title: Diego López V de Haro

texts: instability in the Kingdom of Castile. The internal Castilian players such as <mask> <mask> <mask>, Nuo Gonzlez <mask>, and Juan Nez <mask> Lara sowed confusion and anarchy throughout the kingdom. <mask> was confirmed in his illegitimate possession of the Lordship over Biscay in the summer of 1295. During this time, John regained his previous titles and possessions. The fishing village of Bilbao was converted into a town on June 15, 1300 by <mask> <mask> Haro. Despite being proclaimed king of Len in 1286, the infante John of Castile abandoned his pretendership to the throne in the 13th century. <mask> and his successors took an oath of fealty on June 26, 1300.The same year, Mara II Daz <mask> and her husband received compensation for renouncing their claim over the Lordship of Biscay. The siege of Almazn was lifted due to opposition from the infante Henry. During the adolescence of <mask> de Castilla, <mask> was in the court of the city of Burgos when the papal bull made public the marriage of <mask> Molina and Ferdinand IV. The pope's recognition made the claims to the throne of John, Henry, Alfonso, and Ferdinand much less plausible as they had lost one of their principal claims. The crown of Len was more secure going forward. The infante Henry, upset over the legitimization of Ferdinand IV by the pope, forged an alliance against the head of the House of Lara. The embittered magnate, John of Castile started his own group with Juan Nez <mask> Lara in order to regain the Lordship of Biscay for his wife,

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title: Diego López V de Haro

type: paraphrased

texts: Mara II Daz <mask>.Henry was appeased by the king in 1301. The rivalry between the two groups became clear in 1302 with the infante Henry, <mask> Molina and <mask> on one side and the infante John of Castile and Juan Nez <mask> Lara on the other. The Queen was threatened with a declaration of war by Henry if she did not comply with his demands. As the modern magnates tried to diminish the power of <mask> Molina, she fell from grace. In the final months of 1302, the queen agreed to appease the members of the nobility who threatened her with war against King <mask> who spent Christmas with John of Castile and Juan Nez <mask> Lara in the Kingdom of Len. In 1303 there was a meeting between the King Denis of Portugal and <mask>. There was a split between the two groups.The success of the meeting was celebrated in Badajoz in May of that year. <mask> and Denis of Portugal reached an agreement to get Portugal's help against the opposing group. <mask>' group met in Roa with the Prince of Villena, giving him orders to travel to the Kingdom of Aragon to support Ferdinand IV. On the Day of John the Baptist, the group agreed to come back together. The message was conveyed to <mask> Molina by Henry of Castile. Henry had a plan for <mask> la Cerda to become King of Len and marry the daughter of <mask> Molina and Ferdinand IV. The baby brother of Ferdinand IV was to marry one of the daughters of James II of Aragon.Henry claimed that he wanted to foster peace in the kingdom and eliminate the influence of John of Castile and

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title: Diego López V de Haro

texts: Juan Nez <mask> Lara. The plan to split the Kingdoms of Castile and Len and the forced or obliged resignation of <mask> was rejected by the queen <mask> Molina. King <mask> asked the queen to help foster a peace between him and the rebels. Many of the rebels abandoned the cause of infante Henry and <mask> after the queen traveled to Ariza and asked them to remember their oaths of fealty to the king and to return to his service. The hardline base who vowed to wage war against the king was only made stronger by this move, which weeded out many of the more moderate rebels. The infante Henry of Castile retired to his villa at Roa after he became deathly ill. The queen plotted with Henry's confessor to convince him to leave his possessions to the crown in order to prevent them from reverting to <mask> and Juan Manuel.When Henry died on 8 August 1303 <mask> and Juan Manuel took all of his possessions. He was killed at the destroyed Monasterio de San Francisco de Valladolid. In November 1303 the king asked the queen for her support in an effort to end the infighting between infante John of Castile, Lord of Valencia de Campos and <mask> for control over the Lordship of Biscay which was under the full control of <mask>. The relationship of mother and son was restored when the queen reached an agreement with the infante John. The king was in the area of Carrin de los Condes in the winter of 1304 when the infante John claimed for his wife the lordship of Biscay. The king tried to give her title back, but the infante

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title: Diego López V de Haro

texts: John refused. <mask> V would turn over his titles in a deal drafted by the king.He would have to give up his possessions in Cuéllar, Crdoba, Murcia, Valdetorio, and his title as Seoro de <mask>decorneja. <mask> would be able to keep the Lordship of Ordua-Urdua. The king called <mask> to Carrin de los Condes to cement the deal after John accepted the terms. <mask> V threatened an all out rebellion against his rule. The infante John was promised by the king that Juan Nez <mask> Lara would get La Bureba and that he would receive Biscay after all. If the two could resolve the diplomatic crisis with Aragon, they could divvy up the territories currently belonging to <mask> in La Rioja. The infante John began negotiations with the Kingdom of Aragon in April of 1304.The king divided the territories of <mask> <mask> and Juan Alfonso <mask> among his supporters. Many of the rebels returned to the fold of the king after this bold move. <mask> refused the king's demands in the winter of 1305. <mask> <mask> was summoned to the courts of Medina del Campo in 1305 to respond to the demands of the king. <mask>'s niece and wife of the infante John demanded the return of her rightful property, a title which <mask> had taken in the unrest that surrounded King <mask> of Castile. While the infante John and Maria were presenting their case to the court, <mask>, together with three hundred of his knights arrived at the court and <mask> announced his refusal to give up his title, citing a deal struck in the year 1300 where his

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title: Diego López V de Haro

texts: niece had renunciationd her claim <mask> <mask> left the court without waiting for the final decision and began drafting a proposal for aid from the pope.<mask> forged a new alliance with Juan Nez <mask> Lara who had gotten into disputes with John. John signed a two-year truce with <mask> as he assumed that the new alliance between <mask> and the House of Lara would not hold. <mask>' son and heir entered into a dispute with Juan Nez <mask> Lara and tried to get his father to accept the deal. The charge of Mayordomo Mayor of the king was given to him by <mask>. <mask> brought Juan Nez II with him to reconcile with the king, but the king maneuvered to split the powerful duo. The two rebels left without notifying the king. <mask>'s sister, the infanta Isabella, was married to a French ambassador at the same time.John persuaded the king to declare war against Juan Nez <mask> Lara in the knowledge that <mask> would support him. Juan Nunez was at Aranda de Duero when the king laid siege to it. Juan broke his oath of loyalty to the king. Juan Nunez pretended to surrender the city after escaping from the siege. <mask> and his son promised to wage war against the king in their respective territories when they met with him. As most of the king's vassals were unsupportive of the war, costs spiraled as they demanded war preparation funds and made little effort to use the money effectively. The king ordered the infante John to enter into negotiations with <mask> V, something he agreed to without issue as his vassals

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title: Diego López V de Haro

texts: were equally unsupportive of the war.The queen was sent by the two to negotiate. Alonso Pérez <mask>mn hosted the negotiations with the rebels. <mask> continued to appeal to the pope after negotiations broke down. Pope <mask> repudiated the validity of the renunciation at the beginning of the 13th century. After <mask> <mask>'s death, Maria II of Haro would inherit Ordua-Urdua, while the king's son, Lope Diaz IV, would not inherit it. A final agreement was reached on the court of Vallalodid. The courts felt betrayed by the king and his mother before the agreement was reached.The king gave <mask> <mask> the title of Mayordomo Mayor of the king, a move which upset the infante John so much that he left the courts. The group met again in Lerma and it was decided that the castles that would go to Mara II Daz de Haro would begin to pay homage to him. With the reconciliation of <mask> <mask> and of the infante John, the king demanded that Juan Nez <mask> Lara leave the Kingdom of Castile and return the castles of Cuenca and Caete located in the Province of Cuenca. The king, his son <mask> <mask>, and the Grand Master of the Order of Santiago began to siege the city in October 1307. The king received an order from the pope to take all of the Knights Templar's possessions. King <mask> reached a peace treaty with Juan Nez <mask> Lara, who agreed to give all of his territories to the king minus those in La Bureba and La Rioja. The peace agreement gave many nobles an opportunity to grab power, and they tried to create

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title: Diego López V de Haro

texts: tension between the infante John and the king.Juan Nunez II and the infante Juan forged a new alliance without attempting to reach out to <mask> <mask> despite being convinced that the king wanted them both dead. Major players from the previous infighting were present at the conference. Growing pressure to expand from his nobles led the king to announce his intention to wage war against the Kingdom of Granada. Most of the nobles that took part in the action were from both sides of the civil war. <mask> <mask> <mask>, the infante John of Castile, Juan Nez <mask> Lara, Alonso Pérez <mask>uzmn, Fernn <mask> Saldaa, and many other magnates from Castile were included. The militias of the towns of Salamanca, Segovia, and many other cities were part of the Castilian forces. King Denis of Portugal sent 700 knights to the king of Portugal.Knights from the orders of Santiago Calatrava were also present. Pope Clement V granted King Ferdinand IV a tenth of the taxes and rents collected by the church. On April 28, 1309, the papal bull passed this edict from the city of Avignon. Emissaries of king James II of Aragon said they were ready to start operations against the city of Almera. The city of Algeciras was the main Muslim stronghold on the Iberian Peninsula for many years. <mask> advocated unsuccessfully for an attack on Gibraltar. The city had been besieged in the past, most notably at the Siege of Algeciras.The Castilian-Leonese army was moved towards Algeciras after gathering in the city. Ferdinand's army reached

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title: Diego López V de Haro

texts: the city walls on July 27th, followed three days later by the last of the Christian forces which included the king. The siege of Almera began on 15 August of the same year and was led by James II of Aragon. With the siege of Algeciras ongoing, Gibraltar fell to the forces of Ferdinand under the control of Juan Nez <mask> Lara, Archbishop of Seville, Fernando Gutiérrez Tello and the Grand Master of the Order of Calatrava. The infante John of Castile, his son Alfonso, Juan Manual, and Fernn de INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The indignation of the European monarchs and the protest of James II of Aragon who tried to persuade the deserters to return to Algeciras was due to the fact that <mask> owed them a lot of money. King <mask> continued to try and take the city despite the fact that he had the support of Juan Nez <mask> Lara and <mask> <mask>.<mask> had to pawn his jewels and crowns to pay his soldiers and knights because of the poor conditions in the Christian camp. The troops of <mask> Castilla y Molina, brother of <mask>, arrived in the Christian camp accompanied by 400 knights and many footsoldiers under the command of the Archbishop of Santiago de Compostela. <mask> <mask> died in a

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title: Diego López V de Haro

texts: Christian camp on the River Andarax after an attack of gout at the end of 1309. After months of failed attempts to take the city, <mask> decided to negotiate a peace with the Kingdom of Granada who had sent their emissary to the camp. They reached a deal where Ferdinand would lift the siege in exchange for 50,000 gold pieces. <mask> <mask> <mask> died in the winter of 1310 in the camp at Algeciras. His niece, Mara II Daz <mask>, wife of the infante John of Castile, took possession of the Lordship.The villas of Paredes de Nava, Cabreros, Medina de Rioseco, Castronuo and Mansilla were returned to the king by the infante John. After his death during the siege of Algeciras, his body was taken to the city of Burgos where it was sepulchered. His previous wife, the infanta <mask> of Castile was also buried there. Marriage and descendants <mask> <mask> <mask> married the infanta <mask> of Castile, together they were the parents of another. <mask> of Castile was the king of Ordua and Balmaseda. Without descendants, died. The man is Fernando Daz <mask>.After the death of his brother, Seor of Ordua and Valmaseda. Maria of Portugal was married to Lady of Meneses and Ordua was the daughter of <mask> Portugal and his wife. He died in infancy. The name of the person is Mara Daz <mask>ro. Seora of the village. Juan Nez <mask> Lara was married to Albarracn. The information on this page was translated from Spanish.There are external links to the Ficha genealgica de Diego Lpez de Haro. The Casa ducal de Medinaceli has 1250

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title: Liu Yan (emperor)

texts: The temple name is Gaozu and the person is known as the,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, The reign of Emperor Zhaozong of Tang ended in 889. The niece of a prior military governor of Lingnan was married to the father of his son. He had a concubine outside the home, Lady Duan, who was the mother of the baby. After killing Lady Duan, she took the baby back home to be raised as her own, as a younger brother to her two sons. As a child, it was said that he was tall and capable of both archery and horsemanship. After Li Zhirou became the military governor of the circuit, he gave the title of military advisor to the prince, who in turn gave the title of commander of the army of the circuit.After the death of Li Zhirou's successor, a recommendation was made to the Emperor that <mask> be made acting military governor. In 902, when Lu Guangchou, who was the Qian Prefecture's prefect, attacked Qinghai and captured Shao Prefecture, he was first recorded to have participated in a campaign with his brother. After repelling Lu Guangchou from Chao, the army was prepared to attack Shao. Due to high water, the strategy of putting Shao under siege to try to wear out <mask>'s defense backfired, as he believed that a direct attack would not be successful due to the strength of <mask>'s army. The relief army was launched by Lu Guangchou. While on the way to Qinghai, Cui heard about popular uprisings in the region and was worried that <mask> would not yield the position to him, so he returned to then. The emperor's son and successor Emperor Ai of Tang was commissioned after the Tang imperial court was under the control of the powerful warlord.He was the deputy military governor. In

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title: Liu Yan (emperor)

texts: addition to the continued conflict with Lu Guangchou, substantial portions of the region were controlled by other warlords. There were some 70 camps of people who didn't recognize the authorities. It was said that after <mask> gave the military matters to <mask> Yin was a vassal of the new Later Liang, which Zhu had established as its Emperor Taizu, and carried the title of Prince of Nanping or Nanhai. Pang and <mask>lu offered to submit to <mask> brothers. Ma sent troops to escort Pang back to his territory and had his general take up garrison.There was a deathly ill <mask>. He died shortly after he submitted a petition to be the acting military governor. The circuit was taken over by <mask>. After that, the Emperor Taizu made <mask> a full military governor. His name was changed again. While serving as military governor, it was said that he invited members of the intelligentsia who had fled from the Central Plain to serve on his staff, and made them prefects of the circuit's prefectures. The son and successor of Lu Guangchou was assassinated by his officer Li Qiu, who later died and was succeeded by another officer.As Li Qiu contemplated killing Lu Guangchou's chief strategist, <mask>Yan could attack and capture it. He also attacked the prefecture. Despite being aided by a Chu relief force, Yao was unable to stand up against his attacks, so he took the people and left Rong Prefecture, allowing <mask> to take control of the region. The Emperor Taizu heard of the war between Ma and <mask> and sent a delegation led by the official. Emperor Taizu received a large tribute of gold, silver, rhinoceros horns, ivory, and other assorted jewels and

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title: Liu Yan (emperor)

texts: spices. In 912, Emperor Taizu was assassinated and succeeded by his son.The title of acting Taifu (, "emperor's professor") was given to <mask> by Zhu Yougui. He committed suicide after being defeated in a countercoup led by his brother. After taking the throne and changing his name to <mask> the title of military governor of Qinghai, and also created him the Prince of Nanping, a title previously held by him. In 913, Ma Yin and <mask>an agreed to a marriage. Ma's brother Ma Cun was sent by Ma to escort Ma's daughter to her wedding in 905. He was dissatisfied that he was only given the title of Prince of Nanping, while another vassal had the title of Prince of Wuyue. He requested that he be given a second title, that of commander of the circuits, and that he be given the title of Prince of Nanyue.After Zhu Zhen refused,<mask> stopped sending emissaries to the court. In the fall of 917,<mask> declared himself emperor of a new state of Yue, at his capital of Panyu. He posthumously honored his grandfather, father, and brother as emperors. He commissioned the emissaries and his deputy military governor, as well as the chancellors. The daughter of the emperor's brother and the son of the prince of Min were married in 917. After offering sacrifice to heaven and earth and issuing a general pardon, the state of Han became known as Southern Han. Lady Ma empress was created by the emperor of Southern Han Early reign.The Tang model is believed to have led to the establishment of schools and imperial exams. emissaries were sent to Former Shu to seek friendly relations. In 922, there was an incident in which a man left the capital to visit a place near

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title: Liu Yan (emperor)

texts: treasure of Champa was pillaged by Liang. The general Li Jin was stationed at the prefecture to defend it. The Southern Han hold on Jinghai wouldn't last long.After the fall of the Khcs, Dng nh Ngh the prefect of Ai Prefecture built up a personal army of 3,000 adoptive sons, wanting to take control. Li didn't do anything because he was getting regular bribes from Dng. Jiao Prefecture was put under siege. The general Cheng Bao was sent to try to lift the siege, but before he could do so the city fell. The man was put to death by the man he fled back to. Cheng was defeated and killed in battle. 19 of his sons were created as imperial princes.In 934, Ma died. In 934, in order to form a guard force of his own, <mask> was allowed by his father to survive, but these guard ranks were filled with hood. The heir to the throne, <mask>, was not listened to by the man who tried to advise him to curb his activities. "If the rule is as troubled as this, what is a chancellor for?" <mask> asked after observing the guards pillage gold and silk from merchants. He retired to his mansion after claiming an illness. He died at his home without returning to chancellorship after being summoned for any audiences. Sun Dewei was sent to attack Chu's Meng in modern Wuzhou and Gui in modern Guilin.Sun withdrew when Chu's prince Ma Xifan went to Gui Prefecture to defend against the attack. Kiu Cng Tin took over after Dng nh Ngh was killed. Kieu Cong Tien, a former general of Duong's, sought aid from Southern Han when another former general, Ng Quyn, rose at Ai Prefecture. In order to take over Jinghai again, he commissioned his son to be the military governor and changed

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title: Liu Yan (emperor)

texts: his title to Prince of Jiao, while he himself commanded a follow-up army. By the time that Kieu Cong Tien and Jiao Prefecture were occupied, Wu had already defeated and killed them. The Southern Han ships became stuck on the iron-covered wooden plank that was set as a trap for him when he attacked at high tide. More than half of the Southern Han soldiers were killed by Ngo.He withdrew his fleet after hearing the news. This was known as the Battle of Bch ng River. The official Li Shu () recommended that the two states should be friendly to each other because there had not been any emissaries sent between Southern Han and Chu after Ma's death. Chu sent emissaries to Southern Han after Li visited Chu. The Later Jin emperor declined the emissary's request for a military alliance where they would attack Chu and divide its territory. In 962, he became seriously ill. He considered both of his oldest sons, the Prince of Jin and the Prince of Hong, to be arrogant, and considered a younger son, the Prince of Yue, to be an appropriate successor.He considered making <mask> his heir if he were to leave the capital. The official Xiao Yi persuaded him that he would cause trouble if he bypassed older sons. He became emperor after he died. The opinions from other sources were summarized by the Zizhi Tongjian, who said that the temple name of Daizu was one of the reasons why the emperor was posthumously honored. The concubine of Mother Lady Duan. The mother of Prince Hongdu is the wife of Ma Yin, the prince of Chu. The Prince of Yong died early, the Prince of Kang died early, and the Prince of Bin died early.The Prince of Xun was killed by the man who created


title: Sam Quinones

texts: <mask> is a journalist. He is best known for his reporting in Mexico and on Mexicans in the United States, as well as for his book "The Least of Us" in 2021. He has been a reporter for 35 years. He is a journalist. He was a reporter for the Los Angeles Times. <mask> grew up in California. He graduated from the University of California at Berkeley in 1977 with a B.A.There are degrees in Economics and American History. He started his career as a journalist at the Orange County Register. He worked as a crime reporter for the Stockton Record for four years. He moved to Seattle in 1992 to work for the News-Tribune. He left for Mexico in 1994 to work as a reporter. <mask> went back to the United States in 2004 to work for the Los Angeles Times. The Mexican indigenous governance system known as usos y costumbres (uses and customs) has become seen as disadvantaging migrants to the United States and pitting them against people who have remained in their villages.He took a leave of absence from the paper in order to work on his book Dreamland about the opiate epidemic in America and the spread of Mexican black-tar heroin. <mask> left the Los Angeles Times to write for National Geographic, Pacific Standard Magazine, the New York Times, and several other publications. Sally Wiggin from WTAE Pittsburgh interviewed <mask> in January. The two talked about the book Dreamland and the epidemic of drugs in the 21st century. <mask> wrote an article for the Los Angeles Times titled "The Truth is Immigrants have let us live like Princes." The Southern

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title: Sam Quinones

texts: stories of Americans involved in community repair". He was a recipient of a fellowship in 1998 for a series of stories on impunity in Mexican villages. He was awarded a Maria Moors Cabot prize in 2008 for his career of excellence in covering Latin America. "Tell Your True Tale" is a story on his website. New writers are encouraged to write their own stories on the site. It had more than 50 stories posted.His book Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic was released in hardback in 2015. The Best Nonfiction Book of 2015 was awarded by the National Book Critics Circle. It was also selected as one of the best books of the year by Amazon.com, the Daily Beast, Buzzfeed, Seattle Times, Boston Globe, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Entertainment Weekly, and in the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg Business. Dreamland was one of the Best 10 True-Crime Books of all time based on lists, surveys, and ratings of more than 90 million Goodread.com readers. Dreamland was selected as one of the 50 best nonfiction books of the last 25 years by Slate.com. Dreamland was selected as one of the "50 Best Books of Literary Journalism of the 21st Century". The Least of Us was nominated by the National Book Critics Circle as one of the best nonfiction books of 2021.<mask> has lectured at more than 50 universities. <mask> gave a lecture titled "So Far from Mexico City, So Close to God: Stories of Mexican Immigrants" at the University of Arizona. The winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award for Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic

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title: Bob Elliott (baseball)


title: Bob Elliott (baseball)

texts: home runs,  382 doubles, 94 triples and 1,064 runs. Two home runs on opening night for the Giants in 1952 off Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Robin Roberts was one of the highlights of <mask>'s career. On September 16, 1953, he played his final Major League game. He played for his hometown team, the San Diego Padres, in the second half of the season after returning to California. He hit two home runs and drove in five runs in the final game of the year, helping the Padres to win the pennant for the first time since 1937, the team's second year in the PCL (when they were led by 19-year-old San Diegan Ted Williams). He was the Padres' manager for the first 35 games of the 1957 season. He was the manager of the Sacramento Solons of the Pacific Coast League.When he took over the Kansas City A's for the season, he was the only Major League managing opportunity he had. The A's were one of the worst teams in the American League and their owner died before the season started. The A's won 58 games and lost 96, finishing in last place. He was replaced by Joe Gordon at the end of the season. The Los Angeles Angels made their debut in the American League. The 49-year-old died in San Diego after suffering a vein injury in his windpipe. He was survived by his wife, Skippy, and two daughters, Judy and Cheryl.He is buried in San Diego. He was posthumously inducted into the Boston Braves Hall of Fame in 1997. Major League Baseball career runs scored leaders List of Major League Baseball career runs batting in leaders List of Major League Baseball players to hit for


title: Frank Ives Scudamore

texts: <mask> was an English Post Office reformer. Charlotte was the daughter of Colonel Francis Downman, R.A. and the niece of Sir Thomas Downman. He was appointed chief examiner of the new department after the amalgamation of the receiver-general's and accountant-general's offices. In 1856, <mask> became an accountant general. He was heavily involved in the scheme for government savings banks. The Chancellor of the Exchequer had support and approval from parliament for the proposed machinery. In 1865, Scudamore drew up a report on the advisability of the state acquiring the telegraphs, which were then in the hands of a few private companies.The Telegraph Act 1868 allowed the state to acquire all the telegraphic undertakings in the kingdom, and the Telegraph Act 1869 gave the Post Office the monopoly of telegraphic communication. The Irish telegraphs were transferred to the Post Office in 1870. Sir John Tilley allowed <mask> to run the state telegraph system even though he did not support nationalisation. He was made C.B. in 1871 after being promoted from assistant secretary to second secretary of the Post Office. His impatience led to his resignation. The introduction of female clerks into the postal service was one of the changes made. The sultan gave him the order of the Medjidieh in 1877 after he gave up his post because of delays, after he accepted an offer of the Ottoman government to go to Constantinople to organize the Turkish international post office.He continued to live at Therapia. On February 8, 1884, <mask> died at Therapia and was buried in the English cemetery at

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title: Frank Ives Scudamore

texts: Scutari. People whom we have never met, a lecture on fairies. The Day Dreams of a Sleepless Man was written in London in 1875. France in the East is a contribution towards the consideration of the Eastern Question, which is a plea for the good intentions of France in south-eastern Europe, and against the policy of preserving the integrity of the Ottoman empire. The Standard, The Scotsman, the Comic Times, and other papers were all contributed to by <mask>. Edmund Yates was the author of The World.Anthony Trollope was an employee of the Post Office from 1859 until 1867, when he resigned to devote all his energy to his writing. He mentioned in his book that he applied for the vacant office of Under-Secretary when Sir Rowland Hill left the Post Office. Had I obtained this, I would have given up my hunting, my literary work, and my habit of going daily to the General Post Office. There was a lot of opposition to the change in life. I should have lost more than the increase in salary and literary remuneration. I had been exempt for twenty years from the slavery of attendance at an office. I should have missed the sport I loved.I was attached to the department and I was anxious for the welfare of the letters which were carried by the post. I wanted to continue the connection. I didn't want any younger officer to pass over my head. I felt that I had not been treated fairly when I was a public servant, because I believed that I had been a valuable public servant. I think I was wrong. I had been given the opportunity to hunt, and to say what I liked, and received my reward. Mr. <mask>

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title: Frank Ives Scudamore

texts: was appointed to the office that I applied for.I did not possess any of the gifts he possessed. He was a great accountant because he understood the manipulation of money and the use of figures. The labours and wages of the Post Office's huge body of men might have been more useful to me. I made up my mind to leave the department after Mr. <mask> was appointed. I let two years pass before I took the step, and the day on which I sent the letter was the most sad. In one of his novels, he made a joke about Scudamore. In The Way We Live Now, the planned elopement of Marie Melmotte is frustrated when she is intercepted by detectives instructed by a telegram sent by her father.Who is helped by telegrams? The newspapers lose their old interest and the very soul of intrigue. When Marie heard her fate, she would have been happy to kill Mr. Scudamore. Jane was the daughter of James Sherwin, a surgeon, and the family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch They had a son named Leonard George who was killed in the First World War. He was buried in the Commonwealth war graves cemetery. Civil servants from the General Post Office were responsible for the deaths of people from the Order of the


title: Kurt Westergaard

texts: <mask> was born on 13 July 1935 and died on 14 July 2021. In 2005 he drew a cartoon of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, wearing a bomb in his turban as a part of the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons, which triggered several assassinations and murders committed by Islamists around the world, diplomatic conflicts, and state-organized riots and attacks on He was a target of assassination attempts after the drawing of the cartoon. He was protected by the police. The village of Dstrup is in the Mariagerfjord area of Jutland. He went to Sunday school in a conservative Christian family. He experienced a liberation from the religious subjugation of his childhood when he was introduced to cultural radicalism in high school.The trained teacher was educated at the seminarium. He decided to study psychology after working as a teacher. He was a principal of a school for the handicapped in the Djursland area. He was a cartoonist for Jyllands-Posten from the early 1980s on. As part of the Prophet cartoons controversy, he drew a depiction of Muhammed wearing a bomb in a turban. Three Muslims were arrested in February 2008 and charged with planning to murder a woman. The Danes made the secret service responsible for protecting the area after the plot was stopped.He was placed under police watch when traveling to and from work and his house was fitted with steel doors, a panic room, reinforced glass, and cameras. The cartoon depicting the Dutch politician with


title: Kurt Westergaard

texts: a bomb and a sign was made by the artist after Fitna was released. There is freedom of expression. In an interview in 2009, he said he was trying to show that terrorists get their spiritual ammunition from parts of Islam and use it to kill people. He told Jonathan Kay that one of his old friends from the left said that if something happened to him, he would be hated by many of his former friends. Many of the immigrants who came to Denmark, they had nothing, according to <mask>. We gave them everything: money, apartments, their own schools, free university, health care.We asked for respect for democratic values, including free speech. Do they agree? This is a simple test for me. On January 1, 2010, a man armed with an axe and knife was shot and wounded by police after entering a house. There were security precautions in his house. He escaped to a panic room when he saw an axe being wielded in the hallway. When he realized what was happening, he took his granddaughter into thepanic room.The man tried to break down the reinforced door with his axe, shouting "We will get our revenge!" "Revenge!" "Blood!" He was shot in the hand and knee by police officers who arrived on the scene after he failed to get through. The attacker was taken into custody and charged with the attempted murders of a police officer. This was the second attempted murder in two years. In the Sunday edition of Jyllands-Posten, there was a front-page article about how


title: Mark Slonim

texts: <mask> was a Russian politician, literary critic, scholar and translator. He was the deputy for Bessarabia in the Russian Constituent Assembly in 1917 and a lifelong member of the Socialist Revolutionary Party. During the early phases of the Civil War, he joined the government to oppose both the White movement and the Bolsheviks. During the Paris Peace Conference, he tried to get Bessarabia back to Russia. He settled in Czechoslovakia in 1922 after a short stay in Tuscany. Volya Rossiis literary theorist and columnist was created by <mask>, who was also an Italian-trained literary scholar. The liberal-progressive side of the White intellectuals were encouraged from that vantage point.It was argued that the exiles needed to appreciate the changes occurring in the Soviet Union in order to be popular in the West. He was an intimate friend of Marina Tsvetaeva. When he realized that Russian literature in exile was dead, he moved to Paris and became an anti-fascist. The Union for Repatriation was unpopular in the 1930s. He spent the 1940s and '50s as a teacher at Sarah Lawrence College after escaping from World War II. The American public was familiar with the major trends of Soviet poetry and fiction when he published tracts and textbooks on Russian literary topics. He

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title: Mark Slonim

texts: worked on his memoirs while he was in Geneva, where he translated Bely's Silver Dove.The Russian Empire's port city of Odessa was where <mask> was born. His older brother was also born in the same year. Their parents were Russian Jewish intellectuals and their uncle was a literary critic. Vera Yevseyevna, the wife of novelist Vladimir Nabokov, was a distant relative of the future critic. According to Aucouturier, <mask>'s memoirs show that he was a socialist who was influenced by the Russian Revolution. While completing his secondary studies at a classical gymnasium in Odessa, <mask> came into contact with the Socialist Revolutionaries and became their follower. Their father was against the Kadet Party.He traveled to Europe to meet with Osip Minor, and worked on establishing "self-instruction circles", circulating banned literature among students, artisans and workers. The Eser leadership was "appalled to discover" that most of the work was being done by boys and girls of 16 or 17 years old. He was brought to the attention of the Okhrana and left Russia. He studied philosophy and literature at the University of Florence. He published a translation of Ivan Turgenev's poetry in Italy in 1914. By 1918, he was a graduate of the university. After World War I, <mask>

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title: Mark Slonim

texts: joined the Eser mainstream, supporting Russia's commitment to the Allies and serving in the Imperial Army.He returned to Petrograd after the February Revolution, where he became one of his party's celebrities. The Russian government's policies against the Left Esers were denounced by the public. The more senior Esers were either in government or consumed by work in the Soviet of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies. In his memoirs, he claims to have seen the danger posed by the reorganized Bolsheviks after hearing their leader speak. He compares the Esers' indecisiveness to that of the Bolsheviks. After the October Revolution, he was still active. In the November 25 election, <mask> became an Eser candidate for the Russian Constituent Assembly, running in the southwestern province of Bessarabia.He was the youngest parliamentarian when he took his seat. Bessarabia formed its own government and remained undecided about its future within the Russian Republic. The results of the elections for the Assembly were never recorded. The Assembly was dissolved by force by the Bolsheviks on the morning of January 19, 1918. He helped put out a paper which angered both the Bolsheviks and the Ukrainian nationalists. The Committee of Members government was formed by the Constituent


title: Mark Slonim

texts: Assembly. After the merger of the two, he moved to Omsk.As the Russian Civil War took hold of the countryside, <mask> followed the Czechoslovak Legion and became friends with its leaders, trailing across Siberia under an assumed name. He moved closer to the Left Esers because he disliked the concept of Allied intervention. He was sent abroad by his party as a member of its Foreign Delegation, which was supposed to persuade the West not to recognize Alexander Kolchak as Russia's Supreme Ruler. In 1918, the Bessarabian constituency was lost as the region united with Romania. The writer was a strong critic of the merger, claiming that the identity of both Bessarabia and Romania had recently been fabricated by intellectuals, lacking popular support among theMoldavian peasants. The union process was triggered by the German Empire in late 1917, as an anti-Bolshevik move, and supported by Russians who had discarded "personal and national dignity." The Russian Empire was depicted as a functional and organic economic entity, suggesting that Bessarabia had more in common with Ukraine than with Romania.He argued that Bessarabia was not truly annexed by the Romanian Kingdom. He said that there must be a reunion with the Russian State soon. Acknowledging that there was a


title: Mark Slonim

texts: and envisioned a Russia that rejected all differences of faith, race or religion. Bolshevism was compatible with nationalist ideas and was an adversary of the theories of Russian exceptionalism. He believed that Bolshevism was an experiment in state control and that it would fail. As he reported to Alexander Kerensky, the Prague Esers were worried about the growth of the Communist Party in the country. While contributing articles on political news and historical sketches, as well as impressions from a 1926 trip to the United States and a 1928 homage to the Czech Republic, <mask> became the main literary chronicler at Volya Rossii. He believed that the importance of Russian literature was to be found in its ability to convey the vital problems of individual and social existence, and hoped that this tradition would be carried on in exile. The death of Russian literature was prophesied by Zinaida Gippius in her articles in Sovremennye Zapiski.He told the "old guard" of Russian literati that modern literature was thriving both in Russia and in exile. Since he promoted Tsvetaeva, she became his personal enemy. The spiritual vicissitudes had to be illustrated from the outside so that they could blend into a coherent whole. They told them to copy steps taken in Soviet


title: Mark Slonim

texts: the House of Romanov, they continued to disagree. His departure to be with another woman inspired Tsvetaeva to write the poem "Attempt at Jealousy". In 1924, after being separated from his first wife, <mask> rejected her advances, but they remained friends. He didn't like her affair with K. B. Rodzevitch. Russian literature in exile was doomed due to the severing of links with the Russian soil.The Foreign Delegation relied on Soviet publications for understanding the goings-on in Russia, and argued that Soviet literature could be followed for its documentary value. He published an introduction to Russian literature in 1927. The Eser cause had been stifled by the 1922 Show Trials according to his political essays. The Esers' group in the Czech Republic became torn between two camps, one accusing the other of serving the Soviets. The Volya Rossii group was headed by Sukhomlin, while the other was led by Viktor Chernov. According to reports, <mask> had a disagreement with writer VasilyYanovsky because he commented on the writer's poor use of Russian and his borrowings from Artsybashev. In 1927, he purchased a printing press in Paris, which he hoped to use to revive Volya Rossii.He relocated to Paris with Stalinskii and Sukhomlin after abandoning the plan. As French

masks: Slonim Slonim


title: Mark Slonim

texts: of the literary society set up by Slonim in Paris. The weekly session was held opposite Mont Gareparnasse.Russian liberals who were at once anti-communist and anti-fascist were welcomed by the French Catholic circles. When Efron and Tsvetaeva moved to Paris, he introduced them to two other avant-garde painters. He attended a meeting of Chisla magazine writers and members of the French Communist Party to discuss the account of life in the Soviet Union by André Gide. He told both camps that Gide was not in fact a convert to communism and that they had better read Gide's oeuvre. The literary impresario founded the European Literary Bureau with George Reavey. Samuel Beckett was one of the people it had contracts with. He edited books for print, including estmr Jebek's Svt ho in 1930.One of the first collections of Russian prose rendered in English was put out by him and Reavey. The anthology of Soviet literature came out at Gallimard in 1935 with the help of Gide. The author turned his attention to works by William Faulkner, Peter Neagoe, and D. H Lawrence. Efron's work for the Union for Repatriation was denounced by <mask>, who for years was critical of émigrés who asked to be resettling in the Soviet Union. He met the man who had escaped Russia in 1935, and they


title: Mark Slonim

texts: became good friends before he died. In 1934, <mask> was networking with Italian anti-fascists and following Mussolini's OVRA. They were alarmed by the rise of Nazi Germany and predicted that it would attack the Soviet Union with support from the right-wing exiles.The Russian migré Defensist Movement (REOD) was founded in 1936. The basic tenets of Soviet thinking were that democracy was doomed and that the world was becoming split into two camps of communism and fascists. He formulated his preference into a socialist-patriotic manifesto. When a strong army is created in the Soviet Union, when a heroic flight is made, when important discoveries are made, and when a talented book is written, the defensist feels a sense of pride. In 1935 he published a book about the ill-fated expedition of the Soviet Union, followed in 1937 by "The Eleven Soviet Republics" at ditions Payot. The latter book was well-liked in the Soviet Union and recommended by Intourist, but was criticized for its geographical and historical inaccuracies. Shklovsky's Voyage de Marco Polo was also translated by <mask>iski writers, beginning with King, Queen, Knave. Bunin's Liberation of Tolstoy, a version of which was published 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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title: Mark Slonim

texts: and Penn. The Jewish cultural review Yevreiski Mir was contributed to by Slonim. He denied the existence of a separate Jewish literature in Russia in 1944 in an article for that magazine. His stance was similar to that of his uncle Aykhenvald, who proposed a reference to Jewish writers as "writers who are Jews".He lectured on the topic of Russia– United States relations in the late 1940s. The American Esers were cautious about Slonim. They concluded that he had shown callousness and had mixed with NKVD envoys, but that he had not been a spy. The "defensist" line was resumed after the Nazi attack on the Soviet Union, but Chernov took a more moderate stance. At a dinner party in New York, <mask> finally met Nabokov. Nabokov probably used him as an inspiration for Double Talk, because he was dismissed as a Soviet agent. Nabokov's reading was dismissed by his exegetes because of his "unjustified suspicions".In the Soviet Union and the Eastern bloc, copies of Le Bolchévisme vu par un russe were not allowed. Oxford University Press released a literary panorama in 1950. It was an "intelligent and alert" work that appealed to the public rather than the specialists, according to the Revue des tudes Slaves. The approach of Eugne-Melchior de Vogé was to focus on the


title: Mark Slonim

texts: 19th-century novels and debates. The second volume of Modern Russian Literature covered the period from Chekhov to the 1950s, as well as a biography of Dostoevsky. He edited the collection Modern Italian Short Stories after returning to Italy on a research trip. At the height of McCarthyism, he denied rumors of communist activities at Sarah Lawrence.This Thing Called Love was a Signet anthology of love stories. He lectured on Pasternak's philosophy in 1959. He moderated a round table for Radio Liberty to commemorate Pasternak. Guests included Reavey and B. J. Chute. In 1960, he edited and collected print selections from Zoshchenko's satires. He arranged for the print of the diaries of the man. The project was put on hold for fear that Vadim's father's opinions on Bolshevism would make the ban on his work permanent.One of the first independent critics of the USSR's literary output, <mask> stands out as a pioneer of Soviet literary historiography in the Occident. The most famous expert on Russian literature in America was called by Italo Calvino when he visited Sarah Lawrence College. He is seen as an "incredibly significant figure in the phenomenon of Russian culture". In the world of the Cold War, plot summary was very important. He was one of the few in the West


title: Mark Slonim

texts: who actually read what was written in the Soviet Union because he recognized that there were still great writers who had stayed behind. After retiring from Sarah Lawrence in 1962, he lived the rest of his life in Switzerland, where he worked as an animator for a Russian literary club. Maria Olsufyeva was the person who translated the English version of Silver Dove into Italian.The 1964 textbook was the last book of its kind. Writers and Problems was praised for its "sense of balance", but criticized for its "allusive nature". The Union of Soviet Writers was critiqued by Lawrence H. Schwartz. He answered questions posed by his younger colleagues and supported the Sarah Lawrence graduate program in Switzerland. He defended a critic who had angered the Soviet establishment with his reading of Alexander Pushkin. He staged a letter writing campaign in support of the Soviet writer-dissident. His historical essay on Volya Rossii was published in 1972 as part of a review of Russian literature in exile.He arranged for the print of Pregel's Last Poems. The French resort of Beaulieu-sur-Mer was where <mask> died. His incomplete memoirs were published in Cahiers du Monde Russe et Soviétique by Aucouturier. The person continued to live in the city. She donated her husband's


title: Mark Slonim

texts: Bibliographical Essay. Montreal, etc.The McGill-Queen's University Press was published in 2010. Rossana Platone wrote "Un tentativo fallito: la rivista Beseda". pp. 3, 1984. 171–188. Catia Renna wrote about the critico degli anni Venti in eSamizdat. 23–31. Lawrence H. Schwartz wrote Marxism and Culture in the 1930s.Kennikat Press was in Port Washington. An anthology of Jewish-Russian literature was written by Maxim D. Shrayer. Oxon and New York City. Gene Sosin wrote a memoir about Radio Liberty. Penn State University Press was published in 1999. The Socialist Alternative to Russia was written by Elizabeth White. The Socialist Revolutionary Party existed from 1921 to 1939.Oxon and New York City. The introductory notes to Yevgeny Zamyatin were written by Gregory and <mask>. xix– xxxv. The book was written in New York City. There were Libertarian socialists, Socialist Revolutionary Party politicians, Russian political philosophers, Russian male essayists, and Russian


title: Joseph A. Farinholt

texts: The only enlisted man in the history of the U.S. military to receive four awards of the Silver Star is thought to be <mask><mask>. <mask> was born in Catonsville, Maryland. He lied about his age to join the Maryland National Guard. In January 1941, Farinholt was mobilized with his unit for service in World War II, at which time the unit was reorganized as the 175th Infantry Regiment, 29th Infantry Division. He was assigned to the anti-tank platoon of Headquarters Company, 3rd Battalion, in which he initially served as an assistant gun-crew chief manning a 57mm towed anti-tank gun. Farinholt earned his first Silver Star on July 13, 1944, near Saint L in Normandy, France, when he fully exposed himself to enemy fire and with complete disregard for his own safety, disarmed an enemy mortar and anti-armor weapon, so that his battalion's attack could Farinholt was promoted to staff sergeant.His second Silver Star came five days later on July 18, 1944, when he led multiple, daring raids behind enemy lines to recover weapons and equipment lost to the enemy. <mask> went looking for the story after he heard of Farinholt's exploits. On August 19, 1944, an article appeared on the front page of the News-Post with the headline "Baltimorean wins tank raid medal." The man whose commander called him "Lightning" was well known in Baltimore. The senior non-commissioned officer in Farinholt's platoon earned his third Silver Star on October 13, 1944, after being promoted to technical sergeant. Technical Sergeant Farinholt saved several lives while at great risk to his personal safety, and in the

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title: Joseph A. Farinholt

texts: an upgrade of Farinholt's fourth Silver Star was lost during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack at the Pentagon. Farinholt was in the Army hospitals for two years after he was wounded. Doctors were able to save his shattered right leg, however, the wound never completely closed and was cleaned and dressed twice a day until his death in 2002. The National Guard Bureau commissioned a painting of Farinholt's November 1944 action in Bourheim, Germany, for its Heritage Series, which depicts important battlefield contributions in American military history made by the National Guard.The Combat Infantryman Badge, Silver Star medal, Bronze Star, Purple Heart Good Conduct medal, European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign medal, and American Defense Service medal are some of the awards Farinholt has. Silver Star with three oak leaf clusters Bronze Star Purple Heart Army Good Conduct Medal American Defense Service Medal with Fleet Clasp American Campaign Medal European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Arrowhead and 4 battle stars World War II Victory Medal Belgian Croix de Guerre with palm Combat Infantryman Badge References The Baltimore News- Post is no longer alive. The archive is maintained by the state of Maryland. There are external links to <mask>. Farinholt. The project is about veterans. The article was published on 2019-04-16.A hero is at the Maryland State Veterans Cemetery. The United States Department of Veterans Affairs. January 25, 2017: Carpenter. The article was published on 2019-04-16. The United States Army personnel of World War II received the Silver


title: Adela Jušić

texts: <mask> is a Bosnian contemporary visual artist. She was born in Sarajevo. She is known for her socially engaged art on the subject of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the role of partisan women during the Second World War. She has exhibited her works in more than 100 international exhibitions. ISCP, Videonale, and image counter image are located in New York. The Association for Art and Culture crvena is co-founded by Jui. <mask> is one of the creators of the online archive of the antifascist struggle of women.She lives and works in Sarajevo. The High School of Applied Arts was attended by Education Jui. She obtained an MA from the Department of Printmaking at Sarajevo University. She obtained her second MA in Democracy and human rights in South East Europe from Sarajevo and Bologna universities. She completed her internship at the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities in Macedonia. During the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jui's art works were influenced. Her personal experience of the war and politics of war is one of the main aspects of her work.She uses a lot of different media. I will never talk about the war again, Silk lavander shirt, Ride the recoil. The role of partisan women in the Second World War and the role of women in socialism are portrayed in the second part of her works. More than 50 multimedia and visual art works have been created by her. Her works have 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Adela Jušić

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Her work is described as "disarmingly honest and candid, be it dealing with family stories or broader political narratives." This short video is an auto-biographical work about war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.The father of <mask> Jui was a member of the Bosnian Army. During the siege of Sarajevo, he was tasked with hunting down the people who were shooting at civilians in violation of human rights. On December 3, 1992, he was killed by a bullet in the eye while he was a sniper. The artist narrates the part of her father's notebook where he had listed how many soldiers he had killed during his combat assignments, while drawing a red circle behind which the photograph of her father appears. The MOMENTUM exhibition was held in Berlin and featured art by post-Communist women. "Memory is re-enacted in the pieces that treat the trauma and loss caused by the war in Bosnia (Maja Bajevi and <mask> Jui), and these works also specify that the memories of women, even when they are," says Bojana Pejic. The issue of how personal material occupies the field of catharsis in making, living and learning was the subject of the MA Fine Art degree course at the University of the Arts London and the Tate Research Centre.Jui presented her work at the London School of Economics. There is an archive of video art from Central and Eastern Europe. The videos in the archive reflect on the changes in the post-Socialist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. The videos show works from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the present day. The title of the work is Kad ja umrem, radite ta hoete, 2011. In

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title: Adela Jušić

texts: this video, the artist applies dye to her grandmother's hair. Jui retells the stories her grandmother shared about her difficult life on the soundtrack.It was worse back then, according to the subtitles. Both the Second World War and the previous war in Bosnia and Herzegovina were where Jui's grandmother lived. Hana Marku describes the work, "When I die, you can do what you want is also part of imai - inter media art institute foundation archive of 3,000 artistic and documentary works from the pioneer era of the 1960s until the present day." The title of the work is Ja vie nikada neu priati o ratu. In the video performance I Will Never Talk About the War Again of <mask> Jui and Lana Cmajcanin, the two artists from Bosnia and Herzegovina promise each other not to talk about the war anymore, repeating the same sentence over and over. The work I will never talk about the war was included in the Perpetuum Mobile collection of Living Archive in Zagreb, Croatia in 2011. The work itself becomes a catalyst for the curators' positioning in relation to the work, as well as a signifier of the context in which it is presented to the audience, media and the politics of place.This work, along with The Sniper and When I die, will be included in a film festival. Marina Grini, theoretician and artist, describes the works showing the "intensified, militarized colonialism and the machine of war (which regulates gaze, affects and life)" and further that she will never talk about the war again exhibitions. The works of artists from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia and Russia are on display. Bedtime stories and the work of <mask> Jui and Lana Cmajcanin are included in the exhibition, but I will never talk about the war again. The exhibition "I will never talk about the war again" was modified in order to be presented in the European capital of


title: Adela Jušić

texts: culture. Critical social analysis and testimonies of violence and trauma are connected with recent wars in the countries of the former Yugoslavia. <mask> Jui's mixed media work Ride the recoil was developed with technical support from Ervin Praljivi and Ognjen avija.The video game "Sniper : Ghost Warrior 2" is a critique of the Bosnian war. The video game excerpts, audio narrative part of the artist, and series of photographs of a little girl leaving the gate are part of the work. The award of 54th October salon was won by Ride the recoil. The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the Brown Foundation, Inc. of Houston, the Lambent Foundation Fund of Tides Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts all supported Ride the Recoil. As a main element of the performance, the artist uses trial transcripts, the memoirs of Biljana Plavi, her statements to the media, and other relevant information. The former President of the Republic of Srpska, Biljana Plavi, was indicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes during the Bosnian war. The prosecutors dropped genocide charges against her after she pleaded guilty and apologized.She spent two thirds of her sentence in Sweden. She denied her previous confession during her stay in prison. The idea of the performance was to point out the disparity in representation of Biljana Plavsic, her false repentance and light sentence she had received, disproportionate to the crimes she had committed. The title of the work was inspired by a quote from Slavenka Drakuli, who said that Pale green, lavender, fuchsia, and dark blue seem to be her favorite colors. The research of the participation of women in National Peoples Struggle, Women's Antifascist Front and their position in the aftermath of the Second World War has


title: Adela Jušić

texts: been done by <mask> Jui. The portrayals of women partisans, their representation in NOB, women's narratives and their oral history are the first central segment of her work. What has our struggle given us?The book Women heroes on life stories of 10 Bosnian women from World War II inspired the mixed media work. Unknown Partisan woman is an example of Jui's work. After the World War II in Yugoslavia, Partisans whose names were not known were buried under a gravestone engraved with the words Unknown Partisan or Unknown Partisan woman. Jui created a replica of the Unknown Partisan woman's gravestone and put it in the park in the center of Sarajevo, near other historically important sites and across the building where Beledija jail was, where many woman antifascists were held prisoners and tortured. After almost a year, no city authorities or media gave any attention to the gravestone. The spot is the same. The reproductive role of women during Socialism is one of the central topics of her work.Jui compares the participation of women in Second World War through their mass mobilization and armed struggle, post-war participation of women in re-building of the state through their voluntary work and the big turnover of perception of women's work during 1950's when women are called into Labor of Love, Here come the Women, and We long for work are some of the notable works on this topic. An online archive of Women's Antifascist Front of Yugoslavia and Women's Antifascist Front of BiH was started in 2015. Thousands of documents, photographs, interviews, transcripts, periodicals and books can be found on this online platform. On March 8, 2015, the International Women's day, the archive was launched. A book called Izgubljena revolucija: AF Izmeu mita i Zaborava was published and presented as part of the archive. There is a chapter on Jui's


title: Gregory Cromwell, 1st Baron Cromwell

texts: <mask> was an English nobleman. He was the only child of <mask>, 1st Earl of Essex and Elizabeth Wyckes. The chief minister of Henry VIII, <mask>, tried to modernize government at the expense of the privileges of the nobility and church. One of the strongest advocates of the English Reformation was the man who used his office to promote religious reform. <mask> became brother-in-law to Henry VIII and uncle to Edward VI after marrying Elizabeth, Lady Ughtred, widow of Sir Anthony Ughtred. <mask> survived the fall from royal favor and the execution of his father in 1540, as well as the ousting of his brother-in-law and patron, Edward Seymour in 1549. He owned land and property in several counties in England.<mask>'s family connections provided him with wealth, property and privileges; however, it was his own intelligence and ability, combined with the remarkable education and training provided by his father, that he was able to benefit from them, leaving his wife and family well provided for at his death. Henry was the heir to <mask>'s throne. The Duke of Suffolk and his brother Charles were both present when <mask> died. There are two portrait miniatures by Hans Holbein the Younger. <mask> was born in London. The home where he lived with his father, mother and grandmother was a happy one according to surviving letters. The friendly and familiar atmosphere out of which this comes was evidently the atmosphere of <mask>'s house, as <mask>'s father, <mask>, had the habit of not taking himself too seriously.He was noted at home and abroad for his fidelity to those who helped him. People liked to go to his home. <mask> was

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texts: a self-made man who was able to rise to become the most powerful man in England next to the king because of his intelligence and abilities. <mask> was a jack of all trades and had come to the attention of the authorities. A boy named <mask> was sent to school where he learned to read and write. <mask> was given a more extensive education by <mask>. <mask>, Anne and Grace were the children of Thomas and Elizabeth.Anne and <mask>, <mask>'s daughters, are thought to have died after their mother. Provisions for Anne and Grace have been removed from <mask>'s will. The early life of <mask>'s daughter, <mask>'s illegitimate daughter, beyond the fact that she existed. She is in the archives of the county of Chester. Jane was married to William Hough in the year 1585. Richard Hough's son William was employed by <mask> from 1534 to 1540 as his agent in Chester.She doesn't know what role Thomas and <mask> played in her life. Jane did not share her father's religious beliefs after she married. In the reign of Elizabeth I, Jane and her husband, William, as well as their daughter, Alice, her husband, William, and their children, all came to the attention of the authorities as recusant Catholics. The friends of <mask> were known to be members of the reformed faith. A letter written to <mask> by Henry Dowes in March 1540 shows that he was worried about the recantation of the vicar of Stepney. "Your comaundemente fully persuaded me you to be nott a litle desyrous to receive knowledge after what sorte he behaved himselfe, as well as concernyng his Recantation," the report stated. After the deaths of his wife and daughters, <mask>

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texts: was devoted to his son, <mask>, and his sister Catherine's son, Richard Williams.They were separated from one another in one of Richard's letters. Since your departure, he wanted to see you and not think about time in your absence. <mask> was effusive in a letter where he asked for his father's blessing, which he described as "more treasure unto me then all the abundance of worldly goods." <mask> looked up to his cousin, <mask>, who had distinguished himself by his military skill and bravery. He changed his name to <mask> by the autumn of 1529. Richard left <mask> in his will because he was fond of him. <mask>, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, ensured his son received the best possible education at Cambridge with a number of carefully selected tutors, often sending gifts to <mask> and his older companions.From 1528 to 1533 <mask> was at Cambridge. He lived at the homes of his father's friends and colleagues during his education. Early historians such as J. S. Brewer and R. B. Merriman assumed that it was true. <mask> was fourteen or fifteen when he was educated at Cambridge in 1528, according to Beckingsale and Loades. Negative speculation about the boy's character and abilities can be disproved. <mask> did not have a degree at the end of his education. He didn't get a degree at Cambridge.Unless he was destined for a career in the church, that would have been unusual for a gentleman's son. The date of <mask>'s birth is not recorded, but it could have been earlier than 1520. According to Henry Ellis, <mask> was a small boy in 1528, no more than eight years old. <mask>'s education letters point to a year of birth around 1520.

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texts: There are two letters written by John Chekyng, <mask>'s tutor, to <mask>, describing a little boy who plays and who is learning to read and write. <mask> is not currently at Cambridge, but in the country, where he works and plays, according to the first letter. He spends the rest of the day studying and writing letters to other people.Little <mask> is becoming great in letters according to a second letter from Chekyng. Margaret Vernon wrote a letter to <mask> between September 1529 and September 1530, which shows <mask>'s age. Vernon promised that he would have the governance of the child until he was 12 years old. If any wrong be offered him, he will speak for himself, except by my maintenance. Margaret Vernon was <mask>'s father's friend and he was placed in her care after his mother's death. It was not unusual for fathers to place their children in the care of nuns. It was not appropriate for the boys in nunneries to stay with the nuns after their ninth or tenth year as they were too young.The nuns were allowed to teach only girls. It was acceptable for young boys up to the age of ten to be supervised by nuns, but not taught by them, and so they were usually accompanied by a male tutor. Margaret Vernon wrote to <mask> in 1528 saying that her son and his master were in good health and that they were learning more in one day than before. Saddelar has good conditions. Every morning, Mr. Copland gives each of them a laten and <mask>'s lesson as his own, and maketh the same <mask> perfect against his time of rendering. The master is with them three times a day. <mask>'s older companion, Nicholas Sadler, may have been

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texts: a younger brother or cousin of a close friend of <mask>.Margaret wanted permission to educate herself, so Nicholas had with her a "little gentlewoman". John Chekyng was <mask>'s tutor while he was at Cambridge. The Master of Christ's College was given to Henry Lockwood. John Hunt graduated from Cardinal College, Oxford, as a lawyer. <mask> was placed under the care and supervision of his father's friends and allies. The English Bishop. He was preferred by Cardinal Wolsey, who employed him in the suppression of the monasteries.He is thought to have performed the ceremony of Henry's marriage to Anne Boleyn. He took the oath of supremacy to recognize Henry as the head of the church. Privy Councilor is Sir Richard Southwell. The son of a Maldon merchant was a mentor to <mask> and he lived with Southwell in Norfolk in 1535. He taught his student in Latin, French and other subjects. After he stopped being his mentor, Dowes kept up his relationship with <mask>. In March 1540 he sent <mask> a detailed report of a sermon preached by the vicar of Stepney in which he referred to the burgesses of the Parliament as butterflies.Voluzenus' version of Cicero's Dream ofScipio was one of three works that <mask> received dedications to. In 1540, Sir Richard Morrison dedicated his translation of "Introductio ad sapientiam" to Edward VI, who was an ambassador to the German court of Charles V. The introduction to wisdom was translated into English in 1540 and was dedicated to the son of <mask>. The translator heaped praise on Vives, saying he was a man who was well-versed in all kinds of lerning. The English schools used Vives' manual

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texts: as a textbook in the Tudor schools. One of the most influential advocates of humanistic learning in the early sixteenth century was Juan Luis Vives. His works deal with a wide range of subjects including philosophy, psychology, politics, social reform and religion.<mask> was influenced by the view of preparation for the active life and took great pains with his son's education. <mask> approved a curriculum that included the study of English and ancient history, music, and exercise with arms for <mask>. The sort of education Sir Thomas Elyot advocated for the ruling class was provided for his son by his father. <mask>'s father wrote a letter to <mask> detailing how his son studied French, Latin, English, accounting, music and Roman and Greek history. He shared his father's love of hunting, hawking and riding and practised the longbow. During breaks in their studies, <mask> and Christopher Wellyfed were allowed to indulge in their love of hunting. <mask> promised his father that he would do his best.<mask>'s tutor seemed to be happy with his progress. John Chekyng told his father that Little <mask> was becoming great in letters. <mask> is in good health and can read and write, according to Margaret Vernon. I don't think you will like him very well when you next come to me. Young children used to read from religious texts, the primer, containing the Paternoster, Ave Maria, Creed and other common prayers. In the case of boys, religious material was involved in the learning of Latin. As <mask> is mentioned by Vernon, learning to translate the Paternoster and the Creed from Latin is an elementary exercise that might take

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texts: the form of studying and analyzing the basic prayers in their Latin forms.The lure of the countryside could distract an active boy who needed to be pulled back into line. The summer was spent in the service of the wild gods and so much to be regarded after what fashion youth is brought up, according to a letter written to <mask> in September 1534. His improvement is greater than at any time before, partly because he is brought into some awe and dread, and is ready to give himself to learning when required, according to his report to his father. <mask> excelled in sports. In September 1535, <mask> was told by his father that his son used to hawk and hunt and shoot in his long bowe. Towards the end of <mask>'s education, the boy was to become an asset to his father and a mentor to him. The bishop wrote to <mask> on January 19th to ask for help learning a new school since he had to use the King's money.He asked <mask> to send his lover, Mr. <mask>, so that he could be with the thieves. During his time in Wales, Rowland Lee was known as the "hanging bishop" for the harsh measures taken to curb lawlessness. The man was impressed by the young man. In August 1536, <mask> was told by Thomas Howard that his son was in good health and that he was sparing no horseflesh to chase the deer and hounds. I don't think you will be upset that I cause him to stop reading his book. You should have in him a quick piece. It would appear that <mask>, and John More, the son of Thomas More, have been wrongly assumed to be unintelligent because of their extraordinary fathers.<mask>'s son was a capable scholar who excelled in Latin, French

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texts: and accounting, as well as playing the virginals and hunting with the longbow. He was similar to his cousin, the courtier <mask>. <mask> was an intelligent, well-educated and accomplished young man who must have been a source of pride to his father. <mask> received a lot of education to prepare him for adulthood. He was ready to marry and start a career in his father's service after completing his education. In March 1537 Elizabeth wrote to <mask> from York in order to get one of the soon-to-be dissolved monasteries. She was the widow of Sir Anthony Ughtred, who was the younger sister of Queen Jane Seymour.<mask> proposed to her that she marry his son and heir, <mask>. By June it appeared that <mask>'s offer had been accepted. "If I do tarry here in the country, I would have been glad to have had you also, but sure it is, as I said, that some southern lord shall make you forget the North," Sir Arthur wrote to her. The couple were married in August of 1537. In marrying his son <mask> to the queen's younger sister, <mask> became related to the king, an event that is well worth recording in a portrait of his daughter-in-law. The Portrait of a Lady, Probably a Member of the Cromwell Family, was created by Hans Holbein and was displayed at the Toledo Museum of Art. The lady is wearing a French hood, her sleeves are said to follow a style set by Anne of Cleves, and she has blackwork on her cuffs.In 1539 or 1540, Elizabeth was in her 21st year, so she was the right age to be the sitter. Anne of Cleves was queen consort to <mask> before he was arrested. It

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texts: is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 It looks like Elizabeth had two children from her marriage. In August 1537, Sir Richard Southwell wrote to <mask>, saying that he had seen a child of his lady's at Wylberffosse nunnery. The writer only referred to <mask>'s new daughter-in-law, Lady Ughtred, and the child was in Yorkshire, where she had been living since her marriage. The child may have been Henry Ughtred, who was born in Jersey around 1533, or Margery Ughtred, who married William Hungate of Burnby, Yorkshire.Elizabeth assured her father-in-law that he would be her good lord and father and that she would give cause for him to be so. It is not known if it was <mask> or Edward Seymour who suggested the match, but the marriage appears to have been happy and Elizabeth's brother and father-in-law were on friendly terms. <mask> received a letter from Edward Seymour on September 2, 1537. He wishes <mask> were with him, when he should have had the best sport with bow, hounds, and hawks, and sends commendations to his brother-in-law and sister. Mary Paulet, daughter of John Paulet, was married before 1560 to <mask>, 2nd Baron <mask>. <mask> was the 3rd Baron Cromwell and he had three children with the couple. Sir <mask> was married to the daughter of Sir Edward Griffin.Sir Lionel Tollemache, 1st Baronet, of Helmingham,

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texts: Suffolk, and his wife, Susan Jer, were married on 10 February 15 81 at North Elmham, Norfolk. Sir Lionel was the 2nd Baronet. <mask> was bef. 1553. St John's College, Cambridge, educated <mask>, who died between February 1610 and April 1611. The daughter of Thomas Gardner of Coxford was married in August 1580. He was an English Member of Parliament.His diaries of proceedings in the House of Commons are an important source for historians of parliamentary history during the period when he was a member. I was published in 1953. II was published in 1957. The Earl of Bedford may have arranged for Sir William Cecil to sit at Fowey, Bodmin and Grampound. <mask> was brought up in the household of <mask>'s grandfather, <mask>, the 1st Earl of Essex, who was the chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. <mask> was described as "the model type of parliamentarian, deeply versed in the history and procedure of the institution, but lacking in historical perspective, but fearless in defence of liberty." He was a puritan but his knowledge of procedure made him one of the most experienced committeemen of his time.He wrote journals about the sessions of Parliament in the library of Trinity College, Dublin. John Strode was the son of Robert Strode and Elizabeth Hody. There were six children. On 11 November 1560 at Compton, Hampshire, Richard Strode, son of William III Strode, was married to Elizabeth Courtenay, daughter of Philip Courtenay. William Strode was their only son. <mask> was still in his father's service, and he and his wife were living in one of <mask>'s many houses after the marriage, however, there is no mention of <mask>

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texts: and Elizabeth in the records until the death of Queen Jane on 24 October 15. They were part of the funeral procession.The wives of <mask> and <mask> were among the mourners. It was a tragedy for Elizabeth that her sister's death would have long-term repercussions for the <mask>s. <mask> continued his training in his father's service after his marriage. The couple's first child, Henry, was christened after he held several offices. After thebaptism, <mask> and his wife left for Lewes in Sussex, arriving with a large retinue at the former Cluniac Priory of St Pancras, recently acquired by <mask>. <mask> was the first official justice of the peace. On February 16, 1538, the site and possessions of the Priory of St Pancras, Lewes were granted to <mask> and his heirs.Their extent was large. The Priory House was reserved as a place of residence for the new owner of the monastery, which was demolished without delay. <mask> wrote a letter to his father in April detailing his arrival and the warm reception he and his wife received. In May, plague broke out in the town, and the rats of Lewes had presents of their own. The couple left the town and went to the house of <mask> four miles away. The king was going to come to Lewes in June. <mask> told his father that the plague wasn't over in the town.<mask> and his wife were to leave Sussex in 1539 after <mask> was accused of a sex crime and refused his penance. <mask> and his wife moved into the castle after their father, <mask>, was appointed as the constable of the castle. <mask> and his wife lived at <mask>'s expense until his arrest in June 1540 <mask> was one of the knights

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texts: of the shire for Kent and was elected to the Parliament of that year. At the request of his father, Sir Thomas Cheyne ensured his return. <mask> was under the age of twenty-one. His election will be seen as a move by <mask> to ensure atractable Parliament.<mask> was summoned to Parliament on April 28, 1539, to welcome Anne of Cleves. During its second prorogation, he traveled to Calais to welcome Anne of Cleves. <mask> wrote several letters to his father detailing the difficulties of crossing the English Channel and assuring him that he and the Lord admiral were not among the group. He was on a ship for the first time and away from the English mainland. He has seen the castle and the blockhouses and other fortresses and has been waiting for Henry VIII's new bride. <mask> wrote to his wife from Calais, thanking her for being his "loving bedfellow", as well as requesting news about Anne of Cleves and his little boys. The admiral and his retinue spent about nine days in Calais before the arrival of Anne of Cleves, with tournaments and other amusements.Anne arrived on Thursday. The lord deputy, the Lieutenant of the Castle, the Knight Porter, and the marshal of Calais received her at 7 a.m. She was received by the earl ofSouthampton, with the lord William Howard, Sir Francis Brian, the lord Grey of Wilton, the lord Hastings, lord Clifford, lord Herbert, and Sir Thomas Seymour. After the King's ships off Newland let 200 shots of guns, the town of Calais shot 300 pieces of ordnance. She stayed at the Lantern Gate and saw the king's ships, the Lion and the Sweepstake, adorned with 100 banners of silk and gold, as well as

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texts: Lord Mayor of London. The king stood in his gatehouse to watch the five thousand men and their attendants march through the city to the palace. The size of the muster was estimated by the Lord Chancellor, Thomas Audley, to be sixteen and a half thousand men. <mask> sent a large number of men and weapons to the citizens of London. They were led by a forest of pike-men, bowmen and gunners in the thousands, and followed by weaponry drawn on carts, moving through the city to parade past Henry VIII at Westminster.<mask>'s son and heir, <mask> and his nephew, <mask> rode with the other King's servants. They followed the end of the last battell. The <mask> family was to have a year of triumph and tears after the fall of <mask>. The new Queen, Anne of Cleves, appointed Elizabeth to her household. <mask> requested Henry Dowes to write a letter detailing the recantation of William Jerome, the Vicar of Stepney, during a virtual witch-hunt against 'heretical preachers'. This was significant because Stepney was where <mask> and his family worshiped. A warning shot was fired by Gardiner in his opponent's direction.On 17 April, <mask> was created Earl of Essex, and his son, <mask>, became Lord <mask>, from his father's secondary title of Baron <mask>. The arms granted to <mask> were four coats, quarterly, per fess, azure, and or, four lions passant, on a pale between two lis, azure. On April 18th, <mask> was made a Great Chamberlain. In May 1540, <mask>, now Lord <mask>, and his cousin <mask> took part in the May Day Jousts at the Palace of Westminster. The jousts lasted for a week. The jousts would be held in France, Flanders,

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texts: Scotland and Spain. The challengers were Sir John Dudley, Sir Thomas Seymour, Sir Thomas Poyninge, Sir George Carew, and Anthony Kingston.The challengers entered the lists richly dressed, their horses trapped in white velvet, with knights and gentlemen riding ahead of them, dressed in white velvet and white sarcenet, and all their servants in white sarcenet doublets and hose, in the Burgundian fashion. In order to joust against them, forty-six defendants entered, including Lord William Hayward, Lord Edward Clinton, Lord <mask>, and others. After the jousting had ended the challengers rode to Durham Place, which was lavishly decorated, with great cupboards of plate on display and where they kept open household during the tournament. There were lots of delicious foods and drinks. Elaborate feasts and suppers were provided there, which were attended by the King, the Queen and her ladies, all the court, and all other comers. The guests were warned against every meal by their own servants after the manner of war. On the second day of the jousts, Mr. Anthony Kingston and <mask> were knighted.The king gave <mask> a diamond ring after he impressed him with his valour. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: Catherine Howard, to distract him.Stephen Gardiner entertained the king and the girl in his palace while his agents searched for damning evidence that could be used against <mask>. The three states decided to make a strike after the arrest of the Bishop. <mask> was accused of denying the real presence. The king was persuaded to order <mask>'s arrest after he was accused of stalling over the divorce by Wriothesley. Henry saw the chief minister as an obstacle to Anne's removal. Richard Rich and Michael Throgmorton were able to make further allegations to the king about the Earl of Essex because of the help given to him by Gardiner. On the afternoon of 10 June 1540, <mask> was taken to the Tower and his possessions were seized after he was arrested at a council meeting.The French Ambassador was arrested in the Council Chamber. <mask> in a rage cast his bonnet on the ground, saying to the duke of Norfolk and others of the Privy Council assembled there that this was the reward of his services, and that he appealed to their consciences. Some said he was a traitor and others said he should be judged according to the laws he had made. The duke of Norfolk had reproached him with some "villennyes" done by him, snatched off the order of St George which he bore on his neck, and the admiral, to show himself as great an enemy in adversity as he had been thought a friend in prosperity. Then, by a door which opens upon the water, he was put in a boat and taken to the Tower without the people of this town suspecting it until they saw all the King's archers under Mr. Cheyney at the door of the prisoner's house. Edward Hall said that

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title: Gregory Cromwell, 1st Baron Cromwell

texts: those who mourned <mask>'s arrest were outnumbered by those who were happy. <mask>, who was brave enough to implement radical changes in an inherently conservative society like England, was not a popular man.The news of <mask>'s arrest seems to be of such importance that it should be written forthwith. The dean of the Chapel was taken by <mask>'s party. It seems that it was overthrown by the taking of the said lord <mask>, who was chief of his band. They have for open enemies the duke of Norfolk and the others, who dare not open his mouth, and the lord Admiral, who has long learnt to bend to all winds. It was unexpected by everyone. When his father was arrested, <mask> would have been at the House of Commons, and his wife Elizabeth would have been at the court. He and his wife were faced with the possibility of their own arrest, as they found themselves in a very vulnerable position.They were homeless after <mask>'s houses, lands, money, and goods were seized by the king and they were in dire financial straits. It is highly probable that Elizabeth's brother, Edward Seymour, interceded with the king on the couple's behalf, gave them advice, and provided them with a place to live. <mask>'s marriage to Elizabeth, the sister of the late Queen Jane, may have given him a degree of protection from the king. <mask> and his wife were not questioned in relation to <mask>'s arrest. The case against <mask> was weak because he had not proceeded any further with his programme of reforms than the king would allow, and his every act had been approved by the king. <mask> had not broken any laws. He was condemned without a trial and

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title: Gregory Cromwell, 1st Baron Cromwell

texts: his sentence was confirmed by an act of attainder.At this time, there are no surviving records of <mask> and Elizabeth's movements. From the day of <mask>'s arrest until 16 June, he gave written answers to questions and wrote detailed letters to the king, but there was still a faint hope of a reprieve. On 17 June, the bill of attainder was heard in Parliament for the first time and <mask> would have known his fate. He wrote on a deposition to the king that he would die and that a letter would be sent to him by Mr. Secretary. <mask> wrote a desperate letter from the tower to the king to plead his innocence and appeal to him to be merciful to his son and the rest of his family. John Foxe said that he "most humbly beseeched your most gracious Majesty to be a good and gracious lord to my poor son, the good and virtu[ous lady his] wife, and their poor children." Henry VIII sent <mask> money while in the Tower and it appears to have given him more than a hope of life.<mask> was given the privilege of being told of the charges against him and who his accusers were. When Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk was arrested in 1546, he asked the lords to intercede with the king, so that his accusers might be brought face to face, to say what they had against him. He was present when <mask> was examined, so he wanted to have no more favor than <mask> had. If <mask> didn't see his accusers and didn't answer to every point, he wanted to live an hour longer. His fidelity was tried like gold because he was pursued by enemies about the king. The act of attainder was passed in both houses of parliament on June 29th. It is not known if

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title: Gregory Cromwell, 1st Baron Cromwell

texts: <mask> was present in the House of Commons.In July 1540, fearing for her family's future security, Elizabeth wrote a letter of submission to Henry VIII. Considering your grace's most high and important affairs at this present time, fear of molesting or being troublesome to your highness has disuaded me as yet, until your grace's said affairs shall be. In the mean season, most humbly beseeching your majesty to accept this my most obedient suit, and to extend your accustomed pity and gracious goodness towards my said poor husband and me, who never shall offend your majesty, but continually pray for the prosperous estate. The letters and papers of the reign of Henry VIII were placed at the end of July. Elizabeth refers to her father-in-law, not her late father-in-law, so it is possible that it was written while <mask> was imprisoned in the Tower. She did not write "may his soul God pardon" when referring to someone who had recently died. The king may have told her to write the letter.Elizabeth was to be included in the future Queen Catherine Howard's household as one of her attendant ladies because the king was inclined to be generous. Richard Hilles, a merchant, wrote in a letter dated February 28, 1541 that some think it was a ruse for the King to give his title and many of his domains to his son <mask>, who was almost a fool. There is a lot to prove that <mask> was intelligent and accomplished. <mask> did not receive any royal grants before February 1541. After his father's arrest, the courtesy title of Lord <mask> was forfeited, although he still received the profits from the property. The manors and lordships of

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