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texts: 2011. She was nominated for a Tony Award for her performance in Driving Miss Daisy.The play moved to London from September to December. <mask> and Jesse Eisenberg starred in The Revisionist. The New York production ran from February to April. <mask> played a Holocaust survivor. <mask> and James Earl Jones reprised their roles in a production of Much Ado About Nothing at The Old Vic, London. In Richard III, <mask> played Queen Margaret, while Fiennes played the title role. It was confirmed in February that she will be playing Mrs. Higgins in My Fair Lady at the London Coliseum from May to August 2022.In a poll of industry experts and readers conducted by The Stage in 2010, <mask> was ranked as the ninth greatest stage actor/actress of all time. <mask> was married to film and theatre director Tony Richardson from 1962 to 1967, and the couple had two daughters. The year 1965, In 1967, the year <mask> divorced Richardson, she became romantically involved with Franco Nero, an Italian actor who was on the set of Camelot. Carlo Gabriel <mask> Sparanero was a writer and director. She was in the film Mary, Queen of Scots and had a long-term relationship with actor Timothy Dalton. <mask> and Franco Nero were married on December 31, 2006The film adaptation of the Wallace Shawn play was directed by Carlo Nero. <mask> has six children. In 1967, <mask> was appointed Commander of the British Empire. She declined a damehood in 1999. She was made Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire for her services to drama. In 14 months, <mask> lost her daughter and two younger siblings. On March 18, 2009, Richardson died from a traumatic brain injury she sustained in a skiing accident.On 6 April 2010, her brother, Corin <mask>, died, and on 2 May 2010, her sister, <mask>, died. In April 2015, <mask> had a heart attack. She revealed in September of 2015 that her lungs are only 30 per cent full due to emphysema caused by years of smoking. <mask> said that she sometimes attends a Catholic church. The Committee of 100 was active in political activism in 1961.

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texts: <mask> and Corin joined the Workers Revolutionary Party. She ran for parliament several times, but never got more than a few hundred votes.In 1985 allegations of sexual abuse of female supporters led to the dissolution of the party. Mary, Queen of Scots gave <mask> money to build a nursery school. She gave the school to the state. <mask> starred in an anti-Israel documentary film in 1977. She sold her house to fund the documentary. Some of the responses of the people she interviews weren't translated from Arabic, the film showed children training with guns, and the phrase "kill the enemy!" were all criticized by the Anti-Defamation League's chairman. It was being repeated.The president of Actors Equity in the United States criticized the film's interview with the chairman of the PLO, Yasser Arafat, in which he said that the only solution to the Middle East problem is the liquidation of the State of Israel. The screening of the film resumed the day after the bomb exploded at the theater. A JDL member was sentenced to a three-month psychological examination by the California Youth Authority after being convicted of the bombing. During the 1978 Academy Awards ceremony, <mask> referred to "Zionist hoodlums" in her acceptance speech. The British actors union was asked to boycott Israel by <mask> in 1977. The resolution was not brought to a vote. In 1980, <mask> made her American TV debut as concentration camp survivor Fania Fénelon in the Arthur Miller-scripted TV movie Playing for Time, a part for which she won an Emmy as Outstanding Lead Actress in 1981.The decision to cast <mask> as Fénelon was a source of controversy. Fénelon and the Jewish groups objected to <mask>'s casting because of his support for the Palestine Liberation Organization. "Your selection shows utter callous disregard of the tens of thousands of survivors for whom <mask>'s portrayal would desecrate the memory of the millions who died in the Holocaust," Rabbi Marvin Hier wrote in a telegram. The producer compared it to letting the head of the Ku Klux Klan play a

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texts: sympathetic white man in Roots. Arthur Miller said that she is a Marxist. It was unacceptable for me to turn her down because of her ideas. The Boston Symphony Orchestra fired <mask> from a performance in 1984 because of her support of the PLO.Hellman testified on <mask>'s behalf. <mask> did not win on the claim that the Boston orchestra had violated her civil rights by firing her. <mask> was elected to serve as a Goodwill Ambassador. The Russian government accused the Chechen deputy premier of aiding and abetting hostage-takings in the Moscow Hostage Crisis of 2002 and guerrilla warfare against them after he sought political asylum in the United Kingdom. <mask> feared for Zakayev's safety if he were extradited to Russia. She said he would die of a heart attack or some other explanation offered by Russia. The Russian government's request to extradite Zakayev was rejected by a London court.The court accepted a plea by Zakayev's lawyers that he wouldn't get a fair trial and could face torture in Russia. Judge Timothy Workman ruled that it would be unjust to return Mr Zakayev to Russia. The Peace and Progress Party was founded in 2004 by <mask> <mask>. <mask> left the party in 2005. <mask> has been critical of the war on terrorism. During a June 2005 interview on Larry King Live, <mask> was challenged on her political views. She questioned if there can be true democracy if the political leadership of the United States and Britain does not uphold the values of my father's generation who fought the Nazis.The FBI has written about the techniques that were used against the governments of the U.S. and Britain. I don't think it's being far left to uphold the rule of law. <mask> said in an interview that she didn't know of a single government that abides by international human rights law. I would say that they violate these laws in the most despicable and obscene way. The cancellation of the New York Theatre Workshop's production of My Name is Rachel Corrie was covered in an interview with <mask> that took place in her West London home on the

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texts: evening of 7 March. "The essence of life and the essence of theatre is to communicate about lives, either lives that have ended or lives that are still alive, and what is in those beliefs," said <mask>. She received a lifetime achievement award from the Transilvania International Film Festival in June of 2006 which was sponsored by Gabriel Resources.She dedicated the award to a community organisation from Roia Montan, Romania, which is campaigning against a gold mine that Gabriel Resources was seeking to build near the village. The case for the mine was argued by Gabriel Resources in an "open letter" in The Guardian. 77 villagers signed the open letter. In December 2007, <mask> was named as one of the possible suretors who paid the bail for al-Banna, one of three British residents arrested after landing back in the UK. <mask> has declined to be specific about her financial involvement but said she was very happy to be of some small assistance for the couple. It is a concentration camp. The cultural boycott of Israel was opposed by <mask> and two other people due to accusations that they were false.<mask> took part in a protest outside Pentonville Prison in North London after new prison regulations forbade sending books to prisoners. She and Samuel West read poetry and made speeches. Literature can help us to learn better our own problems, our own faults or to have a goal to live for, according to <mask>. The Ministry of Justice overturned the ban in December. <mask> made her directorial debut with the movie Sea Sorrow, a documentary about the European migrant crisis and the plight of migrants trying to reach Britain. The British government's exclusionary policy towards refugees has been heavily criticized by her. The UN signed the Declaration of Human Rights and now we have to take the government to court to force them to obey the law.My mind goes crazy when I think about that. There are links to filmography awards and nominations. The 20th-century English actresses were awarded British Damehoods, while the 21st-century English actresses

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title: Malcolm Ranjith

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is the ninth and current Archbishop of Colombo. In 2010 he was elevated to the position of cardinal. <mask> was the Secretary of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, as well as the auxiliary bishop of Colombo. <mask> was born in Polgahawela to Don William and Mary Winifreeda. He attended De La Salle College and St. Aloysius Seminary. He studied theology and philosophy at the National seminary. He was sent to Rome to continue his studies.He received a Bachelor of Theology from the Pontifical Urbanian University. A degree. Pope Paul VI consecrated <mask> to the priesthood on June 29, 1975, in St. Peter's Square. He obtained a Licentiate in Sacred Scripture from the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome in 1978 and later joined the staff of St. Thomas' College, Kotte. He attended the Hebrew University of Jerusalem as a postgraduate student and studied under Carlo Martini and Albert Vanhoye. Ranjith served as a parish priest in Payagala and Kalutara after returning to Sri Lanka. He became involved with social justice because of his pastoral work in these fishing villages.The center for relief of the poor was established by him. "Love for the liturgy and love for the poor have been the compass of my life as a priest," he once said. <mask> was named the National Director of Pontifical Mission Societies in 1983. He revived the Society of the Holy Childhood and introduced bold initiatives in areas such as housing and self-employment. On 17 June 1991, <mask> was appointed as an Episcopal career auxiliary bishop. The consecration took place on August 31st, with Bishop Thomas Savundaranayagam and Oswald Gomis serving as co-consecrators. He was the Vicar General of Parochial Apostolate and Lay Apostolate from 1991 to 1995.The Secretary General of the Catholic Bishops' Conference

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texts: of Sri Lanka was elected by his peers. The Organising Committee for the Beatification of Ven. was chaired by him. The visit of Pope John Paul II to Sri Sri in 1995 was led by Joseph Vaz. In 1994, <mask> led a commission that denounced the work of Tissa. He questioned original sin and the divinity of Christ, as well as supporting women's ordination. Cardinal Ratzinger supported Ranjith's position. The first bishop of Ratnapura Ranjith was appointed by the Holy See in 1995.His appointment was hailed as a welcome spark to ignite the fire of zeal in the hearts of the clergy and laity. Inter-faith dialogue can eliminate potential causes of tensions and disagreements between the religious and ethnic groups that make up the country, according to Ranjith. Dialogue is vital and fundamental and as Catholics we must celebrate the richness of the Word of God in our lives, families and communities. The first Sri Lankan Bishop to be appointed to the Holy See's civil service was <mask>. He was appointed President of the Pontifical Mission Societies by Pope John Paul II on 1 October 2001. The Pope's ministry for coordination of the missionary efforts of the Church involves overview and growth of the local Churches in mission countries. Over 1100 Archdioceses, Dioceses, Apostolic Vicarates and Apostolic Prefectures are coordinated by this ministry.The Pope uses the President of the Pontifical Mission Societies to enhance support through prayer and contributions for the mission of the Church. The first Sri Lankan bishop to be appointed an Apostolic Nuncio is <mask>. On April 29, 2004, he was appointed the archbishop of Umbriatico and the Apostolic Nuncio to Indonesia. He was instrumental in improving relations between the Holy See and Indonesia. He won the admiration of the Church hierarchy for his important role in assisting

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texts: encouraged by the good you will be able to perform among the peoples of your land." On the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, Pope Benedict gave the pallium to 34 metropolitan archbishops. The Archbishop was welcomed with warmth and solemnity when he arrived in Sri Lanka. He received a high-profile reception from the President of Sri Lanka due to his status as a Metropolite of the Catholic community in the country. On August 5, 2009, Archbishop Ranjith took possession of the Metropolitan See of Colombo in a private ceremony and celebrated the Mass for the solemn beginning of his pastoral ministry as the new Archbishop of Colombo. The new guidelines were issued by the archbishop.There is a recommendation for all faithful, including the religious, to receive Holy Communion reverently kneeling and on the tongue, as well as being forbidden from preaching. It is forbidden for priests to bring elements or styles of worship from other religions into the liturgy. In April 2010, Archbishop <mask> was elected and took office as the President of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Sri Lanka. The Pope made public the names of 24 Prelates he intended to raise to the Cardinalate on that occasion, and one of them was Archbishop Ranjith. The title of Cardinal-Priest of San Lorenzo in Lucina was given to Archbishop Ranjith after he was created a Cardinal of the Holy Roman Church. Cardinal Ranjith took possession of his church in Rome on February 13, 2011. Cardinal Ranjith was part of the conclave that elected Pope Francis.Cardinal Ranjith is also a member of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. He will lose his right to vote in a conclave if he loses his memberships on the same day. There are 20th-century Roman Catholic archbishops in Sri Sri and 21st-century Roman Catholic archbishops in


title: Andrew Card

texts: The head of Bush's White House Iraq Group was <mask>., who was born May 10, 1947. The United States Secretary of Transportation was held by <mask> from 1992 to 1993. On March 28, 2006 <mask> resigned as Chief of Staff. <mask> was the acting dean of the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M University. In the summer of 2016 <mask> retired from his post as president of Franklin Pierce University. <mask> was the son of Joyce and <mask> and was born on May 10, 1947. He earned the rank of Life Scout in the Boy Scouts of America's Old Colony Council.He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from the University of South Carolina in 1971. He attended the John F. Kennedy School of Government. <mask> served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1975 to 1983. He ran for Governor of Massachusetts in 1982. <mask> was the president and chief executive officer of the American Automobile Manufacturers Association from 1993 to 1998. December 1998 was when the AAMA dissolved. From 1999 until his selection as President Bush's Chief of Staff, <mask> was the Vice President of Government Relations.He served on the board of directors of Union Pacific Railroad. The board's size was increased to 10 members after <mask> was elected to the board. He is a senior counselor at Fleishman-Hillard. He joined the board of directors of Draganfly on November 7, 2019. Ronald Reagan <mask> first served in the West Wing under President Ronald Reagan, as Special Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental Affairs, and later as deputy assistant to the president, and Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, where he was liaison to governors, statewide elected officials, state legislators, mayors, and <mask> was an assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff. <mask> was the U.S. Secretary of Transportation from 1992 to

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texts: 1993.In August 1992, at the request of President Bush, Secretary <mask> coordinated the administration's disaster relief efforts. During the transition from the Bush Administration to the Clinton Administration, Secretary <mask> directed President Bush's transition office. George W. Bush asked <mask> to run the Republican National Convention in 2000. Upon Bush's January 20, 2001 inauguration, <mask> was appointed to be the chief of staff. <mask> whispered in Bush's ear that a second plane had hit the World Trade Center as he was visiting an elementary school in Florida. <mask> said that he whispered that a second plane hit the second tower. America is being attacked.The White House announced on March 28, 2006 that Joshua B. Bolten would replace <mask> as Chief of Staff. April 14, 2006 was when <mask>'s resignation took effect. <mask> received a degree from the University of Massachusetts on May 25, 2007. While accepting the degree, <mask> was booed loudly by students and faculty who did not approve of him receiving the honor. The United States Senate seat held by Ted Kennedy was to be filled in a special election. If <mask> decided to run, Scott Brown would drop out. On September 11, 2009, <mask> announced that he wouldn't enter the race and that he was throwing his support behind Brown, who went on to win the election.<mask> was named acting dean of The Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M University. On November 25, 2014, it was announced that <mask> had been selected as the fifth president of Franklin Pierce University. He resigned in the summer of 2016 after two years on the job. Reverend Kathleene <mask> is married to a personal life card. Jaffrey, New Hampshire is where they live. There are three grown children and six grandchildren. George W. Bush administration cabinet members are Harvard Kennedy School

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title: Gerald Vizenor

texts: A member of the White Earth Reservation in Minnesota, <mask> is an American writer and scholar. He was the Director of Native American Studies at the University of California, Berkeley. At the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of New Mexico, he is the Professor of American Studies. <mask> was born to a mother who was Swedish-American and a father who was Anishinaabe. He was less than two years old when his father was murdered. He was raised by his mother and paternal Anishinaabe grandmother in Minneapolis and on the White Earth Reservation. His mother's partner was his primary caregivers.After that man's death, <mask> lied about his age and joined the Minnesota National Guard. He joined the army two years after he was discharged. Japan was still recovering from the destruction of the nuclear attacks of World War II when he served with the occupation forces. He started to learn about the Japanese poetic form of haiku. He called his "kabuki novel" Hiroshima Bugi. Returning to the United States in 1953, <mask> took advantage of G.I. His undergraduate degree at New York University is funded by a bill.He did graduate teaching at the University of Minnesota and Harvard University. He married and had a son after returning to Minnesota. After teaching at the university, <mask> worked as a community advocate. He was the director of the American Indian Employment and Guidance Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which brought him into close contact with many Native Americans. It was difficult to live in the city because of white racism and cheap alcohol. His short-story collection Wordarrows: Whites and Indians in the New Fur Trade was inspired by his experiences. His work with homeless and poor Natives may have been the reason that <mask> looked askance at the emerging American Indian Movement (AIM), seeing radical leaders such as Dennis Banks and Clyde Bellecourt as being more concerned with personal publicity than the "real" problems faced by American Indians.After working as a reporter for the Minneapolis

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texts: Tribune, <mask> became an editorial contributor. The case of Thomas James White Hawk was investigated by him. He was able to raise difficult questions about the nature of justice in a society with colonized peoples. White Hawk had his death sentence commuted because of his work. The phrase "cultural schizophrenia" was used to describe the state of mind of many Natives who were torn between Native and White cultures. Drug dealing, personal failures, and failures of leadership were revealed in his investigative journalism into American Indian activists. He was personally threatened as a result of his articles.After teaching at Lake Forest College, Illinois, <mask> was appointed to run the Native American Studies program at Bemidji State University. He was a professor of American Indian Studies at the University of Minnesota. He made fun of the academic world in his fiction. He was a visiting professor at the university. The University of California, Santa Cruz was where he worked and taught for four years. He had an endowed chair at the University of Oklahoma. He was appointed as a professor at the University of California, Berkeley.He is a professor at the University of New Mexico. Jacques Derrida and Jean Baudrillard were influenced by the French post-modernist intellectuals. Poems, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, Kenneth Lincoln dubbed the Native American Renaissance a flourishing of literature and art beginning in the mid-20th century. His first novel, Darkness in Saint Louis Bearheart, brought him a lot of attention. It was one of the few science fiction novels written by a Native American. The works of N. Scott Momaday were inspired by poststructuralist theory and Anishinaabe trickster stories.In one of the most controversial passages, a character proclaims that Natives are better than whites. She was killed with poisoned cookies for promoting racial

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texts: separatism. In his later novels, he used a cast of trickster figures that ranged from China to the University of Kent. <mask> has written a fiction that is allusive, humorous and playful, but deeply serious in portraying the state of Native America. He does not want to romanticize the figure of the Native. The idea of "Indian" as one people was an invention of European invaders. There were only the indigenous peoples of various tribes before Columbus arrived.They were divided by languages and cultures. <mask> uses strategies of irony and Barthesianjouissance to deconstruct the idea of Indianness. In the lead-up to Columbus Day in 1992, he published the novel, The Heirs of Columbus, in which Columbus is portrayed as an Indian trying to return to Central America. In Hotline Healers, he claims that Richard Nixon did more for American Indians than any other American president, and that he did so in exchange for traditional "virtual reality" technology. There are several studies of Native American affairs written by <mask>. Several collections of academic work have been edited by him. The American Indian Literature and Critical Studies series at the University of Oklahoma Press has provided an important venue for critical work on and by Native writers.He has worked to deconstruct the semiotics of Indianness. His title, Fugitive Poses, is derived from the idea that the term Indian is a social-science construction that replaces native peoples who become absent or "fugitive". The term "manifest manners" refers to the legacy of the first book. He said that native peoples were still bound by "narratives of dominance" that replaced them with Indians. In place of a unified "Indian" signifier, he suggests that Native peoples be referred to by specific tribal identities, just as most Americans would distinguish among the French, Poles, Germans and English. In order to cover more general Native studies, <mask> suggests using the term, "postindian," to convey that the disparate, heterogeneous tribal cultures were "unified" and could be

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texts: addressed only by Euro-American attitudes and actions towards them. The neologism of "survivance" is a cross between survival and resistance.He uses it to replace survival with tribal peoples. As the ways of tribal peoples continue to change, he came up with the idea of a process rather than an end. He says that the survival of tribal peoples is based on resistance. He criticizes both Native American nationalism and Euro-American colonial attitudes. He was honored as a major Anishinaabe and American intellectual and writer because of his fiction and academic studies. Best American Indian Film, San Francisco Film Festival 1986, New York Fiction Collective Award 1988, American Book Award for New York Fiction Collective Prize 1989, Artists Fellowship in Literature, California Arts Council, 1989 PEN Oakland/Josephine Miles Literary Award The American Book Award for Shrouds of White Earth was given in 2011.The anthology Harold of Orange was edited by Carme Cuenca. A collection of essays by A. Robert Lee called Loosening the Seams: Interpretations of <mask> can be found here. Simone Pellerin. The Presses Universitaires de la Méditerranée were published in 2007. <mask>: Texts and Contexts was written in English. Robert Lee and Deborah Madsen were married in 2011. Deborah Madsen wrote Understanding Gerald Vizenor.Deborah Madsen wrote The Poetry and Poetics of <mask>. The Journal of Vizenor Studies and Indigenous Studies was published. David J. Carlson, James Mackay, David Stirrup and Laura Adams Weaver are related. Diane Glancy and Mark Nowak are the editors of Anthologies I Tell You Now: Autobiographical Essays by Native American Writers. Stories Migrating Home: Anishnaabe Prose is an anthology of contemporary Native American short stories. The New American Library has a book called Words in the Blood: Contemporary Indian Writers of North and South America. Blue Dawn, Red Earth: New Native American Storytellers is edited by Clifford E. Trafzer. The Lightning Within: An anthology of Contemporary American Indian fiction is edited by

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texts: Alan R. Velie.Alan R. Velie is the author of American Indian Literature. There is an anthology of 20th century Native American poetry. The New Native American Novel: Works in Progress was published by the University of New Mexico Press. Howard Junker wrote The Writer's Notebook. Interviews "Constitutional Narratives: A Conversation with <mask>" Centering Anishinaabeg Studies: Understanding the World through Stories is a book. A Robert Lee, University of Nebraska Press, is the author of Excavating Voices.The series is called Autobiography. American Contradictions: Interviews With Nine American Writers was written by Wolfgang Binder. I Tell You Now: Autobiographical Essays by Native American Writers was first published in Germany in 1994. Other Words: American Indian Literature, Law, and Culture, (American Indian Literature and Critical Studies Series), Jace Weaver, Univ. The People Might Live: Native American Literatures and Native American Community, Jace Weaver, Oxford University. An article from MELUS, "Heirs of Columbus": a postmodern quest for more discourse was written by Elizabeth Blair. An article from: The American Indian Quarterly, "Monkey kings and mojo: postmodern ethnic humor in Kingston, Reed, and Vizenor.""Real Stories: Memory, Violence, and Enjoyment in <mask>'s 'Bearheart'" was written by Jon Hauss. An article from: Studies in Short Fiction by Linda Lizut Helstern, Native American Writers of the United States. "<mask>'s Shadow plays: Narrative meditations and Multiplicities of Power" was written by Juana Maria Rodriguez. There are articles by Juana Maria Rodriguez and Alan R. Velie. The Turn to the Native was written by Arnold Krupat. The Winter 1996 issue of No.1 was published. The American Indian Novel and the Problem of History was written by James D. and Annalee Newitz.In: Approaches to Reading and Writing About Literature, Gilbert H. Muller, John A. Williams and Donald Mc. There are external links to <mask> Vizenor Papers. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is part of the Yale Collection of

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texts: Nechaj is the name of <mask>. Also Danila or Danilo. The Ukrainian Cossack military commander and activist was a leader during the Cossack-Polish War. <mask> is thought to have been born to a noble family in the Podolian town Bar. His father is believed to be a Ruthenian Orthodox Nobleman from Mstislav region. Anna is the daughter of Peter Fedorovich Gridkovich Nevmyritsky. According to some sources, <mask>'s father is named Nicholas.There are court cases and joint land holdings between the Nechai and Nevmyritsky families. Ivan, Matwey, and Yuri were all in the Cossack military. <mask>'s father is thought to have been a Cossack knight and died when <mask> was young. Prior to fall 1647, <mask> had at least one son with his wife, also named Anna. <mask> graduated from the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy at the age of 35, according to some historians. His attendance at the Academy was encouraged by his grandfather Omelko. According to other sources, in his youth, <mask> <mask> was seen on the Zaporozhye Sich and among the Don Cossacks, where he comprehended the art of war.According to Cossack legends, Danyla <mask> was an associate of two brothers. <mask> and Khmelnytsky went to the Nikitin. The Fortress of Kodak was captured by the Cossacks in the battles of yellow waters. The regiment was organized. He distinguished himself in the battles near Medzhybizh as one of the associates of Maxim Krivonos. The Cossack's slaughter of 2,500 Jewish residents took place on July 20,

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texts: 1648. There were no burials for several years after 1648), consistent with the depopulation of the Jewish population.He participated in the battles of Starokostiantyniv, Pilyavtsy and in the Battle of Zboriv. According to the Polish memoirist S. Auschwitz, the leader of the Cossacks is one of the most important among the rebels. His courage and intelligence were recognized by his peers. Colonel <mask> <mask> was involved in the campaign of the Cossack army in Galicia, which resulted in the seizure of the castle in Brody and the storming of Zamost. He was in the rank of colonel after the liberation of Kyiv. The military court was repaired in the winter of the 16th century. A group of Polish nobles who fled with their property were dealt with by the detachment headed by him.The diplomats of the Commonwealth were negotiated with by Pereyaslav <mask>. He was against the signing of the Treaty of Zboriv because he thought it compromised the position of the Cossacks. The Treaty's ramifications can be found in the 3rd and 1st lines of Pavlo Chubynski's patriotic poem "Glory and Freedom of Ukraine Has Not Yet Perished". We will call ourselves Ukraine's Faithful sons to return her honor. The capital ofMoldavia, Iai, was forced to an alliance with Vasil Lupul in September 1650 after Nechai and Polkovnik took Soroca. He commanded the south-western front in 1651. While celebrating Shrovetide, he was attacked by numerically superior Polish forces and died in battle.The

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texts: town of Krasne is in the Podil region. There is a granite obelisk on his grave. It is located northeast of the town of Krasne. Local lore says that the hill on the grave was made by his troops each carrying a hatful of soil to the site. The legend says that he was buried in a monastery. Another legend says that the Polish cut up his body and scattered it, and that it was gathered by his forces and then buried. Prior to the obelisk being erected there was an excavation that found a single skeleton, but without a head, and it is believed that this is an ancient Scythian Mound.The best theory as to where <mask>'s body was buried is that he was beheaded after death, based on an account written by a Polish historian. If the body was also taken, loyal troops carried it to the existing Scythian mound and buried it. There are at least three theories as to where the head went: taken by the Poles as a war trophy, taken by loyal troops to a monastery, or presented as a gift to the Khan. Folk songs of the ideal Cossack knight include Nechai, a Ukrainian folk hero. Further reading Viacheslav Lypynsky can be found on the Ukrainian Government portal. There was participation of nobility in the Great Ukrainian Revolution. There is a Polish and Ukrainian bilingual text in Philadelphia.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  iн XIV, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I ентрана рана, и 2008. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  K., 1878.The reference people are from Bar,


title: Norman Nicholson

texts: <mask> was associated with the Cumbrian town of Millom. Local concerns, straightforward language, and elements of common speech are some of the things his poetry is noted for. <mask> wrote plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, plays, Life <mask> lived in 14 St George's Terrace, a Victorian terraced house and shop in the small industrial town of Millom on the edge of the Lake District, the son of <mask> and his wife Edith Cornthwaite. <mask>'s education was interrupted at the age of 16 when he needed treatment for a lung disease. He spent two years at a sanatorium. <mask> was influenced by the social and religious community around the local Wesleyan Methodist chapel in Millom, which belonged to his stepmother.He was admitted into the Church of England in 1940. He was married to Yvonne EdithGardner, a teacher who 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 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 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 888-666-1846

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title: Norman Nicholson

texts: 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 They traveled extensively in Northern England, Scotland and Norway. They didn't have any children. <mask> was buried in St George's Churchyard in Millom after he died in Whitehaven. <mask>'s writing career began in the 1930s and ended in 1987. He was published by T. S. Eliot.His works include Rock Face and Sea to the West. He was elected to the Royal Society of Literature. In 1977 he received the Queen's Award for Poetry and in 1981 he received the Order of the British Empire. <mask>'s work is marked by simplicity and directness of language drawn from the common people in his native town. The dominant industries in his area are mining, quarrying and ironworks. Religion and faith were part of his work. Direct quotations from everyday life are woven into the body of his poetry.One important trait in <mask>'s work is conscious adoption of provincialism coupled with a conscious rejection. To him, a provincial was one who lives in the place his parents, friends and relations live, where there is a shared culture, not an enormous heterogeneous collection of people gathered from all corners of the country. In our intense concern with what is close to us, that we most resemble the people of other countries and other times, and to gain awareness of that which is enduring in life and society, it is in a contained

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texts: provincial community. <mask>'s Christianity is an important feature. The Bible is placed in a distinctly Cumbrian setting by the religious poems in Five Rivers. Prophesy to the Wind is about survival after a nuclear disaster. <mask> is not associated with any of the 20th-century movements.Like Charles Causley, he is considered more of an isolated figure, working on his poetry outside the mainstream of poetic trends. He acknowledged a debt to W. H. Auden and the way he had turned to the industrial scene. Above the collar of crags, the granite pate breaks bare to the sky through a tonsure of bracken and bilberry. <mask>'s Lake District is not the Lake District of the Tourist Board, but the industrial towns of Millom, Egremont, Whitehaven, and Askam. His admirers included T. S. Eliot and Ted Hughes, who wrote a poem about him. He taught at the Workers' Educational Association. His poem "Windscale" about a 1957 nuclear accident has become something of an environmentalists' anthem.Stink-horns that spread and spore Wherever the wind blows are caused by the toadstool towers. He feels the canker itch between his toes as he looks down from the bracken band. The dirt is clean and poison pasture, the storm sky is bright and bare, and the children suffocate in God's fresh air. The South Bank Show broadcasted <mask> in the United Kingdom in 1984. Joan Palmer made bronze busts of <mask> for the Legacy Millom Library. There is a stained-glass window

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title: Norman Nicholson

texts: in St George's Church. Information about <mask> can be found at the Manchester Exhibition Millom Discovery Centre.Library <mask>'s personal collection of published poetry was acquired from his family. There is a blue plaque on the front of <mask>'s home, 14 St George's Terrace, which has become a food shop and café. The Norman Nicholson Society was inaugurated in Millom on March 31, 2006 to celebrate and promote <mask>'s work. The Honorary President is Melvyn Bragg. It is intended to be a focal point for appreciation and research and to encourage the republication of any <mask>'s works currently out of print. Throughout the year, there are talks and events. There are articles on <mask>'s life and work in the newsletter, as well as information about events and original material from members.Contributors include David Cooper and Neil Curry. They are A. Fanthorpe, Harry Whalley and Matt Simpson. Contributions relevant to <mask>'s life and work are invited by the editor. <mask>: The Whispering Poet, a biography by Royal Literary Fund Fellow Kathleen Jones, The Book Mill, is one of the

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title: Nic Cha Kim

texts: The founder of Gallery Row in Downtown Los Angeles is <mask>, a Korean-American television reporter, documentary filmmaker, playwright, and cultural activist. <mask> is a reporter for the weekly news series on KCET. <mask> won two Los Angeles Emmys for Informational Series. <mask> was raised in California but was born in California. <mask> studied English at the University of California, Berkeley but dropped out in 1998 and moved to Los Angeles. In 2003 <mask> presented a proposal to create an arts and culture district called Gallery Row through parts of Civic Center, Historic Core, and the Fashion District in Downtown Los Angeles. On July 23, 2003 the Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to designate Gallery Row.Gallery Row Organization was started by <mask> after the City of L.A. approved the district. Gallery Row spans Main Street and Spring Street from 2nd Street in the north to 9th Street in the south. The monthly Downtown Art Walk attracts over 30,000 visitors and there are over 40 art galleries in Gallery Row. Gallery Row Organization brought new art galleries into Downtown Los Angeles through economic development programs, introduced new signage to promote the Gallery Row district, and produced cultural events with local community leaders. <mask> opened the first art gallery in Los Angeles dedicated to video art in 2005. Over 50 art shows, including video art, digital art, 3D mapping, glitch, dadamoshing, cyberart, and light art, were exhibited by Niche.LA Video Art. A regular participant of the monthly Downtown Art Walk, <mask> often used his gallery to convince creative entrepreneurs to open art galleries in Gallery Row to become part of the Downtown L.A. art scene.<mask> closed the gallery to make documentary films. Art Battle L.A. Art Battle L.A. is a 52 minute film. A documentary that chronicles graffiti artists Mear One, Man One, Inkie, and Eine as

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title: Nic Cha Kim

texts: they spend a week together painting murals all over Los Angeles under the direction of L.A. Freewalls to support Hollywood Arts, a nonprofit dedicated to helping emancipated foster children Art Battle L.A. was released on KCET's Open Call. Songs in the Key of Los Angeles: The Bedrock Sessions is a multi-platform collaboration between KCET, Library Foundation of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Public Library, and USC professor Josh Kun that brings to life the Library's Los Angeles history and culture is rendered in music and visual art in the Collection, which consists of sheet music pieces that range from the 1840s through the 1950s.A 5-part documentary series featuring musiciansAloe Blacc, Petrojvic Blasting Company, Julia Holter, I See Hawks in L.A., and La Santa Cecilia that aired together as a special on KCET's transmedia arts and was produced by <mask> <mask>. Cornerstone Theater Company performs plays based on stories from day labor communities as part of Day Labor Theater Without Borders. The feature segment category is where Teatro Jornalero Sin Fronteras was nominated for an award. <mask> has won 2 L.A. Emmys, 3 Golden Mikes, and the National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Award. Theatre <mask> moved to Los Angeles to become a playwright. He worked as a Resident Producer for the Lodestone Theatre Ensemble from 2005-2010 after joining the East West Players. <mask> joined the Company of Angels after participating in the L.A. Views series.Trapezoid, Like Yesterday, RE:verse, and Rise Up were all produced for the stage. Reporter "Landfill Fight" and Reporter "Loving Joshua Tree to Death" were part of the Filmography Journalism Season 8. The Bottle Tree Ranch, The Future of Leimert Park, and A Moveable Feast at the Brewery Art Colony are short films. "Hyperbola", "Like Yesterday", "Point", "RE:verse", "Taste of Home", "Trapezoid", and "Tuba Player, The" are

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title: Alexander Antonov (politician)

texts: One of the leaders of the Tambov Rebellion against the Bolshevik regime was <mask>. After his birth, his family moved to Kirsanov in his father's native Tambov Governorate. The family is recorded as lower middle-class in the documents. In Kirsanov, Nataliia worked as a seamstress and Stepan was a non-commissioned officer in the Russian army. There were two elder sisters and a younger brother. He worked for a grain trader as a teenager. His mother died when he was young.He left his home by the time Stepan and Dimitri moved to Inzhavino. It is not known when <mask> became involved in politics. He joined the Socialist Revolutionary Party. He first appeared on police records as a known revolutionary in 1908, when he traveled to Tambov to establish connections with the Tambov Socialist Revolutionaries. An "expropriator" is someone who carried out robberies to support the revolutionary cause. There was a note left with the amount taken from the railway station in Inzhavino, which was signed by a member of the party. The amount taken in the robbery of the bank in Kaninskii was entered into the accounts book as a result of the Volga Union of Independent Socialist-Revolutionaries.During an investigation into a plot to assassinate the commander-in-chief of the Kazan region, General Sadetskii, <mask> was arrested in Saratov. He was imprisoned for his involvement in robberies and did not appear to

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title: Alexander Antonov (politician)

texts: have been involved in this plot. He spent the first part of his sentence in the Schlisselburg fortress and the rest in Vladimirsky Central. The February Revolution and the Kirsanov Republic led to the release of <mask> from prison. He recuperated from his time in prison by staying with his sister in Tambov. The Militia is a new law enforcement organisation. His defence lawyer from his trial in 1910, V. P. Isheev, was the Chair of the Tambov Municipal Duma.The town of Kirsanov became an independent republic on May 13. A leading figure in this was the businessman A. K. Trunin. This was not the result of a popular movement, unrelated to other declarations of local republics in provincial towns or the seizure of land from estates. The political nature of the "Kirsanov Republic" is unclear, with various sources calling it "bourgeois", "anarchist", "Bolshevik" or "blackhundred". The leaders of this "republic" were to be arrested by a contingent of Militia. The attempt to arrest Trunin was resisted by a large crowd of people outside the municipal Duma building in Kirsanov. The "republicans" surrendered, but a crowd assailed their group and freed them.The local army garrison arrested Trunin and restored order, however the incident resulted in 8 deaths. In October, officials of the Kirsanov Uezd requested that <mask> be made head of the Uezd Militia. Sofiia Vasil'evna Orlova-Bogoliubskaia was

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title: Alexander Antonov (politician)

texts: married to <mask> around this time. Sofiia's brother was involved in "expropriations" before the revolution. He left his wife in Tambov to go to work in Kirsanov. There was no Bolshevik presence in the Kirsanov, which was dominated by liberals and moderate Socialists and the Soviet. There was a gradual transfer of power.As soldiers from World War I returned to Kirsanov, the Bolshevik regime began to impose its control on the countryside. In 1918, a branch of the Cheka was founded in Kirsanov. The officials were put under pressure to align themselves with the regime or leave their posts. It's known that he joined the Left Socialist-Revolutionaries, who were initially aligned with the Bolshevik regime, however he had little involvement in their party, which may have been a pragmatic decision to keep his position. He was one of the leaders of the Tambov Rebellion. He and his brother, Dmitriy, were killed in a firefight on June 24, 1922, near the village of Shybriay. He never laid down his weapon, according to documents.On the fifth day after he died, the group and his brother were buried near the walls of the monastery Kazan Mother of God in Tambov. The Antonov movement was a part of the Russian Civil War. The University of Pittsburgh Press was published in 2008. The series is in Russian and East European studies. That's right,. That's right,. There were politicians from Moscow who died in


title: Ricky Wong (Malaysian businessman)

texts: <mask> was born in Kuala Lumpur. He is the former CEO and founder of Asia Media, the largest transit-TV network operator in Malaysia. He was honoured by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader. <mask> attended a high school in Kuala Lumpur. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and Finance from Lancaster University. <mask> worked for a manufacturing company in Malaysia before moving to the United Kingdom to practice accounting. Asia Media was founded in 2007.Asia Media reaches over 1.24 million viewers a day under his leadership. Asia Media TV is the largest transit-TV network in Malaysia. The first Malaysian company to be awarded 10-year licenses to operate three blocks of L-band spectrum for both fixed and mobile broadcasting was Asia Media. Both free and paid broadcasting models are covered by the licenses. DMB-T technology was used for the mobile TV application. Syed Ali Alhabshee, a non-executive director of Bright Packaging, sold his entire stake in the company to <mask>. <mask> has a stake in Bright Packaging.<mask> was a major shareholder in Bright Packaging Industry Berhad, a main board listed company on Bursa Malaysia. After Asia Media, <mask> has a controlling stake in this company. The packaging company's headquarters and factories are located in the Subang Hi-Tech Industrial Park, which has a combined area of 136,998 square feet. Bright Packaging had cash of $19.94 million and net assets per share of 62 cents at the end of August. After news of <mask>'s investment was made public, the market reacted positively and the stock increased another 17%. The Board denied <mask>'s interest in taking the company private in its annual general meeting. <mask> has quietly built up his stake in the company and is just short of the threshold required to make a mandatory general offer.<mask> made an offer to acquire Techfast. Techfast held its annual meeting on the same day that the offer was submitted. <mask>

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title: Ricky Wong (Malaysian businessman)

texts: built a 14.45% stake in the company. Should <mask>'s offer be accepted, TechFast expects its listing status to be maintained. <mask> tried to control three public-listed companies with this offer. The offer tabled by <mask> to acquire all of the remaining shares in Techfast was only able to gather 22% of the share capital. The acceptance conditions were not met by the offer.<mask> has quietly emerged as the second largest shareholder of Techfast with 24,518,700 shares, which is equivalent to 16% of the share capital. The Managing Director, Mr. Yap Seng, is the largest shareholder with 18.42% of its share capital. <mask>'s emergence as the second largest shareholder of Techfast will make him hostile to the Board of Directors. <mask> was the only Malaysian honoured by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader. The World Economic Forum gives this honour to leaders who have achieved their success under the age of 40 and have a track record of substantial leadership experience. Some of the most accomplished business and political leaders, including <mask>, were nominated from around the world. Junior Chamber International Wong is a three-time winner of the Malaysia's Junior Chamber International's Creative Young Entrepreneur Award, which is designed to recognise and honour exceptional young entrepreneurs for their success.TheJCI is a worldwide federation of young professionals and entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 to 40 with representatives from more than one hundred nations. <mask> was included in the "30 Successful Under-40 Malaysians" list. He stood out for his success in the media industry which he replicated across different industries as an investor. <mask> was included in the "20 Rich and Young" list in the August issue of Focus Malaysia Weekly. <mask>'s holdings in public companies are estimated to be worth over 50 million dollars. <mask> was included in the "40 CEOs under 40" list in the March issue of Focus

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title: Ricky Wong (Malaysian businessman)

texts: Malaysia Weekly. Asia Media is the first company in Malaysian corporate history to have grown organically from a self-funded startup into a company listed on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia.<mask> was listed in the Top 10 ACE Market millionaires for the third year in a row by Malaysian Business magazine. In the February 2012 issue of Malaysian Business magazine, <mask> was listed in the Top 10 ACE Market millionaires list. <mask> was listed in the Top 10 ACE Market millionaires list by Malaysian Business magazine in February 2011. <mask> was the winner of the 'PRESTIGE 2010s Top 40 Under 40' award. <mask> led Asia Media Group to a strong debut on the ACE Market opening at 40 sen, up 74% from its offer price of 23 sen. It closed at 28.6 sen, up 25% from its offer price. The public portion of Asia Media Group's IPO was oversubscribed by 21.46 times.The company was listed on Bursa Malaysia. <mask> was the top 3 winner in the worldwide JCI - Creative Young Entrepreneurs Award 2010. <mask> was awarded the Malaysia's JCI - Creative Young Entrepreneurs Award for three years in a row. <mask> was honoured with the 8th Asia Pacific International Entrepreneur excellence award in 2009, under the category of leadership excellence. His contributions to the media industry. The seventh King of Malaysia His Royal Highness Sultan Pahang Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah bestowed the title "D.I.M.P" on <mask> in honor of His Royal Highness's 78th birthday. The Securities Commission filed a civil suit against <mask> and two others.The Securities Commission is seeking information and assistance from the public to locate the former Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Asia Media Group, <mask> Shee Kai. A warrant of arrest was issued for <mask> by the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate's Court on September 29, 2021. <mask> made a false statement about AMGB's revenue to Bursa Malaysia. He has been on the run since December. People from Kuala Lumpur have

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title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: The soldier of fortune known for his military service in Imperial China during the Taiping Rebellion was <mask>. On November 29, 1831, <mask> was born in Salem, Massachusetts. In 1847, <mask>'s father removed him from school and found him a position as second mate on the Hamilton, a clipper ship commanded by a family friend. It's possible that <mask> wanted to leave school. It was difficult to live at the sea. <mask> had authority over many old salts. He was thrown out after being accused of giving too many orders.<mask> was on the whole a valuable officer, according to Captain William Allen. Although <mask> sailed from New York to Hong Kong in 1847, he probably didn't see much beyond the port city because Hong Kong had become a British Crown Colony at the end of the First Opium War. The curriculum at the American Literary, Scientific and Military Academy included military tactics, strategy, drill, and ceremonies. He left school and never came back. He was the first mate of the clipper ship Russell Clover. His father was the leader. The Russell Clover was built in New York in the 1850s and sailed to San Francisco.Visits Gold Fields. It's possible that Giuseppe Garibaldi is in Panama or Peru. San Francisco was the first trading barque. The cargo ship Gold Hunter was carrying coolie labor to Mexico. There is a plane in Tehuantepec, Mexico. William Walker joined the filibuster. Part of Walker's Sonora Invasion of Mexico, which ended in 1854, is still in Mexico.Venture travels to San Francisco by mule. First person, Westward Ho! The ship is in San Francisco, New York, and Hong Kong. Doesn't want to

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title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: filibuster for Taiping's. The Manchu Government is unwilling to hire foreigners. After insubordination to superior, <mask> was allowed to resign from the French Army in the Crimean War. Texas RangerThe father's shipping agency office was in New York City. Will never return to the United States after going to San Francisco with brother Harry in 1860. There is an armed pirate suppression river steamer. The commander is from the Foreign Army Corps. While working as a sailor in the 1850s, <mask> found employment as a "Filibuster". "Filibustering" is "raising private mercenary armies and leading them into other countries to advance either one's own schemes or those of wealthy sponsors". William Walker taught <mask> how to recruit, train, and command mercenary troops while he was in Mexico.Some of Walker's practices and behaviors were avoided by <mask>. Walker's weakness renders him cruel and he has a reputation for being excessively vain, weak minded and ambitious. During his "filibusteresque" experience in 1854, <mask> learned about practical warfare, while he was a lieutenant with the French Army. He learned how to use riflemen in mobile platoons rather than in fixed firing lines. He gained experience under fire because the frontal assault was of limited value against disciplined long-range firepower. He didn't serve in the war because he was allowed to resign after being insubordinate. <mask> served as the first mate on a steamship in dangerous waters when he was not able to get work as a mercenary.He worked in his father's New York City office with his brother. After arriving in Penang on the steamer

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title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: Ganges with the U.S. Minister, The Gen<mask> was transferred to the USS Powhatan on his way to Pekin. The steamer Hong Kong was chartered by the American government to accompany <mask> into the north and to bring Ye Mingchen's remains back to Canton. <mask> and his brother arrived in China in 1860 for the purpose of trading, possibly as an extension of their father's New York office, according to a contemporary account written in early 1862. It is almost certain that <mask> had ulterior motives for his return given his activities in the 1850s. He didn't like the business practices of the city. There was a build up of Taiping forces in the area.While <mask>'s brother set up a trading business in Shanghai, <mask> himself took up customary employment as the executive officer on the Confucius, an armed riverboat commanded by an American. The Bureau was organized by two Shanghai governmental officials who took pains to shield their imperial association with Western mercenaries and military. The prominent men of Shanghai took notice of <mask>'s bravery and initiative on board the Confucius. His exploits, previous military experience, ability to empathise with local populations and his stated mercenary intentions made him an attractive candidate to lead a force of foreign nationals in defense of Shanghai against encroaching Taiping forces. As Imperial forces were often staffed by Confucian scholars and conscripts, rather than experienced commanders and soldiers, they were often unable to defeat Taiping forces. In the spring of 1860, through their contacts with the Western business community, and <mask>'s

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title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: own relentless self-promotion, they reached out to <mask> and became his employers. <mask> scoured the wharves of Shanghai for any Westerner who was capable of firing a weapon.The nucleus of the "Ever Victorious Army" was formed when the "Shanghai Foreign Arms Corps" was born. The average Chinese of the time had little understanding of marksmanship, which made them less willing to defend the Manchu throne. There was no time to train native peasants in either Chinese or Western warfare when the Taiping armies were close to Shanghai. The discharged seamen, deserters, and other drifters who made Shanghai their temporary home, and even the gainfully employed, could be tempted by the prospect of adventure, high pay, and loot. The diplomats and military men of the Western powers discouraged foreign involvement in Chinese matters. The Western powers were most concerned about the power of the Taipings to block trade if there was a violation of neutrality. By June 1860, <mask> had a force of 100 Westerners, trained in the best small arms and rifles, and available for purchase in Shanghai.Protesting that his forces were not fully trained, <mask> was forced to take his men into action alongside Imperial forces probing Taiping advances, retaking two captured towns. They were forced by circumstances to assault the Taiping occupied and fortified city of Songjiang, without the use of weapons. The force was defeated after the attack failed. However, by mid-July, <mask> had recruited additional Westerners and over 80 Filipino "Manilamen", and purchased several artillery pieces, and once again, his forces attacked.

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title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: They were successful, but at a huge cost. Sixty-two men were killed and 100 were wounded, including <mask>. For the pay was attractive, even if looting was discouraged by <mask>, and enraged local Westerners who saw <mask> as an inflammatory, filibustering element sure to force the Taipings to stop the flow of trade, <mask> and his forces gained a notoriety that attracted new recruits.The Taipings were aware of a new force against them. <mask> led the Foreign Arms Corps against the town of Chingpu on August 2, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Taiping forces lay in ambush waiting for the opportune moment and then fired a volley of musket fire. Within 10 minutes, the Foreign Arms Corps had suffered 50% casualties, and Ward himself was shot in the left jaw, with an exit wound in the right cheek, leaving him with a speech impediment. The force retreated and Ward went back to try to recruit more forces and buy more weapons. He and the remnants of the Foreign Arms Corps launched an attack on Chingpu. The Foreign Arms Corps fled back to the Songjiang area after the Taiping 800-381-0266 800-381-0266


title: Frederick Townsend Ward

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title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: According to Carr, <mask>'s accomplishments in his 1992 work seem to have been fairly generous. The poorly trained and ill-disciplined contingent, sent into the field without adequate preparation by <mask>'s frantic sponsors, stood virtually no chance of success, according to Richard J. Smith. Sometimes drunk and disorderly, the Foreign-Arms Corps depended on the element of surprise and the superiority of Western weapons to obtain victory. In order to reform the more reliable elements of the Corps into the nucleus of an effective fighting force, he embarked upon a new scheme. Commander of the Ever Victorious Army Credit is sometimes given to <mask>, other times to Li Hongzhang, a local Imperial commander who is ordered to cooperate with <mask> and keep an eye on him.The changing mood of the local peasantry may have been a factor in the reconsideration of local Chinese troops. Where before they were unwilling to fight for Manchu primacy, they were now constantly threatened and in some cases occupied by Taiping forces that were, despite their "heavenly" origin, ruthless in their treatment of local populations. Informal militias were formed to drive Taiping forces out and conduct guerilla operations. After <mask>'s death, no other commander could repeat his success, regardless of the concept's true origin. <mask>'s decision to use local Chinese forces would ensure his place in history and help to end the Taiping Rebellion. <mask> set up operations at the training camp in the summer of 1861. Working with the best of the survivors of the Foreign Arms Corp and supported by a strong Headquarters staff,

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title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: <mask> trained an increasing number of Chinese in western small arms, gunnery, tactics, customs and drill and ceremonies.The Chinese were trained to hold their fire until their targets were within range. Both Taiping and Imperial had faith in the power of noise. He trained them to respond to western bugle calls and verbal commands, and fitted them with Indian "Sepoy" style turbans. The nickname "imitation foreign devils" was given to the Chinese troops by the local populace, as well as a fair share of mockery. The uniforms of the troops became a point of pride as they proved they were equal to their European counterparts. They were proud of their pay, which was high and consistent by Chinese standards, and a strong recruiting drive that triumphed over most awkwardness with unfamiliar uniforms. In order to attract new recruits to dangerous work, the pay was high, but also to compensate for the lack of loot.<mask> knew that the practice turned local populaces against their liberators. Better chance of survival in combat was one of the benefits offered to <mask>'s men. By January 1862, with about one thousand Chinese soldiers trained and ready, <mask> stated that his unit was ready for the field, much to the relief of his Shanghai backers, who had invested both government and private funds into the force's recruitment, arms and supplies. Within the same month, Chung Wang's forces reentered that region with over 120,000 troops in an attempt to first cut off and then enter and occupy Shanghai. <mask> welcomed the conflict and was absolutely confident in his troops' ability to defend his Songjiang


title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: headquarters, while simultaneously operating as "flying columns" to be directed to strategic areas and Taiping vulnerabilities. He had a lot of opportunities to test his confidence. In the middle of January, <mask> led his new army into action under a banner with a Chinese rendering of his name on it.The Taipings were driven from their entrenched positions by his forces. After a return march, <mask>'s forces struck at the city of Guangfulin, occupied by over 20,000 Taiping troops, just five miles from <mask>'s own headquarters. <mask>, at the head of five hundred men, attacked the city. The defenders, seeing the strange attire, military skill and foreign leadership of their own countrymen, wavered and were filled with dismay and fled. Thousands of Taiping were killed or wounded in the course of these actions, while <mask> lost a finger to a musket ball. <mask>'s force of about 1,500 men defended Songjiang from a force of 20,000 by Li Xiucheng. Over 2,000 men were killed when rebel forces came under fire.After striking out of the city at the rebels, infantry cut off and captured another 800, and captured a large number of boats carrying Taiping supplies and arms. The Taipings did not lay siege to the nest. It may have been this moment that secured <mask>'s reputation among the people of the area. From this moment on, the key Western commanders and politicians would support him, funds for troops would flow freely from Imperial coffers, and his decisions would no longer be second-guessed. By March 1862, <mask>'s force would be officially named "The Ever Victorious Army", and <mask> himself would be made

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title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: first a 4th-rank mandarin, high honors from the Manchu court. The Ever Victorious Army lived up to its name, defeating numerically superior opponents, often in entrenched positions. Its presence on the battlefield and example of effective Chinese soldiering helped Imperial Anhui units commanded by Li Hongzhang, between whom and <mask> mutual respect grew during joint operations.The problems of land warfare were found immediately by <mask>'s duckfoot background. There were multiple threats across the region due to the Chung Wang's growing Taiping forces. Mobility was needed for <mask>'s limited forces, but the road system was not up to par. While another commander might have tried to solve the problem through additional wagons and horses, <mask> saw the rivers and canals as passageways. He quickly secured the use of several river steamers, fitted them out as troop transports, and increased his army's effectiveness several times over. Western steamers were blamed for Li's defeats in the Suzhou area. He believed that rebel water forces could not contend with foreign devils.<mask>'s reputation continued to grow. <mask> tried to quench some inner need for further glory and hoped to participate in an eventual strike against the capital of Taiping, but this was not to be. The Manchu court was suspicious of <mask> from the beginning and as time went on, he refused to shave his forehead, wear a queue or even appear in his fine Mandarin robes. The court decided to limit the size of his unit and give <mask> less control than they would have if he had more Confucian leanings. The Ever Victorious Army would

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title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: number over 5,000 men by September, with four battalions and an artillery corps. <mask>'s army had a troop strength of 100 foreign mercenaries in June 1860 and 250 foreign mercenaries in July 1860. While <mask> was absent, there were over 200 foreign mercenaries, severe casualties, and a Chinese training camp.He was wounded at the base of the city wall. Fourteen previous battlefield injuries had been survived by <mask>. For a day, <mask> lingered. On the morning of September 22, 1862, he died, he dictated a will that ensured his brother, sister and Chinese wife would be taken care of. An unusual, original army was created by an even more unusual commander after <mask>'s death. As the events of the American Civil War overshadowed <mask>'s accomplishments in China during his life, his reputation was overshadowed by George Gordon, a British Army officer. After <mask>'s death, the command of the Ever-Victorious Army went to his second in command, E. Forrester.The Ever Victorious Army, an original and unique military development which made Gordon's famed success in China possible, is downplayed or ignored by Gordon biographers. Chinese Gordon is remembered, while <mask> is not. Gordon's death in Sudan years after the Taiping Rebellion made him famous. Several books on <mask> and the Ever Victorious Army have been published in the century since his death to acknowledge his contributions. The Devil Soldier was optioned for a motion picture after it was published. Tom Cruise and John Woo were working on a project that was never completed. The movie The Last Samurai was made in 2003 and was inspired by the


title: Frederick Townsend Ward

texts: Satsuma Rebellion led by Saig Takamori and the stories of Jules Brunet.There are two U.S. monuments to <mask>, one in Salem, MA and the other in the Essex Institute. <mask>'s grave site and shrine were destroyed and his remains were dug up. The location of <mask>'s bones is unknown. They are almost certainly destroyed. A plain headstone over a cenotaph in Salem is the only memorial to this most noteworthy of nineteenth-century American explorers. The grave of <mask>, a Protestant revered as a Chinese Confucian hero, now lies under the altar of a Roman Catholic church, whilst the land itself is the property of a Buddhist monastery in a Communist state. The accomplishments of <mask> are documented in the Taiping Rebellion Museum.The American Legion put up a large headstone with <mask>'s name on it in 1923. One visitor remarked, "To my surprise I saw, in a museum in Nanjing, a tribute to <mask>, a large headstone bearing <mask>'s name, put in place by the American Legion on May The tale of the first three years of the Ever Victorious Army, from its beginning as the Foreign Rifles in 1860 through September 1862, is the subject of a novel by James Lande. Carr wrote Devil Soldier: The Story of <mask> <mask>. Random House was published in 1992. "The Devil Soldier" was published in the Quarterly Journal of Military History. The memoirs of Generals <mask>, Burgevine and the Ever-Conquering Legion were written by Macgowan. The Ever-Victorious Army in China was written by Smith.Jonathan D. God's Chinese Son was published in 1978. To Change China: Western Advisers in China was published in 2002. The State Street

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texts: Trust Company reported in 1917 that a Massachusetts soldier became a God of the Chinese. It is hosted at kellscraft.com. original. The sixth edition of The Columbia Encyclopedia. Bartleby.com was launched in 2001.The <mask> was named for <mask>. Appletons Encyclopedia was published in 2001. Virtualology.com is a website. The King from the Sky was theConclusion of China Watch 2002. Stickyourneckout.com is a travel website. The Chinese revered and honoured the American Soldier of fortune, <mask>. There is a Scan from the Journal of the Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society.There are 8 pages. The University of Hong Kong has journals online. The Ward Papers were written by <mask>. The Yale University Library has manuscripts and archives. The Taiping Rebellion in China resulted in the deaths of military leaders and American

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title: Josh Mansour

texts: <mask> (Arabic:  ; born 17 June 1990) is a professional rugby league footballer who plays for the South Sydney Rabbitohs in the National Rugby League. He has played for both Australia and Lebanon. He played for Penrith in the National Rugby League and for the Prime Minister's XIII and New South Wales in the State of Origin series. <mask> was born in Australia. His mother, who was born in the Madeira archipelago, is of Portuguese descent, as is his father, who was born north of Lebanon. During his high school years, he played rugby league for the St Johns Eagles and the Kingsgrove Colts. After being cut from the S. G. Ball Cup side, he attended an open trial for the Bears and was signed by the Rabbitohs.In 2010 he was selected as Winger of the Year NYC and as the NYC Player of the Year at the Rabbitohs. In 2009, he played for Lebanon in the European Cup, and in 2010, he played for the Junior Australians. In the New South Wales Cup, <mask> was a member of the North Sydney Bears. After a number of strong performances for Norths, <mask> caught the attention of Phil Gould at Penrith who offered him a contract for the 2012 season. In round 9 of the 2012 season, <mask> made his debut for the Penrith Panthers on the wing in a 10–44 loss to the Melbourne Storm. On his debut, <mask> scored a try. He played in 14 matches and scored 7 tries in his first year.On 5 March, <mask> extended his contract with the club. In round 23, against the New Zealand Warriors, <mask> scored a spectacular put down of the ball just before going into the in goal in the 28– 24 win at Mt Smart Stadium. He played in 14 matches and scored 4 tries.

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title: Josh Mansour

texts: The Penrith Nines squad had a player in February. After declining a lucrative offer from the Raiders, he re-signed with Penrith until the end of the 2016 season. The highest try scorer in the season was <mask> with 15 tries. On 12 October, <mask> scored a try for the Prime Minister's XIII in their 34–16 win over the PNG.The New Zealand national rugby league team defeated the Australian team in the Four Nations at Suncorp Stadium. He scored his first try in the green and gold of Australia against Samoa in Australia's 44–18 victory at WIN Stadium, and played in the 22–18 Four Nations final loss against New Zealand. In 2015, <mask> scored 6 tries. He didn't play in either of the Rugby League World Cup Qualifiers against South Africa, despite being named in the Lebanon 48 man train-on squad. In February, he played in the Nines. He was selected in the New South Wales State of Origin squad after scoring a try in the 44–30 win over Country on 8 May. On 1 June, <mask> made his debut for New South Wales, playing on the wing in the 4–6 loss toQueensland.In the 2016 State of Origin series, <mask> was on the wing for the Blues. The Winger of the Year was awarded at the Dally M Awards night. He was the highest try-scorer with 16 tries and finished the season with 25 matches. The Australian 2016 Four Nations squad was named at the end of the year. In the first round of the tournament, he played on the wing and scored two tries in the win over Scotland. On 3 November, <mask> suffered a serious knee injury during a freak accident at training when he collided with <mask>, ruling him out of the tournament and the first half of

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texts: the season. After a serious knee injury, <mask> played his first game of the season on 4 June.He scored a try in Penrith's 38–0 demolition of Canterbury. On September 2, 2017, <mask> played his 100th game in the National Rugby League. The Australian Rugby League World Cup squad was chosen at the end of the season. In the match against Lebanon, he played against a resemblance to Abbas Miski. Australia went on to win the World Cup, but <mask> didn't make the final. The Penrith forward suffered a facial injury in the 6th round against the Gold Coast when he was accidentally kneed in the face by Anthony Don. After having surgery on his badly fractured face, <mask> said "the biggest risk was obviously losing my eye, My surgeon has done over 2000 people and he reckons he has only seen a dozen like this, and they are all from motor accidents and soldiers".On 17 April, <mask> signed a three-year contract extension to stay at Penrith. One of the club's first choice wingers, <mask> started the season. He scored his first try of the season in Round 5 against the Gold Coast. Penrith had only won 2 out of 9 matches to start the season and coach Ivan Cleary demoted <mask> to reserve grade. He only spent a week in reserve grade for Penrith before being recalled to the first team. Penrith defeated Parramatta 16–10 at the new Western Sydney Stadium. Penrith missed out on the finals for the first time in three years as the club finished 10th on the table and <mask> scored one try in 19 appearances.<mask> scored his first try in 14 months as Penrith defeated the New Zealand Warriors 26–0 at the Campbelltown Sports Ground. In the

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title: Josh Mansour

texts: 15th round, <mask> played his 150th first grade game and scored two tries as Penrith defeated Cronulla-Sutherland 38-12. In the 2020 rugby league season, <mask> played 22 games and scored 12 tries for Penrith, as the club won the minor title and reached the grand final. The Penrith wing tried to score a try in the first half but the score was nil in Penrith's favour. In the second half, <mask> scored a try, but it wasn't enough as Penrith lost 26-20. After learning that he would not be required for the 2021 season, <mask> was told by Penrith that he could seek an early release from his contract. The Penrith coach and football manager were summoned to meet him at a Homebush restaurant 48 hours after Penrith's grand- final loss.On 13 January, <mask> signed a two-year deal to join South Sydney. He made his debut for Souths in a 26-18 loss to Melbourne. <mask> was recalled to the Souths squad for round 3 after being demoted to reserve grade. He scored his first try for Souths in a victory over the archrivals. In the 19th round, <mask> scored two tries in a victory over the New Zealand Warriors. He scored two tries in a victory. In the next week, he scored two more tries in the victory over the Gold Coast.In the Rabbitohs' round 23 loss against Penrith, <mask> suffered a knee injury and was ruled out for the rest of the season. Daniella gave birth to their first child, Siana, on November 2, 2017; their second child, Andre, was born on July 31, 2019. He is a fan of the football team. People of Cuban descent, Australian people of Lebanese descent, and Australian people of Portuguese descent are some of the living

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title: Francis Durbridge

texts: <mask> was an English dramatist and author, best known for the creation of the character Paul Temple, the gentlemanly detective who appeared in 16 BBC multi-part radio serials from 1938 onward. <mask> grew up in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, and was encouraged to write by his English teacher. He was studying English at the University of Birmingham. After graduating in 1933, he worked for a short time as a stockbroker's clerk before selling a radio play at the age of 21. The character of Paul Temple was created by <mask>. Temple solved many crimes in the glamorous world of the middle class with the help of Steve Trent, a Fleet Street journalist who would later become his wife. Many of the mysteries written by <mask> were produced for Dutch, German and Italian television and radio.The last of <mask>'s seven plays, Sweet Revenge, was written in 1991. He wrote 43 novels, many of which were adapted from his script, sometimes with the help of others. <mask> wrote twenty Paul Temple serials for radio. Send for Paul Temple was the first programme to be broadcasted. Both Steve and Paul were played by Hugh Morton. The part of Paul was taken over by Carl Bernard in 1939. Peter Coke was in charge of the part from the first serial, Paul Temple and the Gilbert Case.Marjorie Westbury played the part of Steve in Send for Paul Temple Again. She was named Steve for the rest of the run. Coke and Westbury are most closely associated with Paul and Steve. The signature tune was taken from the works of Rimsky-Korsakov and other composers. The signature tune was changed by a woman. In Commonwealth countries, the serials were transmitted long after their original runs in the UK. German radio adapted twelve Paul

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texts: Temple serials.The streets were so popular that they were so popular that they left the streets deserted. Paul Temple was played by Luxembourg-born René Deltgen and supported by Gustav Knuth, Paul Klinger and others. The German radio serials are available on CD. <mask> was invited by the European Broadcasting Union to write an original radio serial for La Boutique. This was broadcasted in more than a dozen countries. <mask> wrote 17 TV serials for the British Broadcasting Corporation. They were shown under the title A Francis Durbridge Serial until 1959 when it was changed to <mask> Presents.Some serials were re-made in the 1980s and 1990s. Stephen Murray and Donald Pleasence were in a six-part serial called The Scarf. The girl from Corsica was the theme music. Wolfgang Neuss revealed in a newspaper that he was the murderer in the last episode of a German version of the show. Jack Hedley played the title role in The World of Tim Frazer, which was broadcast as an 18-episode serial. At that time, many European countries had one TV station each, so they attracted almost 80% of all TV viewers. In the sixties and seventies, many mini-series adapted from <mask>'s works were produced in Italy.They featured some of the best Italian actors, among them Aroldo Tieri and Giuliana Lojodice. In France, TV scriptwriter and director Abder Isker produced some of <mask>'s work. The mini-series were based on the Paul Temple novels. The 1969–1971 television series Paul Temple ran for 52 episodes over four seasons, making it the first international television co-production. <mask> was the actor who played Paul Temple. <mask> wrote many Paul Temple novels, but mostly worked with a co-author because he regarded

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texts: himself as a writer of dialogue, not a novelist. Send for Paul Temple was written by John Thewes.<mask> collaborated on four Temple novelisations with Charles Hatton. In order to maximize the popularity of the radio serial, all of these were quickly adapted from <mask>'s original radio script. It was described as the novel of the thriller that created the fan-mail record by Send for Paul Temple. The Tyler Mystery and East of Algiers were written under the pen name of Paul Temple. Steve is given a more central role in The Tyler Mystery. The 1947 radio serial Paul Temple and the Sullivan Mystery was based on East of Algiers. The novels from The Kebly Affair are credited to <mask>.The World of Tim Frazer was written in 1962, Tim Frazer Again in 1964 and Tim Frazer Gets the Message in 1978. Beware of Johnny Washington was a substantially re-written version of the first Paul Temple novel, Send for Paul Temple, and there were three others based on Paul Temple script that were recycled as non-Temple books. Back Room Girl and The Pig-Tail Murder were both original novels, but most of the later books were adapted from television plays of the 1960s and 1970s. <mask> was married to Norah Lawley in 1940. They had two boys. He died in 1998 at the age of 85. None of the episodes of The Francis Durbridge Serial are believed to have survived.The World of Tim Frazer is the only episode of <mask>rbridge Presents that is thought to still exist. The Teckman Biography, Portrait of Alison, A Time of Day, and <mask> Presents The World of Tim Frazer were all serials by <mask>. The person was played by Jennifer Ehle. Paul Temple and the Front Page Men, News of Paul Temple, Paul Temple Intervenes, and Send for Paul

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title: Charlotte Bray

texts: <mask> is a British composer. She was supported by the Royal Opera House Covent Garden. Her music has been performed by many notable conductors. <mask> was born in Oxford in 1982. She graduated with First Class honours after studying cello and composition. She studied composition with Mark Anthony Turnage at the Royal College of Music. She studied at the Tanglewood Music Centre in 2008 with John Harbison, Shulamitran, and Augusta Read Thomas, as well as Oliver Knussen, Colin Matthews, and Magnus Lindberg.<mask> was named as the Alumni of the Year in the field of excellence in sport or the arts at the end of the year. <mask> won the Royal Philharmonic Society Composition Prize in 2010 and wrote a song for the festival. The Lili Boulanger Prize was won by her. <mask> was appointed as a Composer-in-Residence with the BCMG in 2010 and gave the premire of her violin concerto Caught in Treetops under conductor Oliver Knussen. The London Symphony Orchestra performed her work, Beyond a Fallen Tree, on May 23, 2010. Her song cycle Verre de Venise was co-commissioned by three festivals in 2010. She was commissioned by the London Philharmonic Orchestra for violinists from London Music Masters.<mask> was the first Composer-in-Residence at the Oxford Lieder Festival. Sir Mark Elder conducted the Aldeburgh World Orchestra in the premire of At the Speed of Stillness. There is a new chamber opera written for Tte  Tte Opera Festival, London. The premiere of <mask>'s opera was given by the Nova Music Opera. The story of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain, was written by <mask> and Amy Rosenthal. Out of the Ruins was commissioned by the Royal Opera House Covent Garden for their youth company, as was Come Away for the Chester Cathedral Choir. <mask> has written for many of the world's top musicians, including the London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Sinfonietta, Albany and Oberon Trio's.Sir Mark Elder is one of the conductors who have performed her work. She resided at the MacDowell Colony in New Hampshire. The Liguria Study Centre has been awarded a fellowship.

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title: Thomas Carlin

texts: The seventh Governor of Illinois was a farmer, soldier and Jacksonian Democrat named <mask>, who served in both houses of the Illinois General Assembly. He was nominated at an Illinois state convention as well as the last Illinois governor who fought Native Americans. He had limited financial experience and the state suffered from the effects of the Panic of 1837 as he tried to fund an Internal Improvements Act that was opposed by his predecessor. <mask> and his wife, the former Elizabeth Evans, moved with their family to Missouri Territory in the 18th century. His father died in 1810, leaving his widow to raise seven children. After crossing the Missouri River to serve as a mounted Ranger in the War of 1812, he established a farm in what is now Madison County, Illinois. Rebecca Huitt was born in Georgia and married in 1865.They had 13 children, seven of which survived their father. William H. was born in 1817. Nathaniel was born in 1818. Elizabeth and Emily St. Aubert were both born in 1819. John Massingill was born in 1821. Julia was born in 1829. 1830; Andrew Jackson, John Clark <mask>, and <mask><mask> Jr.In 1850, the <mask> family included his mother-in-law, three sons and two daughters as well as a 21 year old farm worker, but no slaves. When Illinois became a state, <mask> built a log cabin across from the mouth of the Missouri River and operated a ferry. In the 19th century, Carlin helped organize the frontier in Illinois. He didn't learn to read or write until he was older, but he helped lay out what became the county seat. Although he abstained from the vote designating it the county seat, Carlin was one of the first five Commissioners and donated a large parcel of land for Carrollton. Noted for his physical prowess and skill as a woodsman and rider as well as his courage, <mask> was elected to the Illinois Senate twice. He helped get a bill passed that created Macoupin County.During

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texts: the Black Hawk War, he was the captain of the militia companies. During his term as governor, he lived at the land office at Quincy, Illinois, where he was appointed as collector of federal funds. James W. Stephenson, the Democrats' first choice for governor, withdrew from the race when his accounts were discovered to be delinquent. As a Jacksonian Democrat and Indian fighter, Carlin supported the President's campaign against the national bank and argued that strict compliance with state charter requirements would profit the young state. The state should own and operate all railroads. CyrusEdwards, the youngest brother of NinianEdwards, favored internal improvements during the 1838 gubernatorial election. Governor Joseph Duncan, a former Jacksonian Democrat who had split with the President and won election as a Whig, was against moving the state capital from Vandalia to Springfield.The move of the state government offices occurred midway through Governor <mask>'s term. The Bank of Illinois at Shawneetown and the Whig-controlled state bank were blamed in the inaugural message for Illinois' financial distress. Despite the large amount of money required and his lack of financial experience, <mask> tried to scrap the Internal Improvements Act despite being urged by his predecessor, Governor Duncan. Since the Illinois and Michigan Canal from Chicago to the Illinois River required at least $1 million in financing, he appointed former governor John Reynolds to try to sell bonds in Europe. The two deals Reynolds arranged were unfavorable to the state. Wright and Company, one of the parties to the contract, went bankrupt after the governor refused to approve the contract. The suspension of canal construction in 1842 was due to the fact that Illinois sold bonds with a face value of $804,000, which proved to be a source of political controversy for many years.The Senate Committee on Banks defeated the

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texts: proposal to purchase an additional $3 million in bank stock because it would not work. The substitute was a one-mill property tax. The state legislature repealed the charters of the state and Shawneetown banks during the administration of <mask>, after <mask> begged Congress to donate more land to build the Illinois and Michigan Canal. Despite his federal land office background, Carlin refused to accept any funds from federal land sales and ordered settlers to pay with gold or silver despite the crisis. The Mormons were involved in another controversy which erupted in his successor's term. Joseph Smith and other Mormons were welcomed by Illinois politicians when they fled Missouri. The charter signed by Carlin gave Smith and his associates governmental power.Smith was arrested after leaving the governor's home after receiving Missouri warrants for his arrest. He continued to be politically active after his term ended. He ran for Congress but lost. Senator Stephen A. Douglas began his political career. After two years, <mask> decided against running against Douglas. When Jacob Fry resigned, the Illinois House of Representatives had an unexpired term. The death and legacy of Carlin was that he died at home in Carrollton, Illinois, with his widow and seven children by his side.Although his uncle was pro-slavery and Negro-hating, he became a career U.S. Army officer and later served as assistant director of the Freedman's Bureau in Tennessee. The city is named after him. The pioneer governor was honored by a historical marker in Carrollton. The Carrollton Courthouse Square Historic District is located on land that was once owned by Governor <mask> and contains a tavern, hotel, stores and a temperance hall, as well as a residence that was converted into the county historical society. Illinois 2005-2006 Blue Book 1789 births 1852 deaths Members of the Illinois House of Representatives Illinois state

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title: Pushpa Basnet

texts: <mask> is a social worker and the president of the Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC) in Kathmandu, Nepal. The rights of children living behind bars with their parents are strengthened by her organization. She won the CNN Heroes Award in 2012 after being nominated for it. She won the CNN Super Hero Award. <mask> started working in social work at the age of 21. She visited the women prison as part of her college assignment. She was not happy to see children living with their parents.In 2005, she started a non-profit organization, The Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC), to provide a day care program to the children, after raising 70,000 rupee from her friends and sister. She opened a home for kids to live outside the prison during the year while still visiting their mothers on holidays. More than 137 children of incarcerated parents have been assisted by her today. She runs a day care center for children in prison. She helped to provide alternative residence, free meals, and medical care for them. Basnet started her career at the age of 21 while she was still in college. She visited the women prison as part of her college assignment.She was not happy to see children living with their parents. In 2005, she started a non-profit organization, The Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC), to provide a day care program to the children, after raising 70,000 rupee from her friends and sister. She opened a home for kids to live outside the prison during the year while still visiting their mothers on holidays. More than 100 children of incarcerated parents have been assisted by her today. She runs a day care center for children in prison. She helped to provide alternative residence, free meals, and medical care for them. She started a program to teach parents how to make handicrafts inside the cell.The main objective of the program is to make the female prisoners as well as former prisoners to become involved in income

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