <mask> were the first husband and wife to serve in the Legislature at the same time.She became a Senator in 2011. <mask> passed away at her home on July 14, 2016 due to respiratory problems. She was survived by her husband, two children, and their spouses. <mask>'s nephew is a baseball player. References External links Official Board Member web site Official campaign web site 1952 births Living people California Republicans California state senators Members of the California State Assembly California city council

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title: Ruud Lubbers

texts: A Dutch politician, diplomat and businessman, who served as Prime Minister of the Netherlands from 1982 to 1994, and as United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees from 2001 to 2005, was named Rudolphus Franciscus Marie "<mask>" <mask>. The Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) party merged with the Catholic People's Party (KVP), which he was a member of. Lubbers worked as a trade association executive for the Christian Employers' Association and as a corporate director for the manufacturing company Hollandia after obtaining a Master of Economics degree from the Rotterdam School of Economics. Lubbers became Minister of Economic Affairs in the Cabinet Den Uyl on 11 May 1973. From 8 June 1977 to 8 September 1977 Lubbers was a Member of the House of Representatives. Lubbers was asked to become Minister of Housing and Spatial Planning in the new cabinet but declined and returned as a Member of the House of Representatives on December 22, 1977. On November 7, 1978, Lubbers took office after the resignation of Aantjes.Shortly after the election of 1982 incumbent Prime Minister and Leader Dries van Agt unexpectedly announced he was stepping down and Lubbers was selected as his successor as Leader and the defacto next Prime Minister. Lubbers became Prime Minister of the Netherlands in 1982 after forming the Cabinet Lubbers I. Lubbers served as Lijsttrekker for the election of 1986 and continued as Prime Minister for a second term after a cabinet formation formed the Cabinet Lubbers II. Lubbers served as Prime Minister for a third term after another successful cabinet formation formed the Cabinet Lubbers III. In October 1993 Lubbers announced that he was stepping down as leader and would not serve a second term as Prime Minister. The Cabinet Kok I was installed on August 22, 1994. Lubbers semi-retired from active politics and became active in the public sector as a non-profit director and served on

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texts: several state commission and council on behalf of the government.From January 2001 to February 2005 Lubbers was the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Lubbers continued to work in the public sector as an advocate, lobbyist and activist after his retirement. Lubbers was a team leader and consensus builder. His cabinets were responsible for major reforms to social security, stimulating privatization and sustainable development, revitalizing the economy and reducing the deficit. Lubbers was given the title of Minister of State on January 31, 1995 and continued to comment on political affairs until his death at the age of 78. He is both the youngest Prime Minister of the Netherlands at 43 years, and the longest-serving with, and is consistently ranked by scholars and the public as one of the best Prime Ministers after World War II. Rudolphus Franciscus <mask> was born in the Province of South Holland on May 7, 1939.He was a student of the first winner of the Economics Prize, Jan Tinbergen. According to the title of his 1962 thesis, "The influence of differing productivity trends in various countries on the current account of the balance of payments", his main interest was in monetary affairs. He was compelled to join the management of Lubbers' Construction Workshops and Machinery Fabricators Hollandia B.V. because of his family circumstances. The Minister of Economic Affairs in the Den Uyl-government was a member of the Catholic People's Party. He was an effective minister. He returned to Parliament on the formation of the Van Agt-government in 1977 as senior deputy parliamentary leader of the Christian Democratic Appeal. His career got a boost when the leader of the parliamentary group of the CDA had to resign in 1978 because of accusations that he had served in the Germanic-SS during the Second World War.Lubbers found himself in a powerful political position after succeeding him.


title: Ruud Lubbers

texts: In 1982, after the general election won by Prime Minister Dries van Agt, a similar thing happened when he announced he would not serve for a third term. The post was taken over by Lubbers. He was 43 when he became the youngest prime minister in Dutch history. The launch of deregulation and privatisation programs, extensive cutbacks in public spending, and a massive demonstration against the planned installation in the Netherlands of nuclear-armed U.S. cruise missiles were some of the major aspects of his time in office. After leaving office in 1994, <mask> was put forward as a candidate for the head of NATO, but the U.S. vetoed his appointment. He was a member of the advisory board of the official monetary and financial institutions forum.Lubbers was seen as an heir to Margaret Thatcher during his time in office. "Meer markt, minder overheid" was one of his campaign slogans. Lubbers collaborated with Gorbachev and Strong on the Earth Charter Initiative after the Earth Summit in 1992. The Peace Palace in The Hague hosted the launch of the Earth Charter in 2000. Lubbers reached out to youth in the Netherland with the message of the Earth Charter for a sustainable and peaceful world. He taught Globalization Studies at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He was the chair of the Institute for Globalization and Development and the vice-chairman of the Independent World Commission on the Ocean.The Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan appointed Lubbers as the UN High Commissioner for Refugees at the end of 2000. An estimated 21 million refugees and internally displaced people were cared for by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees under Lubbers' leadership. The number of refugees worldwide decreased by 22% during his tenure, from 21.8 million in 2001 to close to 17.1 million at the beginning of 2004. <mask> was critical of the Foreign Citizens Law and

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title: Adriano Buergo

texts: <mask> was born in 1964 and is a Cuban artist. <mask> was a member of two artistic groups in Havana, Cuba. Between 1980 and 1983 <mask> studied painting at the Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes "San Alejandro", where he graduated in 1988. He taught at the Instituto Superior Pedaggico "Enrique José Varona" in Havana, Cuba. "Del Ambiente" was held in Havana, Cuba. "roto expone" was written in 1989. Castillo de la Real Fuerza is in Havana, Cuba.The "Solo Show" was held at the Provincial Center of Culture. "Ana Albertina & Adriano" is a gallery in Mexico City. Collectives Exhibitions took place in Havana, Cuba. 10 Aos del I.S.A. The Museo de la Habana is located in Havana, Cuba. "Venes Artistas Cubanos", Massachusetts College of Arts, Boston, Massachusetts. Primer encuentro de jvenes artistas, Museo Provincial de Villa Clara, Cuba, was published in 1988.Tributo, Galeria Habana del Este was a parallel exhibition to Havana's III Biennial of Art. Sexo y erotismo was a parallel exhibition to Havana's III Biennial of Art. There is a parallel exhibition to Havana's III Biennial of Art. Havana, Cuba 1989 was the year of the Saln Nacional de Pequeo Formato. The Saln Nacional de Pequeo Formato is located in Camagey–Las Tunas, Cuba. Mexico City, Mexico, hosted the La Naturaleza Simbolizada, La Unidad de Promocin Cultural y Acervo Patrimonial de la S.H.C.P. in 1991. Los hijos de Guillermo Tell were written in 1991.Museo de ArtesVisuales Alejandro Otero is in Venezuela and Bogot. Cuba construye (Arte Joven Cubano) is a museum in Havana, Cuba. The gallery is in the Dominican Republic. CAFE II: The journeys of Cuban Artists was held at Augusta Savage Gallery.

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title: Humphrey Stafford, 1st Duke of Buckingham

texts: The 1st Duke of Buckingham, 6th Earl of Stafford, 7th Baron Stafford, was an English nobleman and a military commander in the Wars of the Roses. He was descended from King Edward III, his great-grandfather, and from his father, the earldom of Stafford. <mask> was married to a daughter of the Earl of Westmorland and was related to many of the leading houses of the time. After the death of King Henry V in 1420, he joined the English campaign in France and became a council member for the new king, Henry VI. <mask>, Duke of Gloucester, vied with Cardinal Beaufort for political supremacy in the 1430s, and Stafford acted as a peacemaker. In 1447, Stafford was involved in the arrest of Gloucester. During the 1430s, Stafford was elevated from Earl of Stafford to Duke of Buckingham for his years of service.His mother died around the same time. <mask> went from having a reduced income in his early years to being one of the wealthiest and most powerful landlords in England. His lands spanned from East Anglia to the Welsh border. He feuded violently with Sir Thomas Malory in the Midlands because he was an important figure in the localities. Stafford served King Henry for the rest of his

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texts: life after returning from France. He was the King's bodyguard and chief negotiator during the Rebellion. Stafford investigated York's followers after Richard, Duke of York rebelled.When civil war began in 1455, Stafford fought for the King in the First Battle of St Albans, after the King became ill and sank into a catatonic state. Stafford spent most of his final years trying to broker a deal between the Yorkist and Lancastrian groups, which is headed by Henry's wife, Margaret of Anjou. Due to a feud with a leading Yorkist, Stafford eventually declared for King Henry and the Duke of York was defeated in 1459, driving York into exile. The royal army was attacked by the rebels after they returned. Stafford was killed and the King was taken prisoner after acting as the King's personal guard. The Buckingham dukedom descended to Stafford's five-year-old grandson, Henry, a ward of the King, after Stafford's oldest son died of plague. <mask> was born in December 1402.He was the only son of Edmund Stafford, 5th Earl of Stafford, and Anne of Gloucester, who was the daughter of Edward III's youngest son Thomas of Woodstock. <mask> became a second cousin to Henry IV after this. <mask>

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texts: was less than a year old when his father was killed fighting for Henry IV. <mask> was the 6th Earl of Stafford. There was a large estate with land in more than a dozen counties. Edmund's mother had two dowries, each consisting of a third of the Stafford estates. <mask> received a reduced income of less than £1,000 a year until he came of age, because he was occupied with these lands for twenty years.<mask> was put under the care of Henry IV's queen, Joan of Navarre, because his mother could not be his guardian. He had a minority for twenty years. "Fortunes were still to be made in the French wars", as the historian says, although Stafford received a reduced inheritance. The profession of arms was assumed by Stafford. During the 1420 campaign in France, he fought with Henry V and was knighted the following year. Henry V died of dysentery on August 31, 1422, while campaigning. Stafford was part of the group that brought the corpse back to England.When Stafford was asked by the royal council if the King had left any final instructions regarding the governance of Normandy, he claimed that he was too upset to remember. Stafford was granted full possession of his father's estate


texts: inheritance.The earldom of Buckingham, worth £1,000 on its own, was included in the latter. He had landed resources scattered throughout England, Wales and Ireland, with only the King and Richard, Duke of York wealthier. According to an assessment of his estates, Stafford's income was over £5,000 per annum by the late 1440s. Rents were often difficult to collect and the actual yield may have been lower. In 1458, a lord of the status of Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, was in debt to Stafford. Rent arrears and public disorder were common in Stafford's Welsh estates. Harriss says that he overspent by as much as £300 a year.William Wistowe noted in his accounts that Stafford had some debts that were 20 years old. There is no suggestion that Stafford found it difficult to get cash or goods. In the late medieval period, all great lords created an affinity between themselves and groups of supporters, who often lived and traveled with them for purposes of mutual benefit and defence, and <mask> was no exception. These men were often retained by his estate tenants, who were called upon when necessary for soldiering, as well as other duties. His immediate affinity was at least ten


texts: seized by the garrison in lieu of not paying their wages.Stafford was promised by the council that he wouldn't be held responsible if the situation arose again. David Grummitt suggests that the revolt may have been staged by Stafford's servants to ensure that he had entry into the country on favorable terms. The need to restore order was emphasized by Stafford in his original application. Even though the export of bullion was illegal at the time, he was given permission to export gold and jewels up to the value of £5,000 per trip for his use in France. He left office in 1451 after serving the full term of his appointment as captain. The Honour of Tutbury was granted to Stafford around 1435. <mask> transferred it to one of his councillors's sons.Seneschal of Halton was one of the offices he held around this time. Around the same time, Stafford became less active on the council. The Isle of Sheppey was where he became Lord Warden in 1450. Further peace talks with the French took place in 1445 and 1446. Stafford did not visit Calais in the event. Stafford was firmly in the Beaufort camp, despite the fact that he had also been appointed Constable of England. He was on the


texts: committee that investigated and convicted Gloucester's wife, Eleanor Cobham, of witchcraft, and five years later he arrested the Duke for treason.When Gloucester's estates were divided up, the "major prizes" went to the nobility. He was created the Duke of Buckingham as a reward for his service to the Crown. He was already calling himself the "right mighty prince" of Buckingham, Hereford, Stafford, Northampton and Perche. He was given precedence over all English dukes after three years. He was out of pocket all the time. He was responsible for ensuring that the garrison was paid when he left the post in 1450, and it has been estimated that he was owed over $19,000 in back wages. He had to pay the wool trade tax until it was paid off.He was forced to spend over his annual income because of his other public offices. The government was perennially short of cash and he was a substantial creditor. <mask> summoned about seventy of his tenants from Staffordshire to accompany him when he was in London in May 1450. He was one of the lords who was commissioned to arrest the rebels as part of the government's response to the rebellion, and he was also involved in negotiations with the


texts: rebels at Blackheath ten days later. <mask> made promises on behalf of the government that were not kept. <mask> rode noisily through London with the King and other peers in a demonstration of royal authority intended to deter Kent from rebellion after the defeat of the rebellion. <mask> and his retinue were often bodyguards to the King.The <mask> of Suffolk was replaced by the <mask> of Somerset as the King's chief councilman in the 14th century. At the same time, he was trying to maintain peace between the two counties. <mask> was a voice of compromise when York rebelled and confronted the King with a large army at Dartford, since he had contributed heavily towards the size of the King's army. On February 14th, <mask> took part in a peace commission which prevented Thomas Courtenay from joining York at Dartford. The government broke down after King Henry became ill and slipped into a catatonic state. <mask> presented the King's son, Edward, Prince of Wales, at Christmas. Henry was unable to respond.<mask> was part of the council meeting that resulted in the arrest and imprisonment of the Duke of Somerset. <mask> was appointed the Steward of England in the February 1454

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texts: parliament. The Protector of the Realm was appointed by this parliament. <mask> attended York's council more frequently than most of his peers. The King's health improved in January 1455 and he was released from the Tower. A contemporary commented that <mask> "straungely conveied" Somerset from prison, but it is not certain if this was a result of the King ordering his release or if he escaped with <mask>'s connivance. Even though the distribution of livery was illegal, <mask> ordered the purchase of 2,000 cognizances, his personal Badge of the 'Stafford knot'.York and his allies withdrew from London to their northern estates after the King's recovery. The Great Council was to meet in Leicester on May 22nd. The Yorkists thought they would be arrested at the meeting. They gathered a small force and marched south. In the early morning of 22 May, royal scouts reported the Yorkists as being only a few, despite the fact that the King had a smaller force that included important nobles. <mask> wanted them to push on so that the King could eat. <mask> assumed that York would want to parley before attacking the King.The Lancastrians were "strongly barred and arrayed for defence"

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texts: immediately after they arrived, according to the Short English Chronicle. The Earls of Salisbury and Warwick were encamped to the south as the King was lodged in the town and York. Negotiating began immediately. York demanded that Somerset be released into his custody, and the King replaced him with <mask>. <mask> was well known to be able to "concede but not capitulate" and he received and responded to the Yorkists' messengers. His strategy was to prepare the town's defences and to wait for the arrival of the loyalist bishop, who would bring the moral authority of the church to bear on the Yorkists. At least three Yorkist embassies were received by <mask>, but he refused to give in to the main Yorkist demand.<mask> may have thought that negotiations would deplete the Yorkists' zeal for battle and delay the arrival of reinforcements. <mask> made an "insidiously tempting suggestion" that the Yorkists would consider the King's responses in Hatfield or Barnet overnight. <mask> was wrong to think that the Yorkists would be reasonable. While negotiations were still taking place, Richard launched a surprise attack at around ten o'clock in the morning. <mask> commanded the King's

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texts: army of 2,500 men, but his coordination of the town's defence was problematic, giving the initiative to the Yorkists. <mask>'s defences were able to check the Yorkists' initial advance, but they were not enough to stop Warwick from attacking the Lancastrians in the rear. The battle lasted between half an hour and an hour and only about 50 casualties.They included senior Lancastrian captains who had been killed. <mask> sought sanctuary in the abbey after being wounded by arrows. His son was badly wounded. The Duke was saved by York's intervention after some Yorkist soldiers entered the abbey to kill <mask>. According to Harriss, <mask> was probably captured with the King, although he was still able to reward ninety of his retainers. It is not known for certain if these men fought with him at St Albans or not. When Henry became ill again, York returned to the role of Protector, keeping the King as a prisoner and making himself Constable of England.<mask> lost Queen Margaret's favour as a result of supporting his second protectionate, but he swore to "draw the lyne" with York. The Duke returned to his manor not looking well, according to a contemporary. <mask> played an important


texts: role at the Great Council. He tried to persuade the King to impose a settlement, but at the same time he said that anyone who attacked York would receive "ther deserte". He renewed his oath of loyalty to the King and Prince of Wales in 1459 with other lords. He was a voice of restraint within the King's group. His realignment was decisive because he had been restored to the Queen's favor and she was the defacto leader of the party.<mask> may have been encouraged to do so by those who depended on him. He was the only noble in England who could match York's power and income. In October 1459, his army played a decisive part in the defeat of the Yorkist forces. York and the Neville earls went into exile after their defeat in Ludlow. Their estates were distributed amongst the Crown's supporters. The King gave <mask> extensive grants from the estates of Sir William Oldhall. <mask> was granted custody of York's wife, Cecily, when York was in exile, according to a chronicler.When the Duke of York and the Neville earls left England it was obvious to the government that they would return. They landed at Sandwich, Kent in June after a series of false alarms. The King, with <mask> and

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texts: other lords, moved the court to Northampton after hearing of the earls' arrival. The Papal legate was with the Yorkists when they left London. In the lead up to the Battle of Northampton, the Earls of Warwick and March sent envoys to negotiate, but <mask>, once again the King's chief negotiator, and backed by his son-in-law, John Talbot and Lord Egremont, was no longer con. <mask> denied the Yorkists' requests for an audience with Henry, saying "the Earl of Warwick shall not come to the King's presence and if he comes he shall die". <mask> told the bishops that they were not men of peace, but men of war, and that there was no peace with them.<mask>'s attitude is thought to be the result of personal animosity as much as political judgement. The Duke may have misinterpreted the Yorkists' requests to negotiate as a sign of weakness, seeing the coming battle as an opportunity to settle scores with Warwick. <mask> underestimated the size of the Yorkist army and the loyalty of the Lancastrian army. Carol Rawcliffe says that whatever plans <mask> had, they "ended abruptly" on the battlefield. Outside Northampton's southern walls, <mask>'s men dug in and fortified behind a river. On


texts: 10 July 1460, the battle was joined. The affair was shortened when Lord Grey of Ruthin turned traitor to the King.Grey welcomed the Yorkists over the barricades on the Lancastrian wing and ordered his men to lay down their weapons. The battle was over in half an hour. <mask>, the Earl of Shrewsbury, Lord Egremont, and Viscount Beaumont were killed by a force of Kentishmen. The Duke was buried in Northampton. Anne was named sole executrix of <mask>'s will. She was told to give 200 marks to any clergy who attended his funeral. Barbara Harriss says he left "exceedingly elaborate" instructions for the augmentation of the college.<mask> was one of the few Lancastrian loyalists who was never accused of being an evil councillor by the Yorkists, even though he was the substance and perhaps the steel within the ruling regime. <mask>'s grandson Henry became a royal ward and gave the King control of the Stafford estates during the young duke's minority. Henry Stafford was executed by Edward's brother Richard in November of 1483. <mask> was described as a hothead in his youth, but later in life he was an anti-Lollard. Lustig thinks that Sir Thomas Malory tried to assassinate him around

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texts: 1450, but the charge was never proved. In dispute resolution, <mask> was expected to use violence as a first resort rather than a last resort. He arrived at parliament fully armed in September 1429 after an altercation with his brother-in-law.He was also a literary patron, and Lord Scrope presented him with a copy of Christine de Pizan's Epistle of Othea, demonstrating his position as a "powerful and potentially powerful patron". He was described as a "harsh and exacting landlord" on <mask>'s estates. He was competent in his land deals, and never had to sell land to stay solvent, unlike someTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia B. J. Harris said that despite being a Lancastrian, he never showed any dislike for York in the 1450s and that his motivation throughout the decade was loyalty to the Crown and

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texts: keeping the peace between his peers. <mask> was an unimaginative and 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- He points to his reputation as a harsh taskmaster on his estates and his "offensive behaviour" towards Joan of Arc. She says that his attitude could affect his political judgement.She says his temper was "ungovernable". <mask> married Lady Anne Neville, daughter of the Earl of Westmorland, at some point before 18 October 1424. Anne Neville received a dedication in a copy of Scrope's translated Othea. She left a lot of books in her will. <mask> and Anne had twelve children, with seven sons and five daughters. Sources don't agree on the precise details of the Staffords' offspring. The antiquarian listed them as <mask>, Henry, John, Anne, Joana, and

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texts: Elizabeth.According to James Tait, Elizabeth and Margaret never married, despite being listed as the daughters as Anne, Joanna, Elizabeth, Margaret and Catherine. The dates of birth and death for three of the daughters are given by Rawcliffe. The twins, George and William, died young. <mask> arranged marriages for his children to strengthen his ties to the royal family. Two of his sons, <mask> and Henry, were married. The illegitimate children of <mask> Gaunt were descended from the bride and groom's family. The proposal for one of <mask>'s daughters to marry the Dauphin of France was discussed in 1450.It would have linked the French Crown with the Lancastrian regime again. <mask> was <mask>'s oldest son. She was the daughter of Edmund and Eleanor. <mask>'s eventual heir was Margaret and <mask>'s son. <mask>'s second son, Sir Henry Stafford, was the third husband of Lady Margaret Beaufort, daughter of John Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, and Margaret Beauchamp. Two months after Edmund's death, Margaret gave birth to the future King Henry VII. They were not childless.<mask>'s third surviving son, John, married a former duke's ward. At the time of their marriage, <mask> assigned

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texts: them a manor. Earl of Wiltshire was created by John in 1470. <mask> arranged marriages for three of his daughters. John de Vere, Earl of Oxford's son, was married to Anne. <mask> was slow to pay and still owed Oxford more than seven years later. William Beaumont was the heir to the throne.Six years later, she married John Talbot. <mask> died before he was supposed to give them £1,000. <mask> was depicted in a battle array during the 1436 campaign against Burgundy. According to Timothy J. Lustig, Thomas Malory's character was based on <mask>. According to Lustig, Malory may have seen the Duke as being a peacemaker and warlord, warrior and judge. <mask>'s character in Shakespeare's Henry VI, Part 2 is involved in the downfall and disgrace of Eleanor, Duchess of Gloucester. <mask> may be the eponymous character of the early 17th-century play, <mask>, which is now lost.The lost play could have been about Prince <mask>, Duke of Gloucester, the youngest son of Henry IV of England. There were 1402 births and 1460 deaths of people from Stafford Knights of the Garter Lord High Constables of

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title: Myke Hideous

texts: <mask> is a gothic rock singer from New Jersey. He founded the gothic rock band The Empire Hideous, which was active throughout the 1990s and into the early 2000s. He was a fill-in vocalist on the South American and European tours of The Bronx Casket Co., Spy Society 99, and the Misfits from May to July of 1998. <mask> formed The Empire Hideous in 1988 and was the lead singer and songwriter. The Empire Hideous was the group's first recording. I'm Dead, You're Dead, We're All Dead, and a live studio recording were released after the band went through many personnel changes. During the 1990s, the band toured throughout the USA.<mask> created an enigmatic and brooding stage persona and would become known among fans for his often shocking stage antics, including being whipped in between songs, donning a crown of thorns, and injecting hypodermic needles into his flesh. The Misfits' original reformation took place in 1995 and the Hideous lost out to Graves. Mark Steiner made a film about The Empire Hideous. He was hired as a fill-in vocalist for the Misfits in 1998 because he did not want to go on an extensive tour outside the United States. Graves rejoined the band after the Europe and South America tours were over. <mask> <mask> fronted his horror punk side project, Spy Society 99 and The Bronx Casket Co., with whom he recorded three albums. Say Your Prayers was released in 2003 by Myke.<mask> was inspired to resurrect The Empire Hideous after a friend remarked, "if ever there were a time for The Empire Hideous to reappear as America's number one, apocalyptic gothic rock band, now would be that time" Fans were positive about the reunion of <mask> and Jeff Austin. <mask> began collaborating on the documentary Living the American Nightmare: The Story of a Rockstar in 2009, after he announced he would be working on his final album. The main subject of the documentary is <mask> Hideous. It includes footage of his early concerts, along with interviews from <mask> and many musicians who had worked with him over the years. Peter Steele had a final interview before his

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title: Myke Hideous

texts: death. The Time Has Come was <mask>'s final album.The cover song "Moving in Stereo" by The Cars was a free download on his website to commemorate the death of his long-time friend Peter Steele, as it was one of Steele's favorite songs. Within the next year, <mask> also released his Spy Society 99 material for the first time on CD, Die Punk, Die, a 12 track album featuring nine songs only previously available on cassette and three new tracks. The Living the American Nightmare: The Story of a Rockstar documentary included some tracks from Remixes Through Time. King of an Empire to the Shoes of a Misfit: The Memoirs of <mask> Hideous was re-released in 2016 by <mask> <mask>. His professional and personal life was chronicled in the chapter. <mask> <mask> considers himself retired from music and focuses on art and photography. He and his wife, Kyly, live in rural Pennsylvania.The Empire Hideous This Evil On Earth is an album. Only Time Will Tell is a mini album. Act IV: "It's Just A Matter of Time". The CD is "Victim Destroys Assailant". I'm Dead, You're Dead, We're All Dead was released in 1998. Say Your Prayers was recorded in 2003 The Body of Work is a CD.The Time Has Come is a album and CD. The album is called "ReMIXes Through Time." "Die, Punk Die" is a Spy Society 99 album. "Pneuma" is an unofficial live release. Beyond the Grave Live '98/'99 was released in 2000. The Empire Hideous is a documentary about the life of <mask> Hideous. A documentary about the career of <mask> <mask> was made by Paul Basile.There is a song on the album Almost Human that refers to <mask> Hideous. Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official website Official

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title: Thomas Gore

texts: One of the first two United States senators from Oklahoma, <mask>, served from 1907 to 1921 and again from 1931 to 1937. After moving to Texas, he continued his affiliation with the Populist Party. He joined the Democratic Party just before he moved to Oklahoma Territory to practice law. His anti-war beliefs caused him to have a conflict with two Democratic presidents. <mask> lost his sight when he was young. He was the paternal grandfather of <mask>. <mask> was born on December 10, 1870, near Embry, Mississippi, the son of <mask> and Caroline Elizabeth Wingo.The <mask> family was one of the original families who owned farmlands in what is now the District of Columbia. The <mask>s arrived in North America at the end of the 17th century and intermarry with other Anglo-Irish families in Virginia. The <mask>s were among the families that were dispossessed to make way for the capital city when the District was established in 1790. All of the <mask>s became rich when they sold their land, built homes or hotels. The <mask>s moved to the far West, which in those days was Mississippi. When his father was elected Sumner County Chancery Clerk, <mask> and his family moved to Walthall. He didn't give up on his dream of becoming a senator despite going blind as a child.He excelled in school despite being blind. He was a teacher after graduating. He was a page in the Mississippi Senate. He received a law degree from Cumberland University Law School after moving to Tennessee in 1891. He joined his father's law firm after being admitted to the Mississippi Bar. The <mask> family was a member of the Southern Farmers' Alliance. The Alliance meetings were

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texts: addressed by <mask>.He had to withdraw from the state legislature because he was still a minor. He was a presidential elector for the Populist party. He gained a reputation as an orator. He was invited to Corsicana by the Populist party to help them win elections. He and his brother opened a law office there. He ran for the legislature in 1895 but lost. He spent a lot of time campaigning for William Jennings Bryan, the Democratic candidate for President in 1900.He ran as a Populist candidate for the 6th Congressional District in 1898, but lost because the party was already in decline. He joined the Democratic Party after being a delegate to the Populist convention. <mask>s moved to Oklahoma Territory after marrying Kay in December 1900. He won an election for the Oklahoma Territorial Senate. He did not want to be a territorial representative for the U. After becoming an adviser to the 1907 Constitutional Convention, he was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1907. One of the first two senators from the new state of Oklahoma was elected to the Senate in 1907.He lost his seat in 1920 after being re-elected in 1908 and 1914. The co-leaders of the Oklahoma campaign for the Presidency in 1912 were <mask> and Bill Murray. He was a member of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, who supported many of Wilson's domestic programs, and worked well with Republicans such as Robert La Follette. He was to a large extent no different from any other politician because of his blindness, but there were problems, as La Follette recounts in his memoirs, when <mask> did not realize that the senator who was to take over speaking for him had left the room.

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texts: <mask>'s colleagues in the Senate would try to trick him into signing documents that were not in his party's interest. He was known for tricking dealers into signing documents that they didn't want to sign. The press dubbed him "The Blind Cowboy" because of his exploits.He accused a lobbyist of trying to bribe him. <mask> was accused of taking advantage of a woman in a hotel room in 1914. The woman filed a civil suit against the senator after prosecutors declined to file charges against him. The woman lost her suit after the jury sided with <mask>. <mask> was a pacifist and an anti-interventionist who advocated against militarism, and loudly and vociferously condemned the malefactors of wealth as being the catalyst for pushing America towards war, though he was often referred to as an isolationist. Most legislation pertaining to World War I was voted against by him. A majority of Oklahoma voters supported helping the Allies fight Germany.He was against Wilson's plan to support a League of Nations. <mask> lost his close relationship with Wilson, as well as alienating manyTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia He lost his reelection bid in 1920. After leaving the Senate, he returned to his

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title: Thomas Gore

texts: private law practice in Washington D.C., where he co-authored the Gore-McLemore Resolution to encourage American citizens not to travel aboard merchant vessels of countries participating in the war. The loss of American lives in attacks on merchant vessels by German U-boats put American neutrality at risk. He was the first major elected official to endorse Wilson's candidacy for President in 1911. <mask> opposed America's entry into the war even after American involvement began.He opposed providing manpower for the military because it would create an army of conscripted slackers. He wondered if we should brand the American boy as a conscript without giving him the chance to be an American volunteer. <mask> was defeated in the Democratic primary in 1920 by Congressman Scott Ferris, who was defeated in the general election by Republican John W. Harreld. <mask> was one of the earliest and most vigorous sponsors of a constitutional amendment requiring a popular referendum on any congressional declaration of war. He supported the interests of farmers and Native Americans. <mask> was re-elected to the Senate in 1930. <mask> initially supported Roosevelt's New Deal policies but later clashed with him.<mask> led the charge against funding the Works Progress Administration. He told them that their attitude shows how the dole spoils the soul. Your votes are for sale. I am not in the market for votes. I don't want the people's money to be used to buy votes. I owe a debt to both the taxpayer and the unemployed. The blind senator was led to the floor of the Senate to vote against the WPA.After losing the 1936 Democratic primary to Joshua B. Lee,

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texts: <mask> retired from the Senate in January 1937 and practiced law in Washington, D.C., until his death in 1949. <mask> married the daughter of a Texas plantation owner on December 27, 1900. She was described as his constant companion and his eyes. They moved to Oklahoma in 1901. They had two children, one married in 1922 and the other in 1978. She married Hugh D. Auchincloss after divorcing them in 1935. They divorced in 1941.<mask> died on March 16, 1949 and was buried at Rosehill Cemetery in Oklahoma City, but was re-buried in Fairlawn Cemetery in Oklahoma City in 1949. <mask> was the last senator from an oil state to die without a fortune, according to his grandson. <mask> said that his grandfather was a genuine populist, but he did not like people very much. He said no to anyone who asked for government aid. During a speech to the National Press Club on November 4, 1994, Vidal claimed that <mask> had said "if there was any race other than the human race, I'd join it." He was the grandfather of writer <mask>, who married Diana in 1998, as well as the wife of Michael Straight from 1974 to 1998, and the wife ofNewton Steers from 1957 to 1974. He was the grandfather of <mask><mask> II and Mary Elizabeth <mask>.She was married to Charles Austin McDonnell. <mask> was the great-grandfather of Robert Houston <mask>. <mask> was a great-grandfather of several people. <mask> was the grandfather of two more children: <mask> <mask>. and <mask>. <mask> was a member of the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. <mask> Boulevard and the eastern Oklahoma town of Gore are named after him. There is an Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture at the Carl Albert

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title: Elizabeth McCaul

texts: <mask> is a member of the board. <mask> was the head of the New York State Banking Department and held several senior executive positions at Promontory Financial Group, which DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch She founded the New York office of the strategy, risk management, and compliance consulting firm and most recently served as global head of strategy for Promontory and interim chair of Promontory Financial Group Europe. McCaul began her career in 1985 as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs, where she specialized in energy and project financing. She joined the New York State Banking Department as chief of staff in 1995. Ms. <mask> was in charge of the New York State Department of Insurance for two years after the departure of Levin. <mask> established the Banking Department's second permanent office outside the U.S. in Tokyo while he was acting superintendent.The New York State Senate confirmed her nomination in 2000. <mask> supervised and regulated New York State's 3,500 financial institutions, which included foreign institutions with offices in New York, New York banks with multinational operations, and state-chartered banks. <mask>'s office established a New York State Holocaust Claims Processing Office to help Holocaust survivors and their heirs who were trying to recover assets they were wrongly held in World War II. The proposed merger of the Union Bank of Switzerland and the Swiss Bank Corporation was blocked by her office until the banks agreed to return the victim's assets. <mask> worked to make sure that the New York

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title: Elizabeth McCaul

texts: banking system functioned well after 9/11. <mask>, along with several state attorneys general, negotiated a $484 million multistate settlement with Household International Inc. regarding Household's residential mortgage lending practices. The largest predatory lending settlement ever recorded in the U.S. was at the time of the settlement.<mask> announced in March 2003 that she would step down after a short period. She just gave birth to her fifth child. <mask> spent eight years with the Banking Department and six years as its chief. <mask> joined Promontory Financial Group in September of 2003 as a consultant. She was the partner-in-charge of the New York office until 2016 and established the Washington, D.C.-based firm's New York office. She became the CEO of Promontory Europe in that year. She became global head of strategy and chair of Promontory Financial Group Europe in 2019.<mask> headed a review of mortgage foreclosure practices at Bank of America. <mask> was the leader of the forensic review of the Vatican Bank. Within 48 hours of being hired, Promontory had a 25-person team in place in the bank president's ceremonial offices, charged with examining thousands of electronic and paper documents. <mask> spoke about the Vatican's financial reforms at the annual meeting of the Leadership Roundtable, a Catholic 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes best practices and accountability in church management, finances, and administration. <mask> said that in the year the Vatican hired Promontory, the confidence in the church and its bank had been undermined by a lack of transparency, internal controls and adherence to international regulatory practices. She said that the financial reforms advocated by Pope Francis helped to make the church and its institutions more transparent, better governed, compliant

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texts: with regulations and sustainable. <mask> was named to a non-renewable five-year term as a member of the Supervisory Board by the European Central Bank.The Euro zone's 114 largest banks are overseen by the European Central Bank. <mask> is a graduate of Boston University. She and her husband have seven children. <mask> is a member of the board of directors of Accion International, a global nonprofit that supports microfinance initiatives and financial inclusion, and is a Trustee of Hofstra University. She was a member of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council from 2002 to 2003 and chairman of the Conference of State Bank Supervisors from 2001 to 2002. <mask> received the Humanitarian Award from the New York City chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. American chief executives of fashion industry companies Boston University alumni American women bankers 21st century American

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title: Marcus Brigstocke

texts: <mask> is a British comedian, actor and satirist. He has done stand-up comedy, television, radio and musical theatre. He has appeared on many shows. Carol is the daughter of a senior Royal Air Force officer and the son of a Welsh landed gentry family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch He was educated at a number of schools, including Westbourne House School in Chichester, King's School, Bruton in Somerset, and a college in west London. He did not complete his degree at the University of Bristol. 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


title: Marcus Brigstocke

texts: in 2009. He hosted The Brig Society on Radio 4. His first drama, The Red, was broadcast in September of last year.It won the best single drama award. The Wilsons Save The World was broadcast on the radio in December of last year. There was a second series in 2019. Just a Minute I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue Giles Wemmbley-Hogg Goes Off Think the Unthinkable The Museum of Everything A Short Film About Have I Got News for You and Live at the Apollo are two of his television shows. He was a part of the programme Excuse My French. They spent a lot of time in a French town in Provence.A live stand-up comedy act was to be performed in French to a French audience. The first series of a comedy panel show, Argumental, was on British television channel Dave. He was the Captain of the Red Team and he competed against a variety of guest participants under the chairmanship of John Sergeant. He has worked on shows for children. Sorry I've Got No Head was released in 2011. In the first series of The Jump, <mask> appeared. He was unable to work for a year because of an injury he sustained when he reached the final.He claimed publishing rights after a sample of his voice was used in a song. My Hero Have I Got News for You is one of the television credits. Love Actually Red Nose Day Actually Blinded by the light is one of the film credits. He played Albert Perks in The


title: Diamond Tooth Lil

texts: tooth. Her "Star Rooms" in Idaho had hot and cold water, as well as steam heating, and were said to have entertained and managed multiple profitable brothels across the West. She arrived in Idaho by the early 1940s. She announced in 1944 that she would leave her famous front tooth diamond to the Idaho Children's Home orphanage. She was penniless and had sold her jewelry. She died in 1967. The Broadway play written and acted by Mae West in 1928 is assumed but not confirmed to be based on the lives of the <mask>s.The 1933 film She Done Him Wrong was adapted from the show. West said that her inspiration for the name came from her father's nickname for her mother, "Til", short for "Matilda", and sometimes with her drink of choice, "Champagne Til". The character was based on herself and viewed as an alter ego by West. In the play's 1949 revival, The New York Times described the play's femme fatale as "bowling her leading men over one by one with her classical impersonation of a storybook strumpet". West won a lawsuit in 1966 against a Los Angeles performer. There are references to people of the American Old


title: Alfred Domett

texts: <mask> was the fourth premier of New Zealand and a close friend of the poet Robert Browning. He moved to New Zealand in 1842 and stayed there for thirty years, holding many important political posts. The sixth child and fourth son of <mask>, a ship-owner, was christened on 4 November 1812 at Bermondsey, according to records. He was a student at St John's College in Cambridge. Domett traveled to the United States, Canada and the West Indies. During the winter of 1835, he was in Upper Canada. He entered the Middle Temple on 7 November 1835 and was called to the bar on 19 November 1841.Domett left Gravesend on May 1, 1842, and arrived in Nelson on August 22, 1842, with 187 settlers. A broken leg may have saved his life, as it prevented him from going to fight with local Mori. On 17 June 1843, twenty-one other settlers and four Maori were killed. <mask> and Mrs Mary George were married on November 3, 1856. She had two sons, John and James, who were killed in the attack on Te Kooti's pa. Domett speaks of his stepson John as being young, kindly, chivalrous in his poem. <mask> <mask> was the son of <mask> and Mary.<mask> and Mary returned to England after <mask> retired. <mask>'s vision of a free, secular and compulsory elementary education for the colony was revealed in the Statistics of the province of New Munster, New Zealand, from 1841 to 1848. The first ten sessions of the General Legislative Council, A.D. 1841 to A.D. 1849, required extensive sorting of ordinances from the 1840s. He was the editor of the Nelson Examiner from 1845 to 1858. He continued to write for the paper after he published a supplement to it in 1843. The "Petition to Parliament for the recall of

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texts: Governor Fitzroy" was published in London. 8vo.The year 1844. <mask>'s experience of representing the wishes of local settlers made him a critic of the policies of Fitzroy, but his "masterly" petition is seen as an even greater criticism of local authorities. <mask> was a master of prose if his poetry had been critiqued on literary grounds. He spent his free time finishing the epic, which was published in London in 1872. There was a small volume of poems. He was still adjusting to Amohia. The subtitle "A dream of two lives" was printed in a revised edition of the book in 1884.The first volume of poetry was published in the 18th century. The "more technically proficient" Venice was a book of poems. A Christmas Hymn, a poem by <mask>, attracted some attention locally. He lived in London for ten years and became an intimate friend of Robert Browning. In that poem, Browning expresses regret for <mask>'s sudden disappearance from London, and speaks of Domett with emotion: 'How much I loved him, I find out now I've lost him'. In the poem Browning asks what has become of his friend, but he believes he will achieve much in far-off lands. It was never a star but it rose afar.The friendship between the two men was described in The Contemporary Review in January 1905. After the 1904 auction purchase of the letters by Smith Elder and Co., Frederick G. Kenyon edited the correspondence between Browning and <mask>. The best known of his works is the South Sea Day Dream, which includes details of both European and Mori life. Flotsam and Jetsam was dedicated to Browning. He continued to write poetry, in the style of rhyming panegyrics such as An Invitation, with its allusions to the

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title: Alfred Domett

texts: sub-tropical flora and threatened inhabitants of countries such as New Zealand. His great-nephew was a poet. <mask>'s legacy in the literary history of New Zealand was the founding, despite the fact that Ranolf and Amohia have been the object of both critical scrutiny and post-colonialist analysis.<mask> was involved in the founding of the General Assembly Library. The 'Father' of the library was William Gisborne, who advocated widening access to non-parliamentarians. He laid the foundations for the successful development of that institution by establishing one of the finest libraries of its time, according to the Encyclopedia of New Zealand. <mask> is a founder of both the General Assembly Library and the National Library of New Zealand. In 2008, Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives Margaret Wilson mentioned the role of the General Assembly Library in the creation of the institution. New Zealand politics After immigrating to New Zealand, Domett filled several important administrative posts, including secretary for the colony in 1851. He called for a legislative check to large, speculative land holdings.In February 1854, <mask> took up the position of Commissioner of Crown lands in the Ahuriri district. General Sir Charles James Napier, GCB, who led the military conquest of Pakistan in India in 1843, was one of the men Domett admired in British Indian history. Domett was appointed commissioner of Crown lands in Nelson in 1856 after Nelson residents elected him to the House of Representatives. He was the fourth premier of New Zealand. He was a member of the electorate of Nelson, first as the Town of Nelson and then as the City of Nelson. Domett shared

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texts: representation of Nelson with Edward Stafford, who was also the premier. Domett ceased to be a member of the New Zealand Legislative Council when he returned to the country of his birth for his final years.In 1865, <mask> brought about the relocation of New Zealand's capital from Auckland to Wellington. He moved a resolution in November of 1863 to transfer the seat of government to Cook Strait. Many reference books and parliamentary papers were lost during the removal of the General Assembly Library from Auckland to Wellington. <mask> became a CMG in the late 19th century. A critical analysis of <mask>'s work, "That Savage Story": <mask>'s "Ranolf and Amohia" in its Ethnographic Verse Context. The Journal of New Zealand Literature. 25 2007, pp.There are 20 pages in 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 savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay There is an online version of a painting by G. Lance of Domett when a law

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title: Robert Nivelle

texts: <mask> was a French general who was in the Boxer Rebellion and the First World War. <mask> was a very capable commander and organizer of field artillery. He succeeded Philippe Pétain as commander of the French Second Army in the Battle of Verdun in May 1916, leading counter-offensives that rolled back the German forces in late 1916. They were accused of wasting French lives. The Nivelle offensive is named after him. <mask> was promoted to commander-in-chief of the French armies on the Western Front in December 1916 because of his persuasiveness with French and British political leaders. He was in charge of the Nivelle Offensive at the Chemin des Dames.When the costly offensive failed to achieve a breakthrough on the Western Front, a major mutiny occurred affecting roughly half the French Army, which conducted no further major offensive action for several months. Philippe Pétain took over as commander-in-chief in May 1917. <mask>, who was born on October 15, 1856 in the French provincial town of Tulle in Corrze, had a French father and an English mother. The politics of French military Catholic piety made it difficult for Nivelle to be a Protestant. He joined the French Army after graduating from the cole Polytechnique. <mask> became a colonel-of-artillery in December 1913. Nivelle served in Algeria, Tunisia and China during the Boxer Rebellion.During the First World War, <mask> played a key role in defeating German attacks during the Alsace Offensive, the First Battle of the Marne and the First Battle of the Aisne. He was promoted to the rank of general in October 1914. The Battle of Verdun took place in February and December of 1916. <mask> was promoted to the command of the French Second Army, which was fighting

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texts: against the Germans at Verdun, when Pétain was promoted to the command of the French Central Army Group. <mask> is thought to have wasted the lives of his soldiers during the Battle of Verdun, as only one fresh reserve brigade was left with the Second Army by 12 June. On June 23, Nivelle issued an Order of the Day which ended with the famous line: "ils ne passeront pas!" They will not pass.When the French made their initial counter-stroke on 24 October, Nivelle ordered the employment of a creeping barrage. The support for the infantry focused more on suppressing German troops than destroying them. After the capture of Fort Douaumont by the Germans on February 25, 1916, it was re-took by the French on 24 October. The decision to appoint <mask> to become the commander-in-chief of the French armies was influenced by his successful counter-strokes. The French Prime Minister told the other leaders at the Rome Conference that <mask> had sent telegrams from various places on the way to achieve his objectives. <mask> had less power than Joffre. <mask>'s authority did not extend over the Salonika Front because he was placed under the orders of the War Minister.<mask>'s slogan was: "the infantry occupies". He believed that a saturation bombardment, followed by a creeping barrage and by aggressive infantry assaults, could break the enemy's front defences and allow French troops to reach the German gun-line in a single attack. <mask>'s plan in 1917 was for the British to take over an extra 20 miles of French front to free up French troops, then a surprise attack by French forces to keep German reserve troops occupied. If the attack didn't break the German front within 48 hours, it would be broken off. Looking for an alternative

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title: Robert Nivelle

texts: to more months of warfare, British and French political leaders supported <mask>'s proposal. Relations with the British Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig, commander of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) on the Western Front, had already agreed with Joffre that the British would launch wearing-out attacks in 1917. Nivelle accused Haig of having "une idée fixe" about Flanders and of trying to "hog all the blanket for himself" rather than seeing the front as a whole.The British Prime Minister backed Nivelle because he thought he had proved himself to be a man. The field marshal wanted to delay his attack until May to coincide with the Italian and Russian attacks, but was told to be ready no later than April and to take over the French line. He was ordered by the British government to live up to the letter andspirit of the agreement with Nivelle and not cause delays. Lloyd George had a long conversation with Major de Sauvigny, a French liaison officer in London, telling him that George Milne needed to be replaced by Nivelle for the offensive. The British War Cabinet felt that the French generals and staff were more skilled than the British in 1916, and that Britain had to support what would probably be the last major French effort of the war. The poor state of the railways was blamed by Haig for demanding twice the railway requirements for half as many troops as the French. Nivelle agreed to draw up rules for the relations between the British and French armies to be binding on their successors, even though he became embarrassed when Lloyd George asked him to criticize Haig.He proposed that the British forces be placed under his direct command, not just for operations, but even logistics and food, with Haig forbidden to


title: Robert Nivelle

texts: make direct contact with London. The British CIGS <mask> lost his temper when he saw the proposals and believed that Lloyd George had originated them. <mask> was surprised that the British generals had no idea of the plan. As a compromise, Haig was given the right of appeal to the War Cabinet and retained tactical control of British forces, although Lloyd George insisted that he still be under <mask>'s orders for the duration of the offensive. The Germans had recently added 300 battalions to their forces, and Haig claimed that with the BEF spread more thinly, these forces could be used to cut him off from the Channel Ports. Nivelle wrote him a letter, addressing him as a sub, and revived the idea of a British staff, this time reporting to <mask>, but through whom Nivelle would issue orders to Haig. Nivelle demanded that the BEF be split into two Army Groups and that Haig be replaced by Gough.<mask> thought that Lloyd George wanted to become the Allied Commander-in-Chief, a suggestion that caused President Poincaré to laugh. Lloyd George lost the support of the British War Cabinet after further lobbying from <mask> and King George V. At a conference in London, Lloyd George made it clear that the BEF must not be mixed up with the French Army. There were doubts about the offensive between 16 March and 20 March 1917. <mask> was asked if he could attack the Germans as they left. <mask> refused d'Esperey's request because he believed that action would disrupt his plan. Nivelle missed a chance to disrupt the German withdrawal.The Briand government fell after being shouted down in the French Chamber. When Paul Painlevé became the French Minister of War, he had little faith in <mask>'s plans. <mask> was described as a

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title: Robert Nivelle

texts: commander by the British CIGS "Wully" <mask>. <mask> was promoted to commander-in-chief by Philippe Pétain, who wanted to launch a major attack against the Germans. <mask> refused because Petain's offensive would delay <mask>'s offensive for two weeks. The commander of the French Reserve Army Group had reservations about the upcoming battle. In a letter to Nivelle on 22 March,Micheler argued that the French might not break through as quickly as Nivelle wanted, as the Germans had reserves available, and had strengthened their defenses along a key sector of the Aisne.<mask> did not make any major changes to his plan despite the other commanders' concerns. The Prime Minister was assisted by Colonel (and former Minister of War) Adolphe Messimy. President Poincaré and Minister of War Painlevé were among the politicians <mask> met with. The Army Group Commanders were questioned in front of Nivelle. Painlevé argued that the Russian Revolution meant that France shouldn't expect any major help from Russia, and that the offensive should be delayed until American forces were available. The French force allocated to the attack may not be able to penetrate beyond the second line of the German defences. Poincaré said that the offensive should go on, but that it should be stopped if it didn't break the German front.<mask> threatened to resign if his plan was not accepted, but politicians declared their confidence in him. <mask>'s plan remained the same despite the doubts expressed by the other generals. Prime Minister Ribot said that it was too late to go back. During the German attack south of the Aisne, the secret plans of the French assault were captured, but <mask> did not change his course. The Nivelle offensive began on 16

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title: Robert Nivelle

texts: April 1917. After British forces attacked near Arras, it started. "L'heure venue!" was one of the declarations made by Nivelle.Continuation! Courage! Vive la France! The German Army will run away, according to Nivelle. The French breakthrough was not achieved on the first day of the battle because the bombardment against the Germans was less effective than expected. The commander of a machine-gun company described to me the overwhelming view of the battleground, on which France's best regiments were being destroyed in continually renewed attacks. There were about 100,000 casualties in the first day of the attack, but Nivelle had said there would be about 10,000.The Government was promised by Nivelle that the attack would either succeed or fail. He didn't have the same interpretation of success as them, so he ordered the attacks to continue. <mask> was convinced that the attacks must continue after Minister Paul Painlevé came to see him on the 19th. The Somme-like action that all had feared had developed into the whole thing. The French took 20,000 prisoners and 147 guns, which was considered to be "impressive results by the standards of previous years." A breakthrough on the Aisne wasn't achieved. The French had suffered 96,125 casualties by 25 April, the offensive had led to a shell shortage in France, the medical services broke down, and the delay in transporting French wounded from the front-line was demoralising.Nivelle was losing control by the end of the first week. The goal now is to push the Germans back from Reims and secure all of the Chemin des Dames. <mask> became depressed as his orders were scrutinized by the French government. Nivelle's authority was undermined by the appointment of Pétain as the main

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