title: George Alexander Hamilton

texts: <mask> was a Conservative Party politician and later a civil servant. He was an ardent supporter of the Orange Order. After a successful election petition, <mask> was elected a member of parliament for Dublin City on 13 April 1835. He was defeated in the general election. <mask> was elected one of the MPs for Dublin University at a by-election on 10 February 1843 and continued to represent the seat until he resigned in January 1859. The Earl of Derby had two ministries, one of which was the Financial Secretary to the Treasury. <mask> was the Permanent Secretary to the Treasury in 1867.At that time, these were the most senior civil service posts in the Treasury, and <mask> served until 1870. On August 7, 1869, he was made a member of the Privy Council of Ireland. <mask> was born on August 29th, 1802. He was the son of the Rev. Anna, daughter of Thomas Pepper of Ballygarth Castle, County Meath, is the first cousin of <mask>, the Canadian lumber baron. <mask>, Bishop of Ossory, was <mask>'s younger brother. C.S. was included in Hugh's descendants.Lewis. He graduated from Trinity College, Oxford, with a B.A., after being sent to Rugby School in 1814. D.C.L. was created after the degree in 1821. The year began on 9 June. After leaving the university he settled on the paternal estate and began to take part in the public political meetings in Dublin. He became a candidate for the city's representation at the general election, but was defeated by a small majority. He was unsuccessful in his attempts to win the seat for Dublin.At the close of another election for Dublin in January

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title: George Alexander Hamilton

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texts: 1835, the numbers were: O'Connell 2,678, Ruthven 2,630, <mask>e subscription was raised to assist him in paying his expenses, O'Connell on this occasion, despite the fact that in presenting a petition he was supported by the Protestants of England. He was a prominent figure in the Protestant demonstrations and took the side of the Orangemen throughout his career. He worked for a long time in the cause of theLay Association for the Protection of Church Property. The petition of the celebrated Protestant meeting of January 14, 1836, which gave rise to much discussion and subsequently to the Earl of Roden's committee of inquiry, was presented to parliament by him. On February 10, 1843, he was returned to the University of Dublin, which he represented until February 1859.The Conservative Society for Ireland formed as a result of the passing of the Reform Bill. The Queen's Colleges (Ireland) Act 1845 was known as the 'godless college bill' due to the fact that the three colleges it created could not give instruction in theology. The title of the speech was 'Education in Ireland'. There was a report of the speech in the House of Commons. The proposal to change education in Ireland so as to make it acceptable to the Protestant clergy was defeated by a wide margin. He was the financial secretary of the treasury for Lord Derby's administration from March to December 1852 and again from March to January 1858. He was appointed the Permanent Secretary of the Treasury.He was appointed one of the Commissioners of the Church Temporalities in Ireland after being sworn in as a member of the


title: George Alexander Hamilton

texts: Privy Council of the United Kingdom. He was a deputy-Lieutenant for Dublin County. Of Dublin University. Like his father and grandfather, he was very active in the commercial development of the town of Balbriggan, expanding the harbour facilities and encouraging the development of the local hosiery manufactory. He was the chairman of the company that built the Great Northern Railway. A keen antiquarian, he conducted rescue archaeology on a major passage grave discovered at Gormanston, County Meath, in the course of the building of the railway and wrote reports on this and other archaeological discoveries in the proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society. The Relief Committee in the Balrothery Union of parishes provided soup, bread and meal to the starving during the Great Irish famine.He died in Kingstown, Ireland, in 1871 and was buried in St George's church. Thousands of grieving Roman Catholics lined the last few miles of the journey to his burial, despite his lifelong advocacy of unionism. Amelia Fancourt, daughter of Joshua Uhthoff of Bath, England, was his wife. His father-in-law had a distinguished career in the Civil Service and became the British Resident at Poona. <mask> was a cousin of a judge. References include Paul Boyer, Joseph Kett, Neal Salisbury, and Harvard Sitkoff. There is a history of the American people.The sixth edition. The Parliamentary Election Results in Ireland were edited by B.M. Who's Who of British members of parliament, Volume I, was edited by M. Stenton. The Parliament of the United Kingdom for the University of Dublin has members of the Privy


title: Urbain Ledoux

texts: Mr. <mask> was born on August 13, 1874 and died on April 8, 1941. Zero was an American diplomat and activist with a declared interest in the Bah Faith. His quest to serve began early in life. He quit the seminary when he was 17 after witnessing a case of priest abuse. He wanted to use law and business interests as a means of progress for humanity. He earned a few promotions after serving in diplomatic service for the United States. He believed that personal transformation was more important than commercial development in furthering the interests of humanity.He quit the diplomatic service to work with non-governmental organizations for both business and peace interests. When Sarah Farmer was involuntarily committed to a mental institution in 1910, he was present during the conflict over her status. He gathered a chief of police and a judge to accompany a court order to free her from an insane asylum. He started to find humanitarian organizations. He wanted to help with unemployment after the First World War among workers and veterans. He had a limited understanding of the principles of the Bah Faith. <mask> wanted to raise awareness of the plight of the unemployed in New York and Boston.His efforts were seen as too aggressive. Even when he tried to be less aggressive, his events were shut down. The work was renewed during the Great Depression but he was already in his 60s

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title: Urbain Ledoux

texts: and died soon after. He was recorded in pictures and newsreels. His family moved to Maine after he was born. At age nine, he began to work to support his family. He was an altar boy.He wanted to become a priest at a seminary in Marieville, Quebec. After witnessing a case of priest abuse of an altar boy, he quit the priesthood and went to work at a law firm in Maine. The first French language publications and newspaper stories in Maine were launched by him. In 1895 <mask> was assigned to Trois-Rivires where he worked to promote business interests, French language and culture in an anglophone environment as well as seeking balance in that advocacy. He was promoted in 1903 and sent to the Czech Republic to represent business interests. He did not accept the appointment to Brazil in 1907. He was challenged that he needed to transform human nature to achieve his goals.He was involved in peace initiatives in the Boston area in 1910. He was working with a peace activist. <mask> worked with Bahs in 1915 and would later credit many of his actions to the tenets of the Bah Faith. He was a Bah from Canada. Sarah Farmer was involuntarily committed to an insane asylum when she was ill. The effort to free her was led by <mask> and included the local chief of police and a judge. <mask> was praised for his work by the head of the religion.The Peace Ship was financed by Henry Ford in 1915

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title: Urbain Ledoux

texts: to attempt to end World War I. <mask> tried to join the expedition, but wasn't accepted. Instead, he jumped off the pier and made a spectacle swimming after the ship, an act that got notice in the newspapers and entered him into public awareness. He protested that his aims were religiously based and that he was not a Bolshevist as his actions became more pronounced. He said he was trying to awaken the conscience of the people. The "Unity Hotel" was opened in 1917 in the vicinity of Greenacre Ledoux. He began to help the families of soldiers during the war.He began to help the unemployed veterans after the Armistice. In 1919 <mask> opened a breadline called "The Stepping Stone" in New York. He did this with the help of some Bahs. One time, Mason Remey went down to see what it was like and was taken up by both the work and the chance to talk. Several newspapers covered the establishment after a picture of it was taken. An article titled "The Oneness of the World of Humanity" was published in Star of the West in April 1919. In June,  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


title: Urbain Ledoux

texts: 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 800-381-0266He was one of the people who wrote a letter to Abdu'l-Baha hoping for a return trip to the United States. He met a man who inquired about the religion but did not join. He was a delegate to the national convention of the Bahs. He helped to organize a Bah meeting in New York. He appeared in national media at the same time. A biographical sketch of him was published in The Survey and The New Republic. He was painted in different ways.His advocacy of the Bah Faith was mentioned in some of the coverage, but it was sometimes confused with Buddhism. The 'Stepping Stone' picture has been used for 90 years and has been noticed by Bahs and others. <mask> organized the unemployed and former soldiers. He set up hotels for them to stay in, tried to get them invited to President Harding's inaugural ball, and eventually ran foul of the law while presenting their case to the New York society. He held a slave auction on the steps of the New York Public Library. The authorities began to reject his applications. After repeating the


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texts: action in Boston, he was able to get 150 people jobs, but after a big row, he became less aggressive and relied on churches to raise money for the poor.It didn't lead to a change after he gained an audience with the President. While in Washington, he gave several talks at the Bah Center, but some of his points were off base compared to those of the faith. The rest of his talks were canceled because he refused to learn the formal teachings of the religion. He was praised as a mystic. He was away from Boston and a lot of what he had set up had been dismantled. He tried to get the starving to another hotel. In a confrontation with the desk clerk, he quoted passages from the Gospel of Matthew but the clerk was not moved enough to allow them to stay.<mask> worked for years before and during the Great Depression to help the unemployed. He would hold a lantern and look for an honest man or a Christian delegate who would address the wrongs in society. The inspiration of the Bah Faith was downplayed because of fear among the public. He was trying to promote his work. Pictures were also taken. He died in 1941 and his daughter moved there to help him. The obituaries were published by Associated Press and United Press International.The Ed.D thesis was done on <mask>. A tour of The Bowery in New York City during the American depression is on the list. Zero's bread line is shown in the


title: Deacon McGuire

masks: Deacon McGuire


title: Deacon McGuire

texts: place with a 41–67 record.He was acquired by the Philadelphia Quakers in January 1886 after he was returned to league control. He played for two full seasons. The team's other principal catcher Jack Clements caught two more games than <mask> in 1886. The 1886 season was <mask>'s first in the major leagues with a winning ball club, as the Quakers finished fourth in the National League with a 71–43 record. In the 19th century, the catching duties were split between the two men, with 41 and 59 games. In 1887, <mask> improved greatly as a batter. In 150 at bats, he hit.307 with a.198 batting average.The team improved their record to second place. The season began with the Quakers. He was released by the Quakers after batting.333 in 12 games and 51 at bats. Cleveland, Toronto and Rochester were where <mask> signed as a free agent. He had no hits in 13 at bats and was released from Detroit on August 1, 1888. The manager of the Cleveland Blues of the National League was Tom Loftus. He will strengthen the team a lot, especially in batting.Jim was a little careless as to his condition early in the season and Harry Wright released him because he had three

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title: Deacon McGuire

texts: other cheaper catchers. At the end of the 1888 season, <mask> appeared in 26 games for Cleveland, batting.255 in 94 at bats. In February 1889, <mask> was released by Cleveland and signed by the Toronto Canucks of the International League. In 93 games for Toronto, he hit.283 with 72 runs scored, 42 extra base hits and 29 stolen bases. According to an account at the end of the 1889 season, <mask> caught 92 games and hit.300 at Toronto. The Rochester Broncos of the American Association bought <mask> in February 1890. In 87 games for Rochester, he played catcher, first base, outfielder, and pitcher.He hit.299 with a.356 on-base percentage,.408 slugging average and 53 runs. Before the 1890 season, he had never earned a Wins Above Replacement (WAR) rating higher than 1.0, and his 1890 season received a 2.7 WAR rating. The only season in which he ranked among the top ten Defensive WAR ratings in his league was in 1890, when his defensive play blossomed with a 0.9 Defensive WAR rating. Bill James wrote that the "<mask>" was named because he didn't drink and carouse like other players of his era. According to a biographical sketch of <mask> published in

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title: Deacon McGuire

texts: 1901, he was a heavy drinker for much of his career, but later became a "teetotaler." "<mask>'s career has been a somewhat checkered one and not without its ups and downs." The majority of his downs were due to an association he had with the Hon.Mac's downfall was caused by frequent bouts with one Ben Booze who gave him the worst of it. The true worth of the man was permanently asserted when he quit these gentlemen. The Brooklyn teammates of <mask> gave him the nickname in 1900 because he was so straight-arrow and had never been fined or ejected from a game. The widely publicized claim that he was never fined or ejected from a game is supported by multiple accounts. The "<mask>" nickname appears to have its origin in 1896. In February of that year, The Sporting Life, a national baseball newspaper, reported a dispatch from Michigan that <mask> "has experienced religion at a revival meeting and is thinking of giving up baseball and devote his time to preaching, perhaps." Mac's duty is to remain right where he is if he felt bent on missionary work.He will be back in April next year doing the same things he did last year. If he is addressed as

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title: Deacon McGuire

texts: "<mask>", he won't have anything to complain about. In February of 1891, <mask> joined the Washington Statesmen. He was in a Washington uniform for nine seasons. In the 1891 season, he played in 114 games for the Statesmen, including 98 as a catcher and 18 as an outfielder. He had a.302 batting average with a boost from 43 bases on balls and 10 times hit by pitch. He earned a 2.7 WAR rating for the second season in a row.The only time he ranked among the top ten offensive WAR ratings in his league was in 1891, when his offensive WAR rating was 3.3. <mask> led the American Association's catchers with 130 assists, 56 errors, 204 stolen bases and 129 runners caught stealing. The Statesmen finished the 1891 season in last place in the American Association with a 44–91) record. The Statesmen were admitted to the National League in 1892. The Senators had a 58–93 record and finished in 10th place. The batting average dropped 71 points from the prior year. He had almost as many bases on balls as hits, giving him a.360 on-base percentage.<mask> received a 2.4 WAR rating for his contributions in 1892. Despite only catching 50 games, <mask> was second in the

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title: Deacon McGuire

texts: National League's catchers with 27 errors. The worst WAR rating of the decade was generated by the 1893 season. In 1893, the Senators finished in 12th place with a 40–89 record. In 1894, the Senators finished in 11th place with a 45–87 record. On the other hand, <mask> improved greatly. His batting average went up 49 points and his WAR rating went up to 1.5.He finished second among the league's catchers with 114 assists, 127 runners caught stealing, 36 errors, and 27 passed balls. In 1895, he hit.336 with 48 extra bases hits, including 10 home runs, 97 RBIs and 17 stolen bases, and he had the best season of his career. His WAR rating was the highest of his career. He set a new major league record by catching all 133 games. The "record of records" was called by The Sporting News in 1895 when it said that catcher <mask> had caught 133 games this season, 128 of which appeared in the standing of the club. He is in excellent condition. This is the record of records in the league, and many a year will roll by before it is equaled.He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The Senators finished in sixth place with a 61– 71 record in the 1897 season. McGuire appeared in fewer games, 73 at catcher and six at first base, with a.343 batting average, the highest of his career, and earned a 2.5 WAR rating.The Senators finished in 11th place with a 51–101 record. In 131 games, he played at catcher, first base and at first base. His batting average dropped by 75 points under the previous year. A record of 21–47 in the final 68 games of the 1898 season was achieved by <mask>, who was also asked to serve as player-manager. The ninth oldest player in the National League was 35 years old in 1899. He began the year with an overmatched Washington team that finished in 11th place.


title: Deacon McGuire

texts: During the first half of the season, <mask>'s performance waned, earning a 0.8 WAR rating.On July 14, 1899, the Brooklyn Superbas received good news when they traded <mask> to them. <mask> has always been looked upon as one of the best catchers in the league. He has no superior as a coacher of pitchers. The Washington correspondent for theSporting Life wrote that the trade "marked the passing of the most consistent and reliable player that ever wore a Washington uniform" and called him "the backbone of the Washington team." Playing for a winning ball club for the first time in a decade, <mask> caught 46 games and blossomed. His batting average rebounded to.318 with a.385 on- base percentage,.446 slugging average and 1.4 WAR rating. The team finished strong with the addition of <mask> and won the National League pennant by eight games.In 1900, Duke Farrell had 69 games at the position, with 69 being handled by <mask>. A.286 batting average,.348 on-base percentage and 1.2 WAR rating is what <mask> compiled. The Superbas won their second consecutive pennant with an 82–54 record. One game in 1900, <mask> threw out seven runners attempting to steal

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title: Deacon McGuire

texts: else. The case was heard in Philadelphia federal court. The president of the Brooklyn club testified in court about the qualities of a catcher. He argued that the reserve clause was a violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act and that his contract with Brooklyn was invalid. After hearing the evidence, Judge George M. Dallas ruled that the Brooklyn contract was not valid because of a lack of mutuality and because Brooklyn failed to prove that <mask>'s services were unique. The contract upon which this suit is founded provides that the party of the first part may end and determine all its liabilities and obligations thereunder upon giving the party of the second part ten days' notice, according to Judge Dallas' opinion.It was held that a contract which thePlaintiff may abandon at any time on giving one year's notice is not enforceable in equity. I believe that the decision in Marble Company against Ripley is binding on this Court and that the present motion is determinative of that decision. The testimony and affidavits submitted for and against the present application do not establish with reasonable certainty that the breach of contract of which the


title: Deacon McGuire

texts: plaintiff complains should not be granted a preliminary injunction. The question of whether or not the services the defendants contracted to render were so unique and peculiar that they could not be performed by other people is not conclusive. The motion for a preliminary injunction was denied. The Brooklyn correspondent for TheSporting News wrote that the court's decision did not change the fact that "<mask> played the Brooklyn management a low and cowardly trick", and suggested that the team should seek damages from him. The <mask> case was used by players and Federal League officials when they sought to lure players to their ranks.The legal proceedings in Detroit ended with the sharing of catching responsibility between the three of them. His coaching was figured on to aid greatly in developing the young material that the Tigers were bringing together, which is why the management valued him not only for his playing ability, but also for his coaching. He was the fourth oldest player in the American League, his batting average dropped to.227, and his WAR rating fell to 0.7. The team had a 52–83 record. In February 1903, the manager of the


title: Deacon McGuire

texts: Brooklyn club claimed that the club still had reserve rights to <mask> and challenged his contract with Detroit. The threatened order to report was not issued by Hanlon until April 1903. Brooklyn released any claim it had over <mask> after a deal was struck.During the 1903 season, <mask> and Buelow shared catching duties 69 times. A 1.2 WAR rating was earned by <mask>. The Tigers had a 65– 71 record. The New York Highlanders were sold by Detroit in February 1904. He was a full-time player for the Highlanders from 1904 to 1906. He caught 97 games in 1904, his highest total since 1899. He led the American League's catchers with 11 double plays turned and ranked second in the league with 530 putouts and 120 assists.His batting average fell to.208, but with Willie Keeler batting.343 and Jack Chesbro winning 41 games, the Highlanders compiled a 92–59 and finished one-and-a-half games behind Boston for the American League pennant. In 1905, <mask> was New York's number one catcher, appearing in 71 games. He hit.219 and earned a 0.7 WAR rating. By 1906, he was the second oldest player in the league. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: in 1909 and was credited with having "whipped the bunch of veterans and kids from tailenders into a fighting machine." <mask> was a free agent when he signed with the Cleveland Naps and only played one game at first base. The first half of 1909 saw <mask> serve as a scout for Cleveland.He was hired as Cleveland's manager on August 21, 1909. At the time, club officials thought that <mask> possessed the necessary ginger to bring about a different style of playing. The team had a 14–25 record in the last weeks of the 1909 season. He led the team to a 71– 81 record in 1910. The 6–11 record was compiled by <mask> as Cleveland's manager. He resigned as manager and was replaced by George Stovall. In his resignation, he stated that he was disappointed in the team's showing and hoped that better results could be achieved with a new man in charge.In February 1912, <mask> was hired as a pitching coach for the Detroit Tigers. He was assigned in May 1912 to remain with the club as a coach, working alongside manager Hughie Jennings, despite being expected to serve as a scout during the regular season. The Tigers would be better fortified in this department than


title: Deacon McGuire

texts: any other team in the league, according to The Sporting Life. In May 1912, when the Detroit players refused to play in protest over the suspension of Ty Cobb for attacking a fan, the club's management was forced to come up with a substitute team for a game in Philadelphia. One of the replacements for the Tigers took to the field. He had a hit and a run in his final game, but the Tigers lost the game by a 24–2 score. In January 1914, <mask> was assigned to coach Detroit's young pitchers during spring training with the understanding that he would leave the club to assume his regular duties as chief of scouts.He was a scout in 1915. In January 1916, Detroit president Frank Navin released <mask> from the position he had held with the club as a scout and coach. At the time, he stated that he expected to devote all his attention to his business in Michigan. The first catcher to pad a glove was credited with the Legacy Padding the glove. In order to absorb the shock, <mask> stuffed his glove with a piece of raw steak. The padding of catcher's mitts with felt and hair was a result of a hint from <mask>. Modern catchers should build a monument to repay the


title: Deacon McGuire

texts: debt they owe to <mask>.He said he came up with the idea when he was catching for Hank O'Day. O'Day threw the heaviest and hardest ball I ever caught, and his pitches came like a shell from a cannon. The year before, the reinforced full-fingered catcher's glove had just come into use. I passed a butcher on my way to the old Toledo park on Monroe Street. I bought a lot of it after it gave me an idea. I put a piece of it in my glove at the start of the game, and Hank's pitches beat that steak into a pulp. At the end of the game, <mask>'s wife noted, it would be hamburger.By the end of his career, <mask>'s fingers were "gnarled, broken, bent, split and crooked" due to the use of most modern protective equipment. A picture of <mask>'s hands would be an interesting and wonderful exhibit. The members which he will carry with him after he quits the game and to the grave are mostly missing limbs. Sam Crane was a teammate of <mask>'s and called him a wonder. "<mask>'s big, brawny, strong hands are now grotesquely disfigured by the continuous battering they have received from the viciously wicked inshoots, curves, slants and benders of the speediest

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title: Deacon McGuire

texts: pitchers known in the long history of the game." In 1907, newspapers across the country published an x-ray of <mask>'s left hand, showing 36 breaks, twists or bumps, all due to baseball accidents. "When the picture was developed, the photographer was amazed to see the knots, like gnarled places on an old oak tree, around the joints, and numerous spots showing old breaks."The bones are pushed to the side in several joints. Despite the injuries and physical demands of a catcher's duties, <mask> showed remarkable longevity. In 26 years in the majors, <mask> had a.278 batting average,.341 on- base percentage and.372 slugging percentage. He played in 1,780 games and scored 770 runs, had 1,750 hits, 300 doubles, 80 triples, 45 home runs, and had 332 stolen bases. He set a number of major league records because of his longevity. He played in 26 major league seasons. It was a major league record for many decades.Nolan Ryan exceeded the record in 1993 when he appeared in his 27th major league season. Most teams. He played for 11 different teams. It was a major league record until 2000 when Mike Morgan played for his 12th major league team. Someone caught

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title: Deacon McGuire

texts: stealing. The major league records for most runners caught stealing in a season are still held by <mask>. The bases have been stolen.He allowed a lot of stolen bases while throwing out a lot of base runners. He holds the major league record for most stolen bases allowed in a season in 1895 and in a career with 2,529. Assists as a catcher. In 1901, <mask> broke the record for most career assists by a catcher. The current major league record is 1,860 assists. As a catcher. The career records for games at catcher were set by <mask>.He set the season record in 1895 when he played 133 games, and he became the career leader in 1900 when he played 1,108 games. His final tally of 1,612 games as a catcher was broken by Ray Schalk in 1925. Putouts as a catcher. In 1901, he broke the career record for putouts as a catcher. His final total of 6,856 putouts was broken by Ray Schalk in 1925. As a catcher, double plays. Chief Zimmer had a record for most double plays turned as a catcher.Steve O'Neill broke the major league record for double plays in 1920. The 40th best catcher of all time was ranked by Bill James in The New Bill James Historical Baseball


title: Deacon McGuire

texts: Abstract. James was the 17th ranked catcher in the 19th century. May K. Huxford was married to <mask> in 1893. They didn't have any children. Before retiring from baseball, he made his home in Michigan and developed other business interests there. In 1901, the brothers owned an ice business and a wet goods emporium.The McGuire Brothers saloon was originally located at 204 S. Superior St., but moved to 103 West Porter Street in 1912. George operated the saloon year round while his brother worked in the off-season. In 1915, McGuire Brothers became a restaurant and a sample room and eventually closed. <mask> and his wife purchased a flour mill on the Kalamazoo River in 1906. A man who was thought to have gone insane twice tried to kill a person. The first attempt at the cabin was made with an axe and a revolver. A repeating rifle was used in the second attempt at <mask>'s home.It was reported that he narrowly escaped death. After retiring from baseball, <mask> returned to his home. He worked as a chicken farmer and was a baseball coach. He died at the age of 72. He had a stroke at his chicken ranch in Duck Lake, Michigan. He was buried in a cemetery.


title: Sylvia Fein

texts: <mask> is an American painter and author. Fein paints in egg tempera, which she makes herself. She studied painting at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and became part of a group of magical realist painters. She was described as "Wisconsin's Foremost Woman Painter". Fein lived for a time in Mexico before moving to the San Francisco Bay Area of California. Her alma mater, The University of California at Berkeley, hosted an exhibition on her 100th birthday. Fein was the second of three children and was born on November 20, 1919 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.<mask> was an attorney and <mask> was a pianist. Fein stated in an interview that she was considered dumb when she was in school. It wasn't a great thing to have artistic ability when I was a kid. I didn't talk a lot but I was put down as being too smart academically because they were looking for scholastic ability. Fein wanted to attend college but the family couldn't afford it. Fein spent a year trying to raise money for college. She met her future husband, William "Bill" Scheuber, during this time.<mask> and Scheuber both went to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. <mask>'s sister told her that she wouldn't get a job when she got out of college, so she should go to the home economics school. Fein changed majors and began to study painting. The "surrealists of the Midwest" were introduced to her by John Wilde, Dudley Huppler, Marshall Glasier, and Karl Priebe. Scheuber joined the United States military and left to fight in World War II after he and <mask> were married on May 30, 1942. Fein moved to Mexico after her husband left for military service so she could recover from pneumonia. Fein was going to visit her mother in Mexico City, but she was persuaded by her classmates to go to Ajijic, where she lived and painted for three years.Fein was in Mexico in 1943 and said she could cry on her return because she had the dust of Mexico on her heart. Fein completed paintings for her first solo exhibition at the Perls Galleries in New York City while she

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title: Sylvia Fein

texts: was in Mexico, and she was part of group exhibitions at the Villa Montecarlo. Fein helped rebuild the adobe house in which she had her studio, taught English to young people, and started an embroidered blouse industry for women. She gave paper, pencils, and crayons to children in exchange for insects. After her husband returned from the war, the couple lived in Mexico City for a while and then drove back to the U.S. with Fein's paintings in the back seat. The New Yorker praised Fein's first solo exhibition. Fein's work was included in the 1946-47 Whitney Annual exhibition along with that of Max Ernst, Roberto Matta, and Jackson Pollock.<mask> and Scheuber moved to East Oakland, California after returning to the United States. <mask> and Scheuber began to go boating in the California Delta region after purchasing a boat. The inspiration to begin work on her landscapes came from these boat trips. She graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in 1951. <mask> took a break from painting and wrote two books. An analysis of the development of her daughter is offered in the first book. The book chronicles her drawings from the age of two to fifteen.Her second book, First Drawings: Genesis ofVisual Thinking, is about the basic patterns that appear throughout human art, both historically and during childhood development. Fein wanted to show the relationship between the art done by children and the cave paintings of the Paleolithic period. Fein began painting again in the early 2000s, and she exhibited a selection of both her recent and earlier work in the same year. Fein began to work on her "Eye" series after she returned to painting. There are twenty-one paintings in the series. Fein described her "Eye" series as fun and thrilling. Between 1955 and 1975, Fein did a number of paintings of California.<mask> began work on her "Tree" series as a memorial to her husband, whom she credited with always supporting her career. The first painting in the series symbolizes her husband. The third piece in the

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title: Sylvia Fein

texts: series was supposed to represent <mask>, while the next piece was supposed to represent Scheuber. <mask> and Scheuber were represented in a fourth piece. Many of Fein's works are inspired by nature. She lives in California. " Fifty-seven Small Paintings of the San Francisco Bay Region" is one of Fein's solo exhibitions.The Mills College Art Gallery is in Oakland, California. "Shape of the Sea," Nicole Gallery, Berkeley, California, was created in 1965, the same year as Ruthermore Galleries, Oakland, California. Purchase Prize for Ladies with Many Faces, Chazen Museum of Art Collection, is part of the 8th Annual Wisconsin Salon of Art. The 1st Annual Racine and Vicinity Show was held in Wisconsin. The 1st prize for Lady in a Landscape with Animals was won by a student at the University of Wisconsin. The Memorial Union at the University of Wisconsin has an exhibition by <mask>in and John Wilde. The Milwaukee Art Institute was Honorable Mention in the 30th Annual Exhibition of Wisconsin Art.The 47th annual exhibition of artists is in Illinois. The Art Institute of Chicago has an international exhibition of watercolors. The University of Utah group show was from Perls Galleries. 48th annual exhibition of artists of Chicago The Springfield Museum of Art is in Massachusetts. A group show from the State University of Iowa. The Whitney Museum of American Painting is in New York.The 4th Biennial of Contemporary American Painting is in Virginia. The Whitney Museum of American Art has an annual exhibition of contemporary American sculpture, watercolors and drawings. The Paintings of the Year 3rd Annual, National Academy of Design, New York, New York 1947 - 57th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Art was held in Nebraska. The 34th Annual of Contemporary American Painting, Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio was held in 1948. St. Mary's College is in Moraga, California. The San Francisco Legion of Honor hosted the "Art of the Landscape" in 1965, and the San Francisco Art Institute hosted the "Magic and Fantastic Art" in

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title: Dan White (actor)

texts: <mask> was an American actor who appeared in Western films and TV shows. One of thirteen siblings, <mask> was born to George and <mask> in Florida. During World War I, the <mask>s moved to Lakeland. <mask> was in show business when he was 14. He traveled thousands of miles throughout the South in a variety of shows. His brother was with him in a show for nine years. <mask> was convinced to go to Hollywood by Frances Langford.He proposed to Tilda Spivey on February 25, 1933. She had a child from a previous marriage. <mask> left show business for financial reasons. He took a cruise to Los Angeles to find a career in entertainment. He and his family made extra stops in order to make enough money to continue the tour. He stopped in Arkansas in January of 1937 to wait for the birth of their child. Mary invited the Whites to stay there for a few months.The <mask>s continued toward California after the baby was born. They rented a house in Hollywood for 23 years and even wrote their own film script in the living room. <mask> was working on the Pan American Highway in Costa Rica when he was trying to find a job. In his first year with the Republic Pictures Corporation, he made 6 films. Gene Autry was in the first

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title: Dan White (actor)

texts: film. <mask> made $55 a week. He claimed to have made about 300 films and 150 television appearances.Westerns made up around 70% of the group. His films include The Yearling, Giant, Duel in the Sun, Four Faces West, Jailhouse Rock and Touch of Evil. <mask>, the third child of <mask> and his wife, was born on November 9, 1941. <mask> made a lot of appearances in B-Westerns, where he portrayed the villain. He started watching television in the 1950s and 1960s. He was offered the role of "Sam the Bartender" in Gunsmoke, but he didn't commit to it. Glenn Strange was asked to apply for the job by his friend.<mask> loved California for almost 40 years, but his true love was his old town in Florida. He made appearances on Western Film Round-Ups and talk shows after retirement. He died in Florida on July 7, 1980, and was often visited by his family. On April 11, <mask> was honored with a star on the Newhall Walk of Western Stars. The filmography note says that <mask> had an uncredited role and that he was credited as either <mask> or <mask><mask>. The Clerk, Gilchrist, Scout, Comin' Round the Mountain, and David and Bathsheba are uncredited. The Red Mountain was the location of Jim Braden and the Distant

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title: Andrea Iervolino

texts: <mask> is an Italian–Canadian film producer and businessman. He co-produced The Humbling at the 71st Venice International Film Festival. <mask>'s film, In Dubious Battle, was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2016 and the 73rd Venice International Film Festival in 2019. He was the president of Ischia Global Film and Music Fest in 2016 and an ambassador for Italian Cinema of the world. AMBI Media Group, an international consortium of companies, was launched in 2013 by <mask> and Gomez del Campo. He launched Ta TaTu, a social media platform where users are rewarded through special points to watch movies, television episodes and other forms of content. <mask> was awarded the Knighthood of Italian Republic by the Italian president and the Italian consulate of Canada.The highest ranking honor of the Republic is awarded formerit acquired by the nation in the fields of literature, the arts, economy, public service, and social, philanthropic and humanitarian activities. Variety named <mask> a Dealmaker and a Producer to Watch in 2015. He was named to the Variety 500 list in 2020. <mask> was born in Italy in the province of Lazio. At a young age, his mother was adopted and moved to Italy. His grandfather left the family business when he passed, despite Giovanni coming from a wealthy Italian family. The family went bankrupt.<mask> had a stutter when he was a child. His mother prevented him from moving to a school for disabled children. He believes the shock of his father's alcoholism triggered his stutter. It was unusual to use the Internet for advertising when <mask> launched his small tech business at thirteen. <mask> left home at the age of fifteen to work as a producer's assistant on Broadway-style shows in Italy. In September of that year, he returned to his hometown to produce his first film,

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title: Andrea Iervolino

texts: which was funded through crowd-funding from local investors willing to sponsor his project for small donations. He produced his first film a year later.Iervolino began the Cineschool Day initiative after failing to distribute it in local cinemas. Adding his films to the curriculum gave students the chance to watch them at a reduced price during the day. Social debates would follow the screenings. Iervolino put together a library of films with strong social themes and proposed them to schools, complete with information brochures and ideas for how the students could debate. The initiative gained enough traction in the small town that former Italian Prime Minister and Senator for life Giulio Andreotti attended as a spokesman. He started a production company called Iervolino Entertainment in 2011. Luciano Martino was Iervolino's mentor and business partner before he died.They co-produced "The Merchant of Venice". <mask> and his business partner launched AMBI Distribution in Beverly Hills and AIC Studios in Toronto after the launch of AMBI Media Group. AMBI Media Group has offices in London, China, and Italy. In 2015, Iervolino's company acquired 85% of the Exclusive Media Group's film library in partnership with a New York-based private equity firm. AMBI Exclusive's library has these listed and relicensed around the world. The first annual AMBI Gala was hosted by <mask> and Lady Bacardi. The proceeds of the event were given to the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation.The event was held on the eve of the TIFF. <mask> is a producer of a film about the Pope. The film Beyond the Sun was released in Vatican City in September of last year. He received an Honoris Cause Degree from Vasile Goldis University. He received an Honoris Cause Degree from the University of Mexico City a year later. He started his own

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title: Mike Whitby

texts: <mask> was the leader of the council from June 2004 to May 2012 and was a member of the Conservative Party. He was one of three people who represented the Harborne ward in the west of the city. He was a member of the council. On August 1st, it was announced that he would become a working peer. He attended James Watt Technical Grammar School in Smethwick and Michael's Hoven College in West Germany. He undertook voluntary work in Germany to help rebuild communities that were destroyed during World War II. He lectured in Business and Management Studies while working in the cultural sector.Skeldings was the winner of the Birmingham Post Business Award in 2001 and he is currently chairman and managing director. A Fellow of the Institute of Directors, he is also the President of Marketing Birmingham, Chairman of the Science Park, and a board member of the National Exhibition Centre. He has served as Director of various regional organizations in the past, including the Engineering Employers Federation, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Federation of Small Businesses. In 1979 <mask> joined the Conservative Party. He was unsuccessful in both the European Parliament Elections in 1989 and the Delyn parliamentary seat in 1992, but he did improve the Conservative vote. He was elected to office in 1997 in the Harborne ward. He retained the seat in the 2010 local election.In 1998 <mask> became the deputy leader of the Conservative Group in the city. <mask> became Leader of the Council after forming a coalition with the Liberal Democrat Party. In the Local Elections of 2011, the Conservatives lost 6 seats and the Liberal Democrats lost 7 seats, making the Labour Party the largest Group in the Council with 55 seats. The local elections could be the last for the coalition,

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title: Mike Whitby

texts: despite colleagues suggesting they were a victim of national issues. He was made a life peer on September 10, 2013. The mandate for the Progressive Partnership is to deliver a low taxation environment, turn around failing Council services, and raise the quality of life. In addition to the improvements made in key Council departments, including Housing, Planning and Social Services, <mask> points to the increase in the quality of living in the city, as well as the fact that it climbed three places to 52nd in the Mercer World Quality of Living Report.A number of large infrastructure projects have been done by <mask>. The library was due to open to the public on September 3, but was delayed due to <mask>'s personal responsibility. The new Library, designed by Mecanoo architects, will be one of Europe's largest public libraries and will lead to the demolition of the old library building in the Paradise Circus area. As well as helping to bring about the New Street Station project, <mask> was responsible for helping to bring about other projects. The slogan "Global City, Local Heart" is a brand which commonly appears on Council documents and marketing material. It has been described as a simple phrase which captures the fact that as a city of over a million people,Birmingham can be one of the world's great cities, but an integral part of what makes it great is the diverse individuals which make up the population. The development of the Big City Plan was linked to Whitby.The report was commissioned in 2007, and it was done by Professor Michael Parkinson. The Big City Plan is the largest master-planning exercise of its kind and is designed to shape and revitalise the city centre over the next twenty years. At times, comments he has made in public have attracted

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title: Mike Whitby

texts: attention. He made a written apology to the newly elected Respect Councillor after he made comments that she would be better off in Oldham. The absence of Black or Asian Councillors in the Council Cabinet or in senior positions such as the Chairs of Scrutiny Committees was criticized by Yaqoob. The attention of mental health charity Mind was caused by comments made by <mask> in February 2007. He accused the Labour Councillors of having a mental illness.The Labour Councillors of suffering senile dementia were described by a Cabinet colleague. <mask> issued a partial apology. He criticized the study of the think tank headed by Iain Duncan Smith in December 2007, saying it was out of date and incorrect. The Council needed to tackle poverty and unemployment before it could be considered a great city, according to the report. The issue of Elected Mayors in major cities has followed <mask> since he entered politics. In 2001 he was part of the "no campaign" which successfully fought against the introduction of mayors in Birmingham, and in 2006 and 2007 he was identified as an opponent of the Conservative policy of directly elected mayors running large cities in England. The idea that support for the idea would form part of the forthcoming Conservative Party manifesto was disputed by <mask>, who was said to have described the debate around elected mayors as "puerile".The campaign for a referendum for an elected Mayor for the city failed to attract the level of public interest needed. There have been suggestions that Whitby's position on the issue of Mayors has changed. In 2012 press reports suggested that if there was a "yes" to the referendum in the City, he would be the Conservative candidate for Birmingham. Conservative Party (UK) life peers were created by


title: Bailey Smith

texts: <mask> is a professional Australian Rules footballer who plays in the Australian Football League. He is 185 cm (6ft 1in) tall and 86 kg (190 lbs) and plays primarily as a running outside player who can also play on the wing or shift up forward as a scoring threat. He was the captain of the 1st XVIII football team and grew up in eastern Victoria. He was named in the All-Australian team at the Under 18 Championships and captained the Sandringham Dragons in the TAC Cup. <mask> was the 7th pick in the draft. He has not missed a game since he made his debut. He placed fourth in the overall count at the end of the season after being nominated for the Rising Star award.He received the Chris Grant Best First Year Player Award as a dual member of the 22under22 team. <mask> played for the East Malvern Junior Football Club in the south-eastern part of the state. He won the best and fairest award in 2011. He was named as a member of the AIS-AFL Academy after winning a best and fairest with the Musketeers. <mask> played for the Dragons in the two seasons that they were in the league. He averaged 24.3 disposals and 4 tackles a game as a bottom-ager with the Dragons in the savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay In the eleventh round of the season, he

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title: Bailey Smith

texts: played as a half-back and collected 34 and 5 clearances to help the Dragons to a 49-point victory over the Falcons.He led the team for disposals for the second week in a row, collecting 32 disposals in a 1-point win over the Power. <mask> was named the player of the round after he had the best game of his career in the fourteenth round, with 44 disposals, 13 inside 50s and 10 clearances. <mask> was the winner of the best first year player award. <mask> was named captain of the first XVIII football team and the Dragons for the upcoming season. <mask> was named the leader. He only played two games with the team due to an injury and clashing school and representative commitments. <mask> had an excllent game in his first game of the season, collecting 37 disposals, 7 tackles, and 12 clearances to be one of the best on the ground.He collected 28 disposals against the Western Jets. <mask> was selected to play for Vic Metro in the Under 18 Championships. He had his best game in the third round of the tournament, where he had 20 disposals and 3 goals. He was named the team's best in all of the other rounds. <mask> won the Most Valuable Player Award and was named in the Under 18 All-Australian team. <mask> was projected to be a top 10 pick by the end of the season. <mask> was taken at pick 7 in the draft.When <mask> first came to the club, it was revealed that he would inherit the no.6 jumper. He missed out on a lot of pre-season due to an injury he suffered in his draft year. <mask> made his debut

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title: Bailey Smith

texts: was one of the team's best players with 29 disposals, 5 tackles and 2 marks.<mask> was given the all clear to play the following week after sustaining a concussion in the round 5 clash against the Dogs. <mask> was named the team's best in a 52 point loss after collecting 26 disposals and a goal. Despite being on the losing side, he was able to collect a Brownlow medal. smith was named as one of the team's best in round 8 and picked up 2 Brownlow Medal votes, after being crucial to the Dogs' 5-point win over<mask> had his best game of the year in the 57 point victory over in the 12th round of the season, where he collected a career-high 37 disposals, as well as 4 marks, 3 tackles and 10 inside 50s. He followed this game with a best on ground performance the following week which earned him 3 Brownlow Medal votes. <mask> was named to the 2020 22 Under 22 team after the season ended.The season of improvement for <mask> was to be a season of rotating through different positions. He had a good start to the pre-season, winning the team's running test. <mask> won the Bob Rose-Charlie Sutton medal for the best on ground in the opening round of the 2021, after getting 35 disposals and 2 goals. He received 3 Brownlow Medal votes as a result of his performance. He was named one of the team's best players after collecting 26 disposals in the team's 128-point demolition of Good Friday in round 3. <mask> began to show his presence on games more frequently after a quiet patch of form. In round 15, he had

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title: Martin Parmer

texts: <mask> was an eccentric 19th-century American frontiersman, politician and soldier. Sam Houston's motion to adopt the Texas Declaration of Independence from Mexico was seconded by <mask>. The Committee that drafted the Constitution of the Republic of Texas was chaired by Parmer. Before Missouri became a State in the Union, Palmer made a name for himself as an Indian fighter in the Missouri Territory. He became known as "The Ringtailed Panther" throughout Missouri and later Texas. <mask> was elected to the First Missouri General Assembly when Missouri became a state. <mask> was elected to the Third Missouri General Assembly.William Clark appointed <mask> as an Indian sub-agent while he was a State Senator. <mask> moved to Texas in the early 19th century. Older settlers in the area began to have worse conditions than the settlers who had relocated to Texas. The Alcalde of Nacogdoches issued a warrant for Parmer's arrest after Otto Askins swore out an affidavit stating that Parmer had murdered his brother Moton Askins. Six weeks later, on November 23, 1826, <mask> rode into Nacogdoches at the head of a force of men from the Ayish Bayou District and arrested all the government officials. All Americans in Nacogdoches were ordered to bear arms by Parmer. Parmer was the Judge for the "Courts Martial" of the local government officials.<mask> found all the government officials guilty and sentenced them to death. He commuted their sentences on the promise that they would never return to Texas. The Alcalde

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title: Martin Parmer

texts: in Nacogdoches was left in charge by Parmer after the trial. The area around Nacogdoches was declared an independent Republic of Fredonia by Parmer in December of 1824. Empresario Stephen F. Austin strongly opposed the Fredonian rebels and encouraged the settlers in his colony to fight on behalf of Mexico in the conflict. Stephen F. Austin mentioned in his letter that <mask> was the leader of the rebellion and fled to Louisiana when the Mexican army arrived in Nacogdoches. Texas Revolution Parmer was an early figure in the history of the Republic of Texas.During the Texas Revolution, <mask> served as a delegate from the District of Teneha to the Consultation of 1835 at San Felipe. Parmer nominated Henry Smith's name for Governor of Texas while he was a delegate. The first American-born Governor of the Mexican territory of Texas was Henry Smith. <mask> was elected a member of the General Council of Texas. The Convention at Washington-on-the-Brazos began on March 1, 1836, and <mask> was elected a delegate from San Augustine. The Texas Declaration of Independence was adopted on March 2, 1836, after delegate Sam Houston moved for it. The Declaration of Independence was unanimously approved by the Convention and Parmer signed the Texas Declaration of Independence from Mexico.The committee that drafted the Constitution of the Republic of Texas was chaired by Parmer. On March 6, 1836, the day the Alamo fell, <mask> penned a letter to his wife from the Convention at Washington. On March 16, 1836, as the

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title: Martin Parmer

texts: Convention neared its conclusion, delegate Thomas Jefferson Rusk, the newly appointed Secretary of War, proposed the following resolution giving <mask> some rather extraordinary powers. <mask> was the agent for Texas. <mask> was appointed Chief Justice of Jasper County, Texas. On Texas Independence Day, March 2, 1850, Parmer died. His body was re-buried in the Texas State Cemetery in 1936.He was buried thirty feet away from the grave of Stephen F. Austin who was against Parmer's attempt to declare Texas independent of Mexico during the Fredonian Rebellion. In 1874, <mask> published a biographical booklet about the adventures of his father, <mask>, on the Missouri frontier. The Texan Star, the story of a great fight for liberty, The Texan Scouts, the story of the Alamo and Goliad, and The Texan Triumph were all written by Joseph Alexander Altsheler. <mask> was a character in a book about the Fredonian Rebellion. Parmer County, Texas was established in 1876. <mask> was one of the signers of the Declaration of Texas Independence. The Texas State Capitol was to be built in return for 3,000,000 acres of land in West Texas.The lands of Parmer County were granted to the Chicago Syndicate. References to The Lives of Ellis P. Bean can be found in the University of Texas Press. The personal correspondence of Sam Houston was published by the University of North Texas Press. The Texas Declaration of Independence Washington-on-the-Brazos State Park is the birthplace of the Texas Star of the Republic

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title: Ilya Zaslavskiy

texts: An activist and specialist for the rights of disabled people, <mask> was born on January 31, 1960. He served as deputy minister for the Russian Ministry of Land Policy, Construction, Housing and Utilities and worked on the World Committee for the United Nations Decade of Disabled Persons. The son of Joseph and <mask> was born on January 31, 1960. He was unable to go to school due to his illness. Zaslavskiy's teachers came to teach him. Contrary to the common practice of the period in the Soviet Union and today's Russian Federation, to keep disabled persons in compulsory commitment at specialized boarding homes. He published more than 30 scientific works as a researcher.He gained journalistic experience as a student. While working at the Moscow State Textile University, he continued to contribute to the magazine Chemistry and Life. He made a lot of money by managing the business-like research laboratory he had established there. Capitalist endeavors were subject to harsh punishment in the communist Soviet Union and even this state-authorised experimental attempt met resistance from university leadership. Zaslavskiy decided to pursue a political career after reading about democratic elections for the first time in a newspaper. The Association of Disabled People in Moscow nominated Zaslavskiy to run for the Congress of People's Deputies of the Soviet Union. The public was interested in the nomination of an independent candidate.Despite opposition by communist and nationalist forces, his demands for recognition and inclusion of disabled people appealed to a broad audience. The candidate of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, TV host and anti-Semite Alexander Krutov, was defeated by Zaslavskiy in the election on March 26, 1989. Zaslavskiy proposed a programme of measures to improve the life situation of disabled people in the USSR. Because of his support for radical economic reforms in opposition to the communist majority, he was not elected to the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union, but made vice chairman of the Committee

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title: Ilya Zaslavskiy

texts: for Veterans and Disabled instead, which was composed of Supreme Soviet members and regular People's Deputies in equal shares. He was able to put into practice his demands after introducing them. The Russian disabled skiers' team went to the United States in 1989. The founder and chairman of the US National Organization on Disability, Alan A. Reich, had called to congratulate him on his election to People's Deputies Congress.Zaslavskiy was appointed to the World Committee for the United Nations Decade of Disabled Persons. The one-party rule of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union was an opponent to the one-party rule of <mask> <mask> when he was in Moscow. David Remnick was witness to a scene on December 15, 1989 at the State Kremlin Palace, where Zaslavskiy stood up and demanded a day of remembrance for Sakharov. The leading members of the democratic opposition in the Soviet Union were powerless with regards to the national parliament. Local elections were the focus to gain influence. <mask>, one of the most influential members of Democratic Russia, ran for election to the Oktyabrsky's council in 1990. He promised to "build capitalism in one district", a clear provocation to the state doctrine of "Socialism in one country".He had voters surveyed, circumvented the state-owned businesses' embargo to print pamphlets, asked psychologists to improve publications, and advised candidates running in other districts on their campaigns. The council's chairman said that the measures taken showed effect, as Zaslavskiy was voted into office as district councilor. For the first time in the history of the Soviet Union, free sale of any print media was allowed, thanks to the new disctrict leader, Zaslavskiy. Setting a national precedent for a multi-party system, he made launching political parties legal and free in his district. He had the communist party bureaus move to undesirable premises within the district's administration building and demanded more power over decision-making from the central government. Half of all private

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title: Ilya Zaslavskiy

texts: enterprises operating in Moscow at the time were founded in or moved to his disctrict, and tax revenue tripled to 250 million per year, because he kept his election promise of introducing capitalism. Zaslavskiy tried to set up a real estate market.Zaslavskiy stepped down from his position as a district leader but still had some influence as the commissioner of the mayor due to the mounting opposition to his reforms. An attempted coup d'état took place in August of 1991 when conservative functionaries and orthodox communists tried to take power in Moscow by force of arms. The coup failed and the leader stayed in power. Boris Yeltsin, the recently elected president of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, came out against the conspirators and barricaded up in the White House. He had the putschists' party banned at the same time as he had the local power seized. The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic declared independence from the Soviet Union on August 24, 1991. One of the leaders of Democratic Russia positioned himself as anti-communist and pro-Yeltsin, who had been elected democratically.Zaslavskiy was one of the defenders of the White House during the coup attempt. On August 24, 1991, the General Secretary of the Soviet Union resigned and called for the suspension of the central government and the dissolution of the Soviet Union. He wanted to shift power to the local executive powers. He wasn't able to get the required majority. "It's not correct to say Congress was put on its knees," said <mask> <mask>, who was known for his informal conduct at the time. The Congress was not off its knees in the first place. The guard is tired, it's not the guards who are tired, it's the people.The Congress of the Soviet Union adjourned in 1991. After the Congress was dissolved on December 26, 1991, Zaslavskiy continued his work as a member of the Supreme Council. This was his last day as a People's deputy, since he did not occupy a seat in the Congress of People's deputies of the Russian SFSR. During the 1993 constitutional

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title: Ilya Zaslavskiy

texts: crisis, Boris Yeltsin dissolved the Congress and replaced it with the State Duma. The first national elections in the Russian Federation took place on December 12, 1993. Russia's Choice is a coalition of conservative and liberal parties. The second strongest force, Russia's Choice, achieved 15.51% of votes as well as 64 seats, one of which was taken by Zaslavskiy.The political aims of the bloc were to create a lean government and good conditions for entrepreneurial growth, as well as protecting private ownership and democratic freedoms. Zaslavskiy spoke on industrial, construction, and housing issues as a member of the parliament. He supported or drafted laws to create a national land registry, provide housing subsidies, and create a securities market. The amendment he passed had the potential to weaken the Russian legal profession as a whole by keeping the government from taxing lawyers the same as industrial enterprises. He joined forces with his opponent. Zaslavskiy was a candidate in the 1995 elections for the Democratic Choice of Russia - United Democrats. The leader of the bloc was the same as the leader of Russia's Choice.The United Democrats' results fell short of the electoral threshold on national level, and gained only nine direct mandates on district level due to strong competition by the liberal party Yabloko. Zaslavskiy didn't get a seat in the parliament. After the dismissal of the entire cabinet of ministers by Yeltsin in March 1998, Zaslavskiy was appointed deputy minister for the Russian Ministry of Land Policy, Construction, Housing and Utilities. The board of directors for the OAO Mosmetrostroy, which built the Moscow Metro, was headed by him after he was dismissed from this position. Most of <mask>'s time has been spent in Russia and Germany since then. Zaslavskiy gained attention with his analyses and confident positioning, mainly opposing nationalist and totalitarian political ideologies. In a speech for the National Endowment for Democracy, the then-30-year-old set out in detail his assessments of the


title: Ilya Zaslavskiy

texts: Soviet society and the political processes surrounding the collapse of the Soviet Union.The communist regime was held responsible for the "schizophren" state of the Soviet civil society. The communist regime was able to stay in power because it broke up stable social structures and stifled the society's ability to evolve. The individual had deteriorated due to the default of political parties and social networks. This "homogenous, destructur[ed]" state of the society was not normal and created a demand for top-down leadership, fostering fascist tendencies. Ronald Reagan was a co-author of Perestroika, the process of modernising Soviet society. Reagan's tough approach caused changes to the communist system. The emergence of strong opposition in the Baltic states, as well as Russia, in democratic elections had made restructuring the Soviet Union inevitable.The reforms were necessary in order to create a new phenomenon for the Soviet society. Boris Yeltsin was able to force the party to decide between Gorbachev's totalitarian and Yeltsin's democratic approach because of this fact. German political observers of the time shared <mask>'s assessment of the situation at the convention. The US American press often quotes his statement about Reagan as a co-author. Zaslavskiy said he would travel a week, a month, just to shake Reagan's hand, when asked about the long journey to a personal meeting. Disability rights were advocated persistently by <mask> Zaslavskiy. His public demands, including a basic pension, inclusion into the education system and public transport system, as well as physical rehabilitation, laid the foundation for the developments of the next two decades in his home country.Although the Dissolution of the Soviet Union delayed the implementation, progress did not stop, and the law named On Social Protection of Disabled Persons in the Russian Federation was adopted by the State Duma again in 1995. The Federal List of Rehabilitation Measures, Technical Means of Rehabilitation and Services provided to Persons with

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texts: Disabilities was amended in 2005. The Standard Rules on the Equalization of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities was worked out by Zaslavskiy as a member of the World Committee for the United Nations Decade of Disabled Persons. Antisemitic prejudice and discrimination were prevalent in society and government in the late Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. During his election campaign for People's Congress, antisemitic forces tried to use his status as he was marked as "yevrei" in his passport, and his parents were barred from more prestigious universities. Zaslavskiy used his public influence to advocate against antisemitism and for a confident Jewish identity. He talks about his Jewish identity in public, most notably in a film by Alexander Rodnyansky.He explicitly positions himself as a Jew on political issues within non-Jewish nations, making a stand against a typical antisemitic trope denying Jews such interference. There is a Jewish think tank in his country of adoption that he supports. In his constituency, <mask> Zaslavskiy was known for his informal clothing style, always without a tie and wearing a chequered pullover. The state civil rank of an Actual StateCouncillor of the Russian Federation is 3rd Class. Zaslavskiy is married for the second time. His first wife Alevtina gave birth to a daughter. Antonina was his daughter with his second wife Alla Kossova.Zaslavskiy lives in Berlin. He is known by the English translation of his name. David Remnick: Lenin's Tomb is a further reading. The Last days of the Soviet Empire. Vintage Books is located in New York. W. W.Norton & Company is in New York. Dmitrij Belkin had a question about war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and war and warIn: Tagesspiegel Online. The National Endowment for Democracy was the subject of a speech by <mask> Zaslavskiy. The online archive of C-SPAN. Russian politicians first became members

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texts: General <mask> was born. A retired four-star rank army general in the Pakistan Army and a public official, he served as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee until his retirement in 2007. After retiring from the military, <mask> worked in the corporate sector, where he managed businesses in the healthcare industry, and offered his public speaking skills on the issues of foreign policy of Pakistan. <mask> was born in Mardan, Pakistan, into a Pashto-speaking family on September 22, 1949. He graduated from the PAF Public School in 1967, which was under the control of the Air Force Education Command. He passed out in the class of 41st PMA Long Course from the Pakistan Military Academy in 1969 after joining the Pakistan Army in 1967. In 1971 he served in the Western front of the third war with India.After the 1971 war with India, he attended the National Defence University in Islamabad where he obtained a masters degree in War Studies. <mask> went to the Command and Staff College in 1977 to get his psc qualification. <mask> graduated from the PLA Air Force Aviation University in Zhengzhou in China with a master's degree in anti-aircraft warfare. In 1977 Major <mask> was posted with the Pakistan Armed Forces-Middle East Command where he served as an instructor to the Iranian Air Force until 1980. Before the start of the Iran–Iraq War, Maj. <mask> left his instructing assignment and was posted with the Royal Saudi Air Defense. <mask> attended the United States Army's Logistics Management College in Fort Lee, Virginia, in 1989 and graduated in 1986. In 1990.<mask> was promoted to two-star rank in 1994 and commanded the 3rd Air Defence Division until 1996. The 16th Infantry Division was commanded by Major-General <mask> until 1997 when he took over as the GOC. After the military takeover of the civilian government in 1999, Maj-Gen <mask> was appointed as the Director-General of the Military Intelligence (DGMI) and took the command of the MI from Maj-Gen Jamshed <mask> Kiani, remaining in this position until April 2001. Lieutenant-General <mask> was posted as the field commander of the XI Corps in April

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texts: 2001 and remained there until October 2001. The Director-General of the Inter-Services Intelligence (DG ISI) was appointed as part of a major reshuffling that took place when the President went to dismiss. The American invasion of Afghanistan in October 2001 followed the removal of the ISI director, Mahmud Ahmed, in response to the terrorist attacks in the United States in September 2001. The American Defense Intelligence Agency ran his profile in June 2002 that said he was a "protege" of the president and that he had a "strong relationship" with him.He was described as "keenly aware of big picture issues with viewing of strong support for the democracy, advocating that Pakistan needs a legitimate civilian democratic government" and "open with American officials". <mask> believes that Pakistan's policy of engagement with the Taliban was to eventually moderate the Taliban's behavior. He played a key role in the apprehension of the British terrorist and former MI6 agent from Pakistan in 2002, and was aware of his status as a MI6 agent as early as 1999. <mask>'s agency supported the creation of a centrist party under Shuja'at Hussain that opposed both the conservative PML(N) and the left-wing PPP in order to promote the mainstream agenda of the country. He played a crucial role in dividing the two mainstream parties, the PML(N) being split towards the PML(Q) while the PPP forming the parliamentarians under Amin Fahim to fight off the pressure exerted by Lt-Gen. <mask>. The ISI under <mask> was politically active after the general elections of 2002. The ARD alliance led by Benazir Bhutto and ultraconservative MMA withdrew the name of Fazal-ur-Rehman after it was revealed that Lt-Gen. <mask> fiercely opposed the candidacy.In 2004, the Government of Pakistan confirmed the retirement of Gen. Aziz Khan as the Chairman joint chiefs, and eventually the race was thought to be between the two generals. There were eight army generals who were in the race for the promotion of four-star rank along with the Chief of Naval Staff. The Principal Staff Officer to the Presidency is Hamid Javaid. The XXX Corps has a field

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texts: commander in Gujranwala, Punjab. The Chairman of the National Accountability Bureau is in Islamabad. The field commander of the V Corps is Ahsan Saleem Hyat. The President of the National Defence University is a lieutenant-general.The Field Commander of the II Corps is Lt-Gen. Muhammad Akram. Syed Parwez Shahid is the Field Commander of the XXXI Corps. The Director-General of the Inter-Services Intelligence is Lieutenant-General <mask> <mask>. The promotion of Lt-Gen. Ehsan to the four-star appointment was made despite his short-coming of his qualifications. In the public circles and media, the appointment was seen as a backdrop of a controversy over President Musharraf's uniform and his continuing as army chief after 31 December 2004. The appointment to four-star appointment was seen as controversial by the political circles of the country. The first ever Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Defence Command was appointed on December 18, 2004.In 2005, Gen. <mask> went to China to strengthen the arm industry. As Chairman joint chiefs, he oversaw the troops deployment in tribal areas to end the violence and supported his plan and strategy to gain public support despite the reluctance from the United States. In 2007, Gen. <mask> admitted his failure to end the violence and expulsion of Central Asian and Afghan Arabs in the country, noting that the al-Qaeda and the Taliban used the 2006 peace agreement to regroup and carry out terrorist attacks in both Pakistan and Afghanistan. After testifying in Washington D.C., Gen. <mask> became the CEO of the Pakistan–Libya Holding Company, an investment firm. He left the investment firm when the revolution took place and joined the healthcare industry in 2011. He is currently serving as the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Al-Shifa Trust, which runs a chain of eye care hospitals throughout Pakistan, while also managing the DNA Health Corporation, an American-based health company based in New York. <mask> called for supporting the military intervention by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in the Yemen Civil War.There are External links to Arab–Pakistan

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texts: <mask> was a Roman grammarian, rhetorician, and advocate. He was born in Numidia. He was the suffect consul for July-August. <mask> and Lucius Verus were appointed to tutor him by Antoninus Pius. Life <mask> was born in the 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 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 He said he was a Libyan of nomadic nature. The Greek paedagogus Aridelus taught him as a child.He continued his education at Rome with philosophers Athenodotus and Dionysius. He gained such renown as an orator that he was considered inferior to Cicero. He built magnificent buildings and bought the famous gardens of Maecenas. He was a consul for two months in August and September, but declined the position due to ill-health. He was bitter about the loss of all his children except one daughter. His talents as an orator and rhetorician were greatly admired by his peers, and his object in his

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texts: teaching was to instill the exact use of the Latin language in place of the artificialities of such 1st. He found fault with Cicero for not paying attention to the details.The Antonine Plague that followed the Parthian War may have killed him in the late 160s. C.R. He died in either 166 or 167. The last two works attributed to <mask> were De nominum verborumque differentiis and Exempla elocutionum. Some of <mask>'s letters to his imperial pupils and their replies were originally written in a palimpsest manuscript that was discovered by Angelo Mai four years later. The palimpsests were written over by the monks with the acts of the First Council of Chalcedon. The letters from the palimpsest were published in Rome in 1814.The end of his Gratiarum actio pro Carthaginiensibus was added to the Vatican texts in 1823. It wasn't until 1956 that a third manuscript (consisting of a single leaf) that contained fragments of <mask>'s correspondence with Verus was identified. <mask>'s emphasis on studying ancient writers in search of striking words was not in line with current fashion and these fragments disappointed Romantic scholars as not matching the writer's great reputation. The majority of the letters are with Antoninus Pius, <mask> and Lucius Verus, in which the character of <mask>'s pupils appears in a very positive light, especially in the affection they both seem to have retained for their old master. <mask> complains of Aulus Gellius' attempts to procure copies

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texts: of his writings for publication. <mask> appears in five chapters of the Noctes Atticae, expressing tastes that seem closer to Gellius' own than to those evinced in the letters. There are some historical fragments in the collection, as well as some literary trifles on subjects such as the praise of smoke and dust and Arion.A fragment of a speech is preserved by Minucius Felix. <mask> accuses the Christians of incestuous orgies. <mask> doesn't say anything about <mask>'s rhetorical teaching or mention his teacher of Greek rhetoric, but he does mention his friend Herodes Atticus. He credits <mask> with teaching him about the vices of tyranny and the lack of affection in the Roman upper class; since the former were commonplaces, there may be a concealed reference to life under Hadrian, whom <mask> claims to have feared rather than loved. The letters between Aurelius and <mask>, which reveal the intimate nature of their relationship, are the only love letters to survive from antiquity. The standard edition of the Teubner text was written by M. van den Hout. The English translation of <mask>'s correspondence was printed in two volumes by the Loeb Classical Library.The full-scale commentary in English was published by Van den Hout. Champlin, E. 1980. <mask> and Antonine Rome. Harvard University is in Cambridge, MA. Press. J. M. Claassen. "<mask> is a 'Libyan nomad' at Rome."The Classica was 52:47–71. P. Fleury was born in 2012 "<mask>' letters." <mask> had a

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texts: companion. The book was edited by M. van Ackeren. Oxford and Malden, MA. A. Freisenbruch.2007. The doctor and patient are in the correspondence with the Emperor. There is a book called In Ancient Letters: Classical and Late Antique Epistolography. The book was edited by R. Morello and A. D. Morrison. Oxford University. Press. A. M. Kemezis was born in 2010."Lucian, Fronto, and the Absence of Contemporary Historiography under the Antonines." The American Journal of Philology is a peer-reviewed journal. Keulen, W. There are two African careers in the Roman Empire. In Africa. The book was written by B. Todd Lee, E. Finkelpearl, and L. Graverini. London: Routledge.A. Mullen. The year 2015. "Greek-Latin Code-switching in Roman Literature." Language and Literature was published in 24:21. A. Richlin. 2011. Domitia Lucilla and her family lived in parallel lives.Eugesta had a score of 1:163. M. V. Ronnick was born in 1997. There are structural elements of architectonic rhetoric and philosophy in <mask>'s Epistles. In Roman Eloquence, rhetoric in society and literature. W. J. Dominik was the editor. London and New York. Rwei, 2013)."Fronto and the rhetoric of friendship." Cahiers des études anciennes is a book. There are external links to the correspondence of <mask>. The book was edited and translated by C. R. Haines. There are two volumes at the Internet Archive. There are alternate links to the same. 1 and Loeb edition.The Latin text Epistulae means 100s births and

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title: John Tzelepes Komnenos

texts: <mask> was the son of the sebastokrator and grandson of the Byzantine emperor <mask>. When he was a young man, he followed in his father's footsteps and was married to a daughter of the ruler of Cilicia. After the reconciliation between his father and his uncle, Emperor <mask>, he returned to the Byzantine court, but defected in the next year to the Danes. He married one of the daughters of the Sultan of Rum. The Ottoman dynasty hailed from one of his children. The sebastokrator is the younger son of Byzantine emperor Alexios I Komnenos and his wife. He doesn't know much about his mother, who was probably Russian.The relationship between <mask> Komnenos and his brother, Isaac, deteriorated so that they became estranged by 1130 According to Niketas Choniates and <mask>, the reasons for this are not known. The Seljuk Turks of the Sultanate of Rum were campaigning against <mask> at a time when he was away from Constantinople. Isaac and his two sons fled Constantinople and found refuge at the court of the Danesmendid emir Gmshtigin Ghazi. During his six-year exile, <mask> accompanied his father as he tried to rally the rulers of Asia Minor and the Levant to his cause against his brother. The governor of Trebizond, Constantine Gabras, had broken away from Byzantium in 1126 and was ruling the area of Chaldia as an independent prince. They were forced to abandon their possessions in Cilicia after falling out with the Sultan of Rum, Mesud I.While <mask> II's position continued to improve, his brother's efforts to form a coalition against him proved futile. The submission of the

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title: Carolyn Merchant

texts: <mask> is an American ecofeminist philosopher and historian of science most famous for her theory (and book of the same title) on The Death of Nature. Her works are important in the history of science and the environment. She is a professor at UC Berkeley. <mask> was a finalist in the science talent search when he was a high school senior. She got her A.B. There was a chemistry degree from Vassar College. She earned an M.A. at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.There is a degree in the History of Science. She was one of the first to receive the E. B. Fred fellowship to show that women could make a difference in professional fields. <mask> was one of 13 women who received a three-year grant to fund field non-specific graduate research. From 1969 to 1974 she was a lecturer in the History of Science at the University of San Francisco. She taught in the History of Science Department and General Science Department at Oregon State University. <mask> is a member of the History of Science Society. She was a co-president of the West Coast History of Science Society.She co-chaired the Committee on Women of Science from 1992 to 1994. She has been a member of the American Society for Environmental History since 1980 and has held positions such as vice-president and president in addition to serving as associate Editor of the Environmental Review. In 1984 she was a Senior Scholar at the University of Ume in Ume, Sweden. She was an Associate Professor of Environmental History, Philosophy, and Ethics at the University of California, Berkeley in 1980. She was the Professor of the Graduate School at UC Berkeley after she retired. <mask> has been a Guggenheim fellow, a two-time fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, a fellow at the National Humanities Center, and a member of the Institute for Advanced Study. She has lectured in the United States, Canada, Europe, Brazil, and Australia.<mask> has over 200 reviews and discussions of her books. <mask>'s most

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texts: well-known book is The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology and the Scientific Revolution. The importance of gender in modern science is emphasized in this book. She focuses her book on the sexist assumptions of the 16th and 17th century. The importance of gender in early modern writing on nature and the use of environmental, social, and literary history as a context for the history of science is expressed by <mask>. Japanese, German, Italian, Swedish, Chinese, Spanish, French, and Portuguese have all been translated into the book. Juliet Jones is the author of a CD collection.Prior to the Scientific Revolution of the 17th century, nature was thought of as the benevolent mother of all things. The "domination of nature" model was used by the Scientific Revolution to show nature's secrets. She was able to be controlled as nature revealed her secrets. The intention and metaphor of "nature unveiled" are still used in scientific language. The conceptions of the Earth as a nurturing bringer of life began slowly to change to one of a resource to be exploited as science became more confident that human minds could know all there was about the natural world. The Scientific Revolution and the rise of a market-oriented culture undermined the central role of the female earth. She is either free, or driven out of her ordinary course by the perverseness, insolence and forwardness of matter and violence of impediments.Nature must be bound into service and made a slave to the humans in order to regain our control over nature. Increased industrialization and the rise of capitalism drove people to live in cities, removing them from nature and the effects of industrialized production on it. The combined effects of industrialization, scientific exploration of nature, and the ascendancy of the dominion/domination metaphor over that of a nurturing Mother Earth can still be felt in social and political thought. Legacy of The Death of Nature Merchant's The Death of Nature leaves a scholarly


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texts: legacy in the fields of environmental history, philosophy, and feminism. The book is considered revolutionary due to her connection between nature and women. She backs up her claim with historical evidence from the time of enlightenment. <mask> was not the first to present ecofeminist ideals.The term ecofeminisme was created by Franoise d'Eaubonne to portray the influence of women and their ability to generate an ecological revolution. The book Woman and Nature: The Roaring Inside Her was written before the Death of Nature. The first interpretation of an ecofeminist perspective on the history of ecology is what The Death of Nature is about. <mask>'s Ecological Revolutions explores the stages of ecological transformation that took place in New England as European settlers took control of the land. By the late nineteenth century, New England had become a society that viewed the whole ecoosphere as an example of a capitalist ecological revolution. <mask> argues in Radical Ecology that laws, regulations, and scientific research alone cannot reverse the spread of pollution or restore dwindling resources. New social, economic, scientific, and spiritual approaches will transform human relationships with nature in order to maintain a livable world.She looks at the efforts of visionary ecologists to bring environmental problems to the attention of the public. She explores the problems, ideas, and actions that will make society rethink, reconstruct, and reinvent its relationships with non-human nature. <mask> suggests a new partnership ethic of environmentalism which men and women alike can embrace in Earthcare: Women and the Environment. A cooperative approach will help to create a sustainable world. <mask>'s book, ReinventingEDEN, traces the Garden ofEDEN myth from the Mesopotamian region, where agriculture first began, through the Greek and Roman empires, the Enlightenment, and the creation myth. Nature is capable of autonomously taking action. To include green political

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texts: parties, sustainable development, and a partnership between humans and the earth, we need to work with nature.<mask>'s American Environmental History provides insights into humanity's unique relationship with nature and helps us to better understand the origins of our. It addresses issues such as the expulsion of native peoples from national parks, the preservation of the wilderness, and population growth in the light of gender, race, and class. The history of nature as an active, often unruly force in tension with nature as a rational, logical order from ancient times to the Scientific Revolution of the 17th century is examined in Autononomous Nature: Problems of Prediction and Control from Ancient Times to the Scientific Revolution. Nature came to be seen as an orderly, rational, physical world that could be managed. The history of unpredictability, why it was a problem for the ancient world through the Scientific Revolution, and why it is a problem today are covered in this book. The birds should be spared! George Bird Grinnell launched Audubon Magazine a year after founding the Audubon Society.One of the first efforts to preserve bird species decimated by the women's hat trade, hunting, and loss of habitat was made by the magazine. For practical reasons, the magazine and society were dissolved within two years. The mission was revived by women and men who believed in it. The birds should be spared! George Bird Grinnell has an exceptional story to tell. The biographies of ornithologists John James Audubon and Alexander Wilson and his editorials and descriptions of Audubon's bird paintings are included. <mask> is the author of Science and Nature: Past, Present and Future.Her ideas about science, women, nature, and history are explored in the book. The Death of Nature, the Scientific Revolution, women in the history of science and environment, and partnership ethics are just some of the topics it focuses on. The Anthropocene and the Humanities focuses on the

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