title: Bobby Julich

texts: <mask> became the first American to win Paris–Nice. He was the 8th ranked rider in the UCI ProTour in 2005, helping Team CSC become the highest ranked team of the year. <mask> was going to conserve energy for helping Ivan Basso in his winning bid for both the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France. Even though he did not start his season as strongly as 2005, he finished 3rd at the Tour of California in February and won the Paris–Nice prologue. Early in the Giro d'Italia, <mask> wanted to be the leader of the general classification early in the race so he wouldn't have to worry about Basso.Ivan Basso won the 2006 Giro because <mask> helped him with his allergy and he did not play a major role himself. <mask> abandoned the Tour de France after a crash on the 7th stage. He injured his wrist when he slid on small pebbles and went into a turn too fast. Tyler Hamilton, the winner of the men's time trial at the 2004 Summer Olympics, returned his gold medal in May of 2011. <mask> was upgraded from the bronze medal to the silver medal. He joined the team as a consultant. Sean Yates, the former sports director of Team Sky, and Bjarne Riis, the team's founder and manager, joined Julich as head coach.They left after Riis's firing. <mask> admitted to using erythropoietin, or EPO, several times from August 1996 until July 1998. Team Sky is based in the United Kingdom. Both riders and support staff were asked to sign a document stating that they did not use or administer performance enhancing drugs during their careers. <mask> stated that he would pay the consequences for his poor decisions if he continued to be involved in the sport. <mask> confessed at CyclingNews. During the 1998 Tour de France, his fiancée discovered his use from another rider's wife, according to his open letter.She said the relationship would end if it continued. The French Senate published a list of suspicious tests that were collected during the 1998 Tour de France and found suspicious for erythropoietin when retested in

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title: George Ellis (poet)

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texts: <mask> was a Jamaican-born English antiquary, satirical poet and Member of Parliament. He is best known for his Specimens of the Early English Poets and Specimens of Early English Metrical Romances. <mask> was born in Jamaica in 1753 and was the son of a sugar-planter. Edward Long, author of The History of Jamaica, was a maternal uncle of <mask>, the Chief Justice of Jamaica. <mask> was his full name. According to the ODNB, he was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, after being brought to England in 1755. He made a name for himself in Whig society as a young man with wit, charm and literary talent.<mask> published two volumes of light verse, Bath; Its Beauties and Amusements and Poetical Tales of Gregory Gander, which gained great popularity not only in the English but also at Versailles. He contributed to the anti-Pitt satirical work, The Rolliad. <mask> bought The Cedars from John Yorke. The slave estates of the young <mask> were run by his paternal uncle. <mask> complained to Edward Long about John's avarice. John insisted that he keep the Caymanas in his own hands, even though <mask> wanted to lease the plantation. John won the battle of wills.<mask>'s income was dependent on the plantation's output, which ranged from 40-80 hogsheads of sugar and 20-40 puncheons of rum. He traveled to Jamaica early in 1780, inspected his property, and then returned to England in the late 18th century. <mask> took control of his slave plantations in Jamaica after his uncle John was lost at sea. He was an aide to the Whig

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title: George Ellis (poet)

texts: diplomat Sir James Harris and traveled widely on the Continent. The History of the Dutch Revolution and the Memoir of a Map of the Countries Comprehended between the Black Sea and the Caspian were both prose works that took advantage of his experience of diplomacy. In 1793, Malmesbury became a member of Pitt's government, and <mask> followed him, becoming a close friend of <mask>. <mask> sat for Seaford after being elected as an MP for Westbury.He isn't known to have spoken in the House of Commons. He was involved in peace negotiations with France. He was a frequent contributor to the satirical pieces in The Anti-Jacobin. He married Anne, daughter of a naval officer, but they had no children. In the general election of the following year, he declined to stand, perhaps because of increasing ill-health, and he never again stood for Parliament. <mask>'s first work of literary antiquarianism was Specimens of the Early English Poets. The first edition of this anthology only included poems from the 16th and 17th centuries, in modern spelling, with historical and biographical notes.The second edition was expanded from one volume to three so as to include the poem "The Battle of Brunanburh" from 14th-century Ireland. The introduction was mostly based on Thomas Warton's History of English Poetry, but was written in a more lively and readable style. <mask> was hailed in the Critical Review as "the hope of poetic archaeology" when he wrote about The Poets in 1804. Several writers connected with the Lake School copied his

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title: George Ellis (poet)

texts: format. Robert Southey intended his Specimens of the Later English Poets, with Preliminary Notices (1807) as a sequel to <mask>'s work, and it was followed by <mask>'s Specimens of English Prose-Writers, from the Earliest Times to the Close of the Seventeen An edition of a number of 12th- and 13th-century French fabliaux was taken from the collection edited by Pierre Jean Baptiste Legrand d'Aussy. <mask> provided the preface, notes and appendix, Way the translations, and woodcuts were commissioned from Thomas Bewick and other engravers.<mask>'s contribution was praised in The Gentleman's Magazine as including "some of the purest and most classical passages of Addisonian composition which this age has produced". The two volumes of Fabliaux, or Tales, were published in the 19th century. <mask> was a natural partner, but some of his ventures did not go through. He worked on a glossary to accompany a proposed edition of the Middle English romance King Alisaunder by his friend Thomas Park. He encouraged William Owen Pughe to translate the Mabinogion, began to learn Welsh, and proposed to write a preface. In the event, the translation only appeared incomplete in some periodicals. <mask> provided Joseph Ritson with a verse translation of the "Lament for the Death of Simon of Montfort", though this did not appear until after both their deaths, in Ritson's Ancient Songs and Ballads.In his Specimens of Early English Metrical Romances, he presented a selection of Middle English romances, not in full editions, but in the

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title: George Ellis (poet)

texts: form of extracts. The work was designed to appeal to the reading public rather than to antiquarian specialists. <mask> included versions of eighteen Middle English romances, including the Stanzaic Morte Arthur, Guy of Warwick, Beves of Hamtoun, Sir Isumbras, Sir Eglamour of Artois and Amis and Amiloun, as well as eight of the He arranged his romances by the cycle to which they belonged, and non-cyclical works by what he conceived to be the national origin of their subject-matter, thus anticipating the practice of many more recent literary historians. Francis Douce and a new friend, the poet Walter Scott, gave him the texts from inedited manuscripts and early prints. Scott was preparing his own edition of the Middle English Sir Tristrem, and the two antiquaries exchanged a stream of enthusiastic letters, helping each other through the difficulties of their researches. <mask> told Scott that a library is like a butcher's shop, with lots of meat, but no one will eat it unless a good cook comes in.<mask>'s work was published in three volumes, the first in 1805, the second in 1811 and the third in 1848. It is not easy to estimate the services <mask> rendered to literature by the publication of this work. As if by magic, the ballads of the middle ages became the friends and companions of thousands. <mask> did the same thing as Percy did for early poetry. <mask> praised The Lady of the Lake and 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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title: George Ellis (poet)

texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 Scott wrote two cantos of Marmion at <mask>'s home, The Cedars, at Sunninghill, on the edge of Windsor Great Park, and dedicated one of them to him, calling Ellis "My guide, my pattern, and my friend". George's Jamaican sugar estates and slaves were passed on to his cousin Charles Ellis, the son of his uncle John Ellis.Scott ranked <mask> first among all the conversers he had ever known, but his social graces did not impress everyone. <mask> had too much of the air of high life, a little too much of the conversationist, and something in his manners showed that it was a condescension in him to be a man of letters, according to Robert Southey. He was an elegant versifier and writer, but not deep, and he was a man of the world, but a coxcomb and a petit matre. <mask>'s epitaph includes the following lines: Notes References External links Specimens of the Early English Poets and Specimens of Early English Metrical Romances at the Internet Archive Fabliaux or Tales at the Internet Archive

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title: M. K. Asante

texts: M. K<mask> was born on November 3, 1982. The best-selling memoir Buck was written by him. Born in Zimbabwe and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, <mask> is the son of a scholar and a dancer. A graduate of The Crefeld School is <mask>. He studied film and literature at the University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies, earned a BA in Africana Studies and English from Lafayette College, and an M.F.A. The UCLA School of Theater Film and Television has a Screenwriting program. Buck is a memoir about <mask>'s troubled youth in Philadelphia.Buck was selected as a Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers pick and made the Washington Post bestseller list. It was included on the In the Margins Book List. Buck was described as a story of surviving and thriving with passion, compassion, wit, and style by <mask>. Films <mask> is working on a movie adaptation of his memoir Buck. 500 Years Later, a documentary about slavery, received the breaking the chains award from UNESCO. The Black Candle was directed and produced by <mask>. The Yale University Master's Tea was delivered by <mask>.Changing America: 1968 and Beyond is a permanent exhibit at the National Museum of African American History and

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title: M. K. Asante

texts: Culture. <mask> has written for USA Today, Huffington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, and the New York Times. The song "Bangers" is from the album "Indie 500" and features <mask>. The founder of the company is <mask>. He joined the faculty at Morgan State University at the age of 23. He is an Associate Professor of creative writing and film in the Department of English and Language Arts. He was appointed to the position of Professor-in-Residence at the Institute of Strategic Marketing and Communication in India.He received an award from Morgan State University. TV Shows <mask> is the host and co-executive producer of While Black with <mask> <mask>. Black with <mask> <mask> takes the stories of America's black youth and gives them a platform in the smartphones of millions of America's teens. Black has 17 million viewers. Spike Lee directed the opening for the NBA Finals in 2021. He performed "We the Eagles" on Monday Night Football for a live audience of over 11 million viewers. He performed "Skate or D.I.E." on May 29, 2021.There is a Dew Tour Skateboarding Olympic qualification on NBC. Films 500 Years Later and Buck: A Memoir are in development. The feature "Godz N The Hood" was produced by <mask>

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title: Mark E. Casse

texts: Tepin, Canadian Horses of the Year Sealy Hill, Uncaptured, Lexie Lou, and Catch A Glimpse are some of the horses trained by <mask><mask>. He has won 13 awards for outstanding trainer in Canada and 14 awards for leading trainer at Woodbine Racetrack. He won the American Classic with War of Will. On February 14, 1961, <mask> was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. His father ran Cardinal Hill Farm and was one of the founding members of the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company. His brothers are also involved in the racing industry. The father and son went to the spring meet of the original Woodbine Racetrack.The father and son went to see Secretariat win the Kentucky Derby. Tina is the Direct of Operations for the company they founded in 2002. Moonshadow Farm in Florida is where they spend most of the year. At the age of 15 he started to run his father's training operation and at 17 he received his training license. He won his first race with a Kentucky trainer's license at the age of 18. His first stakes winner was Amalie, who won the Indian Maid in 1979. He won the trainer's title at the spring meet of 1988 and also won four training titles.He worked as a private trainer for two years. At the time, there were 900 horses in the Ocala area. Manguarian dispersed most of his stock in 1999 and 2000, and the farm was bought by <mask>, who renamed it Winding Oaks. In 1998 he moved his center of operations to Woodbine Racetrack, even though he had been racing there for several years. Canada's top trainer has won a record nine Sovereign

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title: Mark E. Casse

texts: Awards since moving to Canada. In 1999, <mask>citing Story was a champion two year-old colt and was trained by Casse. Two years later, Exciting Story would win the Metropolitan Handicap at odds of 56-1.The next year, he won 69 races. Added <mask> was named Canada's champion two-year-old. A reputation for training good two-year-olds and selling them after they win kept him from winning most major races. The change began around 2005 as the client list grew. He had his first Kentucky Derby starter, Seaside Retreat, and earned his first Sovereign Award for outstanding trainer. The next year, his horses won eleven stakes races, a personal best, including the Woodbine Oaks, a prestigious race for Canadian-bred three-year-old fillies. In 2007, he won his second title.Sealy Hill, his first Canadian Horse of the Year, won the Canadian Triple Tiara and several other stakes races. Sealy Hill was voted into the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame in 2008 after finishing second in the Breeders' Cup. On August 9, 2008, he earned his 1,000th win. He won his fifth straight training title at Woodbine Toronto with a record 119 victories, which was nearly double the number of wins compiled by the runner-up. The Grey Stakes was one of the 13 stakes victories. Pool Play won the Stephen Foster Stakes at odds of 36-1. In 2012 he was ranked 7th in North America by trainer earnings.Uncaptured became his second Canadian Horse of the Year when, at the age of two, he won the Clarendon, Vandal, and Swynford stakes. The Queen's Plate, Canada's

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texts: premier race, was won on July 6, 2014, by <mask> and Lexie Lou. She was named Canadian Horse of the Year. The year ended with a ranking of #6 in North America. In 2015, he won with Tepin in the Breeders' Cup Mile and with Catch a Glimpse in the Breeders' Cup juvenile fillies turf. Tepin was awarded the Eclipse Award for champion turf mare, while Catch A Glimpse was named the Canadian Horse of the Year. Danzig Moon, who had finished fifth in the Kentucky Derby and was the favourite for the Queen's Plate, suffered a catastrophic breakdown during the Plate Trial.If you knew why it happened, you could do it differently. We have this fear and worry that it could happen again. It will take a long time to be able to watch horse races because they are part of your family. <mask> was the fourth ranked trainer in North America that year. The Queen Anne Stakes was one of the major stakes races that Tepin won. World Approval, Lexie Lou, Kaigun, Catch A Glimpse, Noble Bird and Pretty City Dancer were graded stakes winners. He won his 2,000th race at Gulfstream Park on May 14, even though he was located at Woodbine.It's a testimony to our team and I'm very proud of it. Classic Empire was a leading contender for the Kentucky Derby after winning the Juvenile at the 2016 Breeders' Cup. The Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame had a person in it. On November 19, 2020 at Gulfstream Park West, he registered his 3000th win with his horse Souper Watson taking the win in Race 3. The Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame was established in

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title: Claud Schuster, 1st Baron Schuster

texts: The 1st <mask> was a British barrister and civil servant who worked for the Lord Chancellor's Office. <mask> graduated from New College, Oxford in 1886 with a degree in history. He was called to the Bar in 1895 after joining the Inner Temple with the aim of becoming a barrister. <mask> joined the Civil Service in 1899 and was secretary to the Chief Commissioner of the Local Government Act Commission. He was made Permanent Secretary to the Lord Chancellor's Office in 1915. <mask> served in this position for 29 years under ten different Lord Chancellors, and with his long tenure and his work outside the Office he became one of the most influential Permanent Secretaries of the 20th century. His influence over decisions within the Lord Chancellor's Office and greater Civil Service led to criticism and suspicions that he was a "power behind the throne", which culminated in a verbal attack by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Hewart in 1934.<mask> was elevated to the peerage after retiring. Despite being officially retired, he continued to work in government circles, such as with the Allied Commission for Austria and by using his seat in the House of Lords as a way to directly criticize legislation. <mask> was born on August 22, 1869 to <mask>, a manager of the firm of merchants Schuster, Fulder and Company, and his wife Sophia Wood, the daughter of a lieutenant colonel in the Indian Army. The family described themselves as "Unitarian" but were descended from Jews who had converted to Christianity and included other notable people such as Sir <mask>, Sir <mask>, and later Sir <mask>. He was educated at St. George's School, which was one of the most expensive schools in the country, and

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title: Claud Schuster, 1st Baron Schuster

texts: was known for its harsh treatment of students. He developed a lifelong love of skiing and mountainbiking after accompanying his father to Switzerland during the school holidays. He was president of the Alpine Club from 1938 to 1940.He was sent to Winchester College when he was fourteen because it was the most academic of the main public schools. <mask>'s time at St George's made him feel uncomfortable, but he was noted as being very proud of attending the school. <mask> was involved in debates while at Winchester College, but he was not considered to be an exceptional student. He graduated from New College, Oxford with second-class honours in history in 1892, but was not considered to be an outstanding student because of the time he spent enjoying himself. He was invited to deliver the Romanes Lecture in 1949 despite his lack of academic brilliance. He tried to become an examination fellow at All Souls College. After failing to become a fellow of All Souls, <mask> joined the Inner Temple and was called to the bar in 1895.He became Circuit Junior of the Northern Circuit Bar in 1895, an important position, though he was not noted as a particularly successful barrister. <mask> needed a steady income to support his family and the bar did not provide it. <mask> decided to join Civil Service because of his love of the English language and his desire to become a Permanent Secretary. <mask> was exempt from the required exams when he entered the Civil Service in 1899, something that made him different from other civil service employees. The report that led to the creation of the London County Council was produced by his first post as secretary to the Chief Commissioner of the Local

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title: Claud Schuster, 1st Baron Schuster

texts: Government Act Commission. He was hired as a legal assistant to the Board of Education by Robert Morant after working for the workers' union at London & Smith's Bank. After Morant was appointed to the English Commission under the National Insurance Act, <mask> followed him by being appointed Chief of the Friendly Societies, which gave him a place on the Societies' committee.In February 1912 he gave up his position as Chief Registrar to become Secretary and legal adviser to the English Insurance Commission, with the newspapers of the time reporting that he had had three promotions in two months, a consequence of his high standing with Morant. He was involved in drafting education bills. The commission contained many individuals who would later become noted civil servants in their own right, including Morant, <mask>, John Anderson, Warren Fisher and John Bradbury. The contacts <mask> made during his time on the committee helped advance his career, as a lawyer rather than a dedicated civil servant he was considered an outsider, and the links he made with Fisher and Anderson helped allay this to some extent. He was knighted for his services in 1913. The Permanent Secretary to the Lord Chancellor's Office was close to retirement in 1915. Lord Haldane believed that the duties of the lord chancellor should be divided between a minister of justice and a lord chancellor.<mask> was appointed as the Permanent Secretary in early 1915 because he was a qualified lawyer and could help set up a Ministry of Justice after the war. The two did not work together until Haldane became Lord Chancellor for a second time in 1924, and he was forced to resign after <mask> was accused of pro-German

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texts: sympathies. The first Lord Chancellor under whom <mask> served was Lord Buckmaster. The office of Lord Chancellor stood out because most of the appointees were lawyers from the middle class. Buckmaster was the son of a farmer and a teacher who became a justice of the peace. <mask> became Permanent Secretary in July, a month after Buckmaster took his post, and immediately tried to make an impression on the workings of the office by modernising it; under the previous Permanent Secretary, shorthand had been forbidden, and the office had owned. Buckmaster and <mask> both had sons serving on the Western Front in World War I, with Buckmaster even sending a memo to the Cabinet in 1915 arguing against the spread of forces in an attempt to assault other areas.In December 1916, H. H. Asquith resigned as Prime Minister and Buckmaster followed him. He was replaced by a new person. Since Lord Campbell was 80 when he was appointed in 1859, the oldest person to be made Lord Chancellor has been 74-year-old Finlay. During the last two years of World War I, the job of the Lord Chancellor was only to maintain the system and not to change it. <mask> was so influential in judicial appointments that he was able to only accept one candidate. Although he was not a member of the War Cabinet, which limited his political influence to some extent, he was close friends with Lord Haldane and Haldane <mask> made contacts with up and coming politicians such as Sir Alan Sykes and Jimmy Thomas. While the Law Society was in favor of a Ministry of Justice, the Bar Council and Schuster were against any changes in the status quo.<mask> was made a Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1918 for his continued


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texts: work in the Civil Service. He was made a King's Counsel a year later because he no longer practiced as a barrister. Lord Birkenhead was appointed on the condition that he would not claim a pension and that he would resign when required. He was surprised when he was dismissed after the 1918 general election, first hearing about it in the newspapers. George V wrote to the Prime Minister before Lord Birkenhead was appointed, saying that he was unpopular with large sections of the Bar. Birkenhead and <mask> established a strong partnership, and <mask> played a part in instituting Birkenhead's legal reforms. The English and Welsh legal system has evolved from feudalism and is an immensely complex system.The Land Transfer Act 1897 and the Settled Land Act 1882 were partly to blame for the peculiarity that land owned by beneficiaries could be sold without the agreement of all the beneficiaries involved. Lord Haldane presented reform bills to parliament in 1913, 1914 and 1915 with no real progress thanks to the Law Society. <mask> was appointed as a member of the Reconstruction Subcommittee, which was created in March 1917 to consider land policy after the First World War. The subcommittee decided that the law should be changed to merge real and personal property law, and that outdated aspects of land law should be eliminated. When Birkenhead became Lord Chancellor in 1919, he ordered <mask> to prepare the department for forcing a bill through Parliament on the issue of English property law. The Law Society was opposed to the changes because they would reduce the fees dedicated property solicitors could earn by making it possible for more solicitors to understand that area. <mask>


title: Claud Schuster, 1st Baron Schuster

texts: and the Law Society representative agreed that there would be a period of "probation" lasting three years in the bill.The bill was opposed by Members of Parliament who were also members of the Law Society and Bar Council, as well as Lord Cave who became Lord Chancellor. The Law of Property Act 1922 was passed on June 8, 1922, with Birkenhead taking the credit. <mask> assisted Birkenhead in his attempts to reform the administration of the court system. A subcommittee for each institution was set up to look into the reform of the Supreme Court of Justice, the County Courts, and the Probate Services. <mask> was a member of the committee and his primary goal was to end patronage in the judicial system. The committee succeeded in introducing mandatory retirement ages for masters and clerks, but they were unable to end patronage because the Supreme Court was resistant. <mask> tried to reform the County Courts by increasing their jurisdiction, and a Committee on County Court Procedure was set up in 1920, with <mask> serving as a member.On 1 August 1922 the Lord Chancellor's Office became responsible for the courts after the commission concluded that the Treasury had mismanaged them. The basis for the County Courts Act 1924 was the final report of the committee. <mask> was appointed Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in the New Year War Honours. Birkenhead was forced to resign from the coalition government when it finally collapsed in 1922. He was replaced by Lord Cave, a member of the new Conservative government. Stanley Baldwin wanted to introduce protectionist tariffs to protect British jobs. The December 1923 general election was called by Baldwin to serve as a referendum


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texts: on the subject and although the Conservatives remained the largest party they did not have enough Members of Parliament to claim a parliamentary majority.The Labour Party leader was invited by the King to form a government after the party was defeated in a vote of no confidence. Normally every member of a cabinet, including the Prime Minister, must be a PrivyCouncillor. MacDonald couldn't be made Prime Minister because he wasn't a PrivyCouncillor. <mask> was an expert on constitutional issues and helped draft the response to the king's request. MacDonald was invited to form a government after he was sworn in as a PrivyCouncillor. Cave was a member of the old Conservative government. He was replaced by Lord Haldane, who served for a second time.Haldane suggested that <mask> would accept the responsibilities of a Ministry of Justice if it remained under the control of the Lord Chancellor's Office. The Labour government lasted only ten months because of Haldane's illness, and no large-scale reforms such as the creation of a Ministry of Justice were ever pushed through. After the collapse of the Labour government in October 1924, the Conservative Party returned to power, and Lord Cave became Lord Chancellor for a second time. The Law of Property Act 1925 was one of the reforms that Cave was able to push through after four and a half years in office. <mask> spent a decade as Permanent Secretary and was described as a "Whitehall Mandarin" because of his contacts and long service. The expansion of the Lord Chancellor's Office allowed him to spend more time on committees and inquiries that directly affect the way the government works. He disliked being opposed in any way, and this

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texts: led to conflict between him and other heads of department.He was made a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath in 1927 for his service to the Lord Chancellor's Office. Lord Cave died the day after he resigned due to ill health. Stanley Baldwin appointed Lord Hailsham on March 29, 1928. If he had not accepted the offer to become Lord Chancellor, he would likely have become Prime Minister, as he was not a particularly innovative Lord Chancellor. He acted as Prime Minister for a short time in August 1928 while Baldwin was on holiday in Aix-en-Provence and <mask> was his chief adviser. The fall of the Conservative government in 1929 led to the departure of Lord Sankey. His replacement was a member of the newly elected Labour Government, Lord Sankey.Sankey served longer with <mask> than any other Lord Chancellor. Sankey was a "reforming" Lord Chancellor, and as part of one of his first reforms <mask> helped him draft and pass the Statute of Westminster. The question of Judge's salaries almost caused a constitutional crisis. The judges were paid by the Lord Chancellor's Office and <mask> was tasked with ensuring that the courts ran correctly. Due to the economic hardship caused by the First World War, the Select Committee that recommended that County Court Judges be paid £2,000 a year did not come to fruition. High Court Judges had been lobbying for an increase as their pay had remained the same since 1832. <mask> and Warren Fisher produced a report 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476


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texts: 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476The National Recovery Act of 1931 reduced the salaries of High Court judges by 20% after the 1931 economic crash. The judges, who had been expecting a pay raise instead, were shocked, and six High Court judges threatened to resign, with Mr Justice McCardie accusing <mask> of having his salary almost doubled in the last twelve years. The Prime Minister and Sankey met to write a letter to the judges and <mask> rushed to stop the madness. In 1931 and 1932, several judges, including Mr Justice Clauson and Mr Justice Luxmoore, threatened to file lawsuits against the government. The section of the act cutting judges' pay was quietly dropped after negotiations between <mask> and the judges failed to end the crisis. <mask> wanted to make sure that the court system was under his office's control, rather than the Treasury's control, after he became Permanent Secretary. <mask> made a further attempt to reform the Lord Chancellor's Office after the 1931 Royal Commission on the Civil Service recommended that all Civil Service departments take a more business-like approach to their work.<mask> persuaded Sankey to set up a Departmental Committee on the Business of the Courts with <mask> sitting as a member. <mask> tried to reform the County Courts. The

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title: Claud Schuster, 1st Baron Schuster

texts: Administration of Justice [Appeals] Act 1934 sent appeals from the county courts to the Court of Appeal rather than the Divisional Courts, which was partially succeeded in by him. He tried to reduce the number of jury trials in civil cases but was blocked by the King's Bench Division. After Lord Sankey decided to set up a Law Revision Committee in January 1934 which included <mask>, four judges, five barristers, one solicitor and two academic lawyers, <mask> also took part in law reform. The committee produced 86 reports from 1934 to 1939 on a variety of subjects, and many of their recommendations were made into legislation after negotiations with the Home Office. The Law Revision Committee became a permanent Law Commission in 1965, after it fell into disuse.The Lord Chief Justice attacked <mask> in 1934. The Lord Chancellor had the power to appoint any Lord Justice of Appeal as vice-president of the Court of Appeal, a right traditionally held by the Lord Chief Justice. The second reading of the bill was expected to be moved by Lord Sankey in the House of Lords. Hewart began a speech that was "as violent an attack as has ever been made in the Lords" after second reading. He accused the officials of the Lord Chancellor's Department of being part of a conspiracy to move power from the judiciary to the politicians and create a Ministry of Justice. In a traditionally calm and collected place, a public quarrel between senior judges and civil servants had not happened in centuries. At the time the Leader of the House of Lords made a defence of <mask>, Lord Hailsham said that he could show that there was no such delusion.The report <mask> helped prepare for Sankey was biased


title: Claud Schuster, 1st Baron Schuster

texts: against the creation of a Ministry of Justice, as he himself was opposed to it, and he showed that the proposal of a Ministry of Justice had originated in 1836, long before <mask> became Permanent Secretary. He went on to praise <mask> as the author and instigator of many great reforms, and along with a similar speech by Lord Sankey and an amendment to the offending bill helped appease Hewart. After the election of a new government in 1935, Lord Hailsham's health began to decline, limiting his effectiveness. After the Second Italo-Abyssinian War, the Committee of Imperial Defence was asked to review the defence legislation that had been used in the First World War and present it to Warren Fisher. <mask> organised a War Legislation Committee to draft a new code of defence regulations after Fisher was horrified by how outdated the laws were. The committee was described as a model piece of organisation thanks to the work of <mask> as chairman. The Emergency Powers (Defence) Act 1939 made the regulations drafted by the committee into law.In 1938, Lord Hailsham left his position due to his failing health, and was replaced by Lord Maugham. His appointment was done on <mask>'s advice, even though he had no political experience, and even though he admitted he had not expected to be offered the job. After the start of the Second World War in 1939, <mask> and Maugham had a difficult relationship due to their differing political opinions. <mask> did not play an active part in policy decisions because of his disagreements with Maugham and because he preferred to work on legislation himself. <mask> said that he had a good relationship with all of his Lord Chancellors. On September 3,


title: Claud Schuster, 1st Baron Schuster

texts: 1939, Lord Maugham resigned from the post due to his failing health and was replaced by Lord Caldecote a day later. During the eight months that Caldecote held the office, he spent a lot of time preparing legislation for the Second World War.<mask> was made chairman of a Cabinet subcommittee "to consider the problems arising from the inability of persons, owing to war conditions, to fulfill their civil obligations" if the country was put on a war footing. The subcommittee made six reports and their recommendations were included in the Liabilities Acts of 1941 and 1944. The USA (Visiting Forces) Bill, which <mask> led the committee that drafted, provided that any criminal proceedings in relation to the behavior of US soldiers stationed in Britain would be led by the US military authorities. After only 8 months, Lord Caldecote was forced to leave his position due to the fall of the government. He was replaced by Lord Simon. Tom Denning was appointed to the High Court in 1944 after Simon delegated his advice to <mask>. Simon delegated <mask> to pick a chairman for the Committee on Reconstruction Priorities to Sir Walter Monckton.Retirement <mask> retired in 1944, and on 22 June of that year he was raised to the peerage as Baron <mask>. <mask> served as Permanent Secretary for 29 years under 10 Lord Chancellors. He was the High Sheriff of Dorset in 1941. Despite being 75, he undertook work for the Allied Commission for Austria in retirement. He came back to Britain in 1946. Due to Civil Service neutrality, he had previously been unable to speak publicly about his opinions on legislation, but in 1948 and 1949 he was able to do so. He was noted for being polite to the point of

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title: Claud Schuster, 1st Baron Schuster

texts: obsequiousness during debates over the Criminal Justice Act 1948 and Criminal Justice Act 1949.He helped reconstruct the Inner Temple after it was bombed in the Second World War by giving the Romanes Lecture on the subject of "Mountaineering" in 1949. He died the day after he fell ill at the old Wykehamist dinner at Charing Cross Hospital. <mask> met William Walter Merry when he was the Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford, and the two became friends due to their love of mountaineering. He married Merry's daughter, Elizabeth, in 1896. Before Elizabeth Merry's death in 1936, they had two children, a son and a daughter. Christopher was killed on the Western Front in 1918 and Elizabeth later married Theodore Turner, a King's Counsel. British Queen's Counsel Commanders of the Royal Victorian Order Knights Bachelor Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath were alumni of New


title: William Henry Chamberlin (philosopher)

texts: <mask>. was an American Mormon philosopher and theologian. His writings reconciled Mormonism with the theory of evolution. He taught philosophy and ancient languages as well as science and math at several Mormon institutions in the early 20th century. The teaching of evolution and attempts to reconcile it with Mormon thought caused controversy among university officials and the LDS community. "Mormonism's first professionally trained philosopher and theologian is <mask>." <mask> was born in Salt Lake City, Utah on February 12, 1870, to parents <mask> and <mask>. The oldest child was <mask>.He was interested in geology, mathematics, and botany. His brother became involved with <mask> in controversy regarding the teaching of evolution. Amelia Telle Cannon was the daughter of George Q. Cannon, the First Counselor in the First Presidency. <mask> and Amelia had six children. <mask>'s early career was split between teaching, studying, and working to support his family. He taught math, geology, and astronomy in college and in public schools. He received a Bachelor of Arts in science from the University of Utah in 1896.As part of his proselytizing, he translated the Book of Mormon into Tahitian and became mission president of the Church. He donated a large collection of ferns from Utah and the South Pacific to the University of Utah's natural history museum. He was the Chair of Geology and Mineralogy at Brigham Young College from 1900 to 1904. <mask> studied philosophy at the University of Chicago. George Howison was one of the philosophers he studied over several years. They were at Harvard. He received an M.A.In 1906, I graduated from the University of Chicago. As part of an effort to increase the academic quality of his university, George H. Brimhall recruited <mask> in 1909.

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title: William Henry Chamberlin (philosopher)

texts: Brothers Joseph and <mask>, professors of psychology and education, as well as <mask>'s own brother, a biologist, were recruited by Brimhall two years earlier. <mask> was a teacher of philosophy and ancient languages. The <mask> and Peterson brothers sought to increase the intellectual atmosphere of the university and community, facilitating discussion and debates on evolution and the Bible, and sought to convey that evolutionary ideas and Mormon theology were not mutually exclusive. The four instructors' courses were popular among students and other faculty, but university and church officials accused the professors of promoting heretical views, and in 1911 they offered the Petersons and <mask> a choice: alter their teachings or lose their jobs. This caused a lot of controversy in the school.A petition of support signed by at least 80% of the student body was submitted to BYU officials and printed in the Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City's largest secular newspaper. After the accusations, <mask> published an essay entitled "The Theory of Evolution as an Aid to Faith in God and Belief in the Resurrection" in the student newspaper of the school. <mask> remained at the university for another 5 years before he resigned in 1916. In 1917 <mask> began a PhD with a Harvard philosopher, but left after one year due to poor health and financial troubles. He taught philosophy at Utah State Agricultural College until his death. The flu killed <mask> in Utah on May 9, 1921. He was fifty years old.The tradition of personalism is what inspired <mask>'s philosophy and theology. Mormon scholar James M. McLaughlin consolidated <mask>'s philosophy into five major statements. This personalism is tied to a pragmatic theory of knowledge in which truth is determined in relation to its outcome and

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title: William Henry Chamberlin (philosopher)

texts: the interests and purposes of people. Community and sociality are important features of being a person. The moral meaning of the world is dependent on the co-dependence of people in the community. God is the head of this community. The ultimate example of personal existence is God.The other members of the community of minds are dependent on God. God's revelation in the world is limited to the capacity of human truth. We can understand the development of the "Kingdom of God" through the use of evolution. Evolution is seen as a teleology reflecting God's design and not as a string of efficient causes. The first LDS scholar to apply higher criticism to the Bible was <mask>. <mask>'s style of biblical criticism is described by Anthony Hutchinson as a "critical historical and hermeneuticological" approach, broadly characterized by acceptance of mainstream (non-LDS) biblical criticism and fluency in ancient biblical languages. According to Hutchinson, the relative strengths of this approach, as compared to other LDS approaches to biblical studies, include ease of communicating with scholars of Christianity and Judaism, while relative weaknesses include a highly intellectual approach which may preclude its application to popular religious practice, and promotion of views that may be interpretedHutchinson is one of the LDS scholars grouped into this approach. <mask> was one of the top twelve figures in LDS intellectual history according to a survey conducted in the late 1960s. According to Philip L. Barlow, <mask> is less well-known than other prominent LDS figures. E. E. Ericksen was a student of <mask>'s and later became chairman of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Utah. Theistic evolution Creation–evolution controversy Joseph Conrad <mask> is the nephew of

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title: Cha Tae-hyun

texts: <mask> is a South Korean actor, singer, television personality, radio DJ and director. Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds is one of the films he has starred in, as well as the television series Jeon Woo-chi. He also starred in Hit the Top, his directorial debut. He was a cast member of 2 days and 1 night from 2012 to 2019. He is a co-owner of the agency. In 1995 he won a silver medal in a talent contest. He starred in a number of TV dramas and commercials over the next several years.He worked as a DJ for a radio station and made his film debut in a comedy. He rose to fame through the romantic comedy My Sassy Girl, in which he acted with Jun Ji-hyun. <mask>'s acting established him as a recognized star in Korea as well as the Asian region at large, and he extended his fame by releasing his debut album Accident. Lovers' Concerto, a tragic melodrama with actresses Son Ye-jin and Lee Eun-ju, was a popular success. <mask>'s casting choices from 2003 were less inspired. He appeared in three comedies that were criticized by audiences for their weak script and lack of creativity. The book was his second album.The box office performance of Sad Movie and My Girl and I was disappointing. Highway Star, in which he played a masked singer, was a moderate success. <mask> won the Best Radio DJ award at the 2007 KBS Entertainment Awards with Ahn. He played the town's jester who has the intelligence of a six-year-old in a film adaptation of a popular

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title: Cha Tae-hyun

texts: online comic. Scandal Makers became the number one film of 2008 and was ranked among Korea's biggest hits of all time. The film centers on a radio talk show host, who was an ex- idol, who must face unforeseen consequences of a love affair when he was a teen, when he discovers that he already has a daughter and a grandson. <mask> was named the top male celebrity endorser of the year because of the film's success.Hello Ghost is a film about a man who after several suicide attempts becomes possessed by four different ghosts. <mask> was dubbed "Korea's Jim Carrey" because of his performance in the movie, which sold 3 million tickets. <mask> is based on a true story and depicts the relationship between a horse and a jockey. <mask> used carrots and sugar cubes to lure his horse with before and during filming. He was a regular cast member of the second season of 2 days and 1 night from 2012 to 2019. The show, which focuses on introducing various places in Korea to the viewers while the cast takes on different missions, has consistently scored high ratings. <mask> played the leader of a Joseon era group of thieves in his directorial debut, The Grand Heist.His brother produced the film. He played the character of Jeon Woo-chi in the TV series, an impish Taoist wizard who becomes an unlikely hero. He starred in the comedy film Slow Video, his third collaboration with the director, as a man who works at a CCTV control center. <mask> played a

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title: Cha Tae-hyun

texts: hot-headed but soft-hearted television producer in The Producers. <mask> reprised his role in the sequel to the 2001 hit film. The film was a flop at the box office. He and Jun Ji-hyun reprised their roles in the fantasy drama The Legend of the Blue Sea.<mask> starred in the romantic comedy Because I Love You, which was produced by his brother <mask>-hyun. He directed Hit the Top, which he starred in. <mask> starred in Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds, based on the webtoon of the same name by Joo Ho-min. <mask> played the lead role in the remake of the Japanese television series of the same title. During the police's investigation of the latter for sex video crimes, <mask> was reported to have engaged in gambling, which was discovered through Jung Joon-Young's phone's text messages. <mask> withdrew from all his shows after issuing a formal apology. <mask> was cast in Team Bulldog: Off-Duty Investigation in 2020.<mask> played a detective at the National Police University in the drama Police University. <mask>'s father was an assistant director for special effects and his mother was a voice-over artist. <mask>-hyeon is a film producer. <mask> married his high school sweetheart on June 1, 2006 She was his first and only girlfriend for 13 years. They have three children, a son and two daughters. <mask> revealed on a talk show that he has a panic disorder.Filmography Television series Variety show Radio program Singles Awards and

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title: Emily Elizabeth Holman

texts: One of the first female architects of Pennsylvania was <mask>. She was active from the 1880s to her retirement in 1914 and was responsible for planning several important historical sites like the Goold House in the Wilder Village Historic District. <mask> was born in 1854. It is known that she had a daughter who was born in 1872. She was known as "Lili" at the time of her marriage to <mask>. She continued to work as an architect after her husband's death. She began her career as a clerk.She learned the craft and became the person her colleagues relied on for drawings and design. She decided to start her own firm and named it E. E. Holman in order to make her gender irrelevant. The summer home of John Hay, Secretary of State in McKinley's Cabinet, and the second home of Francis Wilson, an actor, were built by <mask>. Many of her clients were prominent businessmen, such as Thomas C. Cairns, General Manager of the Alabama Portland Cement Company. A decade

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title: Emily Elizabeth Holman

texts: before she began her own practice, <mask> published her first plan book. She published several volumes of plan books and updated them regularly with new material, as well as advertisements in newspapers and magazines. She worked in a variety of styles, but mostly her residential work was adapted from the American Craftsman style.She retired in 1914. She is buried in the south section of the cemetery. The Queen Anne style was used in the design of the historic district for a prominent merchant, Thomas Goold and his wife, Sarah. One of the few dwellings in the town which was built to professional specifications has an asymmetrical gable front. The original plans for the Hartford Historical Society were drafted in 1895. The National Register of Historic Places includes the Wilder Village Historic District. According to an interview in the New York Tribune, <mask> created nearly every building on the site of the National Park Seminary.An exclusive finishing

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title: Emily Elizabeth Holman

texts: school was planned for the site when it was purchased by John and Vesta Cassedy in 1894. The ballroom was added in 1927, but it was not designed by <mask>. The Chapel, the Aloha Dormitory, the Miller Library, and the gymnasium were built between 1894 and 1904. The site was incorporated into the Walter Reed Army Medical Center by the United States Army in 1941. The "historical integrity of the structures" were changed during the time it was a hospital. In 1972 the remaining buildings were designated on the National Register of Historic Places. Each of the cottages on the property was designed by a different architect and each of the girls chose a plan for their club.The clubs were used for social functions. The first bungalow was built in 1895. It followed the East Coast bungalow style, using oak trees which had been felled to clear the site. The Chi Omicron Pi Sorority, which was formed in 1894, did not have a clubhouse until after the completion of


title: Emily Elizabeth Holman

texts: biographer of George Washington purchased a 78-acre farm from the widow of another man and planned to divide it into summer homes for New Yorkers. Sawyer thought of the site as the location of a "Moorish castle" when he bought the farm.Though he wrote a book about his development of the houses on other sites and designed their plans himself, Sawyer hired <mask> to design his Italianate style mansion, which stretches 228 feet across a 9.72-acre lot and contains 9,342 interior square feet. Spanning an entire city block, the house had stuccoed exterior, arch-windowed turrets, and copper-flashed, tiled roofing. Multiple stairways lead to the towers of the four-story dwelling. In addition to the library and dining room, the house had a billiards room, servants quarters, multiple bedrooms and fireplaces on each floor. The hill upon which the house was built provided a panoramic view of the Long Island Sound. The house was scheduled to be torn down. The


title: J. F. Horrabin

texts: <mask><mask><mask> was an English socialist and sometimes Communist. He was a Labour Member of Parliament. He was an associate of David Low and George Orwell. He met his future wife, Winifred Batho, when he was studying metalwork design at theSheffield School of Art. He was an art editor for the Yorkshire Telegraph and Star in 1909. He was the art editor of The Daily News in London. During the Balkan War of 1912–13, he drew his first maps.He contributed caricatures to the journal in 1914 and 1915, and was editor of the journal in 1914 and 1915. He lectured at the college. The Daily News has a four-panel comic strip called The Adventures of the Noah Family. There was a family who shared their names with the biblical Noah and his sons who lived at "The Ark" on Ararat Avenue. The strip continued into the 1940s, in the News Chronicle after 1930, and was collected into several hard back books, most notably the Japhet and Happy Annuals and Summer Books. H. G. Wells' The Outline of History was illustrated by him. He created a strip called "Dot and Carrie" for The Star and moved it to the Evening News in 1960.The 1923 text An Outline of Economic Geography, which sold in large numbers and was translated into nine other languages, attempted to provide workers with an account of economic (and political and historical) geography that used bourgeois "pure geography" but put it within a socialist and historical–materialist framework. He co-authored Working Class Education with his wife. He co-authored The Workers History of the Great Strike with Raymond Postgate. He had an affair with the woman. <mask> MacDonald was the first Labour Prime Minister and he was the Labour MP for Peterborough from 1929 to 1931. He was one of seventeen Labour MPs who signed the "Mosley Memorandum" in 1930. The split in the party caused him to lose

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title: J. F. Horrabin

texts: his seat at the 1931 General Election.He became chairman of the Society for Socialist Inquiry and Propaganda in 1936. He gave up the editorship of The Plebs to become editor of The Socialist and Socialist Leaguer. He promoted socialism through his journalism, his appearance on radio programmes like Your Questions Answered, and by illustrating educational texts like Science for the Citizen and Glimpses of World History. He drew the maps for several editions of An Atlas of Current Affairs. Horrabin signed a letter defending Leon Trotsky's right to asylum and called for an international inquiry into the Moscow Trials. News Map, an occasional political discussion programme, was produced by the BBC Television Service in 1937, only a few months after it was established. News Map was interested in foreign affairs stories.He edited Empire, the journal of the Fabian Commonwealth Bureau, in the 1940s. He was the bureau's chairman from 1945 to 1950. He wrote a regular column for the magazine. In 1947 he married Margaret Victoria McWilliams, a widow with whom he had been having an affair since the early 1930s. His political activities were scaled back due to failing health. He died on March 2, 1962, at the age of 77. He didn't have any children.Bor, M., is the author of The Socialist League in the 1930s. A Proletarian Science: Marxism in Britain 1917-33 is a History of Modern British Adult Education. Rée, J., Proletarian Philosophers: Problems in Socialist Culture in Britain, 1900-1940 was published in 1984. The Lost World of British Communism was written by Samuel and Simon. The Search for Enlightenment: The Working Class and Adult Education in the Twentieth Century was published in 1990. Information and maps by <mask>bin can be found at the Cornell University, PJ Mode Collection of Persuasive Cartography Pathé


title: Zisis Oikonomou

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title: Zisis Oikonomou

texts: published in 1982. Heitere Stille, Gedichte, Zweisprachig, Griechisch-Deutsch, and O.L. are all written in German. There were 67 poems in Eutingen. The Academy of Athens gave the Poetry Award to <mask> for his book "Cloudless Silence" in 1977.He received the Greek National Prize of Poetry in 1995 for his book "Chronicle of the New Order for the New Age". The Greek poetry is Neoteric poets of the Interwar period. In Athens, page 136–141 and page 98–99. Dictionary 7 has a description of " Economou Zisis". Ekdotiki Athinon was in Athens in 1987. Miraklis, Georgia Theofani, is the author of " Economou Zisis". The website has a biography, a bibliography, recessions, and acknowledgements in Greek.The "National Book Centre of Greece" is a service of the Greek Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs, Culture and Sports. There is a short CV in English on the websiteDestinationSkiathos.com. Details of the poet's works recorded in the database are also in English. People from Skiathos 20th-century Greek poets and 20th-century Greek male


title: Gary Sutherland

texts: <mask>, also known as "Sudsy", is an American former professional baseball middle infielder. He played 13 seasons in the MLB after playing college baseball. As a second baseman, he played 717 games, while as a shortstop, he played 163 games. He was known for his ability to turn the double play. During the 1969 season, he led all NL second basemen with over 100 double plays turned. In 1969 he scored the first run in franchise history for the Montreal Expos and recorded the first putout in a regular season MLB game in Canada. He played for Philadelphia, Montreal, Houston, Detroit, Milwaukee, San Diego, and St. Louis.In 1944, early years <mask> was born in California. His father was a left-handed pitcher in the 1930s and 1940s. Darrell was a right-handed pitcher for the New York Mets from 1964 to 1966. He attended the University of Southern California. He was a member of the USC baseball team and was selected as an All-American. The United States competed in baseball at the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. In 1964, after completing his sophomore year at the University of Southern California, <mask> was signed by the Philadelphia Phillies to a bonus contract as an amateur free agent.He began his baseball career at the age of 20 with the Lookouts in the Southern League. He was promoted to the San

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title: Gary Sutherland

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 The eighth pick in the expansion draft was drafted by the Montreal Expos. In the inaugural season of the Expos, Sutherland became the team's starting second baseman, appearing in 139 games at the position and posting a.239 batting average. The first run in the Expos' history was scored on a Bob Bailey double in the first frame of their first game, an 11–10 victory over the New York Mets. He recorded the first putout in a major league game in Canada on April 14, 1969 off Lou Brock's line drive.In 1970, he played 97 games at the second baseman and had a batting average of.207. Gene Mauch continued to express his confidence in <mask> despite the decline in batting average. The paper wrote that he was one of the toughest men in the National League to strike out and that he showed no signs of giving up despite two frustrating seasons. Ron Hunt took over as the starting second baseman for


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texts: the Expos in 1971 and he split his time between the two positions. In 1972 he played for the Oklahoma City 89ers and the Peninsula Whips in the minor league. During the 1972 season, he only appeared in five games for the Astros after he was traded from the Expos. In 1973, with Tommy Helms remaining the Astros' starting second baseman, <mask> appeared in only 16 games.He played in 134 games for the Denver Bears of the American Association in 1973. In December 1973, Jim Ray was traded by the Astros to the Detroit Tigers for Fred Scherman and cash. "<mask> makes the double play as good as anyone who ever played," said Jack Tighe at the time of the trade. That includes Bill Mazeroski and all the others. The 1974 season began with a renewed strength at the plate for the second baseman, who became the starting second baseman. He finished the 1974 season with a.254 batting average and recorded career highs with 149 games played, 337 putouts,     619 plate appearances, 157 hits, and 49 runs. He was third in the American League in at bats.He led the American League in outs in 1974. Fielding in the minor leagues is just like playing in the majors for the previous two years. You have to catch the ball and throw it. In 1975, he played 128 games at second base and was second in the American League with 21


title: Gary Sutherland

texts: errors. He had a batting average of.258 in 1975. Doctors suspected that he may have suffered from borderline diabetes when he began to experience dizziness during the 1975 season. He was required to eat peanut butter, soda crackers, and raisins three times a day in the middle of the season.Between April 1976 and May 1978 he played for four major league clubs. He appeared in 42 games at second base during the 1976 season. In June 1976, he was traded to the Milwaukee Brewers. The second baseman for the Brewers had a.217 batting average. He was released by the Brewers in 1977. In 1977 he played in 30 games at second base and 21 games at third base for the San Diego Padres. He was released by the Padres in 1977.He was a free agent when he was signed by the St. Louis Cardinals. He had a.167 batting average in six at bats in 10 games for the Cards. He played in his final major league game on May 19, 1978, and was released by the Cards on May 26, 1978. In 13 major league seasons, <mask> played in 1,031 games and compiled a.243 batting average,.289 on- base percentage, and 754 hits. After retiring as a player, he remained involved in baseball as a scout and administrator. He was a special assistant to the general manager of the Los Angeles Angels. The Angels had a scouting organization.References


title: Luis Dato

texts: <mask><mask> was a Filipino poet, writer, educator and politician. He was one of the first Filipinos to publish in English. His poems include "The Spouse", "Day on the Farm" and "Among the Hills". His "Mi Ultimo Pensamiento" was the first English translation of "Mi ltimo adis". <mask> was the third child of Barbara Guevara y Imperial and <mask>. His siblings were <mask>, <mask>, and Soledad "Choleng" <mask>. He married Cristeta Imperial.They had eight children. <mask> attended high school from 1923 to 1924 and studied liberal arts from 1924 to 1928 at the University of the Philippines in Manila. He was followed by many of his peers, including Jose Garcia Villa, Alvaro Martinez, Hose Hernandez, and Eugenio Santos. He obtained a law degree from the University of Nueva Caceres in 1951. He obtained a master's degree in liberal arts from the University of Saint Anthony. <mask> started writing before he got to college. The Philippine Collegian published his first poems.He published his book at the age of 20. Although the author of the following poems has not mastered the idiom of English, and is not perfectly at ease in metre and rhyme, he thinks as a poet, and there are many lines here, and some complete poems which show that he possesses. H. P. Scott is the Head of the Department of English at the College of Liberal Arts in the University of the Philippines. His second book was published in 1936. <mask>'s poems were anthologized in several books, such as the Filipino Poetry, Rodolfo <mask>. <mask> wrote several books in his native tongue, Bicol, and contributed to several newspapers and magazines. He published a book in 1972 while teaching at the University of St. Anthony in Iriga

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texts: City.The Land of Mai was written in 1975. There is a blank verse form in the manuscript. The history of the Philippines is narrated. He was the mayor of Baao from 1941 to 1947 and co-authored research on the history of the area. He was a professor at the Naga College, University of Nueva Caceres, and St. Anthony College. He had an unfinished manuscript that he called The Instant lyre. The collection contains almost 500 poems and sonnets from the 1920s to the 1970s.<mask> was the first editor of the Bicol Star. He was the editor of Tingog nin Banwaan from 1939 to 1940 and was associated with other press outfits in Naga City. The Bicol Mail had a Board of Editors. From 1922 to 1926, he won several awards in English composition, oratorical and literary contests. He was named Outstanding Catholic Poet in 1965, by the United Poets Laureate International. Julius B. Bicaldo and Paulix B. Robosa were part of the Burikbutikan Artists Collective Inc. Nunilon Arnold F. Bancaso, Jr., Jofrey I. Botor, Iriga City, Buhi, and Bula are led by women.The memorial marker for <mask><mask> can be found at the town plaza. It states that <mask><mask> attained notable distinction in Philippine Literary History with his poems in English. He wrote for and edited various Bikol newspapers and was involved in local cultural groups. He pioneered studies on local history, culture and archeological heritage while he was the mayor. His influence as a literary artist, scholar and teacher continues to this day. The memorial was built in partnership with the Burikbutikan Artists Collective Inc. in honor of a native son. <mask><mask> works on the website of turtles and men.<mask><mask> was a 20th-century Filipino

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title: Saba Saba

texts: Krazy Native is a hip-hop artist and social activist from Uganda. In 1993 he started his hip hop career with the group Bataka Squad. The member of Bataka Squad is now a solo artist. There is a film called Diamonds in the Rough. He lives in Uganda and Los Angeles and continues to write, produce and perform. The solo album Tujjababya the Hard Way was released in 2006. He is featured on the 2010 Afrolution Vol.There is a collection of African Hip Hop. During the dictatorship of Idi Amin, <mask> was born in Uganda. His family moved a lot to avoid fighting and political turmoil. She attended the primary and secondary schools. He met Lyrical G, a member of the crew Bataka Underground, in secondary school. A few months after seeing the movie Wild Style, <mask> made his first hip hop performance. In 1994, <mask> joined Bataka Underground.They were joined by the youngest member of the crew, Slob MC. The first major performance by the Bataka crew was in 1994. The first single written by Babaluku was recorded by the group. ATOOBA was not played in Uganda until three years later. It was one of the first hip hop songs to be sung in Uganda. Bataka Underground recorded their second hit, Ssesetula, in 1997. They performed at many clubs in Uganda, including Club Pulsations to Lido Beach, Club Silk, Botanical Gardens, Little Flowers, and Sharing youth Center.In 1998, she won the Mr. Club Silk had a contest for his rhymes of the day. Bana Beka was released in 1999. The social political conscious rapper changed his style of rhyme from the braggadocio to the social political conscious rapper. The Foundation is their major project. The hit singles 'Ssesetula' and 'Atooba' were released in

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texts: 2000. Some of the Bataka crew, including DJ Benarda, went on a tour in 2001.Up to today, Bataka is revered by Bujumbura, who gave them so much love. They performed in Havana and Casanova with the Bujumbura group 'Niga Soul'. The British rap/poetry crew 'Shrine' performed two concerts with the Bataka crew. <mask> pursued a solo music career. He said that he was happy to be there when the hip hop movement in Uganda began. The Uganda Hip Hop Foundation was formed in 2003 with the help of Jeff Ekongot, Francis Agaba, and the late Paul Mwandha. The first Ugandan Hip Hop Summit and Concert was sponsored by the foundation.At the 'Rock against Aids' concert in 2004, <mask> was a delegate of the Uganda Hiphop Foundation. In 2005 he changed his stage name to reflect his growth as an artist and his increased political and social consciousness of Uganda and Africa as a whole. Uganda had two representatives at the UN's Global Hip Hop Summit in South Africa. The Summit had a performer at it. "Tuja babya" was a single and video released in 2005. He was nominated for two awards in the 2005 Pearl of Africa Music Awards. The album 'Tujjababya the hardway' was released in 2006 and shows the struggles of a Ugandan hip hop artist.Wansi Wagalu addresses police brutality. The riots in Uganda were documented in a video. The International Trinity College Annual International Hip Hop Festival was held in April of 2006). At the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC, and at the Syracuse University'sAmnesty International Benefit Concert for Sudan, she performed. He and Michael Franti performed at the Power to the Peaceful festival in San Francisco in 2006 and 2007. Diamonds in the Rough: A Ugandan Hip Hop

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title: Martha H. Mowry

texts: <mask><mask> was the first woman physician in Rhode Island. She helped open up the field of medicine for women in the U.S. <mask> was born in Providence, Rhode Island. Thomas and <mask> were her parents. <mask> was eight weeks old when her mother died. Her father was a merchant. <mask> was raised by her father's sister, Miss <mask>, who was fond of literature, science and study.In 1824, <mask> was sent to an academy in care of a Methodist minister's widow, after attending the schools of Miss Sterry and Miss Chace. She was a student at the Friends' Yearly Meeting Boarding School in Providence from 1824 to 1831. She went to Miss Latham's select boarding-school and later to Miss Winsor's young ladies' boarding-school. She was forced to run a mile and a quarter to reach the school because she and two other girls were chased by strange men. Her progress was retarded for four years by heart debility. She studied mathematics, Latin, Greek and Hebrew during those four years. She read a lot of the works of the ancient philosophers.She studied at the Green Street Select School. She kept up her studies after leaving the school. She was a student at the Green Street Select School when Margaret "Countess Ossili" was a teacher. She pursued her studies after leaving school and was involved in overseeing the domestic work of her father and herself. She began to study in these directions after heeding suggestions from physicians who had noticed her interest. There was a strong current of professional prejudice that prevented the admission of women into medical colleges. The few women who dared to face it were obliged to press their way.She didn't have the intention of practicing medicine publicly. Having access to the libraries of practicing physicians, and reviewing with them, at different times, she continued this line of study until they told her that she only needed opportunities for dissection beyond what skeleton or manakin could show. She studied under the direction of Doctor De Bonneville and his wife, who were professors in magnetism, and he in homeopathy, and when they left the city, they gave her a testimonial expressing their confidence in her ability to treat diseases. She

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title: Sarah Jane Brown

texts: <mask> is an English campaigner for global health and education, founder and president of the children's charity Theirworld, the Executive Chair of the Global Business Coalition for Education and the co- founder of A World at School. She was a founding partner of a public relations company. <mask> was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 2007 to 2010 and the Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1997 to 2007. <mask> was born on October 31, 1963. Iain worked for Longman and his mother was a teacher. Macaulay's family moved to Africa when she was two years old, where her mother was to operate a school. Her parents separated when she was eight.She and her two younger brothers, Sean and Bruce, relocated to North London. She obtained a psychology degree at the University of Bristol after studying at Acland Burghley Secondary School and Camden School for Girls. She worked at Wolff Olins after leaving university. She founded the public relations firm with an old school friend. The New Statesman, The Labour Party and trade unions were their clients. After she found out she was pregnant with her first child, she left Macaulay and married <mask>. The charity Theirworld was founded by <mask> in 2002 and is focused on maternal, newborn and child health.The work of the laboratory is notable for its approach to complications in pregnancy and childbirth, with a particular focus on preterm births. The Theirworld Birth Cohort project was launched by <mask> at Edinburgh University in November 2015, with the aim of improving the health of women and their children who are born premature. The project will track the development of 400 babies, most of whom are born before 32 weeks, following them

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texts: through to adulthood, to help identify the causes and consequences of brain injury at birth and help speed the development of new treatments that could improve the health of premature babies. Theirworld, which was launched in early 2013 through the A World at School digital movement, has a strong focus on global education. It organised the first ever "youth takeover" of the United Nations in July of 2013 and has been campaigning on the provision of education to children affected by conflict and disaster, including refugees of the Syria crisis in Lebanon. The goal of the Global Business Coalition for Education is to work with business leaders and CEOs to support and galvanise international action to achieve quality education for all the world's children. In 2008 <mask> became a global patron of The White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood, the grassroots led maternal health advocacy movement, and co-founded the Maternal Mortality Campaign.She was appointed as a member of the External Advisory Group of the Centre for Maternal and Newborn Health at the School of Tropical Medicine and as an adjunct professor at the Institute of Global Health Innovation at Imperial College London. <mask> gave the keynote speech at the World Health Organization's 62nd World Health Assembly. She asked where the M was in her speech. The numbers of women dying in pregnancy and childbirth were the same in 1985 as they were 20 years later. The leadership group on maternal and newborn mortality was co-chaired by <mask> and Bience Gawanas. Jens Stoltenberg was the Prime Minister of Norway at the time. Women need a strong voice that will bring attention to their plight and push for the support they need.The

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texts: launch of the "new consensus for maternal, newborn and child health" was chaired by <mask>. The countries at the meeting decided to drop medical charges for pregnant women around the time of birth. Key action steps that research showed could save the lives of more than 10 million women and children by 2015, were endorsed by the G8 at their July meeting of that year. At a youth rally in New York City, <mask> helped launch A World at School's #UpForSchool petition. The goal of the petition is to hold world leaders to account for the promise of universal primary education. The petition was supported by a wide variety of people. The London launch event was held in November of 2015.The Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Augustin Matata Ponyo, as well as his fellow winners of the peace prize, are some of the notable supporters and participants. As of September 2015, the petition had gathered over 10 million signatures and was presented at the New York Town Hall during the UN General Assembly 2015. The #UpForSchool petition signatures were presented to the UN Special Envoy for Global Education <mask> by the singer and education campaigner<mask> has used social media to promote the causes of education and maternal health and was named one of the eight most influential women on social media by Forbes magazine. The SHINE Education Trust is one of the charities that <mask> is the patron of. <mask> is a patron of the First Women Awards, which since 2004 have celebrated "pioneering women; successful role models who have broken new ground and opened up opportunities for other women". J.K. Rowling and <mask> co-authored a children's book for the One Parent Families charity

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texts: organisation.The Vision and Impact Award from the Global Business Coalition for Health, the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Global Leadership Award, and a fellowship from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists were all given to <mask>. In February 2015, it was announced that <mask> would be competing in a second Comic Relief special edition of The Great British Bake Off, with The Guardian describing the line up as a "cause for celebration". <mask>'s relationship with <mask> began after they shared a flight from London to Scotland for the Scottish Labour Party conference. A picture of them at a restaurant in London was published by the News of the World. They were married in <mask>'s hometown of North Queensferry. On December 28, 2001, she gave birth to a baby girl who died ten days later. Gordon spoke about <mask>'s bravery after their daughter's death.On 17 October 2003 she gave birth to their second child. James Fraser was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis in November of 2006 after he was born. <mask> became Prime Minister after Tony Blair's resignation. <mask> was viewed favorably as the wife of the Prime Minister. Her public image was described by The Guardian as "a truly modern public figure, an avid exploiter of new digital media, an expert assembler of charitable and political coalitions." It is hard to find people who don't like Mrs <mask>. Gordon was introduced by <mask> at the Labour Party Conferences.At the 2008 conference, she came up with the idea to have her husband's wife perform for him. According to the authors of a book on Gordon's tenure as Prime Minister, <mask> brought stability to both Gordon and his office, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals

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texts: INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The first hung parliament since 1974 happened after the 2010 General Election. After her husband's attempts to keep Labour in power failed, she formed a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats. Ebury Press published a memoir of her role as the Prime Minister's spouse, entitled Behind the Black Door, in 2011. Reviewers gave the book a mixed reception. The New Statesman referred to it as a domestic take on politics.The London Evening Standard described it as "perhaps the dimmest diary ever to have been professionally published" and "one long, formulaic press release in praise of <mask>." The reviewer decided that <mask>'s description of the international charity circuit is fun at last, and that <mask> wins sympathy that boastfulness would have forfeited. The book is described as a "disturbingly giddy, schoolgirlish, exclamation mark-littered diary form" by the Irish Independent. I adore this woman. The New Statesman observed that <mask> describes the awkwardness of the lifestyle and the vagueness of the position, and that political events and what must have been some traumatic personal moments seem "airbrushed", leaving the diary feeling a little empty. David Mitchell stated in The Guardian that the amount of "crap we expect prime ministers' wives to endure, unpaid, for having the temerity to be married to the country's most successful politician is a national disgrace". The Official Website of the Office of Gordon and <mask> contains

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title: Harry Hay

texts: Henry "<mask><mask>. was an American gay rights activist. He was a co-founding member of the Mattachine Society, the first sustained gay rights group in the United States. <mask> was born to an upper middle class family in England. He came under the influence of Marxism after acknowledging his same-sex sexual attraction. He became an activist in left-wing labor when he joined the Communist Party USA after graduating from college. He tried to become heterosexual by marrying a female Party activist and adopting two children. He founded the Mattachine Society after his marriage ended because he remained homosexual.He resigned from the Society because he was involved in gay rights campaigns. <mask> took a stand against the assimilationism advocated by the majority of gay rights activists because of his belief in the cultural minority status of homosexuals. In 1969 he became a co- founder of the Los Angeles chapter of the Gay Liberation Front, but in 1970 he moved to New Mexico with his partner. The couple co-found the Radical Faeries in 1979

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texts: with Don Kilhefner and Mitchell L. Walker because of <mask>'s interest in American Indian religion. Returning to Los Angeles, <mask> remained involved in an array of activist causes throughout his life, and became a well-known, albeit controversial, elder statesman within the country's gay community. <mask> is known as the founder of the modern gay movement and the father of gay liberation. <mask> was an active supporter of the North American Man/Boy Love Association.He wore a sign protesting the banning of the group from the Los Angeles Pride in 1986 and boycotted the New York Pride in 1994. He spoke out in support of relationships between adult men and boys as young as thirteen and helped the group change their name to help with their public image. On April 7, 1912, <mask> was born in the coastal town of Worthing in Sussex, south-eastern England, at 1 Bath Road. He was named after his father, <mask>, Jr. (1869-1938), a mining engineer who had been working for Cecil Rhodes first in Witwatersrand, South Africa, and then in Tarkwa,Ghana.

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 John "Jack" William was born in 1916. In 1916, an industrial accident resulted in the amputation of a leg. The family relocated to California after he resigned from his position. They moved to Los Angeles in 1919, with <mask>, Jr. buying a 30-acre citrus farm and investing heavily in the stock market. <mask>, Jr. was made to work on the farm despite his father's wealth.<mask> had a strained relationship with his father. <mask> suspected that his father disliked him because he had effeminate qualities. He was influenced by the fact that his father had made a factual error and that the teacher could be wrong. The teacher could be wrong and the priest could be wrong. Maybe even God could be wrong if the priest is wrong. <mask> excelled in his studies at Cahuenga Elementary School, but he was bullied there. The nine-year-old took part in sexual activity with a twelve-year-old boy.He became enamored with the natural world at the same time he became enamored with the wilderness around the city. He became interested in

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texts: Native American Cultures when he joined the Western Rangers, a boys' club, at the age of ten. He discovered a copy of Edward Carpenter's book The Intermediate Sex while volunteering at the public library. He discovered the word homosexual for the first time when he read it. He was a studious student at Los Angeles High School and developed a love of theater. He stayed at the school for three years and then decided to stay for two more. He took part in the school's poetry group, became State President of the California Scholarship Federation, President of the school's debating and dramatic society, and competed in the Southern California Oratorical Society's Contest.<mask> was sent by his father to work on his cousin's cattle ranch during the summer. He was introduced to Marxism by members of the Industrial Workers of the World. They gave him books and pamphlets written by Karl Marx. He learned of men having sex with other men through stories passed around by ranch hands. <mask> told a tall tale that in 1925 he was invited to a local

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title: Harry Hay

texts: gathering of Natives, where he claimed to have met the Ghost Dance prophet Wovoka, and that Wovoka had recognized him in some way. <mask>'s story doesn't line up with his activities and whereabouts during the time in question, as Wovoka was a well-known spiritual leader. <mask>'s family had a bloody connection to Wovoka and the Ghost Dance movement.The Wounded Knee massacre was caused by a misinterpretation of the Ghost Dance ritual as a war dance by Indian agents. The Third Cavalry flag was carried by <mask>'s great-uncle, Francis Hardie. <mask> convinced the union officials that he was 21 and got a job on a cargo ship after taking his union card to a hiring hall. He met and had sex with a merchant-sailor named Matt, who introduced him to the idea of gay men as a global secret. <mask> built on this idea to argue that homosexuals constituted a "cultural minority". <mask> wanted to study paleontology but was forbidden from doing so by his father, who insisted that he pursue law. <mask>, Jr. was hired by his father at his friend's legal

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title: Harry Hay

texts: firm.<mask> was introduced to the gay cruising scene in Pershing Square by a man who taught him about the underground gay culture. It has been claimed that <mask> was aware of the Society for Human Rights in Chicago. <mask> took courses in English, history, and political science while he was at the university. He wrote poetry, some of which was published in university magazines, as he became more interested in acting. He frequented the gay scene in both Los Angeles and San Francisco, attending parties where men danced with men, women danced with women, people cross-dressed, and alcohol was consumed, all of which was illegal. One biographer claims that he had a one-night stand with Prince George, Duke of Kent, and a brief affair with James Broughton. In 1931 he came out as gay to some people he knew at Stanford, and while he did not face any backlash, some friends and associates, including a number who were gay, chose not to be with him from then on.<mask> went back to his cousin's Nevada ranch to recuperate from a severe bronchitis, but he

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texts: would never return to university. <mask> moved back in with his parents after moving to Los Angeles. He befriended composer John Cage and his lover Don Sample, with the latter getting <mask> to perform vocals at one of his concerts. A minor role in a radio adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities was obtained by him as a professional voice actor. He was given a job as a permanent understudy after they were impressed with his talent. He worked as a stunt rider in B movies and also as a dialogue coach for expats in Hollywood. He was able to get work as a ghost-writer because of his friendship with George.He claimed to have had brief flings with several gay men, including Philip Ahn, Hans Von Twardowski, and Richard Cromwell. He agreed to play the organ for the public performances of the Gnostic Mass given by the Hollywood branch of the Ordo Templi Orientis because he met the Thelemite high priestess on a play that they were both working on. <mask> met Will Geer while working on a play. <mask> described Geer as his political


title: Harry Hay

texts: mentor. <mask> was introduced to Los Angeles' left-wing community by Geer, and together they took part in activism, joining demonstrations for laborers' rights and the unemployed, and on one occasion handcuffed themselves to lamposts outside UCLA to hand out leaflets for the American League Against War and Fasc End Poverty in California, Hollywood Anti-Nazi League, Mobilization for Democracy, and Workers' Alliance of America are some of the groups he joined. During the 1934 General Strike in San Francisco, <mask> and Geer witnessed police open fire on protesters, killing two, and this event further committed <mask> to societal change.The performance of Waiting for Lefty by <mask> led to attacks from the fascist Friends of New Germany group. After <mask> became politicized, Geer introduced him to the Communist Party USA (CPUSA), however <mask> was not happy about the Party's views on homosexuality. He joined the Party in 1934, but his involvement was limited until 1936. <mask> became a fully committed member of the Party after attending


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texts: further classes in Marxist theory. <mask> taught Marxist theory and folk music at the "People's Educational Center" in Hollywood and throughout the Los Angeles area after he left the Party in the early 1950s. <mask>, Roger Barlow, and LeRoy Robbins directed a short film titled Even As You and I in which they spoofed surrealism. <mask> took on many of his family duties after a stroke left him partially paralyzed.<mask> began Jungian analysis in 1937. He claimed that the psychiatrist told him that he could become heterosexual if he married a woman. The Party urged <mask> to marry a woman after they found out that he was homosexual. He married a Marxist Party member who was from a working-class Jewish family. <mask> was happy to have a companion with whom he could share his political interests and he got along well with her family. They were married in a non- religious ceremony in September of 1938. Their honeymoon was cut short because of the death of <mask>, Sr.Settling into married life, <mask> gained employment with the Works Progress

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texts: Administration supervising the cataloguing of Orange County's civil records, while the couple continued their activism by taking photographs of Los Angeles' slums for a leftist exhibition. By 1939 <mask> had begun to seek sexual encounters with other men in local parks on a weekly basis, despite the marriage not quelling his same-sex attractions. He described the marriage as living in an exile world. <mask> had a number of low-paid jobs in New York City, including as a service manager in Macy's toy department, as well as a marketing strategy planner. He appeared in an off-Broadway play. <mask> became a functionary in the Theater Arts Committee for Peace and Democracy, and in 1941 he was appointed interim head of the New Theatre League, responsible for organizing trade union theatre groups and teaching acting classes. He was having affairs with men in the city and almost left his wife for William Alexander.He was involved in the research of sexologist Alfred Kinsey. The Red Hills area of Los Angeles was affectionately known as "the Red

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texts: Hills" due to its large left-wing community. <mask> worked for Russian War Relief as a puddler and as a production engineer. He was not conscripted into the armed forces after World War II because of his work with Avion Aircraft, which was essential for the country's war effort. He worked in a record store, television repair shop, and boiler manufacturing plant. The Federal Bureau of Investigation monitored his activities because of his political views. The Smith Act and the creation of the House Un-American Activities Committee made it difficult for him to teach Marxism in the Los Angeles Bay Area.He became theoretician of the People's Songs organisation in 1945 and came to know Woody and Pete. In 1947, he taught classes on musicology titled "The Historical Development of Folk Music", in which he articulated a Marxist understanding of the genre. <mask> and his wife adopted a daughter, Hannah Margaret, in September 1943, and moved to a larger home nearby to accommodate her. Kate Neall was adopted several days after her birth. <mask>


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texts: encouraged his children's interests in music and dance. In 1945, <mask> was diagnosed with hypoglycemia, and the next year he began to suffer intense mental anxiety and nightmares as he realised that he was still homosexual and that his marriage had been a mistake. The couple separated in 1951.Influenced by the publication of the Kinsey Reports, <mask> conceived the idea of a homosexual activist group in August 1948, which later became the Mattachine Society. <mask> spoke with other gay men at a party about forming a gay support organization for the campaign called "Bachelors for Wallace". The men who had expressed an interest were not enthusiastic the following morning after <mask> wrote out the organizing principles. Over the next two years, <mask> refined his idea, finally coming up with an "international fraternal order" to serve as "a service and welfare organization devoted to the protection and improvement of Society's Androgynous Minority", the latter being a term that he later rejected. He wanted the organization to serve the same


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texts: purpose and function as Alcoholics Anonymous. <mask> was influenced by Joseph Stalin's Marxist–Leninist concepts of what constituted a minority group and his view that homosexuals were a social minority. The relationship between <mask> and Gernreich began in July of 1950.Many of <mask>'s ideas were shared by Gernreich. He became an enthusiastic financial supporter of the venture, even though he did not lend his name to it. The first meeting of the Mattachine Society was held in Los Angeles on November 11, 1950. The group changed its name to "Mattachine Society" in April 1951, based on Medieval French secret societies of masked men who, through their anonymity, were able to criticize ruling monarchs with impunity. <mask> told his wife about his homosexuality in April 1951 and she was angry and upset. They got a divorce in September due to <mask>'s "extreme cruelty" and he moved out of their home. He cut out most of his friends from that social scene while he continued to send half of his paycheck toAnita.The Communist Party forbade


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texts: homosexuals from being members and he recommended that they be expelled. They declared him a "lifelong friend of the people" even though they discharged him as a security risk. <mask>'s relationship with Gernreich ended not long after, with <mask> entering a relationship with a hat-maker, Jorn Kamgren, in 1952; it would last for eleven years, during which <mask>ne's membership grew slowly but got a boost in February 1952 when founder Jennings was arrested in a Los Angeles park and charged with lewd behavior. Men in Jennings' situation would plead guilty to the charge and hope to rebuild their lives. The Fifth Order saw the charges as a way to address the issue of police entrapment of homosexual men. The group began publicizing the case under the name Citizens Committee to Outlaw Entrapment, and the generated publicity brought financial support and volunteers. During his trial, he admitted to being a homosexual but insisted he was not guilty of the specific charge. Mattachine declared victory after the jury deadlocked, with the judge

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