title: Josh Morgerman

texts: flew to the Bahamas to intercept a Category 5 Hurricane. After staging his chase in Treasure Cay, he chose to ride out the storm at a concrete shelter in Marsh Harbour.On September 1, Morgerman reported that the board was flying off the windows and children were being wrapped in blankets. After he was able to contact the Weather Channel, contact with Morgerman was lost for two days. The strongest storm on record in the Bahamas was made landfall over the Abaco Islands. The school was battering it with the force of a thousand sledgehammers. He and others at the school held furniture against window shutters to keep out the wind. Morgerman and others who were in the school were forced to evacuate to a government building during the calm of the eye of the storm. He had the lowest pressure in his career during the eye.Many residents who were injured during the storm sought refuge in the structure. Morgerman arrived in Nassau by helicopter on September 3 after living in his car for two days. He said that Dorian was the most intense storm he had seen in 28 years of chasing. The docuseries starring Morgerman was announced by UKTV in October. Morgerman's chases across the world were chronicled in the show Hurricane Man. A film crew was with him. The series is produced and distributed by two companies.In addition to following <mask>'s experiences, the show also focuses on victims of the storms, sharing their experiences and how they're dealing with its aftermath. Morgerman felt responsibility for the film crew's safety during his chases. The show aired in the United Kingdom and Australia on the same day. The Science Channel in the United States aired the show on September 15. The first two episodes focus on the effects of Hurricane Michael in Panama City, Florida. People from New York state and Harvard University alumni are


title: Zarqa Nawaz

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian creator and producer for film and television, a published author, public speaker, journalist, and former broadcaster. <mask> was raised in the Toronto area. After completing his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Toronto, <mask> decided to go to medical school. She received a second degree in journalism. She was an associate producer of several CBC Radio programs. The Changing Rituals of Death won multiple awards. After taking a summer film workshop at the Ontario College of Art & Design, she began working as a filmmaker, using comedy to explore the relationships between Muslims and their neighbours in contemporary North America.The goal of her production company, FUNdamentalist Films, is to put the fun back into fundamentalism. According to a 2003 interview with Prairie Dog Magazine, Real Terrorists Don't Bellydance was inspired by movies. She calls it a "terrordy", a cross between a terrorist flick and a comedy. Her use of humor in the television series Little Mosque on the Prairie was so popular that it was broadcast months ahead of its original schedule. Little Mosque on the Prairie is the world's first sitcom about a Muslim community living in the west. The premiere of Little Mosque on the Prairie had the highest ratings ever. The show was nominated for an award at the Directors Guild of Canada Awards.Little Mosque won two awards at the 2007 Roma Fiction Fest. It made its American debut on Hulu in 2012 and is currently on Amazon Prime. The Los Angeles Times said that "Mosque's genius is that the characters relate to viewers all over the world." Me and the Mosque was the inspiration for Little Mosque on the Prairie. She felt that mosques would be run differently if imams were recruited from North America instead of being brought from overseas because of cultural differences. Comedy pilots were sold to ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox Studios after the success of Little Mosque on the Prairie. Laughing All the Way to the

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title: Zarqa Nawaz

texts: Mosque was nominated for the 2015 Stephen Leacock Award.The book was nominated for a number of awards. She pokes fun at Muslims and her Punjabi-Canadian clan with a light touch and great humor. The anecdotes show an immigrant daughter struggling against tradition and sexism. From February 2012 to August 2012 he was an advice columnist for the Globe & Mail. She was the host of The Morning Edition and the anchor of the six o'clock news in the province. She received a Doctor of Divinity for her work in the community. She was inducted into the Brampton Arts Walk of Fame for her contribution to the arts.She started doing stand-up in 2020 and co-created the first Women and Non-Binary Open Mic inRegina where she headlined on opening night at The Cure. In the past, <mask> did weekly open mics at The Cure, and monthly open mics at The Exchange, The Fat Badger, and the Creative City Centre. Zarqa is a new television series in which Nawaz will play a divorced Muslim woman reentering the dating scene. The series is scheduled to premiere in 2022. Jameela Green Ruins Everything will be published in 2022. Zarqa is the mother of four children. Two Muslim brothers are accused of terrorism after their barbecue explodes in their backyard.A young Muslim novelist claims to have received a death threat in order to get her book published. A young man, late for his wedding, turns to the media after being arrested at the airport as a result of racial profiling. A stolen burqa leads to mistaken identity, a career change and true love. A struggling actor inadvertently takes a role as a stereotypical Muslim terrorist in a movie called Real Terrorists Don't Bellydance. Me and the Mosque is a documentary about the role of women in Islam throughout history and in contemporary Canada. Little Mosque on the Prairie is a comedy about Muslims and non-Muslims living in a fictional town. External links include FUNdamentalist Films website, Little Mosque on the Prairie, and Allah is


title: Giuseppe Maria of Palermo

texts: <mask> was an Italian friar belonging to the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin. The process of beatification and canonization is currently underway. The Catholic Church considers him a servant of God. His parents were Nicol, an engineer of civil engineering, andRosa, a housewife, who were born in Palermo on February 1, 1864. At the age of seven, he received his first communion in the church of Saint Francis of Assisi. The death of his mother when he was eleven years old helped to accentuate his restless character. His father tried to get some prestigious colleges in the city to admit him, but he was unsuccessful.Vincenzo began a gradual walk of "conversion" at the age of fifteen, thanks to the friendship and spiritual direction experienced in the San Rocco college. The worship of the Blessed Sacrament became a model for the others as a result of the practices of piety. After obtaining paternal approval, he entered the Archbishop's Seminary of Palermo on June 5, 1881, preceded by the fame of "Converted". During his four years in the Seminary, Vincenzo increased his love for the Eucharist to the point of contriving, through a game of mirrors, a way to see the tabernacle from the hall of physics and so to pray day and night, escaping curious looks. On August 31, 1884, the twenty-year-old seminarian retired, on the advice of his confessor and spiritual director, for two months in the solitude of the Franciscan convent of Baida,


title: Giuseppe Maria of Palermo

texts: then uninhabited, in view of the choice of a religious order to live his spiritual life in The meeting with a young Capuchin friar, returning from the year of novitiate in the friary of Sortino, put an end to his doubts and he chose the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin. Vincenzo left with his brother for Sortino after obtaining his father's permission.On February 14, 1885 he received the dress of the Capuchin novice and the new name: "brother <mask> of Palermo", thus beginning the year of trial. In a letter to his father, <mask> did not hide his joy in wearing the dress of poverty and practicing all the rules of the Capuchin novitiate. As early as November 1885, the young man blamed the symptoms of pneumonia that would lead to his death on the austere standard of living. On January 1, 1886, Brother <mask> of Palermo died in the novitiate convent of the Capuchins. The news of the death of the young Capuchin novice from Palermo spread quickly and many people went to the convent and the church to show their devotion. Fra <mask>'s body was exposed for three days. On Sunday, January 3, 1886 the venerated body was accompanied by friars, clergy and crowds to the city cemetery and on Monday, January 4, they proceeded with the burial in the capuchin tomb.The mortal remains of the novice in fame of holiness rested in the church of the Capuchin friary in Sortino until October 21, 1928. The information process that ended in 1913 was

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title: Giuseppe Maria of Palermo

texts: the result of the persistence of the fama sanctitatis of the young novice brother <mask> of Palermo. The introduction of the cause by the Apostolic Process was approved by Pope Pius X on May 13, 1914. In 2001, the Congregation for the Causes of Saints appointed a rapporteur for the drafting of the Positio super virtutibus. At the request of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, the Archdiocese of Syracuse launched a supplementary inquiry into the holiness of the servant of God on March 3, 2013. The Decree of Legal Validity of the Inquiry was issued by the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. The rapporteur of the Cause is a capuchin.The man is Vincenzo Criscuolo. Vincenzo Diliberto gi alunno del seminario in Palermo letto nelle solenni esequie. Robertus, Un converti de quinze ans, was written by Joseph de Palerme. Fr. Balduinus a Berg. Joseph von <mask>zinernovize was born in 1924. The book was written by Rodolfo Toso d'Arenzano and <mask> da Palermo. Citt Nuova, Roma 1330-1331.Egidio Picucci, La conversione nella vita di <mask> da Palermo, in Santi e santit nell'Ordine cappuccino, vol. The Postulazione Generale dei Cappuccini was published in 1981. Roberto Cuvato wrote La testimonianza della santit. <mask>. was alle pp. External links can be found on the official website: www.fragiuseppemaria.it. <mask> is a member of the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin. <mask> of Palermo was born on Santiebeati in the 19th

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title: Alberto Ruy Sánchez

texts: A Mexican writer and editor was born in Mexico City on December 7, 1951. He writes fiction, non-fiction and poetry. He is the founding publisher of Latin America's leading arts magazine, Artes de Mexico. He has lectured in Europe, Africa, Asia, North America and South America, as well as being a visiting professor at several universities. His work has been praised by a number of people. <mask> and Mara Antonieta Lacy were both born in the northern Mexican state of Sonora. He was the first of five children.The family spent half the year in Mexico City and the other half in northern Mexico. There were long residence periods in Ciudad Obregn, Sonora and Villa Constitucin in the Sonoran desert of Baja California. He had a unique early experience of the desert. When he went to the Sahara for the first time in 1975, he forgot his early childhood experiences. The walled city of Essaouira became a principal setting for most of his novels, as a result of his sudden recollection. In his essay, "The nine gifts that Morocco gave me", he explains that before he went to Morocco for the first time as a teenager, he received a severe humanistic education from Jesuit schools in Mexico. He gained a Baroque idea of the world as a complex reality that can only be fully understood and enjoyed with all the senses.The baroque aim of "listening with the eyes,


title: Alberto Ruy Sánchez

texts: through writing both in the sense of searching for women's desire and in a more spiritual or religious sense. In his statement essay, the author describes his books as "material objects, geometrical compositions that could help people think, feel, understand and improve their lives". In the 70's and 80's, <mask>-Snchez lived in Paris.He received a PhD from the University of Paris after taking writing seminars from his thesis director. From 1984 to 1987 he was the managing editor of the Mexican magazine Vuelta, edited by Octavio Paz. The poet from the Skin is the strangest of Mexican writers, a true cosmopolitan poet telling stories from a territory wider than just a country. The sense that implies all the others is what makes his language the Touch. The Cuban writer said that the author had "invented not only novels but a new way of reading, the way of poetic lightning stroke." Los sueos de la serpiente is a masterpiece according to the historian and essayist. One of the most important books written in Spanish recently.Portuguese, Italian, German, Arabic, Serbian and Turkish are some of the languages that the books have been translated into. One of his books has been published in English. They remain in print as cult favorites. The most prestigious literary recognition in Mexico was awarded to him in 1987. He was a fellow of the John Simon


title: Alberto Ruy Sánchez

texts: Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and a literary essayist at the University of New Mexico. He was decorated by the French Government in 2000 as Officier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. The Honnorary Citizen of Louisville was awarded the highest distinction given by the Governor of Kentucky, "Kentucky Colonel".He was the Chairman of the Creative Non-Fiction Summer Program at the Banff Centre for the Arts from 1999 to 2003 He received a lifetime achievement recognition from The Editor's Guild of Mexico for his work in creating the publishing house Artes de México, a leading cultural project in the Americas. In Mexico City, <mask>-Snchez lives with his wife, historian Margarita De Orellana, and their two children, who were 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 He travels to Mexico as a researcher of diverse Mexican cultures. Novels of 1987 Los nombres del aire. Mark Schafer, San Francisco, City Lights, 1993 wrote an English translation of Mogador.1996. The labios del agua 1998. Agua y Aire. Disco music. 2001.


title: Danny DeVito

texts: He is an American actor, film director, producer, and screenwriter. He won a Golden Globe Award for his portrayal of the taxi dispatcher in the television series Taxi. He plays Frank Reynolds on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The War of the Roses (1989), Batman Returns (1992), and Jack the Bear (1994) are some of the films he has starred in. The Big Fish, When in Rome, and Jumanji: The Next Level are some of the films that have been released. He is best known for his voice roles in films such as Hercules, The Lorax and Smallfoot. He was nominated for a Tony Award for his performance in the Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's The Price.Jersey Films was founded by <mask> and Shamberg. Soon after, she became an equal partner. The production company made films such as Garden State and Freedom Writers. The Comedy Central series Reno 911! was produced by Jersey Television. The 1996 film was based on a children's novel and starred <mask> and his wife. One of the producers was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture. The son of a small business owner and a woman was born in New Jersey.His family consisted of his parents and two older sisters. His family was originally from San Fele, Basilicata, as well as Calabria. He was raised in New Jersey. He was raised as a Catholic. He persuaded his father to send him to boarding school when he was 14 because he wanted to stay out of trouble. His search for a professional makeup instructor led him to the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, where he graduated in 1966. He performed with the Colonnades Theater Lab at the Eugene O'Neil Theater Center.He appeared in plays with his future wife. The 1971 off-Broadway play of the same title was played by <mask> in the 1975 film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest. After his time on the Taxi series ended, <mask> devoted more effort to a growing successful film career, appearing as Vernon Dalhart in the 1983 hit Terms of Endearment, and as the comic rogue in the romantic adventure Romancing

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title: Danny DeVito

texts: the Stone, starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner. In 1986 he starred in Ruthless People, and in 1987 he made his feature-directing debut with Throw Momma from the Train, in which he starred with Billy Crystal and Anne Ramsey. The War of the Roses (1989), which he directed and in which he co-stars, was a reunion with Douglas and Turner. Other work included Other People's Money, as a rival salesman to Richard Dreyfuss' character, and the comedies Junior (1994) and Twins (1988), as well as playing the villain in Tim Burton's Batman Returns (1992). Although generally a comic actor, DeVito expanded into dramatic roles with The Rainmaker, Hoffa, Jack the Bear, and L.A.Heist was a mobster nemesis of Joe Moore. There is an interest in documentaries by <mask>. He started a partnership with ClickStar, a company founded by Morgan Freeman, for which he hosts a documentary channel. He discussed his interest in and ownership of electric vehicles in the documentary Revenge of the Electric Car. In April 2012 he made his West End acting debut as Willie Clark in a Neil Simon play. It played a limited season at the Savoy Theatre in London from May 17 to July 28. He was nominated for a Tony Award for his performance in the Roundabout Theatre Company revival of The Price as Gregory Solomon.The production opened on March 16 for a limited run through May 7 at the American Airlines Theatre. <mask> is a major film and television producer. He received an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture for Gattaca, one of the films he produced. In 1999, he produced and starred in Man on the Moon, a film about the unusual life of his Taxi co-star Andy Kaufman, played by Jim Carrey. The film was a spin-off of the Comedy Central series. Miami and the revival on Quibi were mentioned. The Ratings Game was directed by DeVito.In addition to directing and starring in Throw Momma from the Train, he also directed and starred in The War of the Roses (1989) and Hoffa (1992). Death to Smoochy and Duplex had

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title: Danny DeVito

texts: mixed reviews, but The War of the Roses was a commercial and critical success. The TV movie Queen B was directed by him. Between 2010 and 2011, five of <mask>'s short films were released. The Sound Sleeper, Minestrone, Oh Those Lips, Evil Eye, Poison Tongue, Skin Deep, Nest of vipers, and Curmudgeons are some of the films. In 1977 he played the role of John "John John the Apple" DeAppoliso in a Starsky & Hutch episode. The character of "Louie De Palma" on the hit TV show Taxi was played by <mask>.In 1986, he directed and starred in the black comedy "The Wedding Ring", a season 2 episode of Steven Spielberg's anthology series, where his character acquires an engagement ring for his wife. He slipped the ring on his wife's finger and she was possessed by the ring's former owner. In My Little Pony: The Movie, <mask> voiced the Grundle King. In The Earth Day Special, he played the role of a couple who commented on the state of the environment. In 1991, and 1992, <mask> Powell. "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" There is a show called The Simpsons.He provided the voice of Mr. Swackhammer in Space Jam. He was the voice of Philoctetes in Hercules in 1997. The last Saturday Night Live episode was hosted by <mask> in 1999. He was nominated four times for Outstanding Supporting actor in a Comedy for Taxi, including a 1981 win, and earned a 2004 nomination for Outstanding Guest actor in a Comedy Series for an episode of Friends. He joined the cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia as Frank Reynolds. The actor received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He voiced the title character in an animated version of The Lorax.He voicedHerb for the third time on "The Changing of the Guardian" episode of The Simpsons. He appeared in an advertisement for Angry Birds Friends. Following the Japanese release of the Nintendo 3DS game Detective Pikachu, dedicated Pokémon fans submitted a 40,000-signature petition requesting that <mask> be the English voice actor for the title character. He was not

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texts: interested in auditioning for the role because he was not familiar with the franchise. In the music video for One Direction's song "Steal My Girl", a fictional version of <mask> appeared. He produced and directed the short film Curmudgeons. The anthology comic "Gotham City Villains" featured a story about the Penguin and Catwoman.Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia is a rare genetic disorder that affects bone growth. The Shrinking Bride was a single performance of which <mask> was a part. They were married on January 28, 1982. They have three children, Lucy, Grace, and Jacob. They have acted together several times, including in the television show Taxi and the feature film, where they played the parents of a young girl. After 30 years of marriage and 40 years together, they separated in October 2012 and reconciled in March. They separated for a second time in March of last year, but did not intend to file for divorce.In her interview with Andy Cohen, she said that she and <mask> have become closer friends than they were as a couple. The 14,579 square foot house in Beverly Hills, California, that was purchased by <mask> and Perlman in 1994, was sold for US$ 24 million in April 2015. They own a multi-residence compound on Broad Beach in Malibu and a bungalow near Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Jonathan Demme is a member of the steering committee of the Friends of the Apollo, which supports a theater in Ohio. The restaurant called DeVito South Beach in Miami Beach, Florida, closed in 2011. <mask> is a democrat and a supporter of sanders. Filmography <mask>'s film career began in the early 1970s.As an actor, producer and director, <mask> has a large and varied body of work. He has been nominated for many awards, including Academy awards, Creative Arts Emmy awards, Golden Globe awards, Primetime Emmy awards, Producers Guild awards, Screen Actors Guild awards and Tony awards. He was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2011. <mask>'s Guest DJ Set can be found on

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title: Linet Masai

texts: <mask> is a professional long-distance runner who competes in track and cross country running events. She won the gold medal in the 10,000 metres at the World Championships. At the 2008 Summer Olympics, <mask> set a world junior record for the 10,000 metres and was fourth in the final. After Elvan Abeylegesse tested positive for a banned steroid in a retest of her sample, she was awarded the olympic bronze medal. She was runner-up three times in a row at the World Cross Country Championships. At the 2011 World Championships in athletics, she won her second world track medal, taking third in the 10,000 m. She is the fourth born out of ten children.She graduated from Bishop Okiring Secondary school in 2005. She started running in 2005 after her older brother won 5000 and 10000 metres at the African Junior Championships. Dennis, Ndiema and Magdaline are also runners. Ben Jipcho is their distant uncle, while John Barasa <mask> is their father. The training camp is in Kaptagat. She won the women's junior race at the World Cross Country Championships. She missed out on a ticket to the World Championships 5000 metres race after finishing fourth at the trials.She achieved two fourth places at the world athletics final, 3000 and 5000 metres. Her breakthrough year was 2008. She won a bronze medal in the senior race at the 2008 World Cross Country Championships. She finished third in the 10,000 metres at the Olympics in a world junior record of 30:26.50 minutes. The previous record was set by Huina Xing of China. <mask> held the previous record of 30:30.26 and it was set in 2005. In August 2009, <mask> narrowly

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title: Linet Masai

texts: defeated Meselech Melkamu of Ethiopia in the final of the 10,000 metres at the 2009 IAAF World Championships in athletics, his national record stood for less than a year.Tirunesh Dibaba was out due to an injury. She won the Race Results Weekly Female Runner of the Year award in 2009. She began the build up to her 2010 World Cross Country campaign with victories at the Cross Internacional de Llodio and Cross Internacional de Soria. Her dominance of the Spanish circuit was demonstrated by a win at the Cross Internacional de Itlica. She began to build up a lead in the final lap at the 2010 World Cross Country Championships. However, Emily Chebet overtook her with a sprint finish to the race, leaving <mask> as the runner-up for the second time in as many years. She made her debut at the NYRR New York Mini 10K later that year.The road running event was won by <mask> in a time of 30:48. In August she signed up for the Women's 5K Challenge in London and easily beat Sylvia Kibet to win the race. She entered the 10,000 m at the 2010 African Championships in athletics but Tirunesh Dibaba defended her title. She finished third at the Memorial van Damme as Cheruiyot won the inaugural event title. She won the Cross de l'Acier in November. She was the women's winner at the Great Edinburgh Cross Country in January 2011, but had to settle for second behind Cheruiyot at the Cross de Itlica. She set her eyes on the world title after defeating Cheruiyot at the Kenyan Cross Country Championships.At the 2010 World Cross Country Championships, Masai was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Art Spiegelman

texts: <mask> is an American cartoonist, editor, and comics advocate best known for his graphic novel Maus. From 1992 to 1992 he was a contributing artist for The New Yorker, and his work as co-editor on the comics magazines Arcade and Raw has been influential. He is married to an editor and the father of a writer. In the 1960s and 1970s, he co-created parodic series such as Garbage Pail Kids and Wacky Packages, which were his main financial support for two decades. He gained prominence in the underground comix scene in the 1970s with short, experimental, and often autobiographical work. In 1977 a selection of these strips appeared in the collection Breakdowns, after which Spiegelman focused on the book-length Maus, about his relationship with his father, a Holocaust survivor. The book took 13 years to create and depicts Germans as cats, Jews as mice, and ethnic Poles as pigs.It won a Pulitzer Prize in 1992 and has gained a reputation as a pivotal work. The edited issues of Raw were from 1980 to 1991. Several foreign cartoonists were introduced to the English-speaking comics world because of the oversized and graphics magazine. Spiegelman left to work on In the Shadow of No Towers, about his reaction to the September 11 attacks in New York, after working for The New Yorker. Spiegelman believes in comics literacy. As an editor, a teacher, and a lecturer, Spiegelman has promoted better understanding of comics. Spiegelman's parents were Polish Jews.His father's name was Zeev ben Avraham. Wadek was a diminutive of his Polish name, Wadysaw. He Anglicized his name to William when he arrived in the United States. His mother's


title: Art Spiegelman

texts: name was Hannah. After immigrating to the United States, she changed her name to Anna. The spellings "Vladek" and "Anja" were used in the book to make it easier for Americans to pronounce. "mirror man" is the name of the surname Spiegelman.<mask> was born at the age of six, but his father died before he was a year old. Spiegelman's parents sent their son to stay with an aunt they thought would be safe during the Holocaust. In 1943, the aunt poisoned herself and two other family members in order to prevent the Nazis from taking them to the camps. After the war, the Spiegelmans searched orphanages all over Europe in the hopes of finding their son. He felt unable to compete with an ideal brother who never threw or got in any kind of trouble, as he had a sort of sibling rivalry with his "ghost brother". Only 13 survivors of the Holocaust are known to have survived the beginning of World War II. Spiegelman was born in Sweden on February 15, 1948.He and his parents moved to the US in 1951. After immigration, his name was registered as <mask>, but he changed his name to <mask>. The family relocated to Rego Park, Queens, New York City, in 1957. He started cartooning in 1960, copying the style of his favorite comic books. In the early 1960s, he contributed to early fanzines such as Smudge, and in 1962 he produced a Mad-inspired fanzine. He sold his artwork to the original Long Island Press and other outlets when he was in high school. He was offered the chance to produce a syndicated comic strip.This commercial opportunity was turned down because he was dedicated to the idea of art as expression. He attended the High

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title: Art Spiegelman

texts: world of artistic and literary culture. The work in Arcade was short and concerned with experimentation. Art from ages past, as well as contemporary literary pieces, were introduced by Arcade. Most of the editorial work for Arcade was put on the shoulders of Griffith and his wife, Diane Noomin, in 1975, when Spiegelman moved back to New York City. The magazine's demise was caused by distribution problems and retailer indifference.He swore he wouldn't edit another magazine. Franoise Mouly, an architectural student on a hiatus from her studies at the Beaux-Arts in Paris, arrived in New York in 1974. She was looking for comics to practice reading English. Ken Jacobs introduced Mouly and <mask> to him, but they didn't get to know each other very well. He moved to New York later in the year. The two ran across each other. She wanted to contact him after reading "Prisoner on the Hell Planet".They had an eight-hour phone call. She had to return to France to finish her architecture course. The man introduced the woman to the world of comics and helped her find work as a colorist. After returning to the U.S. in 1977, Mouly ran into visa problems, which the couple solved by getting married. The couple took yearly trips to Europe to explore the comics scene, and brought back European comics to show to their circle of friends. There was a large collection of Spiegelman's experimental strips called Breakdowns in 1977. 30% of the print run was unusable due to printing errors, an experience that motivated Mouly to gain control over the printing process.She bought a printing press for her loft and took courses in offset printing


title: Art Spiegelman

texts: Party, which was included in the CD-ROM version of The Complete Maus. The essay " Getting in Touch With My Inner Racist" was written by Spiegelman. Ted Rall, a political cartoonist, was upset by the influence of Spiegelman in New York cartooning circles. In "The King of Comix", an article in The Village Voice, Rall accused Spiegelman of the power to make or break a cartoonist's career in New York, while denigrating him as a guy with one great book in him.Rall launched a defamation suit against Danny Hellman after he sent a forged email under Rall's name. Hellman published a benefit book to cover his legal costs, which was followed by a back-cover cartoon in which he relieved himself on a Rall-shaped urinal. <mask>'s first children's book, Open Me...I'm a Dog, was published in 1997 and features a narrator who tries to convince readers that it is a dog. There were contributions from Raw alumni and children's book authors in the edited issues of Little Lit. The World Trade Center site was known as "Ground Zero" after the September 11 attacks. After the attacks, Spiegelman and his wife rushed to their daughter's school, where their daughter was afraid of the situation. The cover of the September 24 issue of The New Yorker is black at first glance, but it shows the silhouettes of the World Trade Center towers in a slightly darker shade of black.The silhouettes were positioned so that the North Tower's antenna broke into the New Yorkers logo. The towers were printed in black on a slightly darker black field using standard four-color printing ink with an overprinted clear varnish. When the magazine was tilted toward a


title: Art Spiegelman

texts: schools.As co-editor of Raw, he helped propel the careers of younger cartoonists, such as Chris Ware, and published the work of his school of visual arts students. Some of the work published in Raw was turned into class assignments. He said he was on the left side of the secular-fundamentalist divide and a 1st amendment absolutist. The supporter of free speech is opposed to hate speech laws. The issue of the Muhammad cartoons in the Jyllands-Posten was banned from Indigo–Chapters stores in Canada. The American media refused to publish the cartoons they reported on at the time of the Charlie Hebdo shooting. He considers himself a "Zionist", neither pro- nor anti-Zionist, and has called Israel a sad, failed idea.He said he was not religious, but identified with the "alienated diaspora culture of Kafka and Freud". <mask>'s work can be found over the comics medium as well as his body of work. James Campbell considered the work that popularized it to be the work that was the first to do autobiography in comics. The amount of critical literature written about the book far outstrips that of any other work of comics. It has been looked at from many different viewpoints, most often by those with little knowledge of the history of comics. While Maus has been credited with lifting comics from popular culture into the world of high art in the public imagination, criticism has tended to ignore its deep roots in popular culture, roots that Spiegelman has intimate familiarity with and has devoted considerable time to promote. Chris Ware and his former student Scott McCloud were influenced by the belief that comics are best


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texts: expressed in a diagrammatic manner.The September 11-themed New Yorker cover placed sixth on the American Society of Magazine Editors' list of the top ten magazine covers of the previous 40 years. Marjane Satrapi is one of the many cartoonists who have taken up the graphic novel as a means of expression. <mask>'s Maus was a ZDF–BBC documentary. The documentary Comic Book Confidential featured many of the Raw artists. The documentary Serious Comics: <mask> was produced for WNYC-TV in 1994. The Simpsons had a comic book writer play himself in an episode called "Husbands and Knives" in 2007. The Art of Spiegelman, a European documentary, appeared in 2010 and later in English under the title The Art of Spiegelman.The Playboy Editorial Award was for Lucca, Italy, for Foreign Author. The Special Prize for Maus was given by the Max & Moritz Prize. The French government was one of the "Top 100 Most Influential People" in 2005, and Time magazine was one of the "Top 100 Most Influential People" in 2011. Co-Mix: A Retrospective of Comics, Graphics, and Scraps was written by MetaMaus and Street Cop was written by Robert Coover. American people of Polish-Jewish descent and High School of Art and Design alumni won the Grand Prix de la ville

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title: Felice Herrig

texts: <mask> is an American kickboxer, Muay Thai fighter, and mixed martial artist who competes in the UFC in the strawweight division. <mask> was born in Illinois. She had a younger brother who died of cancer at the age of two. MMA was <mask>'s career after she practiced kickboxing and Muay Thai. <mask> graduated from high school. Herrig held a professional kickboxing record before moving to mixed martial arts. She is ranked number 2 in the world in the pro women's Muay Thai division.<mask> won the International Kickboxing Federation Pro Muay Thai United States title as a pro kickboxer. She won the title in Chicago, Illinois, US, when she defeated her opponent by a unanimous decision. She was a two-time winner of the International Kickboxing Federation Open Tournament. On August 21, 2005, <mask> became the 2005 IKF North American Classic amateur full contact rules bantamweight tournament champion when she defeated Terri French of Little Rock, Arkansas, by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards. On July 30, 2006 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, US, <mask> defended her IKF Tournament Title at the 2006 IKF World Classic when she defeated Stacy Chung of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada by unanimous decision 29-28 on all 3 judges cards. She competed in the World Combat League with the St. Louis Enforcers. In 2007, <mask> appeared on Fight Girls and won her fight in Thailand against a champion Thai fighter.She was going to appear on a show about women's MMA called the Ultimate Women Challenge. On

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texts: woman at XFC 17: Apocalypse. She won by a unanimous decision. On August 3, 2012 <mask> faced Simona Soukupova. She defeated Soukupova.On December 14, 2012 <mask> was supposed to return to Bellator to face Gutierrez again. On December 1st, <mask> competed in a second fight against a different opponent, after Gutierrez withdrew from the fight. She won the fight. <mask> competed against Heather Clark at Bellator 94. She won the fight. The fight ended controversially as <mask> yelled celebration in her opponent's face and Clark hit her with a backhand punch. <mask> retaliated with a punch of her own.On August 13, it was announced that <mask> had signed a multi-fight deal with Invicta Fighting Championships. She lost the fight by unanimous decision against Tecia Torres at Invicta FC 7. The UFC signed <mask> along with ten other strawweight fighters to compete in season 20 of The Ultimate Fighter, which will crown the first ever UFC women's strawweight champion. Anthony Pettis was the sixth fighter to go to him. She faced Heather Jo Clark again in the preliminary round of the tournament. The fight was decided by a unanimous decision. She was defeated by Randa Markos in the quarterfinals of the competition.Herrig's first fight after The Ultimate Fighter was against Lisa Ellis. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Manuel Belgrano

texts: The name of the Argentine economist, lawyer, politician, journalist, and military leader is usually referred to as <mask>. He created the flag of Argentina during the Argentine Wars of Independence. He is one of the main Libertadores of the country. <mask> was the fourth child of an Italian businessman and his wife. Around the time of the French Revolution, he came into contact with the ideas of the Age of Enlightenment. After returning to the Viceroyalty of the Ro de la Plata, he tried to promote some of the new political and economic ideals, but found resistance from local peninsulars. He worked towards greater independence for his country from the Spanish colonial regime after being rejected.During the time the Spanish King Ferdinand VII was imprisoned during the Peninsular War, he tried to promote Carlota Joaquina to become a regent ruler for the Viceroyalty. The May Revolution removed the viceroy from power. After the ousting, he was elected as a voting member of the Primera Junta. He was a delegate for the Junta. His troops were defeated at two battles. After he was defeated, the campaign started the chain of events that led to the independence of the country. He retreated to the vicinity of Rosario to fortify it against a possible royalist attack.He created the flag of Argentina. Because of slow communications, the First Triumvirate did not approve the flag, but Belgrano would only learn of that many weeks later. The entire population of Jujuy Province was evacuated to San Miguel de Tucumn because Belgrano knew he was at a strategic disadvantage against the royalist armies. His counter-offensive at the Battle of Tucumn resulted in a key strategic victory, and it was followed

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texts: by a complete victory over the royalist army of Po Tristn at the Battle of Salta. The Second Triumvirate ordered his replacement as Commander of the Army of the North by the newly arrived José de San Martn because of his deeper incursions into Upper Per. The national war flag was approved by the Asamblea del Ao XIII. <mask> and Rivadavia went on a diplomatic mission to Europe to seek support for the revolutionary government.He took part in the Congress of Tucumn, which declared Argentine Independence. He supported the plan to create a monarchy with a descendant as head of state. The proposal was strongly rejected by the delegates from Buenos Aires. The national flag of Tucumn was approved by the Congress. <mask> took command of the Army of the North again, but this time he was focused on protecting San Miguel de Tucumn from royalist advances. The Army was moved southwards when Buenos Aires was about to be invaded by Artigas and Lpez. On June 20, 1820, Belgrano died.According to reports, his last words were: "Ay, Patria ma!" My country! His father's house was where he was born on June 3, 1770. The modern names of those streets are "Belgrano", "Defensa", and "Bolvar". One of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the city was where the Belgranos lived. On the following day, <mask> was christened at the Metropolitan Cathedral. He was considered a criollo, a social class below the Peninsulars, when he was born in the Americas.His father was from Imperia, Italy. His maternal and paternal last names were Pérez and <mask>, respectively, and they were both related to good cereal production. He changed his name to Domingo as well. He was an Italian merchant who was authorized by the King of Spain

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texts: to move to the Americas. The establishment of the Commerce Consulate of Buenos Aires was promoted by his son. <mask>'s mother was born in Santiago del Estero, Argentina. After the Escaladas, the family was the second richest.Four of their sons died. <mask> Pérez arranged for his four daughters to marry merchants who would become his trusted agents in the Banda Oriental, Misiones Province, and Spain. Carlos José and José Gregorio joined the army after their father became a canon at the local cathedral. His brother Francisco José Mara de Indias continued the family business even though he was meant to follow in his father's footsteps. <mask> completed his first studies at the San Carlos school, where he learned Latin, philosophy, logic, physics, metaphysics, and literature. Domingo was able to send his two sons to study in Europe because of his success as a merchant. He expected them to study commerce, but they decided to study law.Even books deemed as heretical, excepting the astrological and obscene books, were allowed to be studied by Belgrano. Montesquieu, Rousseau, and Filangieri were authors who were forbidden in Spain. There were heated discussions about the French Revolution when <mask> was studying in Spain. The principles of equality and freedom, the universal scope of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, and criticism of the divine right of kings were constant topics of debate. The supporters of these ideas thought that Spain should be remade under similar principles, and the critics of such thought were rejected as tyrants or proponents of outdated ideas. The Spanish Enlightenment still respected religion and the monarchy, but it was slightly different

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texts: from the French one. <mask> remained a strong Catholic and monarchist despite the new influences.Living languages, political economy, and public rights were studied by <mask>. Pedro Rodrguez de Campomanes was one of the authors that influenced him the most. The Spanish translation of Quesnay's book was called "Maxis générales de gouvernement economique d'un royaume agricole". The public good and popular prosperity were some of the ideas that he was most interested in. He was interested in the idea that new wealth came from nature, that agriculture was an economic activity that generated more income than one needed, and that the state should not interfere with it. South America had a lot of natural resources and strict state interventionism. The viceroyalty of the Ro de la Plata could be applied to the principles of Adam Smith.Fernando Galliani, who promoted the study of particular cases over theoric generalisations, and Antonio Genovesi, who believed in moderate intervention by the state, influenced the development of this approach. <mask> was president of an Academy within the University of Salamanca devoted to Roman legislation, forensic practice and political economy. Before the revolution in 1810, the Maximas del Gobierno agricultor had a wide readership in Argentina. Belgrano preferred a combination of the ideas of the physiocrats and the neomercantilist thought by Antonio Genovesi. This was the economic model that could support Argentina's independence. He was driven by his vision of imperial partnership and drafted a well-known representacion to the Crown of 1793. On June 3, 1794, Don Diego de Garquido elected Belgrano as "perpetual secretary" of the Commerce Consulate of

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texts: Buenos Aires, a new local institution which dealt with commercial and industrial issues in the name of the crown.In Argentina, this date is known as Economist Day. He would stay in this office until 1812 and deal with commercial disputes. He made a lot of efforts to improve education because he didn't have enough freedom to make big changes in the economic system. He believed that the best way to promote industrialisation was through education, and that the true wealth of countries was human ingenuity. The committee members of the consulate were all merchants with strong interests in the monopolic commerce with Cadiz. He was influenced by free trade ideas. <mask> thought that the merchant must have freedom to buy where he can be best accommodated, and it's natural that he does where he is supplied with the best price to be able to earn the best profit.The proposals were rejected by the committee. The Geometry and Drawing Academy, the Commerce School, and the Nautical School were all created by Belgrano. He created the Commerce School to influence future merchants to work towards the best interests of the nation, and the nautical and drawing ones to provide the youth with prestigious and lucrative careers. Belgrano could easily supervise the development of the schools because they were located next to the Consulate. The Spanish monarchy closed the schools after three years because they considered them an unnecessary luxury. It was thought that Buenos Aires wouldn't be able to maintain them. <mask> tried to promote the production of linen and hemp, following the example of his friend, Martn de Altolaguirre.He wanted to have control over the price of wheat. In order to promote its

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texts: commercial potential, he tried to make leather recognised as a product of the country. None of the proposals were accepted. He designed a system to reward achievements that would boost the local economy. Nobody met the requirements for the system to work and no prize was ever given. The first newspaper of the city was created by him. He edited over two hundred issues.The newspaper was closed in 1802 because of conflicts with the authorities of the viceroyalty, who did not like the criticisms made in it or the jokes and parodies. He worked at the Semanario de Agricultura. He used the newspaper to explain his ideas of manufacturing and exporting finished goods, avoiding luxury goods or raw materials that could be produced locally, and owning a merchant navy. The philosophy of history, geography and statistics was the subject of the newspaper. Essays were written about many revolutionary principles. During his time in Europe, <mask> caught a sexually transmitted disease. This sickness forced him to take long leaves from his work in the consulate, and to suggest his cousin Juan José Castelli, who had similar ideas, as a possible replacement during his leaves.The approval of Castelli was delayed by the committee members. The captain of the urban militias in 1797 was appointed by the viceroy Pedro de Portugal, who was instructed by Spain to prepare defences against a British or Portuguese attack. <mask> was no longer interested in pursuing a military career after working in the consulate. The Viceroy asked for a militia to counter a British attack, but he didn't pay much attention to it. The first British invasion of the River Plate took place when William Carr Beresford arrived with


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texts: 1,600 men. As soon as he heard the warning, Belgrano moved to the fortress and gathered as many men as possible to join him in the fighting. After a single British cannon shot scattered his panicked men, Belgrano ordered them to abandon as most of them lacked any formal training.He regretted not having the most basic knowledge of militia work. Spanish authorities were asked to pledge their loyalty to the British crown after they captured the city. The others did not agree that the members of the consulate should leave the city and join the viceroy. They accepted the British request, but Belgrano refused to do so. He wanted either our old master or no master at all. He escaped from Argentina and sought asylum at the chapel of Mercedes in the Banda Oriental. The British Army was defeated by a force under the direction of Santiago de Liniers.The whole city was prepared for the possibility that the British would come back. After the reconquest, Belgrano put himself under the control of Liniers. He started to study military strategy after he was appointed sergeant of thePatricians. After some disagreements with other officials, he resigned as sergeant and served again under the command of Liniers. There was a new British attack in July. He was a field assistant to the division commanded by Balbiani. Belgrano stopped his military studies after the British came to power.He had an interview with a British officer who proposed British support for an independentist movement. <mask> suspected that Britain might withdraw their support if they were distracted by events in Europe and that the revolutionaries would be powerless against the Spanish. The Carlotist political movement in the Rio de


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texts: la Plata was a response to recent developments in Europe, where Spain was at war with France. The Spanish king Ferdinand VII was deposed and imprisoned and the Frenchman Joseph Bonaparte was appointed King of Spain by the French victors. The legitimacy of the new king was rejected by all parties, leading to a partial power vacuum in the viceroyalty. The Carlotist movement was to replace the authority of the deposed king with that of Carlota Joaquina, sister of Ferdinand. The project was supported to achieve more independence for Spanish colonies in the New World.<mask> convinced many independentists to join him in the project, such as Nicols Rodrguez Pea and Juan José Paso. Strong resistance was found by the project. Carlotism was used to hide Portuguese expansionism as Carlota was married to John VI, a prince of Portugal. Carlota had different political ideas than her supporters, but she wanted to keep the power of the monarchy. The project was forgotten by the year 1810. A new viceroy arrived from Europe. Liniers had been confirmed as viceroy by a Spanish king and Belgrano wanted to convince him of the benefits of the Carlotist plan.Cisneros was appointed by the Junta of Seville. Liniers gave command to Cisneros without resistance. <mask> persuaded the new viceroy to allow him to edit a newspaper. This allowed him to discuss the development of the newspaper with other revolutionary leaders. He supported Cisneros when he allowed foreign trade at the port, but it was strongly rejected by Spanish merchants. The Representation of the Hacendados was written by the lawyer, who convinced Cisneros to keep the free foreign trade. Some historians think that the essay was actually <mask>'s


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texts: work, or that it was written by another person.<mask> may not have been able to present such a work himself because he held a political office and because of his past opposition to Cisneros. In April 1810, <mask> quit his job in the Consulate and moved to the countryside. He received a letter from his friends asking him to return to Buenos Aires and join the revolutionary movements. The Peninsular War was not going well for Spain and by May 1810 a ship arrived with the news that the Junta of Seville had been dissolved. Without a recognised Spanish king or the Junta that had appointed Cisneros, many people thought the viceroy no longer had authority. Cisneros tried to hide the news by gathering all the newspapers from the ship, but <mask> and Castelli were able to get one. The European developments were explained by Cisneros.The members of the Carlotist party decided to replace the viceroy with a junta despite giving up their original idea. They waited for the news of Spain's defeat to take action. <mask> and Saavedra, representing the military and the intellectuals, got an interview with Cisneros to request an open cabildo, but without an answer. The military leaders refused to support Cisneros because his viceroyalty lacked legitimacy. Cisneros finally accepted after the patriots insisted on their request. Cisneros would keep his word after a huge demonstration the following day. The open cabildo was held on 22 May with all political leaders present and armed men ready to invade the cabildo if the peninsulars tried to disrupt it.He supported his cousin's position that Spanish America was subject to the King of Spain but not to Spain itself. <mask> was among the supporters of the

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texts: proposal, which was coupled with the one of Saavedra. The proposal for the removal of Cisneros and the creation of a government junta prevailed over the others. The cabildo created a junta with Cisneros as its president to keep him in power despite the result. This was rejected by the people. The Junta was dissolved on 25 May and replaced by the Primera Junta. Many local politicians, including <mask>, were included in this junta.<mask> stated in his book that he did not know he was in the junta, and that his appointment took him by surprise. He accepted the role. They were expecting to use the government to change the social order. One of his first decisions was to make a Maths Academy in the building of the consulate to teach the military. Belgrano was appointed to protect it. The execution of Liniers and other counter-revolutionaries was supported by him. Some historians think he would have promoted the creation of the Operations plan, a secret document written by Moreno that set harsh ways for the junta to achieve its goals, while others think the whole document is a literary forgery.Some people think that some paragraphs or the whole document may have been written by a group of people. Three months after the creation of the Primera Junta, the Chief Commander of an army was sent to gather support at Corrientes, Santa Fe, and the Banda Oriental. His goal was made more specific a few days later. The Junta was told a small army would suffice to take control of the patriotic party. <mask> went to Asuncion with two goals in mind: get acknowledgment for the Junta in Asuncion or promote a new government that would stay in friendly terms with Buenos Aires. On July 24, a general assembly


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texts: in Asuncin decided to reject the Junta of Buenos Aires and pledge their loyalty to the Regency Council of Spain. The men were going to gather at the end of the Paran River.The Junta sent reinforcements of two hundred soldiers after the Blandengues soldiers from San Nicols and Santa Fe joined them. Most of the population welcomed the army with donations and new recruits. The army consisted of infantry and cavalry, divided into four divisions, each with one piece of artillery. The army stopped at Curuz Cuati at the end of October to solve the border conflict between Corrientes and Yapeyu. The urban layout around the chapel and school was organised by him. <mask> took measures to benefit the natives that were living in missions after the army arrived at the coast of Paran. As speaker of the Junta, he gave them full civil and political rights, granted lands, and lifted their restriction on taking public or religious office.The Junta wanted to seek authorization for such changes in the future. The army moved to Candelaria, which was used as a base for the attack. The Paran River was an effective natural barrier for the governor of Asuncin to use against Belgrano. It would be very difficult for the army to retreat because of the swamp, hills, rivers, and lakes. On December 19th, several boats crossed the Parana and a task force of 54 soldiers were forced to flee. Despite being greatly outnumbered, <mask> ordered an attack on Velazco's army, trusting in the moral strength of his soldiers. When the Battle of Paraguar began, the patriots briefly held the upper hand, but eventually Velazco prevailed.Even though 10 deaths and 120 soldiers were taken prisoner, <mask> wanted to continue the


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texts: fight. The combined armies of Yegros and Cabaas watched the army leave for Tacuar. <mask> had barely four hundred soldiers, while those two armies had nearly three thousand. They were attacked during the Battle of Tacuar. <mask> refused to surrender despite being outnumbered and losing a fight. He rearranged the men and ordered his secretary to burn his papers to prevent them from falling into enemy hands. Belgrano arranged for the soldiers to fire for a long time.<mask> told Cabaas that he had arrived to help and not to conquer and that he would leave the province. Cabaas accepted because the remaining group must leave within a day. It was a complete military defeat for <mask>. The aftermath of the conflict led to the creation of a local junta and the declaration of independence from Spain. After the rule of José Gaspar Rodrguez de Francia, Paraguay broke ties with Buenos Aires and stayed isolated. The First Triumvirate of Argentina created a flag after the defeat in Tacuar. They wanted him to fight the royalists in the Oriental and return to the city to be judged for the defeats.No charges were made against him. The troops did not accept him and started the Braids Mutiny. The Triumvirate requested that he fortify Rosario against possible royalist attacks. "Independence" and "Libertad" are the batteries created by Belgrano. The cockade of Argentina was approved by the Triumvirate after he realized that both patriots and royalists were fighting in the same colors. The House of Bourbon is thought to be the reason for the colors. The flag with the same colors was created by Belgrano in 1812.He went to Yatasto to replace Pueyrredon in the Army of the North. He found demoralised


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texts: officials, nearly 1,500 soldiers, and no money. The officials were <mask>, Gregorio Aroz de Lamadrid, Cornelio Zelaya, José Mara Paz, Diego Balcarce, and Eustaquio Daz Vélez. The cities were more hostile to the Army than they were to Belgrano. Belgrano disobeyed the orders of the royalist general and Salta was menaced by him. He created a military tribunal and improved the hospital at Campo Santo in Salta. He moved to Jujuy because he didn't have the resources to launch an attack on Upper Per.Belgrano was unaware that the First Triumvirate did not approve of the use of the flag. He had the flag blessed by the priest at Salta on the second anniversary of the May Revolution. He put the flag away when he found out it wasn't approved. He said that he was keeping it for a victory. Three months later Po Tristn advanced in the north with more than three thousand men. The entire population of the city of Jujuy would have to retreat with the army and not leave anything that might be of value to the royalists. A proper formation of columns gave them a victory against a task force of 500 men during the Battle of Las Piedras.The First Triumvirate thought that retreating to Cordoba without fighting would mean the loss of the northern provinces. He was persuaded by the people of San Miguel de Tucumn to make a stand. By that time, his forces had increased to nearly 1,800 soldiers, but still less than the 3,000 at his command. He won the Battle of Tucumn. The First Triumvirate was replaced by the Second Triumvirate. The Assembly of Year XIII was supposed to be called after the Second Triumvirate took power, but it didn't happen because of disagreements between the members. The blue and white flag


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texts: was allowed to be used as the flag of the Army of the North.He provided assistance to the troops. The infantry was fighting a large cavalry. They captured the city of Tucumn through <mask>'s reinforcements. After the defeat in Tucumn, Tristn garrisoned at the city of Salta with 2,500 men. <mask> was going to gather 4,000 men and march up to the border of the Viceroyalty of Lima with the help of the government. The Battle of Salta, the first battle with the new approved banner, was a decisive victory, ending with the capitulation of Po Tristn and all of his army. The royalist advance into the central territory was stopped by these victories.<mask>'s campaign is considered to be the decisive one because of the number of colonialist invasions. <mask> set up a base in Potos with an army of 2,500 men to prepare an attack on Upper Peru. Goyeneche was replaced by Joaqun de la Pezuela. The previous campaign of Juan José Castelli left a bad impression on the people. Good relations were started with the natives by Belgrano. The royalists were to be attacked from the front and the sides with the help of the armies of Crdenas and Zelaya. The armies were close to 3,500 men.The royalists gained an important advantage by defeating Crdenas and getting possession of his papers, which gave them insight into the patriotic plans. <mask> was taken by surprise at Vilcapugio and gained the upper hand against the royalist troops. Pezuela reorganised his forces and won the battle when he saw that the patriotic armies were not following. There were very few survivors. Belgrano said that the soldiers had lost the battle. During our triumph, we went to the enemy ranks. It does not matter.The flag of the


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texts: nation is still flying! After gathering his army at Macha, where he received reinforcements from Cochabamba, <mask> was ready for another engagement with Pezuela. <mask> was defeated by the royalists at Potos and was forced to withdraw his army from there to Jujuy. The Second Triumvirate sent José de San Martn to take the command of the Army of the North, with <mask> as his second in command. San Martn would send his own soldiers to reinforce the battle-weary Army of the North. San Martn traveled to the rendezvous as quickly as possible because of Belgrano's illness. San Martin was given full freedom to implement changes by Belgrano.San Martn refused to send Belgrano because of his poor health, despite being requested by the Second Triumvirate and later the Supreme Director Gervasio Posadas. San Martn agreed to send Belgrano to Crdoba by March 1814. He wrote his autobiography while in Lujn to await the outcome of the trial. All charges against Belgrano were dismissed as there was no definite accusation against him. The new government sent Belgrano on a mission to Europe to negotiate support for the independence of the United Provinces. The Declaration of Independence by the Spanish King Ferdinand VII in 1814 caused grave consequences for the governments in the Americas. <mask> and Rivadavia were sent to Europe to seek support from Spain and Britain.They wanted to promote the crowning of Francisco de Paula, son of Charles IV of Spain, as regent of the United Provinces, but he refused to act against the interests of the King of Spain. Changes in ideology in Europe have taken place since <mask>'s previous visit. The French Revolution gave rise to a great consensus for republican


title: Manuel Belgrano

texts: governments. After the government of Napoleon I, monarchies were preferred again, but in the form of constitutional monarchies. The European powers approved of the South American revolutions, but when the countries started to fall into anarchy, the approval was compromised. The government was worried about the political stir generated by José Gervasio Artigas and the political defeats of Rondeau. <mask> was appointed to head the army by Thomas.The new Supreme Director was Pueyrredn. The army was retired after the signing of the Santo Tomé pact. <mask> was sent back to take charge of the Army of the North. I chose Belgrano because he is the most methodical man I know in America and he is full of integrity and natural talent. He may not have the military knowledge of a Moreau or a Bonaparte as far as the army is concerned, but I think he is the best we have in South America. Belgrano met with the Congress of Tucuman to explain the results of his diplomatic mission in Europe. He thought that a local monarchy would help to prevent anarchy, which would not end with independence from Spain.A monarchic system would make a declaration of independence easier to accept by the European powers. He came up with the idea of a monarchy ruled by a noble of the Inka civilization. He thought that the support from the indigenous populations would help repair the damage done by the Spanish colonisation. The proposal was supported by San Martn, Gemes, the deputies from the Upper Peru, and other provinces, but it was rejected by Buenos Aires because they wouldn't accept Cuzco as the capital city. The Declaration of Independence from Spain was signed by Congress on July 9. <mask>'s flag, which was being


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texts: used without a law regulating it, was accepted as the national flag. The congress delayed the plan due to the states of emergency in the provinces caused by the war.<mask> took command of the Army of the North again in August, but with very limited people and resources. He was told to stay in a defensive state at Tucumn and not try to advance against the royalists in the north. The Royalists were to be prevented from moving to the south with Gemes in Salta. The Supreme Director Pueyrredn was in favor of an alternative plan that would have seen the creation of the Army of the Andes at Cuyo and the control of the Chilean navy. San Martn and <mask> were asked to return with their armies to take part in the war that took place in 1819. San Martn refused to do so. The governors signed an eight-day truce to start peace negotiations.He refused to resign because he thought that the Army would suffer without him. He was able to move to either the litoral or the north from the frontier between Santa Fe and Crdoba. The Supreme Director gave him an unlimited leave from work. His daughter was just one year old when he met his daughter in Tucumn. The governor of Tucuman was deposed and imprisoned. Abraham Gonzlez tried to put <mask> into a shrew's fiddle, but Belgrano's doctor objected because of his health, and his sentence was changed to simple imprisonment. The government of Tucumn was taken over by Bernabé Araoz.He went to his parents' house. The period known as the Anarchy of the year 20 began after the Battle of Cepeda ended the authority of the Supreme Directors. Belgrano died of dropsy at the age of 50. As the war destroyed his wealth, he paid his doctor with his clock and carriage, some


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texts: of the few possessions he still had. He was buried in the Santo Domingo convent after being shrouded in the robes of the Dominican Order. Belgrano said "Ay, Patria ma" before he died. <mask>'s death was not noticed due to the state of anarchy in the city.There was no government representation at his funeral and his obituary was written by Francisco de Paula Castaeda. When the news started to be known, former students of his institutions would arrive with obsequies. Bernardino Rivadavia, who was minister at the time, organised a massive state funeral. <mask>'s body was exhumed in Santo Domingo in 1901 to be moved into a mausoleum. The commission that did this was chaired by Gabriel L. Souto and included Dr. Joaqun V. Gonzlez. The bones, wood, and nails were found during the exhumation. On the day after the bones were placed on a silver plate, the newspaper La Prensa reported that Joaqun V. Gonzlez and Riccheri had taken a pair of teeth.Both were returned the next day. Gonzalez said that he intended to show the tooth to his friends and that he took it to <mask>'s biographer. The brother and sister of Encarnacin Ezcurra met at the age of 22. Her father did not approve of their relationship because of his father's financial troubles. Juan Ignacio arranged the wedding of his daughter with a distant relative from Pamplona. Juan Ignacio went back to Spain after he opposed the May Revolution and his wife was able to return to her relationship with <mask>. Mara Josefa followed Belgrano to Jujuy.She saw the battle of Tucumn. She is thought to be pregnant by this time. Pedro Pablo was born in July of 1813. Pedro Pablo was adopted by Encarnacin Ezcurra and her husband. The war made it


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texts: impossible for <mask> to get married. The relationship between Mara Dolores and another man ended, but was briefly revived in 1818. While he was near the frontiers of Crdoba, Santa Fe, and Buenos Aires, and in a delicate state of health, he learned that Mara Dolores had given birth to his daughter, <mask> Mnica del Sagrado Corazn.Belgrano said in his will that he had no children. It is thought that he did not mention them in order to protect their mothers, as they were the result of relations that the society of the day would not have accepted. He requested that his brother look after his baby. Belgrano was a freemason, like many other nineteenth century Argentines. There are no records of diseases Belgrano experienced in his youth or adolescence. During his stay in Spain, he experienced symptoms of syphilis, which was the first illness he had. He was treated by three of the most prestigious physicians in the city.He had to take long leaves from his job at the consulate to take care of the disease. His condition improved after he was treated with salts. He may have had rheumatism. He was invited by the King to move to Spain for a cure after he had a lacrimal fistula in one of his eyes. He gave priority to his work for the nation over his personal health when he rejected a one-year leave with paid wages. At a safe and unnoticeable size, the fistula would be stable. He was almost too sick to participate in the Battle of Salta because of his blood vomits.It is thought that the vomits were caused by stress and not by the respiratory system and that they eventually cured themselves. The autopsy did not reveal anything. During the second campaign, Belgrano experienced paludism. It was

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texts: difficult for him to work or talk after he told the government of his disease. He was treated by a doctor named Joseph Readhead. After his stay in Britain, his health improved because of the treatment and he left the endemic zone. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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 800-273-3217Military conditions made this worse, including periods with little food. A case of edema is the first reference to the disease that would lead to his death. He had problems with his chest, lung, and right leg. The situation was confirmed in a later letter to Sarratea. His condition made the doctor Francisco de Paula Rivero diagnose an advanced dropsy. <mask> died in Buenos Aires. He was embalmed by two people.Sullivan performed an autopsy that showed a tumor in the right epigastrium and high levels of fluid. There were problems with the lungs and heart, as well as hamartomas in the kidneys. Mother's side Works Political thought that <mask> had a lot of knowledge about important topics of his age. He was a polyglot who could understand


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texts: Spanish, English, French, Italian, and some indigenous languages. He was able to read many influential books of the Age of Enlightenment and understand the social, economic, technical, educative, political, cultural, and religious changes that were being prompted by the new ideas. He used the press to promote those ideas. He preferred a Latin Americanist perspective.He believed that the common good was an ethical value. He considered public health, education, and work to be part of the common good. He was a monarchist and held strong religious beliefs, but he did not share all of the ideas of the French Revolution. His monarchism was not conservative, as he agreed that the existing state of things should be modified, but not towards a republic as in France or the United States, but towards a constitutional monarchy like in Britain. He was influenced by the economic doctrine that said nature was the source of wealth. Many of his works and reform proposals were focused on improving agriculture, livestock, manufacturing, and free trade. He developed a view of the viceroyalty as a whole through his contact with the consulates of other cities.The increased work in cartography of the largely unpopulated areas of the territory led to the creation of maps that helped José de San Martn during the crossing of the Andes. He promoted the use of local fauna for livestock production. In order to protect the weaving industry, he increased the production of cotton in Cochabamba. <mask> was one of the first politicians to advocate for the development of an educational system. He suggested the creation of schools of agriculture and commerce in the first report he made as head of the Consulate of


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texts: Commerce. Crop rotation, the specific ways to work with each crop, methods of seeding and harvesting, preservation of seeds, and identification of pests are some of the topics taught in a school of agriculture. The Jesuits were the first to teach agriculture.The creation of free schools for poor children was one of the things he promoted. Basic maths and the catechism would be taught to students in those schools. He thought it would help to raise people who are willing to work. The creation of schools for women was promoted by him. He didn't want to create intellectual women, but to have them learn things valuable for daily living. He was aligned with the Catholic perspective that rejected mixed-sex education because he was a strong Catholic. His military campaigns did not distract him from his concern with public education.He was given 40,000 pesos for his victories at Salta and Tucumn. <mask> didn't accept the prize money because he didn't want to seek money or wealth. He gave it back to the Assembly with instructions to build primary schools at Tarija, Jujuy, San Miguel de Tucumn, and Santiago del Estero. The methods and requirements for the selection of the teachers were laid out by him. The money was lost when the schools weren't built, and Juan Ramn Balcarce included it in the province's debt a decade later. The historian Bartolomé Mitre said that the man who led the American Revolution, George Washington, had a deep admiration for him. He worked on a translation of George Washington's farewell address into Spanish.Before the battle of Tacuar, he destroyed all his papers, including the unfinished translation, to prevent them from falling into enemy hands. It was finished


title: Manuel Belgrano

texts: before the Battle of Salta. He sent it to Argentina. One of the most important texts in the history of the United States is George Washington's farewell address. Belgrano shared ideas about keeping national unity as the key to maintaining independence, prosperity, and freedom in Hispanic America. One of the greatest heroes in Argentina's history is Legacy Belgrano. The National Flag Memorial was built in 1957 in honor of the flag.Every year on June 20, the anniversary of <mask>no is a small town in the province of Crdoba, Argentina. His name can be found on Avenida Belgrano and part of the avenue that leads to the flag memorial in Rosario. Belgrano is a name that can be found in a northern neighbourhood of Buenos Aires city. In the museum Casa de la Libertad at Sucre, there is an Argentine flag, protected by a glass case and in a deteriorated condition, which they claim to be the original one raised by Belgrano for the first time in 1812.After the battle of Ayohuma, the ensign was hidden inside a small church near Macha. The flag of Argentina was returned to it's rightful owner in 1896. There is a statue of <mask> in Genoa, Italy. He wrote his first biography when he was stationed in Lujan. It was never published. His first biography was written by someone else. The work of lvarez Thomas had a high political bias.The Argentine War of Independence was detailed in Historia de Belgrano y de la Independencia Argentina, written by the historian Bartolomé Mitre. The Great Man theory linked the success of the war of independence to the figure of <mask>. The autobiography of <mask> was discovered in this book. The book was criticized by a number of contemporary Argentine authors, such as

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texts: Dalmacio Vélez Sarsfield and Juan Bautista Alberdi. The work of the other provinces for the Argentine independence was as important as that of Buenos Aires, according to Vélez Sarsfield. He was not a fan of the work of Mitre at "Rectificaciones histricas: General <mask>, General Gemes". The books were written in the 19th century."Debate histrico, refutaciones a las comprobaciones histricas sur la Historia de Belgrano" was written by Vicente Lpez. History was considered an art form by Lpez and a science by Mitre. The disputes about Belgrano are considered to be the beginning of the Historiography of Argentina. The Belgranian National Institute holds historiographical studies of Belgrano. There are a number of coins in the history of Argentina. From 1970 to 1983, he appeared on the notes of 1, 5, and 10 pesos. He was included on the highest banknote value in circulation.The Argentine austral had a number of political and military figures that were not included in Belgrano. <mask> is on the 10-peso banknote. Small details were modified in the 1997 and 2002 series. There are external links to the biographies of the Minister of Education, Argentine generals, Argentine lawyers, Argentine economists, Christian abolitionists, Male journalists, Argentine Roman Catholics, and Argentine people of Italian


title: Petra Martić

texts: <mask> is a professional tennis player. She has a career-high ranking. Fourteen were achieved in January 2020. At the stanbul Cup, he won one singles title and reached the quarterfinals of the French Open. She has won five doubles titles and four singles titles on the ITF Circuit. <mask> was born in Split, Croatia to a father and a mother. She moved to Split at the age of 10 after growing up in the village of Due.<mask>'s father died in a car accident. <mask> is quoted as saying that her mother is a hero to her for managing to go through all this and raising <mask> by herself, and that this motivates her to excel in tennis and bring joy to her family. The best result in her junior career was the quarterfinals in the US Open. She lost in the first round of the main draw of the Miami Open as a wild card. In 2008, Marti won the Zagreb Open, defeating Yvonne Meusburger, and then lost to Julia Grges in the quarterfinals of the Slovenia Open. She lost to a 21-year-old Canadian in the second round of the French Open. There is a person named Aleksandra Wozniak.She lost to Sara Errani in the Portoro Open quarterfinals. At the age of 18 years and 8 months, Marti entered the top 100 for the first time. 81). The first top-20 victory of the season was lost to Kimiko Date-Krumm in the Medibank International Sydney.

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texts: a game that contains almost all of the shots. The vast majority of her success has come on clay courts, but she is comfortable on all surfaces.The main-draw results in Grand Slam tournaments, Fed Cup/Billie Jean King Cup and Olympic Games are included in win/loss records. After the St. Petersburg Ladies' Trophy. Doubles: 4 (4 runner–ups) Singles: 1 (1 title) Doubles: 1 (1 title) There is a head-to-head record against players who have been ranked in the top 10. People are in boldface. Martic has a record against players who were ranked in the top 10 at the time of the match. <mask>'s CoreTennis Profile 1991 births Living people Croatian female tennis players Sportspeople from Split,


title: Harry M. Daugherty

texts: <mask> was an American politician. He is best remembered for his service as Attorney General of the United States under Presidents Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge, as well as for his involvement in the Teapot Dome scandal. Despite his status as a key political leader of the Ohio Republican Party from the 1880s to the first decade of the 20th century, <mask> was himself only briefly a statewide elected politician by serving just two terms in the Ohio General Assembly. <mask> was never elected to office again because he was unable to get the nomination of his party. The election of several US representatives and senators was influenced by <mask>. He was the campaign manager for the Republican National Convention in 1920. <mask> was named Attorney General after the election.He was involved in winning presidential pardons for jailed anti-war dissidents. Calvin Coolidge forced <mask> to resign as Attorney General in 1924 because he was twice the subject of federal corruption investigations. On January 26, 1860, <mask><mask> was born in the small town of Washington Court House, Ohio. John H<mask> was the son of Irish immigrants and worked as a farmer and tailor. His mother, <mask>, was from a prominent Ohio family with Virginia roots dating back to the time of the American Revolution. <mask> Coleman is a first cousin of <mask>. When <mask> was four years old, his father died of diphtheria, leaving his mother as the sole provider for the household.<mask> and <mask>y were forced to take a variety of jobs from a young age to help with the family's living expenses. <mask> was so young when he worked in the grocery store that he had to stand on a wooden crate to get to the cash register. <mask>'s mother wanted him to

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texts: become a Methodist minister, but the prospect of life as a clergyman did not appeal to him. After graduating from Washington Court House, Daugherty studied medicine for a year and later became a reporter for The Cincinnati Enquirer. <mask> was accepted to the University of Michigan Law School despite not having an undergraduate degree. He won a lot of money by betting on the election of James Garfield in the presidential election. <mask> and his brother were interested in sports betting, so they tapped telegraph wires to get game information in advance.Initially successful, this ethically shady activity was eventually discovered and exposed by local gamblers puzzled by the brothers' success. <mask> spent his spare time preparing to take the Ohio state bar exam, after graduating from law school, and accepted a job in the office of a Washington Court House attorney. The recording secretary of the organization was a soldier named <mask>. He was elected the clerk of Union Township after running for political office. Daugherty earned a salary of $1500 per year in this capacity. <mask> earned a reputation as an intense and astute young political activist after he was elected secretary of the Fayette County Executive Committee. He was selected as one of five delegates from the Fayette Country Republican Party to attend the Ohio State Republican Convention in Columbus.An aggressive young Cincinnati judge named Joseph B. Foraker was selected as the party's 1884 gubernatorial nominee. A close political relationship was developed between Foraker and <mask>, with <mask> supporting Foraker's unsuccessful campaign. <mask>'s career was boosted when Foraker was elected as Governor of Ohio in 1885. In September 1884, <mask>

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texts: married a cousin of Foraker's wife. In the election of 1885, <mask> was elected to a two-year term on the city council. He spent most of his time helping to establish a law practice after he was elected chairman of the Fayette County Republican Central Committee in 1886. After practicing alone for three years, Daugherty formed a partnership with a prominent local lawyer.<mask> threw his hat into the ring after David Worthington decided not to seek reelection to the Ohio General Assembly. The election to the Ohio House of Representatives was won by <mask> after a narrow victory in the Republican primary. Although <mask> won his race, his close political ally Joseph Foraker lost his bid for a third term as Governor and the Democratic Party won control of the Assembly as well, forcing <mask> to participate as a member of the minority party. In the fall of 1891, <mask> won reelection to the Ohio House of Representatives, defeating his opponent by more than 750 votes. The majority of the state assembly was regained by the Ohio Republicans after they elected <mask> as the state's chief executive. Since the United States Senators were elected by state legislatures rather than by direct vote of the people, a Republican would be sent to Washington, DC to fill the expired term of Senator John Sherman when the assembly returned in January 1892. For several years, the Ohio Republican Party had been split along factional lines, with Senator Sherman and former Governor Foraker leading rival groups of party activists and political functionaries.Foraker was determined to challenge Sherman for his Senate seat and sought assurances from <mask> that he would continue to support him when the matter came before the legislature. <mask>

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title: Harry M. Daugherty

texts: was in a difficult position since his native county was behind the Sherman group, which included Governor <mask> and a Cleveland businessman. Forced by the logic of the situation to switch alliances rather than risk being cast into political oblivion, <mask> abandoned Foraker in the final contest of the Ohio Republican caucus on January 2, 1892, joining 52 others in voting for Sherman, against 38 for the insurgent campaign of Foraker. Ohio's U.S. will be determined in the aftermath of the caucus. The Democratic Columbus Post charged that <mask> and fourteen other Ohio legislators had changed their support from Foraker to Sherman based upon "intimidation, threats, promises, and actual purchase" and accused <mask> by name of having accepted cash payments. <mask> was cleared of all charges in a report issued in April 1892 by a committee of the Ohio State Senate. The 1892 Senatorial campaign marked the formal attachment of <mask> to the Sherman-Hanna group of the Ohio Republican Party after a decade as a trusted adherent of the rival Foraker group.The move made <mask> chairman of the powerful Corporations Committee and a member of the Judiciary Committee. The Ohio Republican State Convention nominated <mask> as the party's candidate for Governor in 1893. In keeping with the governor's legislative agenda, <mask> was named the floor leader of the House of Representatives. <mask> and <mask> forged a close political friendship over the next two years, working together closely and frequently sharing meals. <mask> became persona non grata due to his political disloyalty. The 7th District Republican Convention which put forward the party's nominee was irreconcilably split between <mask> and his former law partner. George W.

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title: Harry M. Daugherty

texts: Wilson was Creamer's compromise candidate.Wilson served four years in Congress after winning the general election in November of 1892. Sherman offered <mask> a political appointment after he failed to win a seat in Congress. <mask> opened a new law office in that city, but still remained a resident and practicing attorney in his hometown of Washington Court House. On October 9, 1894, a black man named William Dolby was accused of attacking a white woman at Parrett's Station, a small settlement near Washington Court House. When Dolby fled, he was arrested and taken back to the jail at Washington Court House, where signs pointed to an outbreak of mob violence. Dolby confessed to the crime when he was arrested. Governor <mask> was asked to send out the militia to protect the prisoner from a mob after he was sentenced to twenty years in prison.On October 17 two companies of militiamen arrived at Washington Court House to guard Dolby for his transport to the Ohio Penitentiary at Columbus. A mob tried to force their way into the jail so that they could kill the prisoner. Colonel Coit ordered his troops to fire upon the enraged lynch mob, which they did, killing five rioters and wounding fifteen others. The militiamen defending the jail were worried that an armed assault would be launched by furious local citizens. The gunfire broke up the unlawful gathering when it was fired over the heads of the rioters around 2 am. A special court of inquiry was set up by Governor <mask> to investigate the riot and militia shooting. Col. Coit was charged with manslaughter after an investigation by the court of inquiry.The politically unpopular job of defending Coit at trial was given to <mask> by <mask>. On March 5, 1895, <mask> was

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texts: acquitted of manslaughter charges. Although <mask> wanted to be nominated by the Ohio Republican Party for Governor in 1895, he decided to launch a run for Ohio Attorney General because he didn't want to be endorsed by another candidate. The Ohio Republican Convention was dominated by the Foraker group and Frank S<mask> was nominated for the Attorney General post. <mask> wanted to win the election to Congress. In March 1896, an advisory primary election was held in which <mask> narrowly won. The actual nomination was to be made by the 7th District Republican Convention, however, and <mask> fell victim to factional machinations, with the nomination going to Walter L. Weaver, who would serve two terms in Congress.<mask> had been denied a second time. <mask> was sent out on the road in support of <mask>'s campaign for President of the United States in 1896 because the Republican National Committee recognized his gifts as an indefatigable partisan and effective stump speaker. In support of <mask> and the Republicans, <mask> traveled through Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, and Ohio, delivering 47 campaign speeches. In 1898 there was a conflict over the slow payment of legal fees. The senator is defending himself against the Senate investigation. <mask>'s insistence upon being paid made for a tense relationship, but they parted ways in 1899 when <mask> sought the Republican nomination for Governor of Ohio. Both Foraker and Hanna did not support <mask> for the position.<mask> took his fight all the way to the Ohio Republican Convention where he lost to Nash. <mask> was able to build political influence in the Ohio Republican establishment by dealing with both of the party's major factions. Republicans in

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texts: the state legislature had known and worked with <mask> for a long time. His political rehabilitation was only partial, however, for as long as Foraker and Hanna remained the top factional leaders of Ohio Republican politics there remained a very real ceiling beyond which <mask> could never hope to rise. <mask>'s emergence was made possible by the death of Hanna in February 1904 and the downfall of some of his top allies due to political bossism. <mask> was a leader of a new political group that included Congressman Theodore E. Burton of Cleveland and former Governor <mask> T. Herrick. The factional allies forced Foraker out of the United States Senate and into political retirement, aided by muckraking news reports that Foraker had received nearly $30,000.<mask> helped Burton win election to the Senate in 1908 but was once again demoted to a key backstage role instead of being elected to high office. <mask>'s position as a political boss had once again been confirmed. <mask> was against the progressive Republicanism of Roosevelt during the 1912 party split. A major address issued by <mask> on May 18 was reproduced as a pamphlet by the Taft organization, as he was a key figure on the ground in Ohio. Although <mask>'s machinations along with Cuyahoga County boss <mask> carried the state Republican convention for Taft, a split of the Republican field in the November election propelled Democrat Woodrow Wilson to the presidency with a plurality of under 42% of the vote. Primary elections for the U.S. Senate in 1914 reduced the power of political bosses. Despite the change, he remained fully engaged in politics and attached himself to a powerful state senator named Warren G. Harding.<mask> had known Harding since 1899,

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