title: Ioan Mire Melik

texts: Young <mask> was tutored at a private boarding house before he enlisted at the University of Paris Medical School, but changed his mind and applied for the cole des Mines de Paris. He worked at salt mines in France and Belgium for a short time after finishing school. In 1859, <mask>'s work took him toMoldavia, which was part of the United Principalities. Alexander John Cuza assigned him to inspect the salt mines. He was known to his Iai colleagues and friends as Mirmilic, and he was one of the outside sympathizers of the cause. Iacob Negruzzi said that Melik was once a passionate Junimist, but always kept silent.According to Negruzzi, the standard estimate of the number of words the teacher had said at the club meetings was probably overstated in <mask>'s favor. George Clinescu suggests that like astronomer Niculae Culianu or teacher Pavel Paicu, <mask> came to Junimea "out of devotion or for the sake of entertainment". The mathematician was known for not publishing a single line in the tribune. <mask> was made substitute Professor of Mathematics at Iai University in 1865. After Cuza's regime had been replaced by a Princely Lieutenancy, he became tenure in 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932

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title: Ioan Mire Melik

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texts: 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 Melik became a conservative ally of Titu Maiorescu, the University's well connected liberal club, after receiving this honor. The University's Junimist circle was formed around Professors Melik, Culianu, I. Neguzzi, and Ioan Caragiani.<mask> was referred to as the group's "banker" despite being a secondary and inactive participant. He was involved in founding and financing the club's own private school. He described the event as follows: "In summer 1866, I have founded the Academic Institute in partnership with several colleagues from both University and High School." Melik bought its books from Hachette and kept a score of the more reliable publishing houses in the area. The institution was seen as a model school in the field of private enterprise. Its contribution in Humanities was assigned to Maiorescu. "We found ourselves speaking, gesticulating, moving our heads just like our precious model," said the dedicated student and future Junimist pedagogue.A. D. Xenopol was a teacher at the Institute. He credits <mask>'s "complete and measured exactitude" as an influence on his own work ethic and describes his alma mater as an "eminent private school". <mask> earned a reputation as a strict colleague because of his refusal to tolerate staff slackers. The other Junimists began calling <mask> a mindirigiu because of their absences. <mask> was with Vasile


title: Ioan Mire Melik

texts: and Al. Farra is the manager of the literary club's own publishing company, which is a bankrupt project. A number of general education works, including Melik's textbook, were put out before the branch went down.<mask> was a cashier. He proposed that the club fortunes should be invested in a salt mine. <mask> continued to draft plans for investing Junimist money, forming a credit union, and opening up the Humpel girls' institute despite the opposition. <mask>'s computer-like rigor can be seen in his Junimea gains and expenses record. <mask> was an outstandingly passionate defender of Maiorescu's reputation. <mask> had a fight with the judge over not being allowed to enter the courthouse when the Junimist leader was framed for statutory rape. The conservative wing of the "Star of Romania" Lodge admitted the mathematician on February 18, 1867.The branch of the Oriental Rite of Memphis and the Grand Orient de France had a Venerable Master, Iorgu Sutzu, who had reached the 90th Degree. <mask> was granted the Fellow Craft Rank in Masonic orders. Mihai Dim said that the role of Junimist Masons was in fighting the liberals' stated xenophobia. The foreign-born intellectuals created a bloc with the conservative boyars and the Jewish merchants, according to Sturdza. Senior academic Simion Brnuiu was one of their main liberals. Institutele-Unite and Assembly mandate <mask>'s 1867 arithmetic course was very popular. Despre moneta romn was one of the textbooks he followed up with.The magazine Recreaii

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title: Ioan Mire Melik

texts: tiinifice was put out by <mask>, Culianu and Climescu. After the Institute merged with the "New High School" into the Institutele-Unite, the author continued his work at the Institute. He formalized his adoption by Iai city by beginning construction work on a townhouse. <mask> was given the Benemerenti medal 1st class by the new Domnitor, Carol I. <mask> joined the Junimist political party after the establishment of the Romanian Kingdom. In the election of 1884, Maiorescu assigned him a place on the independent list for Iai. In practice, <mask>, Pogor, Negruzzi, and others were elected as deputies on a united pro-government list.The entire group moved back into the opposition after the premier ignored requests for cabinet positions. Carol I, the newly crowned King of Romania, once again rewarded <mask>'s services: in February 1884, Monitorul Oficial published news that the mathematician had been made Officer of the Order of the Star of Romania; when later errata informed <mask> that he was merely a In 1885, <mask> published a tract called Equerul grafometru sau quadrantulu de campania al D-lui Colonel de Artilerie A. Costiescu. He issued three new textbooks: Arithmetic for 3rd- and 4th- graders, Geometry for the primary course, and a Curs practic de Geometrie elementar. I. M<mask> invested his money into a large-scale agricultural venture on the Costetii Botoanilor estate. March 1885 is when the purchase took place. He noted that 507 flce of land were exchanged for 210,000 lei.This was a

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texts: third of the estate and a half of the actual village. Carol I turned his back on both the Conservatives and the National Liberals because of political infighting. There was a moment of triumph for the Junimists, with Theodor Rosetti as premier and Maiorescu as education minister. I. D. Rallet filled in for <mask> as Secretary General of the Education Ministry. Maiorescu assigned the loyalist to inspect the schools. Their common goal was to get rid of socialist activists. Melik was told to only work with known anti-socialists and to not hire anyone who was suspected of being affiliated with the socialist clubs.In one such letter, the Minister instructs his subordinate to inquire about whether the known Marxist <mask> Ndejde still had relatives working on a state salary. <mask> was the General Inspector of the Schools and the Principal of Institutele-Unite when he died. His death was seen as a tragedy by his fellow Junimists. After the events, the poet wrote, "We have lost poor <mask> in the space of 7 days, however good and healthy he had been." Seeing that we were very close left me with a hallowed heart. The inspector's schoolbooks had "genuine value" according to Melik's obituary. <mask> was one of the society's devoted members, without ever asking for perks or advancement, even though he was in.Four of <mask>'s children had died in infancy. Eugen I<mask> was a Law Professor at the University of Iai. Costetii Botoanilor is a castle-shaped vacation home built by <mask> Jr. Costeti-Melic

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title: Jacquelyn Mitchard

texts: She is a journalist and author. The Deep End of the Ocean was the first book to be selected for Oprah's Book Club. The Most Wanted is one of the books byMitchard. Born and raised in a suburb of Chicago, Illinois,<mask>'s father was a plumbing contractor from Newfoundland, Canada, and her mother a hardware store clerk. She studied creative writing at the University of Illinois. She became a lifestyle columnist for the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel after working as a newspaper reporter. She retired her weekly column, The Rest of Us: Dispatches from the Mother Ship, in 2007.A contributing editor for More,<mask> is featured in a number of publications. The memoir 'Mother Less Child' was written in 1986 and is included in more than 30 anthologies. <mask> married Dan Allegretti, a reporter for The Capital Times, and the couple had three children. Dan had a daughter from a previous marriage. Allegretti died of cancer at the age of 45. After the death of Allegretti, she began writing her first novel, The Deep End of the Ocean. The idea for the story came to her in a dream.She was an alumni and distinguished fellow of the Ragdale Foundation, an artist's colony in Lake Forest, Illinois, where she went to write the first two chapters on the encouragement of author Jane Hamilton. She received a contract with Viking Press in December 1994 to write a second book after finishing the first one. The novel sold close to 3 million copies after being featured by Oprah.

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title: Jacquelyn Mitchard

texts: It has been on the New York Times list for 29 weeks, including 13 weeks at the top. The book was selected by Winfrey and sales went up. The paperback would be on the list for 16 weeks. The film rights were sold to a film company that made a movie starring Pfeiffer.The Most Wanted, Cage of Stars and The Breakdown Lane have all been critical successes. The Most Wanted was nominated for both the Orange Prize for Fiction and the Spread The Word Prize. Her first book for children and young adults was published in 2004. Baby Bat's Lullaby was her first children's picture book. Her two middle-grade novels were published byHarper Children's. The Mouse of the Ballet Jolie and My Rosalie: The Tale of a Duckling appeared in 2004. Ready, Set, School!, her second children's book, was published in 2007.<mask>'s first Young Adult novel, Now You See Her, was published in 2007. All We Know of Heaven was published in the spring of 2008 and the first in a series of Young Adult mysteries, The Midnight Twins, was published in the summer of 2008. In 2011,<mask> wrote that she and her husband had lost millions of dollars and most of their possessions to an investment advisor who was convicted of operating a Ponzi Scheme. The Mouse of the Ballet Jolie was written by Tricia Tusa and John Bendall-<mask>. "HarperCollins" is the name of the publisher. American novelists, American women novelists, American columnists, Writers from Chicago, Wisconsin, and Illinois

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title: Jono Lester

texts: <mask> is a racing driver from New Zealand who competes in various GT3 and touring car championships throughout the Asia-Pacific region. <mask> is a third generation driver, with his grandfather, father and aunt all winning National titles. Rob and Wendy set up the Manfeild circuit in Feilding for over thirty years before retiring in 2003 The Jim Clark Trophy was awarded to Rob in 1979. New Zealand's top driver under 21 years of age was represented by Richard and Debbie. The Shell Formula Ford Scholarship was founded by Richard in the early 1990s and led to the career of many drivers, including Greg Murphy. <mask> didn't take the conventional junior pathway of karting and began his driving career at the tender age of 13.He ran occasional races in the North Island Endurance Series as well as the Formula Challenge. The Formula Challenge Summer Series was won by him. When he graduated to the GT3 Cup in 2006 he took another unconventional turn in his career. He was 16 years and 10 months old when he

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title: Jono Lester

texts: became the world's youngest competitor in the Cup. He won his first race at Timaru International Motor Raceway in March 2007, becoming the world's youngest race winner. He finished fourth in his debut season. He won the Hamilton 400 and the Taupo A1 GP Trophy in 2009, however a brief stint in the 2008 Carrera Cup Australia Championship was cut short due to a lack of budget.A global shootout of 12 drivers at ACI Vallelunga Circuit, Italy, resulted in a scholarship being won by <mask>. He competed in the Monza Grand Prix and finished 13th in a field of 32. The GT Racing 2012 was signed by the PETRONAS Syntium Team. He drove a Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3 to finish second in the Championship. A year later, he returned to Japan with the PETRONAS team. He finished second in the series. The 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Jono Lester


title: Jono Lester

texts: Akihiro Asai were in the same car for round two. Vattana Motorsport won the Team's Title after the pair won three of six races together. In Blancpain GT Series Asia, he was bought in the middle of the season to partner Australian Nick Foster. In their first race together, the pair finished second and first, respectively, at Fuji Speedway. They had two wins and four podiums from six races. They finished many laps down in 28th with multiple pit stops due to electrical and cooling issues. They finished third in the GT300 class at Okayama after starting 15th on the grid.Gulf Racing finished 8th in the GT300 with three more top five finishes. The budget cut forced <mask> to leave the team at the last moment. The team also lost Mineo. At the start of the year, he joined the Toyota Racing Series with ETEC Motorsport. He finished sixth in the New Zealand Grand Prix after scoring a podium in the opening race. He joined John McIntyre Racing for the V8 SuperTourers Endurance Championship Endurance Series in a


title: Jono Lester

texts: Ford Falcon FG. There were two podium finishes at the opening round.He was part of the Fastway Racing team that finished third in the South Island Endurance Series. There were two John McIntyre Racing and Fastway Racing for 2013). An uncompetitive run in the V8 SuperTourers saw <mask> leave the team after two rounds, while at Fastway Racing he and Ellingham dominated the New Zealand Endurance Championship with two poles and two victories. There were two races in the North and South Island Endurance Series in 2014, one with Trass Family Motorsport and the other with <mask>. He and Robin Gray won the race. In 2015, <mask> drove a GT3-spec Ferrari F430 for Trass Family Motorsport in the local Endurance Series. The car failed to finish a race and was fast but unreliable.Due to the travel restrictions in New Zealand, the CRE Corliss Race Engineering team had to use a Ford Performance Mustang and a V8 Supercar. The Doveys drove the car to second place in the NIERDC 3 Hour Series with two poles, one victory

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title: Don Robey

texts: <mask> was an American record label executive and a record producer. He was responsible for developing the careers of many rhythm and blues artists in the 1950s and 1960s. He used violence and intimidation as part of his business model, though he was held in high regard by some of the musicians who worked for him. He was credited with writing or co-writing many of the songs recorded by Duke/Peacock artists. He was not involved in the writing in many cases. <mask> was one of the few to disguise the real writers, making it nearly impossible to assess who wrote what on Duke, Peacock, Back Beat, and his other labels. <mask>'s parents were from the Fifth Ward of Houston, Texas, the United States.His grandfather Franklin, the son of a plantation owner and a slave from South Carolina, settled in Houston where he practiced medicine and lived in the town's Third Ward. <mask> left school early to pursue a gambling career. He claimed to have lived in Houston all his life, but there is evidence that he spent some time in his teens working on a cotton farm with his mother. He set up his first nightclub in Los Angeles. The Blues Hall of Fame inducts new members. He married and fathered a son at the age of 20. <mask> worked for a liquor distributor after returning to Houston.He established himself in Houston's black business community by starting a taxi service and then opening his first amusement parlor in the Fifth Ward. In 1934 he opened the Lenox Club and changed the name of the Sweet Dreams Cafe to the Manhattan Club and began to hire bands from out of state for entertainment. Walter Barnes and his band were one of the acts he hired at the

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title: Don Robey

texts: Harlem Grill, a large dance hall. He began building a relationship with Denver Ferguson in 1941. He began to promote dances after opening the Bronze Peacock Dinner Club. The Peacock allowed illegal gambling and featured stars such as Ruth Brown. The most sophisticated African American owned and operated nightclub in the south was located in Houston.An extensive menu of fine food and drink was offered by it. Leading uptown musical acts of the era performed on the stage. People with money to spend and a desire to do so in high style are what it caters to. <mask> became manager for Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown in 1947, setting up the Buffalo Booking Agency. <mask> established Peacock Records after Brown failed to find commercial success with his recordings on the Aladdin label. Although, according to Johnson, "<mask> didn't know a record from a hubcap", he found success both with Brown and with other R&B artists, the biggest success coming with Big Mama Thornton's #1 hit "Hound Dog". Little Richard was given a second recording contract by the label.<mask> merged his Peacock label with Duke Records of Memphis in 1952. <mask> closed down the Bronze Peacock club to turn it into a rehearsal and recording studio after taking over full ownership of the label. The Duke-Peacock company's biggest star was Johnny Ace, but after his death the gap was filled by other musicians including Bobby Bland and Johnny Otis. Along with blues and R&B, <mask>'s label issued successful artists such as the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi and the Swan Silvertones. Back Beat had hits with O. V. Wright and Roy Head. Sure Shot and Song Bird were also acquired by him.

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title: Don Robey

texts: Performers on <mask>'s labels were often signed to exclusive booking and management contracts.He gave himself writing credits for many of the songs recorded on his labels, so acquiring the publishing royalties for himself. He often bought the publishing rights to songs written by musicians, and claimed full or part writing credits. <mask> is credited with co-writing "Farther Up the Road" with Joe Medwick Veasey, which was initially a hit for Bobby "Blue" Bland in 1957, and later became a live staple for Eric Clapton. Veasey is thought to have written "Turn On Your Love Light", which became popular with Van Morrison and his band Them in live sets. The Blues Brothers are on the soundtrack for Blues Brothers 2000. The most successful black owned record business in America was owned by <mask>. His interests included a record store, pressing plant, print shop, and a nightclub.His business practices were controversial. <mask> was a mobster who used violence, the threat of violence, and murder, according to Jerry Leiber. Evelyn Johnson said that <mask> always wore a gun. He had no experience with those guns, so he was impressing himself. It was an image he was living up to. Pete Mayes has the best things to say about <mask>. Roy Head said that singers loved him.Writers got screwed. He was bad about it. Other people wrote most of the songs. Gatemouth Brown said of him: "He pulled off something in America that no one else ever did." <mask> sold his record labels to ABC Dunhill Records in 1973, but remained as a consultant. He died of a heart attack in Houston in 1975. "<mask> Robey and Duke-Peacock Records" can be found on Both Sides Now

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title: Pierre Thouvenot

texts: <mask> was a French Army officer who served in the American Revolutionary War. He served in the Napoleonic Wars after fleeing from France during the revolution. The Duke of Wellington branded <mask> a "blackguard" for his defence of Bayonne in 1814 and the sortie that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 <mask> was born in Toul, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. He spent five years as a geographical engineer before joining the military. He left as a cadet in the French army in December of 1779. He was sent to Guadeloupe in 1780 after serving on the le de Ré.He was involved in the attack on St Lucia by Bouillé in May 1781. Following the Treaty of Paris, <mask> was promoted to Lieutenant and continued to serve in the Caribbean. He was made a Chevalier de Saint-Louis (Knight of Saint Louis) in 1791 after being promoted to Capitain and later as the director at Indret. Thouvenot was promoted to

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title: Pierre Thouvenot

texts: lieutenant-colonel at the end of the 18th century. Thouvenot was attached to General Charles Franois Dumouriez as his chief of staff after leaving naval armament in December 1792. Thouvenot fled Belgium after a warrant for his arrest was issued by the new government in France. Austrian soldiers captured him and imprisoned him.After his release in 1794, <mask> sought refuge in the neutral Duchy of Brunswick-Lneburg. <mask> returned to France and the military and was promoted to colonel and served as the Chief of staff to General Edme tienne Borne Desfour. Desfourneaux's reprisals were brutal. Over a seven-day period, slaves were hunted down and shot, hanged or clubbed to death. <mask> was promoted to general of brigade and given command of the army of Santo Domingo in recognition of his actions, which included the liberation of Port-de-Paix from insurrectionists. <mask> was made the army's chief of staff on April 10, 1803, but the actions and decadent lifestyle of his commanding officer, General de Rochambeau, enraged <mask> and Clausel. The conspirators were deported after Rochambeau accused them of stealing supplies.He returned to France a few months later. <mask>'s version of events regarding the Rochambeau affair was accepted by Napoleon, and in 1805, <mask> was sent to

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title: Pierre Thouvenot

texts: the Rhineland, where he joined the second division of the II Corps in the Grande Armée. After serving as governor of Wrzburg, <mask> took up the post at Erfurt in Prussia and the towns of Stettin and Stralsund in Pomerania. He was wounded in the siege of Kolberg while on active service with Louis Lois Henrion's division. The Military Governor of Guipzcoa Thouvenot was thought to be an efficient administrator. <mask> was sent to Guipzcoa, Spain, on January 18, 1808, through which most of the imperial troops entered. San Sebastin was occupied by Thouvenot on March 5, 1808.<mask> showed himself to be a competent and honest professional in his new position. He imposed harsh punishments on the resistance, but he was never bloodthirsty or cruel. He never questions the war, the occupation or the chances of success of the occupation even though his reports reveal an extremely realistic appreciation of the situation. He was a disciplined soldier who obeyed orders. <mask> sent a report to Paris explaining how cold the reception was when Joseph Bonaparte arrived. Gipuzkoa priests started a strike. They didn't celebrate the mass.<mask> increased the pay of the priests to resolve the matter. It was common for him to give in to the pleas of the authorities to pardon a prisoner or reduce

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title: Pierre Thouvenot

texts: his sentence. The Frres Unis was the first Masonic lodge in Spain. Some important figures from the province of Guipuzcoa were expected to join the lodge. In the Basque Country, a very Catholic region, only one recruit was managed by the French. <mask> rarely saw combat during these years. He had very few troops.General <mask> didn't launch a counteroffensive because he didn't have a single soldier to set in motion. It is not possible for me to send forces against the enemy because I don't have enough men who can carry arms. It is difficult to not have a single soldier and to see the enemy destroy the coast. The 4th Military Government "Vizcaya" was created by Napoleon to separate Spain from the border regions with France. The Basque Provinces were covered by the 4th Military Government. An advisory council in each province was created by Thouvenot, consisting of two owners, two merchants, an accountant and a treasurer. There was a council of nine members, three per province, which responded to Thouvenot.Since <mask> admitted that he did not speak Spanish, the members had to be large owners or rich businessmen who could read and write in French. Good administration is what <mask> tried to attract the population with. He was made aware of the situation in the country. He left

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title: Pierre Thouvenot

texts: all possible matters in the hands of local authorities and organized numerous parties in San Sebastian. He ordered the creation of public libraries using the books of the suppressed convents. He appointed official architects in each province to work on public works. He took precautions to prevent epidemics.The official newspaper of the government was created by Thouvenot and appeared three times a week. There is mixed news, propaganda and official communications. The administrative work of <mask> was favored because he remained in the same position until the end of the war, while other commands were replaced with excessive frequencies. Navarra had six different governors during the six years of the Napoleonic occupation. His salary was high and he lived with great luxury at the expense of the Basques, but he never devoted himself to plundering the occupied territory for his own benefit. He is above the average of the military who sacked Spain. The Thouvenot system of government was authoritarian.The mayors were dismissed. Many of the new mayors tried to avoid the appointment by not presenting themselves as candidates. Military governments were created to collect taxes and finance the French army. <mask> raised 40 million reais in 18 months. Many people who joined the

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title: Pierre Thouvenot

texts: guerrillas were impoverished. <mask> tried to create a militia called Civic Guards to fight the guerrillas. They were formed by the richest people in the area.Some of them caused problems for the guerrillas, but by the end of 1811 all of them had deserted or been disarmed. The headquarters of the <mask> government moved from San Sebastian to Vitoria in January of 1811. The Bessieres General Headquarters in Valladolid was better communicated with than the central position. He was made a Baron de l'Empire (Baron of the Empire) and Officier de la Légion d'honneur (Officer of the Legion of Honour) this year for his service. The harvests were bad in 1812. "The Year of Hunger" took place in 1812. <mask> organized a soup distribution in August because of the food crisis.The idea of doing something for ordinary people would not have been conceived by any other imperial commands. The municipalities stopped paying their taxes. <mask> ordered the arrest of the members of themunicipality and the consulate of commerce, who were taken prisoner to force the town to pay taxes. Basque guerrillas grew in number and organization until they were defeated in an open field battle. The city of Bilbao was expelled from the French after they lost control of rural areas. Most of the troops and


title: Pierre Thouvenot

texts: supplies arriving from France crossed the Basque Provinces, which meant a serious threat to the communications. Thouvenot had to protect convoys of supplies.He showed great skill, cunning, cold blood in this campaign, fighting on many fronts at the same time with insufficient resources. He was able to attend to the complaints of a priest and order soldiers to stop plundering Alava as the Battle of Vitoria was about to begin. General <mask> was appointed General of division on November 25, 1813, after holding various commands in the Pyrenees. <mask> was made governor of the city of Bayonne in February of the following year. After crossing the River Adour, Wellington's army began to lay siege to the city of Bayonne. <mask> was wounded in the thigh during the fight for the suburb of St Etienne. When news of Napoleon's abdication reached the British lines, they were slow to start their preparations and failed to force the city to surrender.<mask> ordered a sortie which proved to be the last major action of the Peninsular War despite having received the news unofficially on 12 April. <mask> attacked the British siege lines with 6,000 men. The French sortie was defeated by both sides. The Allies lost Major General Andrew Hay who was killed defending the church of St Etiene and Sir


title: Pierre Thouvenot

texts: John Hope who was wounded and captured while charging into a melee on his horse. French casualties totaled 905 men, of which 112 were killed, 778 were wounded and 16 were missing. <mask> was forced to hand over the fortress to the British on April 27th. Both sides condemned Thouvenot's actions as a waste of lives.The Duke of Wellington branded <mask> a blackguard. An annual celebration of <mask>'s "brave" defence still takes place, despite the fact that a monument was raised. Sir Charles Colville didn't join in the criticism. He thought <mask> to be a well intentioned and gentlemanly individual and suggested that perhaps the sortie had been forced upon him by his subordinates. After defeat at Waterloo and the restoration of the monarchy, <mask> was labeled inactive and never served in the French military again. He died in Orly. There are 660 names on the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.The names of Barons of the First French Empire, French commanders of the Napoleonic Wars, and French military personnel of the American Revolutionary War are engraved under the Arc de


title: Shingo Takagi

texts: He is a professional wrestler in New Japan Pro-Wrestling. He is a member of the Los Ingobernables de Japn professional wrestling stable. From his debut in 2004, Takagi became known for his work with Dragon Gate. He won the Open the Dream Gate Championship four times, becoming one of the most decorated wrestlers in the company's history, and was known as the promotion's top heel for many years. He was the leader of the villainous VerserK stable through its many guises, and he was also known as the leader of the rivalry with BxB Hulk. He's spent a lot of time with American promotions such as Ring of Honor and Full Impact Pro. On October 8, <mask> made his debut in NJPW as a member of the Los Ingobernables de Japn stable.After performing in the Junior Heavyweight division, he went on to perform as a singles competitor and was unpinned and unsubmitted until the final. Ingobernables member Bushi held the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship with him. <mask> made his debut at G1 Climax 29 in the Heavyweight division. <mask> was the first person to hold both the NEVER Openweight Championship and the NEVER 6-Man Tag Team Championship at the same time. He regained the NEVER Title in November after losing it in August. <mask> became the only wrestler to win the top championship in NJPW and Dragon Gate when he won the IW GP World Heavyweight Championship in Osaka-jo Hall. <mask> <mask> was the first graduate of the Dragon Gate dojo.He was trained by Animal Hamaguchi. <mask> was named the 2005 Wrestling Observer Freshman of the Year. Takagi was a member of the Blood Generation stable. The New Hazard team of <mask>, BxB Hulk, and Cyber Kong won the Dragon Gate Open the Triangle Gate Championship on May 10, 2007. They held the championship until July 13, 2007, when they were forced to give up the title due to an injury to BxB Hulk. <mask> and

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title: Shingo Takagi

texts: Kong were unsuccessful in their attempt to win the vacant championship against the Muscle Outlaw'z team. On May 14, 2008, <mask> and Kong turned on Hulk just before a scheduled Open the Triangle Gate Championship defense against Genki Horiguchi, Gamma and Yamato of the Muscle Outlaw'z.Real Hazard is a new group formed by <mask> and Kong after they ended New Hazard and Muscle Outlaw'z. The newly-vacant Open the Triangle Gate Championship was won by <mask> and his partners. They lost the Open the Triangle Gate Championship to Kenichiro Arai, Taku Iwasa and Shinobu. He was a number one contender in the Open the Dream Gate Championship when he fought BxB Hulk. The Open the Dream Gate Championship was on the line as Cima had to give up the title due to a neck injury. Doubt was cast over his standing in Real Hazard when he stopped Tokyo Gurentai members from giving Cima a haircut. Tensions between him and the others were caused by this.The Open the Dream Gate Championship was won by <mask>. After the match, <mask> apologized and said that he was not being weak. Kong tried to attack Cima at the announce table, but <mask> stopped him. After a brief argument, Real Hazard attacked <mask> and kicked him out of the group, but he was saved by typhoon. He turned down the membership offer from typhoon. In the Summer Adventure Tag League Tournament, he and Dragon Kid reached the final before they were beaten by Naruki Doi and Masato Yoshino. Takagi joined typhoon after changing his mind.<mask>'s membership caused tension within the group and led to a challenge to <mask> for the Open the Dream Gate Championship. Takagi tried to get Yokosuka out of typhoon. Ryo Saito tried to stop him. Takagi gave him a lariat before he could say anything. Takagi decided not to participate in the King of Gate Tournament. <mask> and Taku Iwasa formed a new group after the

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title: Shingo Takagi

texts: Tozawa-juku group had ended. The Open the Dream Gate Championship was won by Naruki Doi.On January 11, 2009, Dragon Kid joined the new group. The Open the Triangle Gate Championship was won by <mask>, Iwasa and Dragon Kid, but lost to Cima, Gamma and Kagetora. Kamikaze reformed his team with <mask> after Yamato left Real Hazard. The duo won both the Summer Adventure Tag League Tournament and the Open the Twin Gate Championship in August. They lost the titles on December 27. The Open the Twin Gate Championship was won by <mask> and Cyber Kong. <mask> beat Dragon Kid in the final of the King of Gate tournament.On May 5, 2010, he was able to compete in the Open the Dream Gate Championship match against his stablemate and champion, Yamato, but he lost the title to him. On May 13, 2010, <mask> and Kong lost their Twin Gate title. The Hair vs Hair match will take place at the Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival on July 11. Takagi shaved off Hulk's hair. Takagi joined forces with Masaaki Mochizuki's new stable, Junction Three, to battle Cima's Blood Warriors after he returned from an injury. After Junction Three was dissolved in February of 2012 <mask>, along with other members of the group, formed -akatsuki-. The 22nd Open Twin Gate Championship was won by <mask> and Yamato.They lost the title to Don Fujii and Masaaki Mochizuki. The title was won by <mask> and Yamato on May 5, 2013. They lost the title when Yamato turned on <mask>. The Open the Dream Gate Championship was won by <mask> for the second time. In a five-on-four tag team match on August 1, -akatsuki- was defeated by Mad Blankey. <mask> lost the Open the Dream Gate Championship to Yamato. <mask> formed a new stable named Monster Express to continue his fight with Mad Blankey.The Open the Twin Gate Championship was won by <mask> and Tozawa. They lost the title to Eita and T-Hawk. After

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title: Shingo Takagi

texts: Cyber Kong hit <mask> with the Cyber Bomb, <mask> was pinned by Naruki Doi and Kzy in the Open the Triangle Gate Championship. <mask> and Tozawa lost to T-Hawk and Eita in the Summer Adventure Tag League semi-finals. <mask> was attempting to win the Open the Dream Gate title. <mask> won the Open the Dream Gate Championship for the third time. After turning on his stablemates, <mask> was kicked out of Monster Express.<mask> and Naruki Doi would form a new unit with the remnants of Mad Blankey. The new unit was named VerserK. <mask> was beaten in his fourth defense in the Open the Dream Gate Championship. He became the first four-time champion on March 6. Takagi lost the championship to Yamato. On January 18, 2017, <mask>, T-Hawk and El Lindaman won a special One Day 6 Man Tag Tournament, defeating Kotoka, Masato Yoshino and Ben-K. He became a regular in the Ring of Honor in late 2006 after making several appearances.On March 3, 2007, he and Naruki Doi became one half of the World Tag Team Champs. The championship went back to the Briscoes on March 30. On April 28, 2007, <mask> was unsuccessful in his attempt to win the ROH World Championship. He tried to win the World Tag Team Championship with his partner at the Live in Osaka show. At Wrestlemania weekend in 2008 at "Dragon Gate Challenge II" and "Supercard of Honor III", he and BxB Hulk wrestled The Age of the Fall, as well as El Generico and Kevin Steen. <mask> appeared in several American promotions during 2006 and 2007. <mask> won the pro wrestling Texas title on February 27, 2007.On September 5, 2007, he made his Hawaii debut for Action Zone Wrestling, teaming with Sabaki in a losing effort to the AZW Tag Team Champs Devilshock. He won his first wrestling tournament in Germany on March 8, 2009, at the wXw 16 Carat Gold Tournament. He began wrestling for Dragon Gate USA in 2009.

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title: Shingo Takagi

texts: <mask> made his debut for New Japan Pro-Wrestling during the King of Pro-Wrestling event on October 8, 2018, joining the Los Ingobernables de Japn. Takagi and Bushi won the Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship from Suzuki-gun at Wrestle Kingdom 13 on January 4, 2019. At NJPW's 47th Anniversary Show on March 6, <mask> and Bushi lost the tag team championship to Sho and Yoh. Kenny King defeated <mask> in the Honor Rumble at the G1 Supercard.The Best of Super Junior tournament was held in the A Block. He set a new record for most points scored in a tournament with 18 and defeated all of his opponents in the A Block. <mask> was defeated in the tournament final by Will Ospreay, who was the B Block winner. Dave Meltzer, a sports journalist, gave the match a rating of 5 stars and said it was the best junior heavyweight match he had ever seen. Takagi declared himself as an entrant for the G1 Climax after winning the NEVER Openweight Championship in Osaka-jo Hall. Takagi failed to advance to the tournament final in the G1 Climax, finishing with a final score of 8 points, four wins and five losses. <mask> was defeated by Hirooki Goto.On January 5, 2020 at Wrestle Kingdom 14, <mask> and LIJ teammates Bushi and Evil defeated four other teams in a gauntlet match to win the NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship. <mask> became the first person to hold both titles at the same time when he defeated Goto to win the NEVER Openweight Championship. The 2020 New Japan Cup was announced on February 24. NJPW was temporarily shut down due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. <mask> was eliminated in the first round of the New Japan Cup by Sho. <mask> defeated Sho to retain his NEVER Openweight Championship. The NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship was vacant after Evil defected from LIJ.Takagi defeated El Desperado. <mask> lost the NEVER Openweight


title: Shingo Takagi

texts: Championship to Minoru Suzuki. In the A Block, Takagi competed in the 2020 G1 Climax. He finished the tournament with 8 points, four wins and five losses, and failed to advance to the tournament final. <mask> won over Yujiro Takahashi, Will Ospreay, Minoru Suzuki, and Kota Ibushi. <mask> regained the NEVER Openweight Championship by defeating Suzuki for a second time. Takagi successfully defended his title at Wrestle Kingdom 15.Takagi Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet In March of 2021, Takagi would enter the New Japan Cup where he would defeat Hirooki Goto in the second round and EVIL in the semi finals. Takagi challenged Ospreay for a match at Wrestling Dontaku 2021. Takagi failed to defeat Ospreay. The vacant championship was won by <mask>. <mask> would make his first title defense on July 25 at the Wrestle Grand Slam in Tokyo Dome. Takagi was supposed to defend the title against Ibushi, however the latter was unable to compete due to an injury.<mask> defeated EVIL in the Wrestle Grand Slam on September 5. <mask> successfully defended his title at Power Struggle on November 6. Dragon Gate Open the Dream Gate Championship four times, Open the Owarai Gate Championship one time, Open the Triangle Gate Championship six times, and Taku Iwasa and Dragon Kid one time. There are 9 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500

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title: Sitok Srengenge

texts: <mask> was born on August 22, 1965, and is an Indonesian poet, actor, and dramatist. He was influenced by his village's strong oral tradition and became interested in literature at a young age. He became involved with the teater under Rendra when he moved to Jakarta. As he refined his literary style, <mask> remained with the company for almost a decade. His first poetry collection was published in 1992. <mask> has published multiple poetry collections, including a bilingual work titled On Nothing and a trilogy of revised editions known as Tripitakata. He participated in writers workshops in Hong Kong and Iowa, as well as presenting his poetry in the Netherlands and Germany.His poems, noted for their "laconic, muscular, and musical" poetic phrase, have been adapted to music in a variety of genres. <mask> was described as "Indonesia's best young poet" by Asiaweek in 1999. On August 22, 1965, <mask> Sunarto was born in Dorolegi, Purwodadi, Central Java. Though the villagers did not support their children attending school, they maintained a strong oral tradition that <mask> credits with influencing the sonic qualities of his poetry. He began to write poetry when he was a junior high school student. He stated in a 2004 interview that writing those words in his head made him happy. <mask> obtained a scholarship which allowed him to complete his education in the capital of the province.He graduated from Senior High School 1 in 1985. <mask> moved to Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, in 1985 to study at the Faculty of Art and Literature of the Jakarta Teacher Training Institute. Rendra gave him the name <mask> Srengenge, which means "the only sun", because he was involved with Bengkel Teater. <mask> practiced poetry, monologues, and acted in several of the troupe's plays. The first poetry collection by Sitok was published in 1992. The collection was funded by Iwan Fals and was intended to counterbalance the rise in religious literature in Indonesia. In the mid 1990s, <mask>

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title: Sitok Srengenge

texts: became an independent artist, acting under directors such as Ikranegara and Ratna Sarumpaet, and he has remained active into the 2010s.He established his own theater troupe, Teater Matahari, as well as the Keranjang Sampah Kebudayaan discussion forum. In 1996, <mask>'s short stories were included in a short story anthology. The anthology was published in order to encourage and support pro-democracy artists. <mask> was a founding member and one of the directors of the Utan Kayu Arts Community Center, serving as the director of its literary biennale and editor of its journal Kalam during the 1990s and 2000s. He was a curator for the Salihara cultural center until he resigned. <mask> was involved in pro-democracy rallies as a student. In the lead-up to Suharto's resignation, he would often attend underground rallies and recite poetry.By 2006 none of these works had been anthologized. Several of <mask>'s poems were included in The Poet's Chant, a publication of the 1995 Istiqlal International Poetry Reading conference. Chants of Nusantara published translations of his works. In 1999, Asiaweek wrote that <mask> is considered Indonesia's best young poet and that he contributes to the "reawakening" of Indonesian literature. He was selected as a leader for the Millennium in society and culture in Asia. The translator and Indonesianist Harry Aveling, in his 2001 anthology Secrets Need Words, described <mask> as a "pioneer" leading poets out of "the fear that froze the poets of the eighties". Anak Jadah was published in 2000 and was described by Yenni Kwok of the Sunday Morning Post as a statement about the confusion of his generation.<mask> stated that "Tradition and modernisation met in a careless encounter and produced a generation of cultural bastards". The Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies and the Ford Foundation collaborated with the Kalam Foundation to publish a second poetry collection. There were thirty-five works in the

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texts: collection. In 2004, <mask> published his first novel. Following the coup attempt of 1965, the work follows a group of common villagers. Pamela Allen found the novel to have a "rich, dense blend of realist prose in Indonesian, Javanese mythology and Javanese language", making it unprecedented in works of Indonesian literature. She argued that Sitok used local colour (warna lokal) not as a simple backdrop to a nationalist discourse, but rather to grant "real insight into local ways of thinking and interpreting the world".At the Ubud Writers and Readers Festival, <mask> released a bilingual volume of his poetry. The poems in this second collection ranged from "gentle and romantic" to "drenched in erotic images and metaphors". The Indonesian and English versions of poems from <mask>'s first four poetry collections were translated by four writers. The Jakarta Post found a collection of poetry with themes related to the human condition, such as love, motherhood, childbirth and racism. A trilogy of poetry collections was released. The first volume contained poems written by Sitok while he was still in high school and university. There were poems written between 1986 and 1991 in the second volume of Kelenjar Bekisar Jantan.The poems of Anak Jadah were included in the third, Anak Badai dan Amsal Puisi Banal. In August 2015, <mask> released another poetry collection, Ereignis dan Cinta yang Keras Kepala, which contained fifty poems written between 2010 and 2014. <mask> attended several writers workshops, including at the University of Iowa and Hong Kong Baptist University. He has read his poems at a number of places. In a 1999 interview with Asiaweek, <mask> compared writing to boxing, with essays and other prose as shadowboxing and poetry as "real" boxing. Unlike other Indonesian poets, he prefers to memorize his poetry rather than read it. He has a powerful voice and impressive stage rhythm, as well as being a master of lexicon.Krassin Himmirsky found <mask>'s "poetic


title: Sitok Srengenge

texts: phrase... laconic, muscular, and musical" to be a universal message. <mask> stated that there are poems within him. They are there. He doesn't like to write poetry unless it's finished. He may only produce two poems a year. Although he may occasionally be influenced by politics, he tries to separate civic involvement and writing. Various media have adapted <mask>'s work.In 2011, Dian HP produced Delapan Komposisi Cinta (Eight Compositions of Love), a concert that used lyrics from the poems of <mask> and Nirwan Dewanto. She released an album of art songs based on <mask>'s poetry. Jan Cornall's jazz album, Singing Srengenge, was based on the poet's work, while <mask>'s works have also been adapted. Many other poets, both Indonesian and non-Indonesian, have been compared to <mask>'s work. Cornall describes Srengenge's work as "deeply spiritual in the true sense of the word, where the sensuality of longing, the beauty of sorrow, and the wisdom of deeply felt observation becomes the language of the soul". The true values of life are included in <mask>'s poems. Readers are moved by his affection for his parents.According to the translator John McGlynn, Sitok explores topics with a depth and maturity not only rare among his peers, but also with a vocabulary and clarity that few other poets can match. <mask> is married to a woman. The couple has a daughter. Nothing but Love, her first novel, sold more than 40,000 copies by 2009. She was working on a short story collection in 2009. The family lives in Bantul. The main house, a joglo style pavilion, a public library, private office, communal kitchen, and guest house are all in their home.The open plan house is "eclectic" and features antique building materials from throughout Java. Natural surroundings are maintained by the landscaping. Poems by Kelenjar Bekisar Jantan are included in the poetry collection. Anak Jadah, On Nothing, Gembala Waktu, Madah Pereda Rindu, Kelenjar Bekisar Jantan, Stanza Hijau Muda, and Anak Badai

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title: Jane Peterson

texts: <mask> was an American impressionist and expressionist painter. Her works are created in Impressionist and Expressionist styles using broad swaths of vibrant colors to combine an interest in light and in depiction of impromptu moments and are well known for vivid, rich painted still life, beach scenes along the Massachusetts coast. Her works can be found in museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of the City of New York, the National Museum of Women in the Arts and the Philadelphia Museum of Arts. The daughter of a watch company employee and a homemaker, she was born in Illinois on November 28, 1876. After graduating from high school in 1894, she changed her name to <mask>. She didn't receive formal art training as a child, but she knew how to paint. She attended public school as a child.At the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago, she learned about a new technical school in New York and took an art test. She borrowed $300 from her mother to study at Pratt after she was accepted in the art department. She studied oil and watercolor painting at the Art Students League in New York City after graduating from college. <mask> took several grand tours of the European continents and studied under several famous European artists. She studied with artists in Venice, London, Madrid, and Paris. She gained a lot of knowledge under their guidance. While in Paris, he became friends with the Stein siblings, as well as being a regular at their various gatherings where the guests included Picasso and Matisse.On Saturday evening artists and art enthusiasts would gather to view and discuss Stein's seminal collection of modern art in the rooms she lived in around the corner from his salon. During her time in Paris, she was surrounded by many different types of art. Picasso was already paving the way

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texts: with innovative and experimental techniques when she arrived in Paris in 1907. One viewer set up an exhibition of her earlier works at the St. Botolph club in Boston after seeing a solo exhibition of her work at the Société des Artistes Franais. She studied under Joaqun Sorolla in Madrid after returning to Chicago. Sorolla had the most influence on <mask>'s style. As layers of loose brushstrokes combine to represent the shimmer of Summer's light in southern Europe, the canvases become more daring with color.The man was following Sorolla for many things. After Sorolla held an exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago, her works were displayed for her trip to North Africa. Sorolla persuaded <mask> to follow him to New York where he was going to do a portrait of Louis Comfort Tiffany, the founder of the Tiffany& Co. Tiffany invited <mask> to join the artistic circle at his summer estate in Oyster Bay, Long Island. It was an extremely bold act for a woman in the early 20th century to travel alone to Egypt and Algeria. <mask>'s work is hard to classify into one or two categories. Her works are more like a blend of several prominent styles in the turn of the 20th century under the influence of her academic artistic training.She likes to use loose brushwork and bold colors in her paintings. Maurice Prendergast was often linked to fellow American, <mask>. Both of them traveled and studied in Europe. The technical skills of Prendergast and <mask> were similar, but Prendergast's linear movement was more aggressive. In 1912, she went back to Paris, where she was associated with the members of the American Art Association. After returning to the United States in 1913, she began a six-year tenure at the Art Students League in New York as an instructor of watercolor painting. Louis Comfort Tiffany, American

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title: Jane Peterson

texts: stained glass and jewelry designer and the head of the famous firm Tiffany Studios, had a good relationship with <mask> <mask>.Tiffany and <mask> traveled to Alaska and the Canadian Northwest together in 1916. When many women preferred painting domestic scenes, the Undomestic Female Painter painted people, events and scenery that are of importance around the globe. During World War One, he joined the war effort painting military portraits and patriotic scenes of women rolling bandages and folding blankets at the Red Cross Center. She spent six months in Turkey in 1924 painting scenes in the Islamic cities of Constantinople and Broosa. When she was fifty years old, she married a corporate lawyer. She married a New Haven doctor four years after her husband's death. Their marriage lasted less than a year.She was featured in more than 80 one-woman exhibitions before her death in 1965, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay Career was a drawing supervisor of public school teachers in Boston, Massachusetts, and the Maryland Institute in Baltimore for three years. She took a grand tour in Europe in 1907, visiting England, Holland, France and Italy, which was the best way for her to learn from the masters as a young artist. Frank Brangwyn in Venice and London, Joaquin Sorolla in Madrid, and Jacques Blanche and Andre L' Hote in Paris were some of the artists who provided expert knowledge for painting techniques and composition. At the beginning of Cubism, she was living during the time of Fauvism. The Societe des

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texts: Artistes Francais is located in Paris, France. She exhibited in Boston, Massachusetts, New York City, and Baltimore, Maryland.There were exhibitions at the Art Institute of Chicago from 1910 to 1914. She participated in many group shows such as the American Watercolor Society and the New York Society of Painters in New York City and the Baltimore Watercolor Club in Maryland. After teaching watercolor at the Art Students League, he became the Drawing Supervisor of the Brooklyn Public Schools. Louis Comfort Tiffany had a painting exhibition in his private railway car. The painter traveled from Maine to Florida and as far north as British Columbia. Her oil painting "Florida Mangroves" is in the permanent collection of theNorton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, Florida. She spent six months in Turkey in 1924.The Metropolitan Museum of Art has two famous works by <mask>. Turkish Fountain with Garden was created with oil and charcoal on canvas in 1910. The Terra Foundation Collection holds an oil on canvas painted in Paris in 1908. The Floats were evaluated on PBS' Antiques Roadshow. She was selected as the most outstanding individual of the year by the American Historical Society. She created four portraits of women in the military during World War II. The portraits were auctioned to raise money for a memorial.The Columbia Museum of Art, the Mattatuck Museum, the Long Island Museum of Art, and the Hyde Collection exhibited her works. References include Joseph, J. Jonathan, and Jobe Pierce. J. J. Joseph was an American artist. Tellier, James M. Keny, and Tara Keny. Midwestern Modernist Women, 1900-1930, are connected to the French Connection. The Schumacher Gallery is located at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio. New Haven: Yale University Press.The Art Students League of New York alumni have artwork


title: Michel Piquemal

texts: various formations, <mask> made recordings dedicated to many people. The Orchestre national de Lille, the Orchestre national d'le-de-France, and the Orchestre national des Pays have all invited <mask> to conduct. The third Victoires de la musique classique was won in 1996 by the head of his vocal ensemble,<mask>, with a recording devoted to the integral of the sacred music by Maurice Duruflé. His recording of "David" by Arthur Honegger was released by Naxos again in 1998, followed by a secondVictoire de la musique classique. He wants to pass on his passion for music and give new artists the chance to work with him. After working for Jacques Jouineau at the Matrise de Radio France,<mask> went on to teach singing at the Conservatoire de Paris and the 18th arrondissement of Paris.He has trained and accompanied many others. The music of Martial Caillebotte, brother of the impressionist painter Gustave Caillebotte, which he himself recorded in the form of two albums, is one of the works that <mask> has always sought to rediscover. The 4 F of Télérama and the 4 # of the Diapason magazine were among the awards received by the latter. His last work

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texts: is the MisaTango by <mask> <mask> conducts in parallel to his activities with his choirs and vocal ensemble. He was made an Officier of the national du Mérite, Officier des Arts et des Lettres, and a Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur for his contributions to heritage. The Hungarian award Pro Artibus was given to him.The management of the Choir of Sainte-Marie-des-Dames Discography was given to the choir conductor. Banalités was written by Francis Poulenc,<mask> and Christine Lajarrige. Jacques Vandeville, Jean-Patrice Brosse, and Jean-Walter Audoli were members of the ensemble. Arion Discs have a vocal ensemble. The 3rd Victoire de la musique classique for the Naxos was published in 1996. 2001: President of the jury of the Officier of the National Order of Merit Officier of the 5th Victoire de la musique classique for the recording of the David by Arthur Honegger. On August 8, 1980, at Vaison-la-Romaine, the documentaries report on the rehearsals of the requiem by Roger Calmel.The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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title: Saran (director)

texts: K. V. Saravanan is an Indian film director who is active in Tamil cinema. He was an assistant to the man. He owns two production houses. Many of Saran's relatives are teachers. He graduated from the College of Arts and Crafts with a degree in visual communications. During this time, Saran did some work with a lady called Mohana who was art director for K. Balachander. Saran was fond of the director.Saran wanted this relationship to be the key to getting to him. He was an assistant director when he made Pudhu Pudhu Arthangal. <mask> was a cartoonist for Ananda Vikatan. He would do this work at two in the morning, sleep for a bit, and get back to work at 7 am. Sarann gave up her job as a cartoonist because she was too busy to help. <mask>'s first film happened. The basis of his plot for his first film Kadhal Mannan was that he was wondering if a girl who is engaged to a particular person would fall in love with someone else.Music composer M. S. Viswanathan made his acting debut in the film, as did the lead actress Maanu from Assam. Prior to the film's release, the soundtrack gained rave review. Viswanathan was persuaded to participate in the film after initially rejecting the approach. The film was praised by a reviewer for tackling a taboo subject. The critic claimed that Ajith Kumar was back at his best, as well as crediting success to Maanu's performance and the soundtrack. The film did well at the box office. The first copy was worth 22 million dollars, but only sold for 16 million dollars.After a string of failures, it ran 100 days and re-established Ajith Kumar's market. The producers of Kadhal Mannan, Venkateswaralayam had lost a lot of money on the film so Ajith Kumar insisted on doing another film for the studio. After a three-month pursuit, he finally got Shalini to sign on, even though he initially approached her. After accepting the role of Tulasi Das, Big B

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texts: pulled out of the film. The film began production in January 1999 and during the production of the film, the lead pair fell in love and got married in April 2000. A reviewer described the film as having an "okay storyline made very good because of its brilliant execution" and that the "climax is also very well-developed" and praised the performance of Ajith Kumar. The film went on to become a big hit at the box office and extended the success of the lead actor.As a token of gratitude for the success, Ajith purchased <mask> a car. His third film with Prashanth and Simran was Parthen Rasithen (2000). It did well at the box office and Simran's performance was praised by critics. Alli Arjuna was a flop in spite of r rahman's compositions. He directed a film for Vikram in 2002 which became a hit and made him popular, but he neglected to act because of his racing career. <mask> made his acting debut with the remake of the Hindi film Munna Bhai M.B.B.S. Positive reviews and a commercial success are what the film received.The film with Ajith became a commercial success. The film received mixed reviews and was a flop at the box-office. The film received positive reviews and was a hit at the box office. <mask> was going to take up the role of producer in his second film, which was going to be directed by him. <mask> sold the production rights of the move to Ayngaran International, which annoyed the team. The film was put on hold after the actor opted out. The film was released to mixed reviews and did poorly at the box office.The film Aasal was an average at the box-office despite the fact that <mask> and Ajith worked in it. His next movie was Aayirathil Iruvar. Market Raja MBBS with Arav was released in 2019. <mask> and his wife Subha have two children. His brother works in the film industry. There are links to filmography at the Society Promoting Indian Cinematic

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title: Peter Hildebrand Meienberg

texts: A Swiss Benedictine missionary spent more than 50 years in East Africa working on refugee aid, prison reform, education, and other social determinants of health. He is known for his work on women's prison reform and his establishment of the Faraja Foundation, a humanitarian relief organization. The author of various hymnbooks, as well as a published author of a Tanzanian Civics textbook, was also a humanitarian. <mask> was the second of six children and was born in 1929. He is the brother of an author. He felt an inclination towards theological work after attending Catholic school. He continued his studies in the monastery of Einsiedeln.The returning missionaries "whetted our appetite" for missionary work abroad. In the Autumn of 1951, <mask> applied for missionary work. The following year, he completed the novitiate. He completed his Licentiate in Theology from Fribourg University in 1957. After his ordination, he continued his higher education in the United States. He received a masters degree in social anthropology and social psychology from Columbia University in 1959. <mask> was sent to Tanganyika to work under the Mission Abbey of Peramiho after graduating from the United States.As an assistant priest in Songea, he taught Catholic education at a nearby high school as part of the Peramiho mission. The Director of the Adult Education Institute invited <mask> to become a teacher of civic education and political science, to teach teachers about contemporary political issues. In 1968, <mask> joined the mission's new project to teach religion, African history, and civics at a Girls Secondary school. He was also the mission's Director of Social Action. He traveled to various schools to tackle issues relating to social systems, including introducing adapted technology, rationalizing equipment, and introducing credit

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title: Peter Hildebrand Meienberg

texts: unions for structural assistance. There was a need for a textbook on civics education for secondary schools. A textbook based on the new constitution of Tanganyika was created by a group of educational experts after the project was approved by the state Education Department.The only official publication on Civics Education for secondary school students in Tanganyika was published in 1966 by Oxford University Press. In 1971 members of the Peramiho mission received permission from the Monastery to tour and develop a new mission in Kenya. The purpose of the newly constructed mission was to introduce locals to the basics of catechetical instruction and impart religious instruction to local students. He worked to feed local children milk and cornmeal and install a clean water supply at the mission as his work expanded to social care. East Pokot was where <mask> lived in 1977. He built a chapel at Pokot Lodge. The chapel was used as a religious space as well as a nursery and kindergarten.The women running the kindergarten were told to explain the basics of healthcare and give minimal health services for infections. The Urban Monastery was established in 1979 to serve those living in rural slums. A monastery, an educational centre, and a parish were included in the mission. When he was the administrator in 1986, he became more involved with the social problems of the local community by paying for their rent or providing a blanket. In reality, one should change the social systems and structures, create a more equitable system for distribution of land, increase employment opportunities, build free elementary schools and fight corruption. The goal of the mission was to educate families about healthcare, reproductive choice, and household budgeting. The education expanded to courses on sewing and weaving in the parish


title: Peter Hildebrand Meienberg

texts: centre.In 1989 <mask> was called to assist in an existing mission. <mask> provided financial assistance to students and took care of the sick in a private hospital. To redistribute property, <mask> invested. The huts were burned down in December of 1989 after the government ordered the removal of all squatters. The next four years were spent raising money for displaced peoples, buying land for the poor, and financing the education of 45 children. During the civil war in Rwanda, a voice told him to come to Goma. After arriving in Goma, he witnessed the scale of massacre, disease, and prosecution in Rwanda and celebrated a religious service in the Kibumba camp.In 10 days, the public media campaign to raise funds for Goma had collected 70,000 Swiss Francs. The funds were used to transport medication. A medical centre was established in the monastery by working with the doctors and the refugees. In order to assist in the relocation of refugees, Meienberg and Little Sisters of St. Francis collaborated to create computer schools, sewing classes, and English language courses. Faraja Trust was established in 1999 to help socially disadvantaged individuals and families to rebuild a sustainable livelihood. Faraja Trust was financed by the networks in Switzerland. A source of funding was created when Meienberg purchased land to build luxury apartments for expatriates.Faraja Trust was renamed in 2012 Faraja Foundation works in several city prisons to educate guards, train prisoners on computer, cooking, and employable skills, and help prisoners return to society. Faraja Foundation launched initiatives to build rainwater tanks for small scale farmers and did work in agricultural training for young apprentices. The poor treatment of prisoners in Lang'ata Women's Prison was noticed by <mask>. He began implementing prison

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title: Peter Hildebrand Meienberg

texts: reforms after applying as a prison chaplain. This included the distribution of cloth for underwear and sanitary towels, the addition of radio and television, the creation of hatches and windows, the establishment of sports grounds, and the installation of sewing machines, counseling chambers and reading rooms. As Faraja Trust began to focus on prison reform, <mask> was able to find advocates to defend convicts in court, give them credit loans to jumpstart their new lives, establish officer training to handle clientele, and construct new computer labs.Lang'ata Women's prison established a daycare for children of imprisoned mothers. Lang'ata Women's prison has served as a model for prison reform in the country. Lang'ata Women's Prison was declared a model and centre of excellence by the Vice- President of the country. The Prison and the Priest, a documentary about prison reform, was made in 2009. A number of hymn books have been published by <mask> over the years. The Sons for the Eucharistic Congress sold more than 1 million copies. His works are as follows: Recent Changes of Social Structure in Native Tanganyika, Fordham University, New York, 1959 Tanganyika Citizen, A Handbook of Civics, Oxford University Press, East Africa, 1966 and The Gospel according to St. Mark and the Book of Genesis.The Benediktinerkongregation von St. Ottilien was held in Kenia from 1976 to

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title: Mayo A. Shattuck III

texts: <mask><mask> is an American businessman and philanthropist. He is a non-executive chairman of Exelon Corporation, a co-chair of the capital campaign of the university and a vice chairman of the board of the hospital. Shattuck is an advocate for nuclear power and is involved in a number of philanthropic efforts. <mask> was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1954. He was a student at the Noble and Greenough School. In 1976, Shattuck received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Williams College, and in 1980, he received an Masters of Business Administration degree from the same university. Shattuck graduated from a business school.<mask>'s father managed Harvard's endowment and was a managing director at one of Boston's most respected institutional money managers. The father of <mask> passed away in 1974. Shattuck joined Bain and Co. in San Francisco where he worked with Romney. He was employed at Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. Shattuck joined the investment firm in 1985. In 1991, Brown & Sons was promoted to president and chief operating officer. He helped the company move through a number of mergers and acquisitions.Howard Shultz, chairman and chief executive of Starbucks Coffee, referred to <mask> as a "brilliant strategist". There is a brown thing. The merger of Alex and Shattuck took place in 1997. He became a vice chairman of Bankers Trust Corp. and the co-chief executive officer ofBT Alex. There is a brown thing. Shattuck advocated on behalf of workers at Alex. The executives of the two companies were mediationd by Brown.<mask> was the chairman of the board of the new company that was acquired byDeutsche Bank. There is a brown thing. Investment Banking and Private Banking was headed by <mask>. On September 12, 2001, <mask> resigned as head ofDeutsche Bank Alex. There is a brown thing. <mask> was

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title: Mayo A. Shattuck III

texts: elected chairman of the board in July 2002, after he was appointed president and CEO of the company. <mask>'s early tenure at the company was characterized by the goal of refocusing the company on the energy sector by taking actions such as laying off 10% of the company's workers.He reversed an existing plan to divide the company and restructured it to make it more accountable to management. <mask>'s plan was to get more credit from banks so that the acquisition of weaker energy companies could be done. It was necessary for Shattuck's decisions to be turned around and grow. In the next few years, Shattuck expanded his operations in the financial sector and staked out large positions in energy commodity markets. Shattuck led the activities of buying power from utility companies and selling it to customers in deregulated markets, which resulted in significant growth. Shattuck predicted that only energy companies, and not financial firms, could create a market for energy derivatives and risk management in the energy industry. These operations increased the company's exposure to financial market developments.When credit dried up during the financial crisis, some questioned whether <mask> should continue to lead the company. Despite chaos, general sentiment on the board was overwhelming to keep him citing hisperturbability. In the aftermath of the global financial downturn, <mask> steered the company through the downturn, securing funding from the same company as well as avoiding a takeover. The acquisition of Constellation Energy by Exelon was announced in April 2011. Regulators approved the planned merger despite some negative reactions. <mask> assumed the role of executive chairman after Exelon completed its acquisition. <mask> remained on the board after he retired from Exelon.As a

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title: Mayo A. Shattuck III

texts: non-executive chairman, <mask> can shift his focus from many of the daily tasks associated with leading the company. He spent a lot of his career in the energy industry after leaving <mask>. <mask>'s advocacy focuses on the future of electrical energy in the United States. Deregulation of energy markets in the United States has been a major point of advocacy. Competition between energy companies caused significant change in how energy companies distributed electricity in the 1990s. Twenty-two states have broken up their regulated utilities to allow competition, and costs have come down, according to <mask>. In contrast to his peers in the energy industry, Shattuck has been vocal in his support.<mask> is an advocate for American nuclear energy. Shattuck wants to see extension of government loan guarantees in the construction of nuclear reactor. He stated that if the upfront fee is large, it will discourage people from taking a loan for a plant of that size. Shattuck served as chairman of the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations and a member of the Executive Committee of the Nuclear Energy Institute. Shattuck advocated for nuclear energy after withdrawing from a project to operate nuclear plants in the United States. Maryland began to deregulate electricity in the early 2000s, which would eventually lift the state's electricity rate price caps. Hurricanes in the southeastern United States reduced natural gas production in 2007.Baltimore Gas and Electric Company had to raise electricity rates by 72% because of this. Proponents of keeping utility prices low argued that increased profits should be used to subsidize them. <mask> contributed $8,000 to the Maryland gubernatorial election. Defenders point out that the state's Public Service Commission regulates the levels of profitability in

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texts: order to keep them in check. A temporary measure was put in place by the Maryland General Assembly to limit price increases to 15%. In 1997, <mask> was made a Trustee of the Seagram Company. He was the head of Alex.<mask> was the president of Brown & Sons. The Brown & Sons Charitable Foundation was established. The endowment was managed by <mask> and seven other trustees. The Baltimore Museum of Art was given a million dollar grant, along with other similar Baltimore institutions. Much of <mask>'s philanthropy was focused on JHU. He was elected to the board of trustees in 2004. He donated $1 million to the new burn unit in the Children's Center.The Shattuck Family Burn Unit will be constructed as a result of this donation. In addition to the rooms for patient care, the burn unit will include facilities for education of students, fellows, and residents. He is a co-chair of the capital campaign. <mask> helped lead the effort to raise funds from donors to support the academic mission of the university. Shattuck is a Trustee of First Tee, an organization focused on bringing "affordable junior golf programs to communities that do not have them, especially in economically disadvantaged areas." The <mask> family internship was established by him. The internship helps students interested in entrepreneurship and business leadership.<mask> was married to Budge in 1976. The couple had two children. They divorced in 1995. <mask> married <mask> in 1997 and they have three children. <mask> said she was separated from her husband. On September 29, 2014, Shattuck filed for divorce. The Shattucks were divorced in Baltimore County, Maryland.<mask> was charged and convicted of having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a boy. The Washington Post reported on Exelon Corp's bio of Michael S.Contrarian

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title: K. Gunaratnam

texts: <mask>, also known as K<mask>, was a prolific film producer. <mask> is the pioneer to establish two Sinhala film studios: 'CinemasLimited' and 'Vijaya Studios', where he produced more than 20 blockbuster and commercial movies. He was the youngest son of the family and was born in July of 1917. The <mask>nakasabey 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 DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Manikkamuge Mursu was a housewife. He attended junior class at Jaffna Central College. He married a woman in 1941.She died before she married her sister. He was also a planter. He was an active member of the Tamil Union Sports Club and the Orient Club. There were two sons and four daughters for the couple. <mask> was hoping to get a job as a representative of a film distribution company. He was an agent for Windsor Talkies for two years in 1934. When the company was bought by Chittampalam Abraham Gardiner, he worked for about three months before retiring and buying the soft drink business.He joined the film industry as a partner in a company called Wallington Talkies. He built the Wellington Cinema in Jaffna. He started building cinemas and producing films in the 1950's. The movie Sujatha made a new era in the cinema industry. Even though the story of the film was similar to the Hindi film Bari Behen, several new faces were introduced into Sinhala

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title: K. Gunaratnam

texts: Cinema, who later became pillars in the cinema. The first trailer and promotional plan for a Sinhala film were made by the film. The first patriotic song in the film was introduced by <mask> and included several scenes from Sri Lanka.Warada Kageda was produced by <mask> after the box office records of his first film. The film had <mask> Abeysekera as a writer and T. B. Ilangaratne as a dialogue writer. <mask> sponsored the publication of Ilangaratne's first novel at the request of his friend. He agreed to make a film after Ilangaratne's proposal. He was the Chairman of K.G. He was also the Managing Director of Cine Sounds Sales and Services and the United Spinning and Weaving Mills. Ballpoint pens, corrugated cartons and plastic containers were manufactured by him as an industrialist.The state-of-the-art yarn spinning and weaving mills at Ja-Ela were expanded into weaving with 200 Picanol water jet looms with 100 looms having been imported in June 1983. The foreign engineers were to install them at the weaving mills in Ja-Ela in August 1983, but they were temporarily stored at the Hendala industrial complex. The magazine 'Kala' was released on 20 August 1955 to promote <mask>'s films. He produced the film Dosthara. The book 'Mage Jeevitha Viththi' written by Rukmani Devi, who acted in the film, was released before the screening of the film. This is the first book written by a woman. <mask> won the second most popular film award in the 'Dinamina' newspaper's film competition with 11,243 votes.He produced many successful films in the following years. He and Peries produced a film called Sandesaya. The Portuguese fort was made out of black stone and cost about LKR 38,000 in 1959 to build. It is said that Cinemas has spent a lot of money. Half a million for this film. 132 copies

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title: K. Gunaratnam

texts: of the film have been printed from one negative film, making it a hallmark in the film industry. Thousands of CDs containing the songs were sold after the song 'Pruthugeesi Karaya' became popular.It has been shown in 136 cinemas island-wide and it is reported that the dialogues were shown in Czech. <mask> took steps to credit the proceeds of the premiere to the deafness fund. He established a studio in 199. The studio was started by purchasing an 8-acre land in Hendala at a cost of LKR 800,000. The Seeni Press was where <mask> printed color film posters and 'Kala' magazine. Adata Vediya Heta Hondai was the first film to be shot at the studio. The first song to be recorded in the studio was 'Oya Belma Oya Kelma'.The streets and clubs of the film were built at the Vijaya studio. The first color full-length film in the Sinhalese language was directed by Mike Wilson and <mask> was responsible for half of it. He was involved with many blockbuster films such as Dheewarayo. In 1965, he won the award for the best producer. <mask> had a lot of problems during the Black July riots. He fled from his home in the middle of the night on July 22, 1983, to escape mobs. He sought refuge at the Holiday Inn Hotel.Some of his film studios were destroyed during the riots. He was killed by a gunshot at the age of 72 during the 1987–1989 JVP insurrection. He was going to his residence for lunch when he died. Two men on a motorcycle shot him at close range in the front seat of his car as he came out of his office. The late <mask>'s exclusive economic and moral rights were protected for 70 years from his death, according to the lawsuit filed by his son G.R. Pathmaraj. The Enjoining Order was extended by the Commercial High Court. The deaths of people from Jaffna District in 1989 were linked to

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title: Samuel S. Cox

texts: <mask> "<mask>" <mask> was an American congressman and diplomat. He served as the United States Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire while in the United States House of Representatives. <mask> supported peace with the South at any cost during the American Civil War. He voted against the amendment. He focused on civil service reform and railroad regulation after moving to New York. <mask> was born on September 30, 1824 in Zanesville, Ohio to Ezekiel Taylor and <mask>. <mask> was descended from a prominent New Jersey family.His ancestors include <mask>, one of the original proprietors of the Province of East New Jersey, and Congressman <mask>, who fought for George Washington's Continental Army. <mask> was a cousin by marriage. Senator James J. Wilson. He was an uncompromising Jacksonian Democrat. <mask> was named after <mask>, <mask>'s maternal grandfather. <mask> was Ohio's Treasurer from 1820–23 and also represented Zanesville in the Ohio State Senate. <mask>'s father was the clerk of the Ohio Supreme Court and the Court of Common Pleas.As a child, <mask> was described by his neighbors as bright, sunny, congenial, fond of fun, sparkling with wit, always honest, fearless, and generous, never hesitating to confess a fault of his own, and always ready to defend the weak. He wanted to travel the world as a star student. James M<mask> was one of his classmates at the academy. <mask> entered Ohio University at Athens, which was dominated by a rivalry between the locals and university students. <mask> sabotaged a cannon that was to be fired in celebration after the town won a court case against the university. He was determined to leave Athens, which he referred to as a "scaly vale of mud." He

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title: Samuel S. Cox

texts: was re-enrolled at Brown University.He was a member of Delta Phi and delivered speeches in support of temperance and Fourierism and in opposition to abolition of slavery. <mask> had some difficulty fitting in with yankee society due to the subject and manner of his speeches. "There are some monstrous mean fellows among the Yankees," he wrote. He was praised for his wit, work ethic, and energy. Future Chief Justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court Thomas Durfee was one of his friends. He returned to Ohio after graduating. <mask> was a student when he read William Cruise's Digest of the Laws of England Respecting Real Property.<mask> continued his study of law in the offices of Judge C.W. after returning to Ohio. Then with Judge Convers. <mask> was a student in Judge Convers's office. He finished his studies in Cincinnati. <mask> and George E. Pugh formed a partnership after they were admitted to the Ohio bar. <mask> wrote "A Buckeye Abroad," a collection of letters about his travels, while on his honeymoon in Europe in 1851. <mask> abandoned the law for journalism after it was praised.He purchased a controlling interest in the Ohio Statesman in the 19th century. Newspaper men of the time were engaged in political activity and he became its editor. <mask> supported free trade and opposed the American System of the Whig Party as an editor at Brown. The Ohio Democratic State Committee chairman resigned on the condition that <mask> be his successor. The 1856 campaign of William Medill for Governor was managed by <mask>. <mask> became a rising star in Ohio politics after Medill was elected. He was told to meet the president.<mask> was offered the position of Secretary of Legation at the

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title: Samuel S. Cox

texts: Court of St. James's, but he turned it down. He returned to the United States after falling ill and resigned his commission. <mask> was nominated to represent the Columbus region in the U.S. House of Representatives. The seat was narrowly won by him. <mask> chaired the committee on Revolutionary claims in his first term. <mask> delivered the maiden speech in the newly completed House chamber in the south wing of the Capitol building. <mask> was positioned as a supporter of Senator <mask>. Douglas's "popular sovereignty" as opposed to President James Buchanan and the proposed Lecompton constitution for Kansas.Kansas became a free state after <mask>'s speech helped sink the Lecompton constitution. <mask>'s friend was removed from the office of the Postmaster of Columbus. <mask> was re-elected in 1858 by a slightly larger majority. He was an ally of Senator Douglas and an opponent of the Buchanan administration. Despite growing divisions and the election of Abraham Lincoln, <mask> expanded his majority again in 1860. <mask> made a plea for unity and caution in the winter of 1860–61 when the southern states began to break away. <mask> said farewell to Senator Douglas in the House.<mask> wanted to put down the rebellion and sustain the Lincoln administration. The abolition policy sought to convert the holy war for the defence of the government and the union into an anti-slavery party war. <mask> defeated <mask> by a small majority even though his district was redrawn to become even more Republican. <mask> opposed the abolition of slavery on the grounds that peace was close and the amendment would scuttle negotiations. He told a crowd seven years later that he thought it would be better

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title: Samuel S. Cox

texts: to stop the bloodshed. The ceremonial of burying the dead corpse of slavery mattered more than that. <mask> was a part of the campaign against Lincoln's re- election.He was defeated for reelection by <mask> in large part due to the vote of Union soldiers. The Civil War ended six weeks after he left Congress. <mask> was praised by Lincoln's Secretary of State William H<mask> as a member of the loyal opposition despite his steadfast opposition to abolition efforts. <mask> moved to New York City to return to the practice of law after leaving Congress. <mask>'s memoirs were titled Eight Years in Congress. During the impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson in the winter of 1867–68, <mask> was summoned to Washington to lobby the decisive vote, Senator John B. Henderson of Missouri. <mask> and Henderson were talking.<mask> did not claim any credit for Henderson's vote against impeachment. <mask> was the nominee of the Democratic Party for Congress in 1868. He won the general election. <mask> was elected to Congress in New York, but he was never accused of corruption. Another politician said that Mr. <mask> was the only honest man he knew. After a second trip to Europe, limited to the Mediterranean coast by his ill health, <mask> returned to find Congress dominated by the issue of Reconstruction. The restoration of voting rights for Confederate veterans was supported by <mask>.He failed to get the necessary two-thirds majority for a general amnesty bill in 1869. <mask> defeated the editor of the New York Tribune by 1,000 votes. The test oath system, which required all civil servants and military officers to swear they had not engaged in disloyal conduct during the War, was abolished by <mask>.

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title: Samuel S. Cox

texts: The effort succeeded in getting members of Congress. The test oath was not repealed in 1884. <mask> was nominated by a fusion ticket of Democrats and anti-Grant Republicans. <mask> was in the unusual position of stumping for his most recent opponent, as he was the ticket's presidential nominee in 1870.<mask> lost the election. <mask> returned the excess salary he received from the Treasury after opposing a salary increase for members of Congress. There is a vacant seat along the East River stretching from the Lower East Side to Murray Hill. <mask> was nominated and won the election. <mask> did not miss a single day of Congress. He was one of the leaders of the opposition to the civil rights for freedmen. He was returned to the House after the Lower East Side district was redrawn.The Democrats had their first majority in the House in 1874. <mask>, who had been nominated for the position as a matter of party honor, was one of three candidates for Speaker of the House. <mask> and Michael C. Kerr were other candidates. <mask> was supported by the West and South, but finished third behind Kerr and Randall. <mask> was named Chairman of the powerful Committee on Banking and Currency in 1875 in recognition of his years of service. Speaker Kerr died early in 1876 and <mask> served as acting Speaker on occasion. <mask> was named Speaker pro tem on June 19.<mask> left the capital to serve as a delegate at the 1876 Democratic National Convention, and <mask> was chosen to fill the Speakership. <mask> didn't give up the chair when <mask> came back. Randall was elected as Kerr's successor in the 45th Congress and <mask> was placed at the head of the committee on the Tenth Census. <mask> supported

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title: Samuel S. Cox

texts: <mask> in the 1876 election and gave a speech urging the House to accept the victor. <mask> traveled around the world in the 19th century. The debate over the Bradlaugh case reinforced his opposition to the test oath. He traveled to Constantinople and Jerusalem.<mask> was in Tarsus when he heard about Garfield's death. <mask> became involved in the movements for civil service reform and restrictions on foreign contract labor after returning to the United States. U.S. New York Governor Grover Cleveland was elected President in 1884, making him the first Democrat since Buchanan. <mask> was nominated as ambassador to the Ottoman Empire by Cleveland. <mask> stepped down from his seat to accept the appointment due to the frantic pace of Congress. He published a second memoir before leaving for Constantinople.<mask> was received by the Sultan's Foreign Minister when he arrived in Constantinople. <mask> toured the eastern Mediterranean, including the Nile River and Princes' Islands. <mask> resigned as Minister in 1886 because he wanted to return to domestic politics. He ran for Congress to fill the seat left by Joseph Pulitzer, who represented the Lower East Side. <mask> was the first man to be elected twice to the same Congress and he missed a minimal amount of Congressional service. He was chairman of the House Democratic Caucus and chair of the Census Committee during his last term. As Minister, he witnessed desert aridity and supported measures to irrigate the western United States.The annexation of new Western states was supported by him. <mask> did not want to be the Mayor of New York. He ran for Congress and won. He died before the Congress met. <mask> was an advocate against the

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title: Samuel S. Cox

texts: persecution of the Jews worldwide and in Russia and Germany in particular and of the Irish, working to free Irish prisoners of England. He advocated for Cuba to be annexed early in the 19th century. He was a backer of the Life Saving Service.He was known as the "letter carriers' friend" because of his support for paid benefits and a 40-hour work week. The statue of <mask> was built in New York City thanks to the generosity of postal workers. It was moved from his home on East 12th Street to the park. It has been criticized as a poor likeness. The statue was controversial in 2020. Why We Laugh, A Buckeye Abroad and Three Decades of Federal Legislation were written by <mask>. His colleagues appreciated his ready sense of humor.For all his hard work and studious habits, he was not taken seriously, which may have kept him from becoming Speaker of the House. In a typical dismissal, Congressman George S. Boutwell of Massachusetts wrote that he seemed more anxious to annoy his opponents than to extinguish them. His speeches were short and entertaining. His influence on the action of the House was very small. The earnest and persistent men are those who acquire and retain power. <mask> was content when he made his speech and jokes. The fate of a measure did not bother him at all.<mask> once suggested that those in favor of a high protective tariffs on foreign coal should lay a heavy duty on the sun, as a dangerous competitor in warming people up. <mask> had the ability to make a formidable adversary in debate and others who served longer with him realized that. "In action he was a whole skirmish line, and has covered more movements of the Democratic party, and led it out of more

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title: Samuel S. Cox

texts: parliamentary pitfalls than any of its orators and all its leaders put together," said the Speaker of the House. <mask> married Julia Buckingham on October 11, 1849. The two first met aboard a stage coach on <mask>'s way to Brown and became reacquainted upon his return to Zanesville as a lawyer. They honeymooned in Europe in May to September of 1851. Julia wrote many of his speeches.<mask>'s nickname "<mask>" came from a description he wrote as a young editor at the Ohio Statesman. <mask> was thought to be a chronic exaggerator because of the sobriquet. James H. Baker, the editor of theScioto Gazette, a Whig newspaper in Chillicothe, gave him the title "by reason of a highly wrought and sophomoric editorial on a flaming sunset after a great storm." <mask> kept detailed accounts of his travels. There is a list of United States Congress members who died in

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