title: Gilbert Livingston (1690–1746)

texts: <mask> was a lawyer and politician in New York<mask> was born on April 3, 1690 in Albany, New York, a part of British America. <mask>, the first Lord of Livingston manor, amassed one of the largest fortunes in 17th-century New York. <mask>, the wife of Samuel Vetch, the Royal Governor of Nova Scotia, was one of his large immediate family. After being exiled to the Dutch Republic, his father became a prominent colonial official, fur trader, and businessman who was granted a patent to 160,000 acres along the Hudson River. His mother was the widow of Nicholas Van Rensselaer, the vice-director of Fort Orange and sister of the mayor of Albany. His paternal cousin, <mask>, married his maternal cousin, Margarita Schuyler.Career <mask> was sent to study by his parents. The pastor of the church is Solomon Stoddard. <mask> chose a career in trade, becoming a merchant. His father helped him by employing him as a commercial agent. The farm of the New York City liquor excise was purchased in 1717 by his father and Francis Harison. <mask> and his wife lived off his wife's inheritence when they were appointed to the positions of county clerk of Ulster and the Court of Chancery in New York. <mask> was forced to sell some of his wife's property and seek his father's help because he couldn't pay the British government what they owed from the customs farm.<mask> was extricated from his financial issues after the elder <mask> paid his debts. After his brother's death in 1728, <mask> gave up trade and took over Robert's seat in the New York General Assembly until 1738, when he was succeeded by his nephew, <mask>. His elder brother Philip had six slaves, a lot and family house in Albany, and the bulk of <mask> manor became 2nd Lord of the manor, and another elder brother, Robert, had three slaves. Due to his "arrogance" and irresponsibility, his father sold half of his holdings to cover <mask>'s losses as a merchant and added a codicil to his will which divided the property. <mask>'s father had a

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. Livingston
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title: Gilbert Livingston (1690–1746)

type: paraphrased

texts: farm and a slave boy named Jupiter. <mask> was married to a daughter of a Colonel of Militia and member of the New York General Assembly for over 40 years. She was a granddaughter of the former Mayor of New York and a niece of another.Margaret Beekman is the niece of Henry Beekman and the nephew of <mask>. <mask> <mask>, a successful merchant and Major with the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, was the father of fourteen children. <mask> <mask> was a member of the New York General Assembly and married a daughter of a captain. John Conklin was born in 1741. He was the nephew of Henry Beekman. She married the widower of Elizabeth Van Brugh and a younger son of Jacob R. Van Rensselaer after his death. <mask> Jr., a shipmaster who fled New York in 1743 to escape debtors' prison, married Joy Darrell in 1748 and served with the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War.The soldier who died unmarried was Johannes "John<mask>. Pierre Van Cortlandt was the first Lieutenant Governor of the New York in 1748. <mask> died in childhood. <mask> died unmarried in Curaao. In 1751, <mask> married Judith Newcomb, a daughter of Thomas Newcomb. A shipmaster named <mask> died at sea in Indonesia. The shipmaster died unmarried.Jonathan and <mask> were married in 1751. <mask> married Peter Stuyvesant, a great-grandson of the last Dutch Director-General of New Amsterdam, in 1764. His wife passed away in 1742. The Old Dutch Churchyard is where <mask> was buried after he died in Kingston. He was a grandfather of <mask>, a prominent legislator. The soldier and poet <mask> Jr. was the son of John Henry <mask>, who was the 4th President of Rutgers University. He was a grandfather of several people, including the U.S. Representative Philip Van Cortlandt and the wife of Abraham Van Wyck.He was a grandfather of Judith Stuyvesant and John Chanler, as well as the wife of the Speaker of the New York State Assembly. <mask> of colonial New York Members of the New York General Assembly Beekman

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Philip Livingston
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title: Seyran Ohanyan

texts: A deputy in the National Assembly of Armenia is a general named <mask>. He held the position of Defence Minister of Armenia from April 2008 to October 2016 He was the Defence Minister of the unrecognized Republic of Artsakh from 2000 to 2007, and was involved in both the first and second Karabakh wars. <mask> was born in the town of Shusha in the Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Oblast of the Azerbaijan SSR in the Soviet Union. In 1979 he completed high school in the village of Mrgashen, which is now located in the Kotayk province of Armenia. <mask> completed his studies at the Higher Command College after completing his military career. He was platoon commander and company commander of the Group of Soviet forces in Germany.In June 1988 he was transferred to the Transcaucasus Military District's 23rd Motor-rifle Division based in Kirovabad, Azerbaijan and was appointed motor-rifle company commander. After the fall of the Soviet Union, the 366th regiment was pulled out of Stepanakert and <mask> joined Nagorno-Karabakh's newly formed army. One of the most significant victories achieved by the Armenian side was the capture of the hometown of Ohanyan. He led a force of 400 men against the town. He lost his leg in action near the Martakert district in 1992. <mask> rejoined the military after treatment. He was the deputy commander of the Nagorno-Karabakh Defence Army from 1994 to 1998 and the commander of the 5th Army Corps from 1998 to 1999.<mask> was promoted to major general in 1995, lieutenant general in 2000 and colonel general in 2007. In May 2007, <mask> was appointed Chief of the General Staff of the armed forces. After Serzh Sargsyan became President of Armenia, he appointed <mask> as Minister of Defence. The Four-Day War of April 2016 was the worst outbreak of violence in Nagorno-Karabakh after the 1994 ceasefire and before the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. He was dismissed from his job. In February of last year <mask> formed a political coalition with two other opposition politicians and their political parties to

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Ohanyan
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Ohanyan


title: Seyran Ohanyan

texts: vote in the parliamentary election. The "Ohanian-Raffi-Oskanian" alliance received less than 5 percent of the vote in the election.<mask> was asked several times to answer questions about the Four-Day War. After the start of the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War, <mask> went to Nagorno-Karabakh to command the forces. <mask> denied that he commanded the forces during the four-day battle for Shushi, stating that he only led a group of 16 men. The spokesman for the President of Artsakh denied that <mask> had been wounded during the battle. The charge of "genocide" was brought against him in absentia by the military court. He was put on the international wanted list by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. After the end of the war, Ohanyan joined a number of officials in calling for the resignation of the Prime Minister.On February 5, 2021, <mask> will participate in potential snap elections. He was a member of the Armenia Alliance, an electoral coalition led by ex-president Robert Kocharyan. <mask> is the leader of the parliamentary bloc in the National Assembly of Armenia. In January, Ohanyan was charged with "overthrowing the constitutional order" in relation to the 2008 presidential election protests, when army and police forces suppressed mass protests against the election results, resulting in the deaths of 10 people. The Chief of the General Staff was <mask>. The trial was delayed in September 2020 due to <mask>'s participation in the Nagorno-Karabakh war. The trial of <mask>, Kocharyan, Khachaturov, and Gevorgyan ended in March of 2021.He was charged with swindling state funds while he was defence minister. <mask> is denying all charges. <mask> was accused of taking property from the power station. <mask> is denying the charges. <mask> has a family with three sons and one daughter. David is an officer in the army. Arthur was wounded during the Nagorno-Karabakh war and is an officer in the Artsakh Defence Army.The medals and decorations of the USSR, Republic of Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh Republic have been awarded to

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title: Frederick III of Sicily

texts: <mask> was king of Sicily from 1295 until his death in 1337. He was the third son of <mask> of Aragon and served in the War of the Sicilian Vespers on behalf of his father and brothers. The Peace of Caltabellotta confirmed him as king in 1302. The Constitutiones regales, Capitula alia, and Ordinationes generales were important constitutional reforms. Although the second <mask> of Sicily, he chose to call himself "<mask> III" because he was one of the rare medieval monarchs who actually used a regnal number. Fridericus tertius was in line with the precedent of his family's ordinal. An anecdote says <mask> was the third son of Peter.<mask> III: <mask> the Simple, though he himself did not use an ordinal, was dubbed by historians as the next man called <mask> to occupy the Sicilian throne. <mask> was the daughter of King Manfred of Sicily and Peter III of Aragon. When his father died in 1285, he left the Kingdom of Aragon to his oldest son, Alfonso, and that of Sicily to his second son, James. James became king of Aragon after Alfonso died and left <mask> as regent in Sicily. Although the Crown of Aragon was successful in Italy, the war between the Angevins and the Kingdom of Naples was still going on. The peace negotiations with Charles II of Naples were interrupted by the deaths of two popes. In exchange for being left undisturbed in the rest of the territories belonging to the Crown of Aragon and promised possession of Sardinia and Corsica, James gave up to the Church.After expelling the hated French in 1282, the Sicilians found a national leader in the regent <mask>. The pope tried to bribe him, but he was determined to stand by his subjects, and was crowned king at

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title: Frederick III of Sicily

texts: Palermo in 1306. Mountainer Pérez de Sosa was sent to Catalonia to stir up the barons and cities against James after <mask> heard that he was going to war with him. The Occitan poem was intended as a communication with his supporters in Catalonia. The count wrote a response under the title con d'Empuria, A l'onrat rei Frederic terz vai dir, in which he praised <mask>'s tact and diplomacy. The embassy of Mountainer was specifically dated to 1298 by Gernimo Zurita in the 17th century. The barons, prelates, and representatives of the towns made up the Sicilian parliament, which was reformed by <mask>.The war was renewed because of his refusal to comply with the pope's injunctions. <mask> seized several towns, encouraged revolt in Naples, negotiated with the Ghibellines of Tuscany and Lombardy, and assisted the house of Colonna against Pope Boniface. James, who received many favours from the Church, married his sister to Robert, the third son of Charles II. King James and John of Procida, the heroes of the war of the Vespers, went over to the Angevins, and the Sicilian fleet was completely defeated. Charles's sons Robert and Philip were captured by the Sicilians in Sicily, but Philip was taken prisoner and several towns were captured by the Sicilians. After two years of fighting, Charles of Valois was forced to file for peace after his army was decimated by the plague. The Treaty of Caltabellotta was signed in August of 1302 and <mask> was to marry Eleanor of Anjou, daughter of Charles II of Naples.At <mask>'s death, the kingdom was to return to the Angevins and <mask>'s children would receive compensation elsewhere. King Charles was too anxious for peace to break the

masks: Frederick Frederick Frederick Frederick Frederick Frederick Frederick


title: Frederick III of Sicily

texts: treaty. The pope signed the treaty in May 1303 and <mask> agreed to pay him a tribute. The kingdom of Sicily was reorganized after a few years of peace. <mask> entered into an alliance with the Holy Roman Emperor on the descent of the emperor Henry VII, who then made war on the Angevins again. He went to Tuscany to work with the emperor, but returned to Sicily after he died. Several raids into the island were made by Robert, who succeeded Charles II in 1309.As the Sicilians aided the north Italian Ghibellines in the attack on Genoa, Pope John XII excommunicated him and placed the island under an interdict, which lasted until the year 1321). The army of the Angevins under Robert's son Charles was defeated at Palermo in 1325 and then again in 1326 and 13 27. The election of Pope Benedict XII (1334), who was friendly to <mask>, promised a respite, but after fruitless negotiations the war broke out once more, and Chiaramonte went over to Robert, owing to a private feud. <mask> died at Patern in 1337 and his son Peter II of Sicily succeeded him. Peter and Roger were born after his marriage to Eleanor of Anjou. In 1317, the Duke of Athens married Henry II of Cyprus, in December 1331 he married Leo V of Armenia, and in 1343 he married John of Lusignan. She was childless.The Duke of Athens and the Regent of Sicily were married in 1338. Margaret was married to Rudolf II of the Palatinate Notes Sources Bozzo. There is a note on storiche Siciliano del Secolo XIV. Palermo was founded in 1882. Riquer, Martn de. Los trovadores: historia literaria. 3 volumes.Planeta was published in Barcelona in 1975. 13th-century Kings of Sicily were excommunicated by the Catholic Church House of

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title: Una Marson

texts: A Jamaican feminist, activist and writer, she was known for producing poems, plays and radio programmes. She was the first black woman to work for the British Broadcasting Corporation during World War II. She became producer of the programme calling the West Indies in 1942 and turned it into Caribbean Voices, which became an important forum for Caribbean literary work. On February 6, 1905, the youngest of six children of Rev. <mask> was born at Sharon Mission House, Sharon village, near Santa Cruz, Jamaica. <mask> and his wife were Baptist parsons. She had a middle-class upbringing and was very close to her father, who influenced some of her fatherlike characters in her later works. Marson was an avid reader of English classical literature when he was a child.Marson attended a girl's boarding school in Jamaica at the age of 10 and her father was on the board of trustees. However, that same year, Rev. The family moved to Kingston because of financial problems. She did not attend college after finishing high school. She used the skills she learned in school as a volunteer social worker in Kingston. <mask> was the assistant editor of Jamaica Critic. Her time there inspired her to create her own publication, as well as teaching her journalism skills and influencing her political and social opinions.She was Jamaica's first female editor and publisher of her own magazine. Feminism, local social issues and workers' rights were covered in the articles of The Cosmopolitan, which was aimed at a young, middle-class Jamaican audience. Women were encouraged to join the work force and become politically active by Marson's articles. <mask>'s fellow members of the Jamaican Poetry League were featured in the magazine. In 1930, Marson published her first collection of poems, entitled Tropic Reveries, which dealt with love and nature with elements of feminism. The Institute of Jamaica gave it a medal. Her poems about love are

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title: Una Marson

texts: often misinterpreted by friends and critics, as there is no evidence of a romantic relationship in Marson's life, although love continued to be a common topic in her work.Due to financial difficulties, The Cosmopolitan ceased publication in 1931, which led to her publishing more poetry and plays. Heights and Depths was a collection of poetry that dealt with love and social issues. In 1931, she wrote her first play, At What a Price, about a Jamaican girl who moves to Kingston to work as a stenographer and falls in love with her white male boss. The play opened in Jamaica and London. She went to London in 1932 to find a broader audience for her work and to experience life outside of Jamaica. The colour bar restricted <mask>'s ability to find work when she first arrived in the UK in 1932. She stayed at the home of Harold Moody, the founder of The League of Coloured Peoples.Between London and Jamaica, Marson moved back and forth. She wrote for newspapers and her own literary works in order to get her political ideas across, even though she continued to contribute to politics. The race issue in England was one of the new emphases that Marson wrote about. The voice in her poetry became more focused on the identity of black women in England, as a result of the racism and sexism she found in the UK. Marson continued to write about women's roles in society, but also put into the mix the issues faced by black people who lived in England. In July 1933, she wrote a poem called "Nigger" that would appear in the League of Coloured Peoples' journal, The Keys, which she worked on in an editorial capacity and became Editor for in 1935. <mask> was a member of the London branch of the International Alliance of Women.She was involved with the International Alliance of Women by 1935. One of <mask>'s goals was to promote national literature in Jamaica. She helped to create the Kingston Readers and Writers Club and the Kingston Drama

masks: Marson Marson Marson


title: Una Marson

texts: Club. She founded the Jamaica Save the Children Fund, an organization that raised funds to give the poorer children money to get a basic education. <mask> published a Jamaican book in 1937. Black women should still be confident in their own physical beauty despite the media's portrayal of them as less attractive than whites, according to many poems in that volume. "Cinema Eyes", "Little Brown Girl", "Black is Fancy" and "Kinky Hair Blues" feature this theme.<mask>'s biographer tells us that after arriving in Britain, <mask> stopped styling her hair and went natural. <mask> collaborated with Louise Bennett to create London Calling, a play about a woman who moved to London to further her education. The woman returned to Jamaica after becoming homesick. The main character is a strong hero for being able to force herself to return to London in order to finish her education. Marson contributed to the feminist column. Pocomania is a play about a woman who is looking for an exciting life. The play shows how an "Afro-religious cult" affects middle-class women.Pocomania is one of Marson's most important works because she was able to put the essence of Jamaican culture into it. "Pocomania was a break in tradition because it talked about a cult from the country, and as such, it represented a turning point in what was acceptable on the stage," said Ivy. In 1937, Marson wrote a poem called "Quashie comes to London", which is the perspective of England in a Caribbean narrative. quashie means gullible or unsophisticated in the Caribbean dialect. Quashie became disgusted with England because there wasn't enough good food. Although England has good things to offer, it is Jamaican culture that Quashie misses, and therefore Marson implies that England is supposed to be the temporary venue for entertainment. The use of local dialect in the poem shows how it was possible for a writer to use Caribbean dialect in a poem.Marson worked

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title: Una Marson

texts: on the Jamaican Save the Children project in Jamaica before returning to London to work for the Jamaican Standard. In March 1940 <mask> wrote an article titled "We want books, but do we encourage our writers?" Public Opinion tries to spur Caribbean literature through nationalism. In 1941, she was hired by the Empire Service to work on a programme called "Calling the West Indies", in which World War II soldiers would have their messages read on the radio to their families, becoming the producer of the programme by 1942. Marson turned the programme into a forum in which Caribbean literary work was read over the radio. Marson met many people through this show. The programme was edited by the latter before it was turned into Caribbean Voices.Mary Treadgold took over her role when Marson returned to Jamaica. Despite these experiences and personal connections, there is a strong sense that Marson remained something of an isolated and marginal figure. Henry Swanzy took over after Marson returned to Jamaica. Marson's life after World War II is limited and she doesn't have a lot of information about her personal and professional life after 1945. Towards the Stars was a poetry collection published in 1945. While she once wrote about female sadness over lost love, poems from Towards the Stars were more focused on the independent woman. conflicting stories offer little evidence about what she did, but her efforts outside of her writing seem to work in collaboration with these feelings.Sources differing in their description of <mask>'s personal life during this time period. The author is Erika J. According to Waters, <mask> was a secretary for the Pioneer Press, a publishing company in Jamaica. She met and married a dentist in Washington, DC, in the 1950s, according to this source. Marson was allowed to travel to England, Israel and Jamaica after the couple divorced and she died of a heart attack. According to another


title: Una Marson

texts: source, Marson was sent to a mental hospital after a breakdown during the years 1946–49. The Pioneer Press was founded by Marson after he was discharged.She was admitted to the St. Elizabeth's Asylum in the US in the 1950s after she had another breakdown. <mask> returned to Jamaica to fight against discrimination. In her last radio broadcast for Woman's Hour, she talked about going to Israel for a women's conference. There is a lot of conflicting information about Marson's personal life show. Water quotes <mask>'s criticisms of Porgy and Bess, but doesn't give a citation for the work. She had a limited record of her writings during this time period. Many of her works were only published in Jamaica.The National Library of Jamaica has a special collection of most of these writings. It's hard to understand the whole of <mask>'s accomplishments in the last two decades of her life. <mask>'s poetry has been praised and dismissed by critics. She has been criticized for copying European style. <mask>'s poem "If" is a parody of Kipling's original poem. According to deCaires Narain, Marson was overlooked because poetry concerning the condition and status of women was not important to audiences at the time the works were produced. Marson was praised for her modern style by other critics.Narain suggests that her mimicking challenged conventional poetry of the time in an effort to criticize European poets. Marson was active in the West Indian writing community. Publicising Caribbean literature internationally as well as spurring nationalism within the Caribbean islands that she represented was important to her. Marson was honoured with a doodle. Tropic Reveries (1930, poetry) Heights and Depths (1932, poetry) At What a Price (1933, play) London Calling (1938, play) Pocomania (1938, play) Towards the Stars (1945, poetry) Selected. Both "introduction" and "Jamaica" were written. There is a guide to African and Caribbean

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title: Una Marson

texts: theatre.The editor for Africa is Olu Obafemi. Cambridge University Press was published in 1994. 14–9 and 199–2 Narain and deCaires. Literary Mothers? "<mask> and Phyllis Shand Allfrey". Caribbean women's poetry is making style.New York and London. The name of the person is Jarrett-Macauley. The life of a person. Manchester University Press published "Penelope's Web" in 1998. The language of Caribbean poetry has boundaries of expression. The University of Florida Press was published in 2004. Marson is in the state of Una.There are a lot of writings in Linnette Vassell. "Voices of Women in Jamaica, 1898–1939" is a book by the Dept of History. Ramchand and Kenneth. "Decolonization in West Indian Literature". Transition, 22 1965,: 48–49. The name of the person is Rosenberg, Leah. "<mask>'s Career and the Pitfalls of Feminist Nationalism".Caribbean Literature was formed in Nationalism. NY: Palgrave Macmillan. Alison Donnell. "Contradictory (W)omens?" The poetry of <mask> has gender consciousness in it. Kunapipi was published in 1996. Donnell, Alison and Welsh are related.The reader is in Caribbean literature. The book was written in New York, NY. The name of the person is Waters, Erika J. "<mask>". There is a Dictionary of Literary Biography. The third series is about Caribbean and Black African Writers. 207.Stephen Bourne. Black Britain in Wartime 1939-45. The History Press will be published in 2020. There are external links to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. There is a limited preview of the book in the Digital Library of the Caribbean. "<mask> Marson" was shown at Making Britain. "A little known poet with an important place in the history of Jamaican writing", Stabroek News."Una Marson: Cultural And Literary Nationalist" was written by Lisa Tomlinson. 20th century Jamaican poets, Jamaican dramatists and playwrights, Jamaican feminists, English feminists, British women dramatists and playwrights,

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title: Joseph Story

texts: From 1845 to 1812, <mask> was an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. He is best known for his opinions in Martin v. Hunter's Lessee and The Amistad case and for his Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States. This work is a cornerstone of American jurisprudence and was done in the 19th century. A critical source of historical information about the forming of the American republic and the early struggles to define its law is contained in the second comprehensive treatise on the provisions of the U.S. Constitution. <mask> opposed Jacksonian democracy because it waspression of property rights by republican governments when popular majorities began to restrict and erode the property rights of the minority of rich men. <mask> was a Statesman of the Old Republic who tried to be above democratic politics and to shape the law in accordance with the republicanism of Alexander Hamilton and John Marshall and the New England Whigs of the 1820s and 1830s. Historians agree that <mask> made American law more conservative in order to protect property rights.He was portrayed by a retired Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court in Steven Spielberg's film Amistad. Justice Blackmun portrays <mask> reading the Supreme Court's decision in the case on which the film was based, and for which <mask> is most widely remembered, United States v. The Amistad Africans, et al. An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court has portrayed another Associate Justice in a film. <mask> was born in Massachusetts. His father was a member of the Sons of Liberty who took part in the Boston Tea Party. During the American Revolutionary War, Dr. <mask> moved

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title: Joseph Story

texts: from Boston to Marblehead. <mask> married Mehitable Pedrick in November 1778, the daughter of a wealthy shipping merchant who lost his fortune during the war.The first child of the second marriage was <mask>. <mask> fathered seven children from his first marriage. William Harris, later president of Columbia University, was <mask>'s schoolmaster at the Marblehead Academy. His father withdrew him immediately after Harris beat him in front of the school, after he chastised a fellow schoolmate. <mask> was accepted to Harvard University in January 1795 and later joined the student-run literary review. Mary F.L. was <mask>'s young wife. After their marriage and after the death of his father, Oliver died in June 1805.Sarah Wetmore was the daughter of Judge William Wetmore of Boston. They had seven children, but only two, Mary and William Wetmore <mask>. The Life and Letters of <mask> was published in Boston and London by their son, who was a noted poet and sculptor. In 1812, Volume I and Volume II <mask> was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He was the society's vice-president from 1831 to 1845. He was a member of the American Philosophical Society. <mask> was the youngest person nominated to serve on the Supreme Court.He was chosen by President James Madison to succeed William Cushing. John Quincy Adams, Madison's previous nominee for the seat, declined to serve after being confirmed by the United States Senate. The Senate confirmed <mask>'s nomination and Madison signed his commission. <mask> took office on February 3, 1812. <mask>'s opinion in Martin v. Hunter's Lessee was significant before he addressed the issue explicitly.

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texts: The way in which <mask> framed the American republic is indicative of his philosophy. The preamble of the Constitution states that it was established by the people of the United States.<mask> argued that the Supreme Court should have appellate jurisdiction over the states. Without national oversight the law could change. <mask>'s belief in legal science was based on the belief that law should be uniform. <mask>'s aim of a national republic was not compatible with provincialism, as each state would be allowed to develop its own quirks. The Constitution states that "Judges in every state shall be bound thereby", according to <mask>. <mask>'s tenure on the Court was marked by the case. <mask> enjoyed the success that came along with the nearly uniform agreement by the justices in Marshall's Court.<mask>, for the first time on the bench, seemed out of step with the rest of the Court after the death of the chief justice. The court ruled 4–2 in favor of the Warren Bridge, rejecting the claim that their charter granted them exclusive rights. The story stated "I stand upon the old law." In 1842, <mask> wrote for the majority in Prigg v. Pennsylvania. <mask> had to consider the constitutionality of a Pennsylvania personal liberty law which placed procedural requirements on those seeking to extradite fugitive slaves. The Pennsylvania law was declared unconstitutional by the southern justices despite <mask>'s hatred of slavery. One of the individuals kidnapped by Edward Prigg, the slave catcher in question, was not a slave at all.Despite the outcome being in favor of the South, a more accurate assessment can be made from the text and time period. <mask> argued

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title: Joseph Story

texts: that fugitive slaves were addressed in the U.S. Constitution. 4,  2. <mask> concluded that the clause was meant to secure runaway slaves for southern slaveholders despite the fact that slavery was not mentioned. He said that the full recognition of the right and title was essential to the security of this species of property in all the slaveholding States. The justice felt that <mask>'s endorsement of slaveholders' rights was a bargain in the Constitution. <mask> had an obligation to honor the deal struck at the Constitutional Convention.Political activity of southerners of the day provides further insight. According to H. Robert Baker, "<mask> chose the path that he believed best supported a strong Union and rejected the natural right of slaveholders to the people they claimed as property." His opinion answered southern constitutional claims in ways that protected slaveholders' rights, but not on the terms they wanted. <mask>'s last great victory was in Swift v Tyson. The bill of exchange was a promise of payment made by a businessman in New York in exchange for land in Maine. The land in question was not owned by the individuals who received the bill of exchange. According to the Judiciary Act of 1789, the Court was to use state statutes as authoritative rules when it came to its cases.<mask> hated using state statutes as authoritative when he thought federal common law was a better alternative. <mask> wanted to place more power in the hands of judges, in particular federal judges, instead of local legislatures. <mask>'s development of federal common law is more significant than his rejection of the fraudulent Bill of Exchange. Courts were bound to

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title: Joseph Story

texts: local state statutes according to section 34 of the Federal Judiciary Act of 1789. <mask> was unable to get enough support to establish federal common law. He was able to chip away at the barrier in Swift. Section 34 of the Judiciary Act is limited to local statutes and usages of the character before stated, and does not extend to contracts and other instruments of a commercial nature.After moving from Salem to Cambridge, he became the first Dane Professor of Law at Harvard University, meeting with remarkable success as a teacher and winning the affection of his students, who had the benefit of learning from a Supreme Court justice. He was a prolific writer, publishing many reviews and magazine articles, delivering orations on public occasions, and publishing books on legal subjects which won high praise on both sides of the Atlantic. The Justice's Commentaries on the Constitution is one of <mask>'s most important works. The first two sections are about the colonial origins of the confederation and revolution, and the final section is about the origins of the Constitution. His ideology is expounded in <mask>'s Commentaries. <mask> attacks notions of state sovereignty. <mask> was concerned with the welfare of the Union even when he was on the Court.<mask> felt that southern sovereignty advocates could endanger the Union, so he extensively attacked them in his guide to the Constitution. <mask>'s Commentaries show how he sought to use his work off the bench to promote popular sovereignty over state sovereignty. Many legal scholars attribute the development of remittitur in American law, a procedural device by which the trial judge can reduce a jury's

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texts: damages award in a civil suit on the grounds that it is excessive, to <mask>'s decision in the 1822 case. <mask> was the first to allow the procedure to be used on the initiative of the defendants and on the grounds of excessive damages, and it had only been used by the plaintiffs to correct legal errors in a jury award. <mask>'s innovation has been accepted throughout the federal and state courts. One of the most significant figures in American constitutional history is Significance <mask>. <mask> wrote more opinions than the chief justice of the Marshall Court.<mask> transitioned from being an ally of Marshall to the last of an old race when he sat on the Court for 33 years. The idea of legal science was championed by <mask>. He believed that the Union could be strengthened through the proper application of law. Federal control and judicial oversight were important tools in order to craft a more centralized Union. <mask> was a creature of New England, but his main goal was to create a strong Union. Several of his opinions, such as Prigg, emerge as efforts to protect the Union at the expense of black lives and freedom. The importance of nationalism was emphasized in <mask>'s jurisprudence.With the rise of Jackson, aspects of his jurisprudence would fall into the minority, but he continued to guide the Constitutional dialogue through cases like Prigg and Swift. One of the most successful American authors of the first half of the 19th century was Works Justice Story. He earned $10,000 a year from his book royalties by the time he was 65. His salary was $4,500 when he was an associate justice. His publications include commentaries on the law of

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texts: bailments. Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States: Volume I, Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States: Volume II, and Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States: Volume III are all works of profound learning. <mask> published a book in the same year.The expanded edition of the Constitutional Class Book was published in 1840. His most significant work was Commentaries on the Conflict of Laws. The second edition was revised and enlarged. There are commentaries on Equity Jurisprudence. The first printing took place in 1847. The printing was revised by Redfield. The Equity Pleadings was linked to the Law of Agency.The second edition of the Law of Partnership was published in 1846. The second edition of the Law of Bills of Exchange was published in 1847. Link to the Law of Promissory Notes. The Constitution of the United States was covered in an exposition. Several standard legal works were edited by him. The first edition of his writing was published in 1835. The Life and Letters of <mask> was edited by his son William Wetmore <mask>.Death, Punishment of was one of the articles that <mask> contributed to The Encyclopedia Americana. The Encyclopedia Americana: Common Law, Congress of the United States, Conquest, Contracts, Corpus Delicti, Courts of England and the United States, Criminal Law were all written by <mask>. <mask>'s contribution begins on p. 581, Natural Law, Nations, Law of Prize, and Usury. When he is a joint author of an article, <mask> is sometimes identified as an "eminent American jurist" by the editors. An example can be found in the Law, Legislation, and Codes article. The Amistad has decisions.

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texts: There are reports of cases in the Supreme Court of the United States.518 Gallison's reports. There are reports of cases in the Circuit Court of the United States. There are additional notes and references. By John Gallison. 2 volumes. Boston was founded in 1845.The first and second volumes of Mason's Reports were published. There were reports of cases in the United States for the First Circuit from 1816 to 1830. By William P. Mason. 5 volumes. Boston, 1819–31. Sumner's Reports is a collection of reports. The reports of cases were argued in the Circuit Court of the United States.By Charles Sumner. 3 volumes. Boston, 1836–40 The story's reports. The reports of cases were argued in the Circuit Court of the United States. By W. W. 3 volumes.The decisions of Mr. <mask> are contained in these volumes. The decisions are of great practical value and relate to questions of Equity and Admiralty. The model for dozens of subsequent addresses over the next few decades was set by Death and Legacy <mask> speaking at the dedication ceremony for Mount Auburn Cemetery. The "rural cemetery" movement helped link that movement to the development of the republic. The way that rural cemeteries contributed to an ordered and well-regulated republic of law was emphasized in the story. He was buried there with scores of America's celebrated political, literary, religious, and military leaders. William Wetmore <mask> executed a piece of sepulchral statuary on his father's grave.Story County is named after him. On the Supreme Court's authority over state courts in civil matters of federal law. It's a number. C.C. D. The phrase 'useful invention' is used incidentally by the patent

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texts: act. The invention should not be frivolous or injurious to the well-being, good policy, or sound morals of society.In the act, the word 'useful' is incorporated. It is not a patentable invention to poison people, to promote debauchery, or to facilitate private assassination. If the invention steers wide of these objections, it's a circumstance very material to the interests of the patentee, but of no importance to the public. It will sink into contempt if it is not so useful. References Kutler, Stanley, Privilege and Creative Destruction: The Charles River Bridge Case are included in the list of justices of the Supreme Court of the United States. Major Problems in American Constitutional History was written by Hall and Timothy S. The Journal of Supreme Court History Vol. is about Pennsylvania.External links to all opinions written by <mask> on the US Supreme Court can be found at www.courtlistener.com. Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States First Edition can be found in Volume I, Volume II and Volume III. There is a public broadcasting service. The Supreme Court Historical Society has a history of the court. The William L. Clements Library has the <mask> papers. The <mask> Story Digital Suite is located in the Harvard Law School

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title: Michael Jary

texts: A German composer named <mask> was born in 1906 in Laurahtte. <mask>'s father worked at the Knigshtte and his mother was a tailor. He discovered his love of music at the monastery where he went to school to become a missionary. He moved to Beuthen at the age of 18. He wrote his first chamber music works after conducting the church choir. He was a concert master at the theatre of Neisse and Plauen. In 1929 <mask> was accepted at the Staatliche Akademiche Musikhoch at Berlin, and he made money playing as a pianist at cafés or movies.He won the Beethoven-prize in Berlin in 1931. <mask> was bullied when he delivered his graduation concert in February 1933. Paul Graener, the new director of the Konservatorium called his concert "the cultural bolshevistic musical stammering of a Polish Jew". "Max Jantzen" was used for chansons and "JackieLeeds" was used for arrangements. He changed his name to <mask> because he realized that his name was not good for his career. His strength wasymphonic music. He became a cult favourite among professional musicians after he composed his first musical score for a movie.He was interested in the possibilities of multiple track recording. Swing-arrangements and Jazz were part of his collection. He composed a musical interpretation of the zodiac. During the thirties, he became an expert in jazz and swing. He had his first hit in 1938. Ernest Ansermet invited him as the director of the

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texts: Eurovision Song Contest. It went to the top of the German charts despite not being selected to represent Germany. Jary returned to his roots after this victory. The musical Nicole was first shown in Nrnberg in 1963, and would be celebrated later in Eastern Europe. He settled in Switzerland above the Lake of Lugano.He had three heart attacks in 1973. The grave of <mask> is in the Friedhof Ohlsdorf in Hamburger. A Diplomatic Wife, Bachelor's Paradise, Men Are That Way, The Leghorn Hat, and The Great Love were selected. The Man in Search of Himself (1950) is a film about a man in search of himself. Secrets of the City was written in 1955. The Swiss Engagement was written in 1957 and The Heart of St. Pauli was written in


title: Simon Burns

texts: Sir <mask> (born 6 September 1952) is a British politician who served as Member of Parliament (MP) for Chelmsford since being elected at the 1987 general election. In October of last year, <mask> resigned from his position as Minister of State for Transport to stand in the First Deputy Chairmen of Ways and Means by-election. He was knighted in the Birthday Honours for returning to Parliament as a Conservative. In January 2016 <mask> said he wouldn't be standing at the next general election. After graduating with a third-class honours degree, <mask> went to Oxford to read Modern History. He received a Doctor of Philosophy. A PhD from a university.The point at which <mask> became interested in politics was in the early 1960s, when he followed the Kennedy administration. Kennedy conveyed the impression that you could actually do something in politics to improve the lives of citizens, because he had a glamorous family. I thought that public service would be great. <mask> spent nine months in the United States working for Senator George McGovern during his unsuccessful presidential campaign against President Richard Nixon in 1972. <mask> commented that McGovern's campaign had "won the argument, even if we lost the vote". <mask> was political adviser to Sally Oppenheim from 1975 to 1980. He was a journalist from 1980 to 1983 and worked for the Institute of Directors Policy Executive from 1983 to 1987.<mask> has been involved in politics since 1970, when he was a founding member of the Rutland and Stamford Young Conservatives. He was

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texts: Secretary of the Oxford University Conservative Association and a member of the Oxford Union. He was a member of the executive council of the Conservative Association. In 1983, he was the Conservative candidate in Alyn and Deeside where he reduced Labour's majority from 6,800 to 1,368. He was elected Chairman of the Conservative Association in 1986. The Privy Council swore in <mask> in February 2011. <mask> was against the referendum.The Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill was voted against by <mask>. <mask> gained 22,946 votes and a majority of 9,620 in the 2005 general election. There was an increase in the number of votes cast for <mask> in 2005. The majority increased from 6,261 to 9,620. The turnout was down from 2001. In the 2010 general election, <mask> gained 25,207 votes and won a majority over the Liberal Democrat candidate. <mask> won the seat with a majority of over 30,000 votes over Chris Vince, the Labour candidate.In 2007, <mask> persuaded the House of Commons Administration Committee that parliamentarians should have priority access to services. In practice, this meant that MPs and Peers could push in ahead of visitors and staff so that they wouldn't have to queue. The so-called "queue jumping rule" provoked cross-party opposition from Commons staff and other MPs, but <mask> defended the proposal. On 3 April 2008, <mask> was involved in a collision with a cyclist as he drove his 4x4 out of the Palace of Westminster gates into Parliament Square. The cyclist, British Army Major Stuart Lane, was thrown over the

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texts: handlebars of his bicycle and broke two vertebrae in his neck, which could have hampered his Army career. In February 2009, <mask> pleaded guilty to a charge of careless driving and was fined and ordered to pay costs. Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow was called a "stupid, sanctimonious dwarf" by <mask> during a debate.An open letter of complaint to <mask> was written after <mask> compared 38 Degrees members to zombies. The minister for rail fares used a ministerial car instead of travelling 35 miles from his home in Essex to London by train. The Cabinet Office conceded that reading Red box matters on the train was not advisable, despite his claim that he was not allowed to read sensitive papers on the train. The cost to the taxpayer was thought to be $80,000 per annum. <mask> was married to Emma Clifford from 1982 until 2000 and they have two children. He is a cousin of David. Sir <mask> was appointed a Knight Bachelor in the Queen's Birthday Honours in 2015.<mask> is a supporter of the Democratic Party despite his conservative views. "You can't just say that, because you're a British Conservative, so you have to be a Republican in the U.S.," he said. American politics is not contained in that way. The Democrat Party went from the liberal Kennedy wing to the racists in the Southern states in the 70s. John Lindsay, Chuck Percy, and Nelson Rockefeller were liberals in the Republican Party. The official website of <mask>, the Conservative Association, has a profile on Democracy Live Upset in 2002 over awards of five new

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title: Dagoberto Gilb

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Gilb started working as a sheet shaker at thirteen and went on to work as a janitor and a factory shipping clerk. He was a stockboy in a major department store and a paper cutter at several community colleges after high school. He moved to the University of California, Santa Barbara. He received an M.A. after graduating with a double major in Philosophy and Religious Studies. There was a degree in Religious Studies in 1976.<mask> worked in many areas of the construction trades to make his living. He joined the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America in 1979 and worked as a journeyman until 1992. His main job was as a high-rise. <mask> was working on a three-story addition to the museum at the University of Texas at El Paso when he learned of the writer Raymond Carver, who was teaching across the campus street. <mask> began publishing short stories in 1982. His first bound work was a collection of poems called Winners on the Pass Line. The Magic of Blood, his first full book of stories, was published by the University of New Mexico Press.The stories are written by men who live in the Southwest. The Jesse Jones Texas Institute of Letters Award, the PEN/Hemingway Foundation Award, and the PEN Faulkner finalist were all won by it. A novel about a drifter living at a financial border as a resident of a YMCA on

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texts: the El Paso border was published in New York. He has a collection of short fiction called Before the End, After the Beginning. The book is a meditation on impermanence, on "unseen" people, themes and characters <mask> has always dwelled on, now heightened, after a stroke in 2009. In Gritos, the collection of mostly autobiographical essays, <mask> locates his work in American letters and claims space for Chicanos in American life and culture. Critics praise <mask>'s candor, depth, and clarity despite the author's rejection of heavy-handed commentary.The essays express learned wisdom. <mask> spent several years writing commentaries for the NPR show Fresh Air and worked on a few movies and documentaries. In 1997 he accepted a job teaching at Southwest Texas State University, now Texas State University. In September 2009, <mask> joined the faculty of the University of Houston–Victoria as a Writer-in-Residence and Executive Director of the Center for Mexican American Literature and Culture. The writers directory was published in the 24th edition. St. James Press was published in 2008. "<mask> Gilb."The Whiting Foundation University of Houston–Victoria faculty University of California, Santa Barbara alumni American writers of Mexican descent Living people Hispanic and Latino American short story writers Hispanic and Latino American novelists 1950 births Hemingway Foundation/PEN

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title: Marky Ramone

texts: Bell is an American drummer. Dust and Estus were the bands he played in in the New York City area. He was asked to play the drums for Richard Hell and the Voidoids. He went by the stage name <mask> after replacing <mask> in 1978. <mask> and the Intruders is one of the punk rock and heavy metal bands he has drummed for. <mask> is the leader of the band <mask>'s Blitzkrieg. Ramone lives in Brooklyn Heights with his wife.He wrote a book called Punk Rock Blitzkrieg: My Life as a Ramone. He and his twin brother Fred were born at the New York Infirmary for Indigent Women and Children on July 15, 1952, and have Dutch, French, and German ancestry. Bell began playing drums in 1971 with the hard rock band Dust, which featured Kenny Aaronson on bass and Richie Wise on guitar, and was produced by Kenny Kerner. Bell got into the punk scene after recording two albums with the band. Bell was considered an alternative to Jerry Nolan after the death of the New York Dolls' original drummer Billy Murcia. He said that he and Jerry knew each other. When Billy died, I went to the loft where the Dolls were auditioning and put in all the drums that weren't necessary.Jerry kept the beat straight. Jerry got it and I didn't. Marky and Estus recorded an album in 1973, which was produced by the first producer of the Rolling Stones. Bandmates for Estus were Harry Rumpf and Tom and John Nicholas. Bell played on the first album by Richard Hell and the Voidoids. Bell became <mask> <mask> after Tommy Ramone asked him to join the Ramones. <mask> was with the group for five years.He starred in the movie Rock 'n' Roll High School and recorded the anthem "I wanna be Sedated". After five albums with Dee Dee, Joey, and Johnny Ramone, <mask> was asked to leave the band because of a drinking problem. Four years after he

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texts: was replaced by <mask>, he was replaced again by Clem Burke, who only played two shows. <mask> returned clean and sober in August 1987, and played 1,700 shows and recorded ten studio albums with the band until their retirement in August 1996. <mask> and Dee Dee Ramone formed the Ramainz in 1996. <mask> and Joey collaborated on a solo album in 2000. Joey told Joe that Marky was his favorite drummer.<mask> recorded two albums with his band <mask> <mask> and the Intruders. He received a lifetime achievement award from MTV in 2001. Ramone was the executive producer of the Ramones DVD, which featured footage of the band while on tour all over the world, along with other rare, vintage footage. <mask> Ramone has a personal video library. One of only two US gold selling releases in the Ramone entire catalog is the greatest hits double album Ramones Mania. The highest charting release in Ramones history is Ramones: Raw. On April 22, 2008, <mask> Ramone appeared on a new CD in Canada playing drums with a Canadian punk band called Teenage Head.The CD was called Teenage Head with <mask> Ramone and was released in the USA on June 10, 2008. He has hosted a show on the radio. The show was originally aired on Channel 41, but has since been moved to 1st Wave (Channel 33), following the launch of Turbo on Channel 41 and the relocation of Faction to Channel 314 as an Xtra Channel. The show was renamed to <mask> <mask>'s 1st Wave Blitzkrieg. <mask> <mask>'s Punk Rock Blitzkrieg was launched as a channel in April of last year. The recordings of <mask> Ramone's 1st Wave Blitzkrieg can be found on the channel. Ramone appeared with the Ramones in an episode of The Simpsons.Ramone accepted his lifetime achievement award on MTV. Ramone appeared on a show. He went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and

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texts: Museum with Anthony Bourdain on the Cleveland episode. Bell approved of the exhibit. On the 2010 "No Reservations Holiday Special," two people sit around a table and talk about what they want from Santa, one of which was a hard-to-get Italian sports car. Ramone voiced a cartoon version of himself in a season 5 episode of Uncle Grandpa. A toy robot made of old cell-phones was created by Ramone and shown on the AMC show Comic Book Men.In 2009, Ramone collaborated with Tommy Hilfiger's Hilfiger Denim to launch his own clothing line consisting of leather jackets, jeans and T-shirts. "<mask> Ramone's Brooklyn's Own Pasta Sauce" is his own pasta sauce. Punk Rock Blitzkrieg: My Life as a Ramone was published in 2015. The hand prints of Awards Ramone can be seen on the Hollywood Rock Walk. <mask> <mask> is the only living Ramone who won the lifetime achievement award from the grammys in 2011. 1971: Dust, 1972: Hard Attack With Estus, 1973: Estus With The Voidoids, and 1977: Blank Generation. Volume 2 (compilation) was published in 1991 and1992.1997: We're Outta Here! Hey Ho! 2002: Loud, Fast Ramones: Their Toughest Hits, 2005: Weird Tales of the Ramones, and 1978: "Needles and Pins". "We Want the Airwaves" was released in 1981 and "Psycho Therapy" was released in 1983. "Coward with the Gun" is a single by <mask> <mask> and the Intruders. 1997: "I Am Seeing U.F.O's" (single) with The Ramain. "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)" was recorded with <mask>.In My House is an album by the band No If's, And's or But's. <mask> produced the music video for Uncle Grandpa Voice Role. American punk rock drummers American male drummers American people of Dutch descent American people of French descent American people of German descent Musicians from Brooklyn Marky Richard Hell and the

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title: Louis Littlepage

texts: <mask> was an American diplomat who served in the royal court of the last Polish King, Stanisaw August Poniatowski. The life and career of <mask> are remarkable for their reach into so many of the centers of power during the late 18th century. Biographies by Davis and Boand have many references and excerpts from the original correspondence. Colonel <mask> was the son of a prominent citizen and he was born on December 19, 1782 in New Kent County, Virginia. <mask>, <mask>'s father, was the first Clerk of Louisa County. Lewis was the elder of two children from his father's second marriage. Betty married Lewis Holladay, who rose to the rank of major during the American Revolution, after the Colonel's death in 1764.<mask>'s half-brother was the father of Alexander Holladay. <mask> first went to Europe in 1780 under the head of the American delegation to Spain, John Jay. He fought and was wounded in the invasion of Minorca. During the Great Siege of Gibraltar, <mask> was an observer aboard the Spanish fleet and he made extensive notes and sketches that were well received by the Spanish court. The assault that took place was a huge defeat for the Bourbon allies, as <mask> was on board a floating battery that was sunk, but he was saved. He traveled to Paris in 1783 with the Marquis de Lafayette. <mask> left Paris on an expedition with the Prince of Nassau after a dispute with John Jay.The Sejm session that took place in Grodno in 1784 was observed by him when he traveled to the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. He was offered and accepted a post in the royal court of the Polish King, Stanisaw August Poniatowski. In 1785, <mask> went back to

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texts: Virginia to work out family problems and to ask the Continental Congress not to strip him of his American citizenship due to his service to another nation. He met with Patrick Henry and George Washington while in Virginia. He had an unfortunate encounter with John Jay in New York. <mask> was able to get free from legal troubles in time for his departure. After meeting Thomas Jefferson in Paris, <mask> went on to Poland, where he advanced quickly.He was the First Confidential Secretary to the King. He was part of a diplomatic mission to the Russian Court in 1787. <mask> headed a mission to Versailles in order to promote an alliance between Russia, France, Austria, and Spain in order to increase protection for Poland. Poniatowski made <mask> his acting representative to France in order to replace the ailing Count Monnet. <mask> joined the war led by Prince Potemkin after successful diplomacy but a blocked mission. <mask> was aide de camp for Potemkin, then he commanded five vessels under Prince de Nassau and finally John Paul Jones. He was sent to Austria, Italy, and Spain after returning to the Polish capital.The Order of Saint Stanislaw was given to him in 1790. The Constitution of May 3, 1791 was supported by various diplomatic missions carried out by <mask>. At the time of the Second Partition of Poland in 1793, King Stanislas wrote a letter to <mask>, apologizing for being unable to pay him properly for his long service, as Poniatowski and the Polish treasury were in debt and subject to Russian command. Poniatowski promised a sum of 24,000 ducats, but was unable to pay, so <mask> was allowed to seek compensation even after his

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texts: death. The Russian ambassador to Poland, Jacob Sievers, prevented <mask> from communicating with the Czarina on behalf of Stanislas but promised to honor his debt to <mask> when it became possible. Kosciuszko led a bloody insurrection that led to the expulsion of the Russians from Poland. Vilna was defended from the Russians by <mask>.<mask> was accused of being a traitor by the Supreme National Council for his service to the Russians in the Black Sea campaign. Tadeusz Kosciuszko and King Stanislas both supported <mask>'s loyalty to an independent Poland. His relations with Catherine and Russia were cooled by this support for Polish causes. In 1795, the year of the third and final partition of Poland, <mask> wanted to return to Virginia, bearing a letter of support from King Poniatowski to George Washington. He was forced to stay in Europe due to lack of resources. He was able to give financial assistance to Princess Gagarin. According to his account, <mask> wanted to accompany Poniatowski to Grodno.Catherine II of Russia prevented him from doing so. Stanislas was forced away from Poland after Catherine's death. His passing caused a lot of grief for <mask>. <mask> was promised his backpay after the Emperor Paul I reversed many of Catherine's decisions. He was able to return to America in 1802. <mask> had been writing to Thomas Jefferson about Europe. He went to Federal City to meet with Jefferson.He moved back to Virginia. <mask> died in Virginia in 1802. The books below have references for extensive biographies. Boand, <mask>, Whittet & Shepperson, 1970 and Davis, The king's Chevalier: a biography of <mask>, Bobbs-Merrill,

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title: Edolphus Towns

texts: <mask>., born July 21, 1934, is an American politician who served in the United States House of Representatives from 1983 to 2013). <mask> was Chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee from 2009 to 2011. During his 30 years in Congress, <mask> represented districts in Brooklyn from 1983 to 1993. On April 16, 2012 <mask> announced that he would be retiring at the end of his 15th term. <mask> was the son of Versie and <mask> and was born in Chadbourn, North Carolina. He received a bachelor's degree in sociology and a master's degree in social work from North Carolina A&T State University. <mask> is a member of a frat.<mask> was an administrator at Beth Israel Medical Center, a professor at New York's Medgar Evers College and a public school teacher. He is a veteran of the United States Army and a Baptist minister. He was defeated in the Democratic primary in 1970 for New York Assembly District 38. He was defeated in the Democratic primary in 1972 when he ran in District 40. <mask> ran for the open seat in the New York's 11th congressional district. In the Democratic primary, <mask> won with a plurality of votes, and in the general election, he won with a majority of votes. He did not win a general election campaign with more than 85% of the vote.He has won the Democratic primary with at least 60% of the vote three times. <mask> had a rivalry with Brooklyn Democratic Party Chairman Clarence Norman. He was criticized for endorsing Rudy Giuliani for Mayor of New York City in 1997. He faced challenges from Barry D. Ford and Ken Diamondstone in the 1998 primaries. The primary was

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texts: won by <mask> with 45% of the vote. Ford lost to <mask> in a second match in 2000. <mask> faced challenges from a member of the New York City Council and a former member of the New York State Assembly.Al Sharpton had a close relationship with Barron. Green stole $3,000 in taxpayer dollars. The primary performance of <mask> was the worst of his career. Hakeem Jeffries won the seat in the Congressional race in 2012 despite <mask>' endorsement. Kevin Powell, a hip hop activist, writer, and former cast member on the MTV Reality TV show The Real World, opted out of challenging <mask> for the 2006 Democratic nomination, challenging him in 2008 instead. Powell criticized <mask> for supporting Hillary Clinton. <mask> defeated Powell.Tenure <mask> is a member of the Congressional Black Caucus. On January 7, 2009, his proposed legislation to require information on Presidential donors kicked off the new Congress. The Student Right to Know Act, which mandated the reporting of the rate of graduation among student athletes, was one of the accomplishments of <mask>. He had been targeted by various Democratic Party constituencies, including his political rival Al Sharpton, and national and local labor unions, who resented his support for passage of the Central American Free Trade Agreement, which passed the House of Representatives by a razor-thin margin. He has been criticized for opposing net neutrality and taking money from telecom political action committees. He has been recognized for his efforts by several organizations. He was honored by the National Audubon Society for his efforts in securing federal

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title: Edolphus Towns

texts: funds for the restoration of the park.The EPA tested neighborhoods outside of Manhattan after the September 11 attacks. <mask> refused to issue a subpoena for Bank of America records when he was the House oversight panel's chairman. After The Wall Street Journal reported that public loan documents indicated <mask> had received two mortgages from the VIP program, he issued a subpoena and his office denied wrongdoing. He announced in December of 2010 that he wouldn't seek the position of Ranking Minority Member of the Oversight Committee in the next Congress, even though his service would typically result in him filling this post. <mask> withdrew due to lack of support from Nancy Pelosi, who was worried that <mask> wouldn't be aggressive enough in the fight with Darrell Issa. Carolyn Maloney was defeated in a vote by the House Democratic Caucus. On April 16, 2012 <mask> announced his retirement.His district had been renumbered as the 8th district and had a significant increase of white voters, though it still had a large black majority. Committee assignments are Energy and Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade, Communications and Technology, Health, and Oversight and Government Reform. They have two children, one who served in the New York State Assembly and the other who is the chief executive of the New York State Homes and Community Renewal agency. Andrew Cuomo and Deidra, who ran in a special election to replace her brother, were on a self-created ticket. He is related to White House correspondent April Ryan. There are External links to the List of African-American United States

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title: Ricardo Lancaster-Jones y Verea

texts: He was a Mexican historian, diplomat, scholar, professor, art collector and sugarcaneentrepreneur who made significant contributions to the study of the haciendas of the State of Jalisco. He spoke many languages, including Spanish, English, French, Italian and Latin. He published articles for newspapers in Mexico, South America, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States. In 1965, he became a professor of Regional History at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of Universidad Autnoma de Guadalajara. He received his MA degree in Latin American Studies from the University of New Mexico in 1973. Mauricio Beuchot and José Mara Muri both mention him as an early historian of the haciendas in Western Mexico. His published biographical notes were written by an American author.Boletn del Archivo Histrico de Jalisco was written by a Guadalajaran journalist. <mask>, a journalist and historian from Tel de INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals in Guadalajara, published a book called "Ricardo Lancaster-Jones y Verea" at Estudios Histricos magazine. The Mexicana de Genealoga y Herldica published an essay by Gabriel Agraz Garca de Alba. Fernando Muoz Altea was a Spanish historian and journalist who wrote biographical and genealogy notes. In his books: Las Calles Histricas de Guadalajara, Ramiro Villaseor y Villaseor added references to Lancaster-Jones. The Bibliografa General de Jalisco was published in 1990. In his paper, Los Lancaster-Jones, José Vzquez-Tagle added new biographical and genealogy information.His name has been listed among the Illustrious People of the State of Jalisco since 2005. Ingeniero, diplomtico, catedrtico. The biographical notes about <mask>-Jones were published by the Congress of the State of Jalisco. Carlos Monsivis mentions the Lancaster-Jones family in his book, "Amor Perdido". Guadalajara, Jalisco is the second largest city in Mexico and is home to the Lancaster-Jones and Mijares

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title: Ricardo Lancaster-Jones y Verea

texts: families. It is possible to trace Lancaster-Jones y <mask>'s immediate and extended family through Spanish historians Fernando Muoz Altea and José Vzquez-Tagle. His father was a British-Mexican sugarcaneentrepreneur and scientist.He was the Chairman of the Board of the sugar refinery in Zapotiltic, Jalisco, and the first Director of the Instituto de Ciencias in Guadalajara. The first Dean of the Faculty of Chemical Sciences was established in 1934. The lecture hall was open on March 5, 1986. The Faculty of Chemical Sciences was named Ing. Lancaster-Jones and Mijares are to honor his memory. The Lancaster-Jones and Mijares families were the descendants of the English innovator on public education Joseph Lancaster. A) Alfonso Lancaster-Jones was a British-Mexican jurist, politician and Mexico's Ambassador to the UK.The 1st Count de Aorga is in Spain. Antonio de Escandn y Garmendia was a Spanish-Mexican businessman who introduced the railroad in Mexico. The Mexican Ambassador to Russia and Germany was married to a General. British-Mexican businessman, Chairman of the Board of Forbes & Co., and <mask> <mask>'s parents were. One of the Mexican delegates to the First Vatican Council was the niece of Count Francisco de <mask> <mask> de Hermosillo. The President of Mexico's Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation was Pedro Ogazn Rubio. The President of Mexico's Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation was a Mexican jurist and politician.Ogazn was the Minister of War and the Governor of the State of Nuevo Len. <mask> was a Mexican man-of-letters, poet, philosopher and Mexico's Ambassador to Argentina and Brazil. "Bunting, El Conde de Teba: Memorias de una Leyenda" was published. "Las Familias Verea y Abelln, Vallarta y Villaseor, Gonzlez de Hermosillo" is the name of the married couple. 12-20, 45-48, 70, et al. Between Guadalajara, Mexico City, where his paternal grandfather lived, and Zapotiltic, Jalisco,

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title: Ricardo Lancaster-Jones y Verea

texts: where he lived with his family, he enjoyed exploring the countryside, horseback riding, and hunting. He became interested in the history of Jalisco's haciendas when he was influenced by this fact.He was asked to choose citizenship when he was 27 years old, but chose Mexican nationality based on a document dated 29 September 1932. In Mexico and the United States, <mask>-<mask> <mask> studied early in his career. He received a Bachelor of Engineering degree from the University of Dayton in 1929. He made important contributions to the business until 1942, after entering the sugarcane business as the eldest child of his family. He became a member of the Board of Directors of the sugar refinery in 1944. He has been general manager of the Engineers and Architects Society of Guadalajara since 1949. He became a member of the Board of Directors in 1950.Lancaster-Jones was a contributing journalist for the El Informador newspaper. He continued to write for newspapers and magazines from Guadalajara and Mexico City. The marriage took place in Guadalajara on October 28, 1935, and the reception took place in the mansion of the Congress of Jal. Luz Padilla <mask>aa was named Dame of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem in 1955. A well-known Guadalajaran attorney-at-law who also was Mexico's National Railroads representative in Mexico City, and the State of Jalisco's Senior Deputy to Mexico's National Congress, was named Arcadio Padilla y Romo de Vivar. "Anuario de las Ordenes Imperiales 1865, J.M." Mexico City, 1865, pp.Luz Padilla <mask> was related to the wife of a Guadalajaran academic and painter. The wife of a famous Guadalajaran architect from the post-revolutionary period, Sara Espaa <mask>jo, stands out among his buildings. Lancaster-Jones was appointed as an advisor for cultural affairs to the United States consulate in Guadalajara in 1945, after he had participated in some

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title: Ricardo Lancaster-Jones y Verea

texts: diplomatic activities with the United States, El Salvador, the United Nations and the Holy See. He was appointed as the Consul of the Republic of El Salvadoran in Guadalajara in 1949. He was named as a United Nations' delegate in 1950. He was Secretary General of the Regional Committee from 1953 to 1960. Cardinal Jose Garibi <mask> was the first General Secretary of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem.He was the third President of the Asociacin Consular de Guadalajara. On August 26, 1960 Guadalajara became a sister city of Downey, California. He was named vice-president of the first Reunin Nacional de Cnsules in 1961. Lancaster-Jones was one of the notable historians of the second half of the 20th century in Mexico. He shared a document from his private collection that was dated on February 4, 1792, in order to demonstrate his efforts in collaborating with other authors. The book La formation des grands domaines Au Mexique, terre et société aux XVIe-XVIIe Sicles was written by Franois Chevalier. The introduction to the book Cristbal de Oate: Historia Novelada was written by the father of Mexico's President José Lpez Portillo.The information and images in the book Antiguas Haciendas de México were shared by the author. In his books Edward Palmer: plant explorer of the American West, Rogers McVaugh provided access to relevant data to the botanical history of Jalisco. <mask> shared information and documents about the Cristero War with the people of El Colegio de Michoacn. For his book, Documentos para la historia de California, Isaac Antonio Bonilla gave him advice on the archives of Guadalajara. Apuntes para la historia de la Iglesia en Guadalajara was written by the nephew of the Mexican prelate, Cardinal José Garibi <mask>. Ramn Mara Serrera was researching for his book. Information about the rural estates of Jalisco was shared by Estudio Regional Novohispano.The author of

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title: Ricardo Lancaster-Jones y Verea

texts: Guadalajara, la gran ciudad de la pequea Industria gave her an interview and some documents on the history of Guadalajara's growth and development. The author of the book Joseph Lancaster en Venezuela (1989) shared family information as a descendant of the English educationist Joseph Lancaster. Alfonso de la Madrid Castro gave a lot of information about Jalisco's archives that had documents related to the State of Colima. A large-scale study of more than 350 haciendas throughout Mexico was conducted after Lancaster-Jones gave more than a dozen photos to Paul Alexander Bartlett. The photographs are in the Latin American Collection at the University of Texas at Austin. Lancaster-Jones was appointed Curator of the Museo Regional de Guadalajara by the Governor of the State of Jalisco in 1952. Boletn del Archivo Histrico de Jalisco was published in Guadalajara in 1983.He reorganized the exhibition rooms and made a detailed inventory of the various museum collections during his two years in office. The documents of Our Lady of Zapopan were major contributions in 1941. The original documents which prove the authenticity of the image that is venerated at the Basilica of Our Lady of Zapopan were located by Lancaster-Jones. The religious persecution that happened after the Mexican Revolution and caused the Cristero War led to the hiding of those. Lancaster-Jones was asked to appraise the friar's library in 1941. He gave the documents to Dr Jose Garibi <mask> who was the Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Guadalajara in those days, after finding them and purchasing them from the heirs of Friar Palacio. The documents inspired Lancaster-Jones to write his work.Francisco Mrquez's certificate was issued in 1947. Francisco Mrquez's biography was revised after the discovery of his Baptismal Certificate. During the Mexican–American War, he was one of the Nios Heroes who died. Mrquez's early years were a mystery. It


title: Ricardo Lancaster-Jones y Verea

texts: can be proven that Mrquez was actually born in Guadalajara on October 8, 1834. His godparents were his maternal grandparents: Gernimo Paniagua and Mara Prudencia Falcn. The reason why Mrquez joined the army was because of his Confirmation's godparents, his mother and the General Leonardo Mrquez.By the time Mrquez joined the Heroico Colegio Militar, his widowed mother had married a cavalry captain. Lancaster-Jones was credited by a Mexican historian for his discovery at Las Calles de Monterrey. The Illustrious People of the State of Jalisco are listed on the official website. The papers of Domingo Lazaro de Arregui died in 1949. Lancaster-Jones published two articles in the newspaper El Informador in October 1949 and March 1950, which helped to form an accurate biography of Domingo de Arregui, who wrote the earliest geographical description of former Kingdom of Nueva Galicia. Franois Chevalier reworked De Arregui's biography on his prominary study for the second edition of his work, according to Guadalajaran academic José Mara Muri. The name Los Altos was given in 1951.Lancaster-Jones refers to a land grant document issued in 1606 as Los Altos de Villanueva in his published work. Lancaster-Jones was credited with the discovery of the origin of the name Los Altos. Contributions were made to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) and the Academia Mexicana de Genealoga y Herldica had a vital part to play in the microfilming process. The Archivo General de la Nacin is located in Mexico City. The Francisco de Verdad <mask>'baptismal certificate was issued in 1958. The hacienda of Ciénega del Rincn is located in the state of Jalisco.Primo de Verdad was thought to be from Aguascalientes. His correct birthplace was determined through this. The main hall of the Congress of the State of Jalisco has a gold inscription on it. The


title: Ricardo Lancaster-Jones y Verea

texts: Illustrious People of the State of Jalisco are listed on the official website. 1974 was the year of the Haciendas de Jalisco. His most well-known book, which was published in 1974 and was the first publication in its genre, is his archive of documents related to the rural history of the former Kingdom of New Galicia in the Viceroyalty of New Spain. His published works gave him an important role in Mexico's cultural circles and abroad.He was the Honorary President of the Sociedad Oaxaquea de Genealoga y Herldica. He was the General Secretary of the Sociedad de Amigos de Tecolotln. He was appointed as the Instituto's advisor and delegate to Mexico. He was appointed president of the Mexican Chapter by the Accademia Universitaria Internazionale. He was appointed as a member of the Academic Council and the Academy's delegate to Mexico by the American International Academy. He was appointed to the Executive Council and Advisory Committee by the Augustan Society. He entered the Mexicana de Genealoga y Herldica as a supernumerary.Since then, most of his essays on genealogy and heraldry were published in the Academia's Memorias; among others, La Familia Aorga y su ramas de México stands out due to the extensive iconographic research on the families. The Port's Governor, Captain José de Aorga, was the first Director of San Blas shipyards, and this place became very important because the New Spain's explorations to North America's Pacific Coast departed from there. He became a numerary member with seat #21 in 1954. The Academia de Genealoga y Herldica Mota-Padilla was reorganized in 1950. The academic Ramiro Ordoez Jonama praised him for giving continuity to the institution. He was the General Secretary of the Junta Auxiliar Jalisciense. In 1965, Antonio Leao lvarez del Castillo, the Chairman of the Board of the University Autnoma de Guadalajara, appointed <mask>-Jones as professor of regional history at


title: Ricardo Lancaster-Jones y Verea

texts: when his paternal grandfather died in 1922. Some pieces from the 20th century's artists were included in his art collection. He is an important art collector in the State of Jalisco. In his book El Retrato en Jalisco, Guadalajaran art collector Carlos Navarro gives importance to his oil painting portrait collection. The collection included works from artists like Juan Cordero and Felipe Castro. One of the notable booklovers of Jalisco is Lancaster-Jones. Most of the books in his library were collected over the course of his life.In addition to the libraries of El Colegio de Jalisco, the University of Texas and the University of New Mexico, those volumes are also in private collections in Mexico and abroad. His bookplate was designed by the artist and academic Carlos Stahl and was catalogued in 1970 by the Mexican academic. The Coleccin de ex-libris deGuillermo Tovar de Teresa is located in Mexico City. Lancaster-Jones was General Secretary of the Sociedad de Anticuarios de Guadalajara from 1953 to 1980. The medium that made possible the population of large dispersed areas was an hacienda. The haciendas became excellent centers due to the extension of the territory of New Spain. Their inhabitants were able to channel their spiritual and material needs by living in a microcosm.The haciendas were located in a rich and diverse geography. The customs of the haciendas of this area were different from the rest of New Spain. "Haciendas", Impre-Jal, Guadalajara, 1986, is the origin of the features that distinguish Mexico in the world today. One of the notable authors of the late 20th century in Mexico was Heriberto Garca Rivas. His name can also be found as a published author. Lancaster-Jones is a person. His publications include: Bibliography 1951, Dos Monografas Jaliscienses 1952, La Biblioteca Jalisciense 1961, and Examen de Libros.24, México, 1988, pp. <mask> Antonio de Segovia and Nustra Seora de


title: Giorgio Perlasca

texts: In the winter of 1944, 5,218 Jews were saved from deportation to Nazi concentration camps by <mask>, an Italian businessman and former fascist who posed as a Spanish diplomat. Israel designated <mask> as a Righteous Among the Nations in 1989. <mask> was born in Como and grew up in Maser, Italy. He fought in the Second Italo-Abyssinian War and in the Spanish Civil War for the Nationalist Corpo Truppe Volontarie. He received a diplomatic mission from Francisco Franco as a thank you for his service in Spain. Due to Mussolini's alliance with Nazism and the adoption of Italian racial laws in 1938, <mask> grew tired of fascists. He was involved in procuring supplies for the Italian Army in the Balkans during World War II.He was sent to Eastern Europe to buy meat for the Italian army fighting on the Russian front after being appointed an official delegate of the Italian government. Italy surrendered to the Allies on September 8, 1943. Italians had to decide if they wanted to join the fascist Italian Social Republic or stay loyal to the King. <mask> decided on the latter. He was held in a castle reserved for diplomats. He requested political asylum at the Spanish Embassy after using a medical pass that allowed him to travel within Hungary. He was a veteran of the Spanish war.Since Spain was neutral in the war, he became a free man. The Spanish Chargé d'Affaires, ngel Sanz Briz, and other diplomats smuggled Jews out of Hungary. He created a system in which Jews were put under the care of various neutral

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title: Giorgio Perlasca

texts: states. He helped Jews find refuge in protected houses under the control of various embassies, which gave them an equivalent of sovereignty. They could give refuge to Jews. Sanz Briz invited <mask> to accompany him to safety when he was transferred from Hungary to Switzerland. <mask> chose to stay in Hungary.The extraterritorial houses where the Jews took refuge were ordered to be cleared by the Hungarian government. <mask> made a false announcement that Sanz Briz was due to return from a short leave, and that he had been appointed his deputy. <mask> hid and fed thousands of Jews in Hungary during the winter. On the basis of a Spanish law passed in 1924 that granted citizenship to Jews of Sephardic origin, he continued issuing safe conduct passes. In December 1944, <mask> saved two boys from being herded onto a freight train in defiance of a German lieutenant colonel. The Swedish diplomat-rescuer, who was present at the time, said that the officer who challenged him was the one who challenged Hitler. Over 45 days, from 1 December 1944 to 16 January 1945, <mask> helped save more Jews than any other person.The plan to demolish the Budapest Ghetto with around 60,000 people in it, as the Nazis had done in Warsaw, was stopped by <mask>. The far-right Hungarian Arrow Cross was planning to destroy the ghetto when <mask> was posing as the Spanish consul-general. He asked for a hearing with the Hungarian interior minister and was threatened with legal and economic measures unless he withdrew his claim

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title: Giorgio Perlasca

texts: to be a resident of Spain. Before the Soviet Army arrived in Hungary, <mask> offered to help Vajna and his family escape. There was a plan to raze the Ghetto. <mask> returned to Italy after the war. He lived a quiet life and did not discuss his actions in Hungary with anyone.After 42 years in Spain, he was finally found by a group of Hungarian Jews in 1987. <mask> was noted for his heroic actions at the time. The account of Deaglio's heroism, Banality of Goodness, became a best seller. The book was adapted as a made-for-TV film in 2005, not to be confused with the 1993 movie Perlasca. <mask> died of a heart attack. The Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum honored <mask> with a stele and a 10,000 tree forest when he was made an "honorary citizen of Israel" in 1987. The Town Seal of Padova, Italy, and the United States' 1990 medal of remembrance of the United States Holocaust Memorial Council are just a few of the awards <mask> has received." His Finest Hour" was commissioned by the Raanana Symphonette Orchestra as part of its Righteous Among the Nations project. Franco and Luciana Amadia were present at the premiere of the piece. There are places inside the memorial garden. La banalit del bene was published posthumously. Storia di Giorgio Perlasca was published in 1991. Incredibile storia dei "Giusti" nel corso della tragedia della Shoah. PDF versions of original documents are included.Sandy Cash wrote the lyrics to the song "<mask>lasca", the hero of the Hungarian Holocaust who saved Jews'

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title: Hristo Stoichkov

texts: A former professional footballer is a football commentator. He is considered to be one of the best players of his generation and is often considered to be the greatest footballer of all time. He was runner-up for the World Player of the Year in 1992 and 1994, and the Ballon d'Or in 1994. Pelé named him one of the world's greatest living players in 2004. He was the top scorer in Europe in 1990 and received the European Golden Shoe. He joined Barcelona in 1990 and was a part of the "Dream Team" that won four consecutive La Liga titles and the 1992 European Cup. He formed a strike partnership with Romrio.He quickly developed into one of the most prolific forwards in the world after he was brought to Barcelona. He was the top scorer with six goals and received the World Cup Golden Boot as a member of the Bulgaria national team that finished fourth at the 1994 World Cup. He was the third best player at the World Cup and received the Bronze Ball. He was notable for his on-pitch temper. He was nicknamed The Dagger in his playing career. He was born in the city of Plovdiv. At the age of 11, he began his football career.He scored 14 goals in the third level of Bulgaria's football in 1982. CSKA Sofia had a new member in early 1985. At the beginning of his five-year stay at CSKA, <mask> became involved in a fight during the 1985 Bulgarian Cup Final, which resulted in an original lifelong ban, later reduced to an year suspension. He came back for CSKA in a 3–1 away win over Sliven in the Cup of the Soviet Army. The final of the tournament was played on 21 May and CSKA won 2–0 against Lokomotiv. He became a regular in the left side of CSKA's attack. At the end of the season, he got his first A Group title winner's medal.He scored 6 league goals. During the 1989–90 A Group season, he scored 38 goals in 30 matches to win the European Golden Boot. After five years with CSKA, he moved to Barcelona. He scored 14 league goals and 6 more in the European Cup Winners' Cup


title: Hristo Stoichkov

texts: despite being suspended for two months for stomping on a referee's foot. He was part of the "Dream Team" that helped Barcelona win the European Cup after defeating Sampdoria in 1992. During his time in Barcelona, he became an icon for the club's fans and played with Romrio in attack. The man was known to make sure that Romario attended training sessions on time.In 1992 and 1994 he was runner up for the World Player of the Year and in 1994 he won the Ballon d'Or after leading his national team to the 1994 World Cup semi-finals. After a short time in Italy with Parma scoring seven goals, he returned to FC Barcelona where he spent the rest of his career. In the spring of 1998, he had a second stint with the club. He joined Al-Nassr in 1998 and helped them win the Asian Cup Winners' Cup. He scored the only goal in the 12th minute in the final against Suwon Bluewings, after he earned a penalty and assisted the winning goal. <mask> received $200,000 for the two games. He finished his career in the United States with the Chicago Fire and D.C. United, winning the U.S. Open Cup and scoring the first goal in the final.The Bulgaria national team played against Belgium in a Euro 1988 qualification match on September 23, 1987. He scored his first international goal in a friendly against Qatar. The 1994 World Cup was the first major tournament for Bulgaria since the 1986 World Cup. The World Cup Golden Boot was awarded to the joint top goal scorer of the tournament, with six goals, as well as earning the Bronze Ball award. Germany were the defending champion when he led Bulgaria past them in the quarter-finals. Italy defeated Bulgaria in the semi-finals. They lost the third place play-off to Sweden.The second place finish for Bulgaria in the Euro 1996 group was behind Germany. Bulgaria qualified for the playoffs as one of the best six runners-up, thanks to the ten goals scored by <mask>. Bulgaria was 2–0 down at half-time in the first match against Germany. Two goals

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texts: from penalties and a third goal from a third goal helped the team to a 3–2 win. The second match was lost by Bulgaria. In the finals, France defeated Bulgaria 3–1 in the decisive group match, while Spain defeated Romania 2–1. In that tournament, he scored three goals.The 1998 World Cup squad was eliminated in the first round. In previous years, Bulgaria earned one point in a 0–0 draw against Paraguay and only scored one goal in a 6–1 defeat by Spain. In 1999 he retired from internationals with 37 goals in 83 appearances. His last game was during the Euro 2000 kick against England, in which he assisted Georgi Markov for the equalizer goal. He was replaced by Martin Petrov in the same game. In 1996, the only Goalscorer in the tournament was <mask>, who scored 3 Goals, while in 2004, the only Goalscorer was Petrov, who scored 2 Goals. Bulgaria failed to qualify for the Euro 2000 in Belgium and the Netherlands as they needed a win to have a chance.He was the coach of the Bulgaria national team from 2004 to 2007. He was a creative, tenacious and prolific left-footed forward who was primarily deployed as a strikers, but was also capable of playing in a creative role, as an attackingMidfielder, due to his ability to provide assists for teammates. During his time at Barcelona, he formed a strike partnership with Romrio and occasionally he played on the left or through the middle, although he was also capable of playing on the left or through the middle. He used to play left full-back in his early years. He was a powerful, physically strong and technically gifted player who was known for his dribbling ability at speed, as well as for his tendency to take unpredictable, powerful shots on goal. He was the top scorer at the 1994 World Cup, as well as being a very good crosser and passer of the ball. He was described as one of the greatest players of all time by his manager, and as a player who had a winning mentality.He gained infamy because of his aggressive temper


title: Hristo Stoichkov

texts: on the pitch, he could often be seen arguing with the referee, or with his opponents. After Bulgaria's final group stage match against France, he was accused by a French teammate of making racist comments. He was sued in 2006 by a former American University student who broke his leg playing for D.C. United. The case was settled out of court in 2007. The student's coach thought the challenge was criminal. Ray Hudson was the coach of D.C. United at the time. The MLS fined him US$2,000 and suspended him for two games.In the video game series, Mediah was included in the Ultimate Team. He published an authorized biography of him. The story was told. The official unveil of the book in November was attended by many people, including the former presidents of Bulgaria, Petar Stoyanov and Georgi Parvanov, as well as the former Spanish referee Idefonso Urzar Azpitarte, who had sent off Stoic. In the 2003– 2004 season, he was a forwards coach at Barcelona. Plamen Markov resigned as national team manager after the team's first-round exit from Euro 2004. He failed to lead Bulgaria to qualification for the 2006 World Cup.He had a bad temper when he was a player. Some players quit the team due to differences with their coach. He was sent-off in a game against Sweden for insulting the referee. The biggest blow to <mask> as a manager of the national team of Bulgaria came on 12 October 2006 when the captain of the team announced he would not play for the team. Two years ago, the second captain in as many years left the team because of differences with another player. On 17 March 2007, Petrov announced that he had had a private conversation with <mask>, in which they were able to work their differences out. As a result, he would return to the team.On 10 April 2007, the Bulgarian Football Union announced they had accepted the resignation of <mask> from his post with the national team. The poor performance of the team at the ongoing Euro 2008 qualification campaign led to

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texts: widespread criticism and debate over the qualities of the manager. Despite the fact that the Bulgarians generally controlled the game and hit the post twice, the 0–0 home draw with Albania led to increased pressure on <mask>. He was sacked as manager of the team after they fell into the lower reaches of the Spanish Second Division. He was replaced by Juan Ramn Lpez Caro. He requested a visit to the Manchester City training ground. On June 29, 2009, he moved to Mamelodi Sundowns.On 16 March 2010, he quit Mamelodi Sundowns, with the former South Africa national team manager named interim until a full-time replacement is found. In order to become the head manager of the Vietnam national team, the Vietnam Football Federation invited him, but he declined. He worked as an advisor at a Russian club. The manager of the Bulgaria national team left in January 2012 to become the manager of Litex Lovech. The A PFG manager of the season was voted on by the professional footballers in the league. He quit as manager of the troubled club one month after he was named in June. The Club International Scores and results list Bulgaria's goal tally first and the score after each goal.The greatest football player of the last 50 years is from Bulgaria. In November 2003 he was selected as the Golden Player of Bulgaria by the Bulgaria Football Union. Pelé named him one of the 125 greatest living footballers at a 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556. Fans were able to vote on who was the best player in the 90s, and it was <mask> who won the award. In Barcelona, he was named an "honorary consul of Bulgaria". He was removed from his position in October of last year due to his criticisms of the Spanish government in relation to the Catalonia independence referendum, as well as the fact that he lives mainly in the area. Football managers in Spain and South Africa are

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