title: Walkara

texts: hill on which the LDS Church's Manti Utah Temple now stands. It was by wagon from the nearest Mormon settlement for at least four days. The Mormon settlers had good relations with the local Ute Indians. The purpose of the settlers was to bring the faith to the Indians.Did we come here to enrich ourselves in the things of this world? No. We were sent to help the Natives. The Measles Epidemic broke out during the winter. When Mormon supplies ran low, the Ute shared their food supply with the Mormons. <mask> agreed to bebaptized into the church with his son. <mask> traded women and children as slaves in order to trade for horses, guns, and bullets.Mormon settlers tried to stop this practice, but they angered the tribe for interfering with their Indian slave trade. Relations with Mormon settlers deteriorated quickly. Federal troops in the Great Basin and Southwest and the expansion of Mormon settlements put pressure on Walkara's raiding lifestyle. Mormon settlers objected to the profitable traditional trade in native slaves and interfered in many transactions. The fact that Young was not an abolitionist is contrary to this. Increasing numbers of non-Mormon trading expeditions and settlers were traveling through Central and Southern Utah, adding to the competition for water and resources. <mask> and other leaders became angry with both the Mormonees and the Mericats, which were used by local tribes to distinguish Mormon settlers from non-Mormon Americans.Tension between the Mormon settlers and the Ute Indians resulted in the Walker War. The war began after a confrontation with James Anderson Ivie in Utah Valley. It resulted in the death of a band member. The Indians wanted to trade goods near Ivie's home when he tried to intervene in an argument over a trade between a Ute and his wife. Ivie killed one of the Indians. Tension between Mormon settlers and the Ute reached

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texts: a peak when Ivie wouldn't comply with Indian requests for compensation. A militia unit went to Walkara's camp to work out a peaceful resolution, but no agreement was reached.The Utes wanted the death of a Euro-American. The Mormons refused to allow the Ute to shoot and kill Alexander Keele. The tipping point in the relations between the two groups was this event. There were attacks in nearby towns. Walkara was reported to be gathering Ute by July 25. Families were advised to fortify their houses, store their grains, and protect their livestock after Mormon colonels Peter Conover and Stephen Markham rounded up men and called for volunteers to pursue the Ute. The settlers were directed to move fromoutlying farms and ranches to establish centralized forts.The travel routes between Mormon settlements were heavily guarded by his people. Mormon outposts in central and southern Utah were attacked by <mask> and his warriors. On the night of September 30, 1853, four settlers driving oxen-drawn wagons to Salt Lake City from Manti were attacked and killed. According to historical accounts, pioneers retaliated the next day. In December of that year, Young offered to give up his weapons. They continued to commit violent acts for several more weeks. Young sent Major E.A.The federal Indian agent is going to meet with <mask>. They wanted to know if they would make a treaty with Young for the sale of their land. <mask> said that he would prefer not to sell if he could live peacefully with the white people. Young and <mask> personally negotiated the end of the Walker War in Levan, Utah, in May 1854. In his work Incidents of Travel and Adventure in the Far West, Solomon N. Carvalho gives an account of the peace council held between <mask>, other native leaders in central Utah, and Brigham Young. The Indian leader was invited to pose for a portrait by the Thomas Gilcrease Institute.

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texts: The underlying conflicts were not resolved after hostilities ended.<mask> died of lung disease on January 29th at Meadow Creek, Utah. At his funeral, fifteen horses, two wives, and two children were killed. The longer and more costly Ute Black Hawk War began a decade later because of tensions and some who refused to accept the peace. Twelve white settlers and a small number of Indians were killed in the war. John Williams Gunnison and seven members of his party were killed by local tribesmen along the lower Sevier River in 1854. The bodies of seven Native American men and boys were found in a shallow grave in 2007. The Native Americans may have been executed rather than killed in combat.The skeleton was bound with a leather strap at the time of his death. The bodies were most likely from a Utah or Goshute tribe. A rock monument was built in Memorial Park to honor a person who died during the war. Spanish Fork, Utah is at the site of the Old Palmyra Fort. The Walkara's tribe became members of the LDS Church on July 27, 1854, under the direction of Welcome Chapman. <mask> may have been re-baptized at this time. Joseph Walker was the name he was given after hisbaptism.There is controversy over whether Chief <mask> was involved in slavery. His descendants say that such activities would have been considered disrespectful. The slave trade took place in the Great Basin. The custom of the Ute tribes allowed them to sell women and children in exchange for supplies and horses. Some children were acquired for trading through war raids and then sold to Mexican traders who sold them as slaves in California or Mexico. A boy could be for $100 and a girl for $150 to $200. <mask>'s slave trade was encouraged initially by church leaders.Apostle George A. Smith gave him talking papers that said he wanted Captain Walker and Peteetneet to be treated as friends. The Lamanite children

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texts: were encouraged to be bought up by the saints for the purpose of educating them and teaching them about Jesus Christ. Sally Young Kanosh was accused of being kidnapped by <mask> in 1906. There is no evidence that it happened. Walkara was said to have been involved in child sacrifice. The children were buried alive to serve as servants to the recently deceased and be their companion in the next life. Walkara may have killed two children to relieve his pain.<mask> said that if his child died, an Indian woman must be sacrificed so that his daughter's spirit wouldn't travel alone in the spirit world. Two Indian women, three deceased children, twenty horses, and one live boy were buried as formal sacrifice with Walkara. On January 28, 1854, <mask> died of a respiratory illness at Meadow Creek, Utah Territory. He was entombed in a small canyon in the mountains, along with animal and human sacrifice, as Chief of the Timpanogos Utes. The burial scene involved binding his corpse to a horse and taking it to the rocky burial site. <mask>'s personal horses and weapons were laid beside him and he was on his way to the next life. He had a letter in his hand.A live boy and girl were placed on top of the burial pit to watch over his grave until they joined Walkara in the afterlife. The boy cried for help as he broke free. The indian tribe warned the settlers not to interfere after they heard him. Walkara was promised by his friend that he would speak at the funeral. He reported that he did not object to the ceremony for fear of causing an uprising in the relationship between <mask>'s brothers and the white settlers. There are references to sources such as Max Perry. The year 2017:The Making of the Mormon People was written by the University of North Carolina Press. In 1854 Utah Territory Wars involving the indigenous peoples of North America resulted in the deaths of many

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title: Matt Moylan

texts: <mask> is an Australian professional rugby league footballer who plays for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks in the National Rugby League and Australia at international level. He played for Penrith in the National Rugby League before moving to New South Wales to play for the State of Origin team. <mask> was born in New South Wales, Australia. He played junior football for both St. Patricks and St. Clair before being signed by Penrith. Moylan played for Penrith's NYC team from 2009 to 2011. Moylan played for the Windsor Wolves in the 2012 season. Moylan made his debut for the Penrith club in the 7th round against the Eels.He was Penrith's first choice. <mask> scored his first try in round 8 against the Roosters. He was available for selection the next week due to the injury of Wes Naiqama, despite being ruled out of a match in round 13 due to second-tier salary cap issues. Moylan had 3 tries and 2 goals in 13 matches in his debut year. He was named Penrith's Freshman of the Year. <mask> was selected in Penrith's first Nines squad. Moylan kicked a sideline goal to win the game for Penrith at the death when Kevin Naiqama scored to tie the match up at 16-all at Penrith Stadium.Moylan was selected to play in the City vs Country Origin match. Moylan was a part of the 26-all draw. He kicked a field goal in the last minute to give the Penrith side a 35–34 win over the Broncos. He kicked the winning field goal in the 78th minute at Penrith Stadium to beat the Cowboys, 23–22. Moylan extended his contract with Penrith from the end of 2015 to the end of 2017. Moylan was selected for the Australian train on squad. On the same day, he was named as a member of

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title: Matt Moylan

texts: the Prime Minister's XIII side.Moylan was called into the Four Nations squad to replace Jarryd Hayne, who had announced that he was leaving rugby league to play American Football in the National Football League. Moylan did not play a match in the series. In the All Stars match at Cbus Super Stadium on 13 February 2015, Moylan played for the All Stars against the Indigenous All Stars. He played for New South Wales City against New South Wales Country and kicked 3 goals in their 22–34 loss. He suffered a season ending foot injury in Penrith's 20–26 loss to the Eels in round 12. He played in 11 matches in 2015, scoring 2 tries, kicking 20 goals and kicking 2 field goals. Moylan was named to the New South Wales Blues squad.He was named the new captain of the Penrith club on January 27th. He made his return from injury in round 5 against the Eels and became the club captain in the last minute of the win. After showing good form in the early rounds, Moylan was leading the race for the fullback spot for New South Wales facing competition from James Tedesco and Lachlan Coote but eventually beating them to the starting number 1 jersey. <mask> made his debut for New South Wales in a 4–6 loss to Queensland. <mask> was dropped from the team for the second game of the State of Origin series for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. However, halfback Adam Reynolds was ruled out due to a shoulder injury, so Moylan, who performed solidly in the first two matches, was called back into the squad where he started game 3 at five-eighth even though he hadn't played a NRL match in the position. The Blues lost the 2–1 series.Moylan extended his contract with

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title: Matt Moylan

texts: Penrith until the end of the 2021 season. Moylan played in 21 matches for Penrith and scored 4 tries. The Australia 2016 Four Nations squad was named at the end of the year. In the first round of the tournament, Moylan played at fullback in the win over Scotland. After Penrith's Round 5 clash against the Melbourne Storm, where they lost 28–6 at AAMI Park, <mask>, Waqa, and Peta Hiku were dropped from the Penrith team. Moylan played a number of positions in the first half of the season before moving to five-eighth. Moylan was one of the main influences for Penrith to guide them into the top 8 after a 7-game winning streak, but he ruled himself out of the finals due to personal issues.Moylan played in 18 matches for Penrith and scored 8 tries. Moylan was released from his contract with Penrith and signed a four year deal with the Sharks. There was a rumour before the swap that Moylan was having a feud with his coach. He didn't turn up to his rehabilitation sessions because he didn't want to captain the team. Moylan made his club debut for the Sharks against the Cowboys in round 1 of the season. Moylan made a total of 24 appearances for the club in his first season, but they lost in the preliminary final. In round 3 of the year, Moylan was ruled out for six weeks due to a hamstring injury.Moylan was back in the side for the match against St George which they won 22–9. Moylan suffered a calf injury in pre-season training and was ruled out of the first 4 weeks of the 2020 season. The club narrowly missed the finals by finishing 9th on the table and Moylan played 15 games for them. There are links to Cronula-Sutherland Sharks profile 1991


title: Dora Pejačević

texts: A member of the Pejaevi noble family, Maria Theodora Paulina was a Croatian composer. The first modern symphony in Croatian music is thought to have been written by her, and she introduced the orchestral song to Croatian music. The daughter of a Croatian ban and a Hungarian Count, <mask>vi was born in Hungary. Her mother taught her how to play the piano. The old Croatian noble Pejaevi family was one of the most distinguished noble families in Slavonia. Her maternal family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch <mask> was attracted to music because of her mother's prominence, but she didn't like the lifestyle that came with it.When she was 12 years old, <mask> began to write. She received lessons in instruments from Dragutin Kaiser and Walter Courvoisier while studying music in Zagreb, Dresden and Munich. She was mostly self-taught. <mask> was the first ever Croatian composer to write a piano concerto,

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title: Dora Pejačević

texts: and she did it in 1913. <mask>'s earlier compositions were considered elite in their nature and consisted of piano pieces, sonatas, and songs. Major players of the era played many of her pieces. There was a symphony in F Sharp Minor.A critic was surprised when a woman came up on stage and showed how her excellence contributed to her importance as a composer in the early twentieth century. The town of Nasice, where <mask> lived, was one of the places where her compositions were performed. She married Ottomar in 1921. Although Pejaevi was lonely, she befriended many prominent musicians and writers, including Austrian journalist and writer Karl Kraus. Death <mask> died in 1923. Multiple sources have described her passing. INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDealsShe passed away as a result of childbirth-related problems. She requested that her name be written on her tombstone only as "<mask>" with a short phrase "rest now" written on

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title: Dora Pejačević

texts: it. <mask> is a major Croatian composer. Songs, piano works, chamber music, and several compositions for large orchestra are just some of the compositions she left behind. The first modern symphony in Croatian music is considered by scholars. Efforts have been made recently to correct the situation where most of her music has yet to be published and released on a compact disc. Three of her orchestral works have been published by the Croatian Music Information Centre.In 2008 the Center published a bilingual monograph in English and Croatian, written by the Pejaevi scholar Koraljka Kos, accompanied by a first all-Pejaevi CD of piano and chamber music. Her life is the subject of a fictionalized Croatian biographical film directed by Zvonimir Berkovi. There is a list of works. Warum?, Op. 11 was written by Paul Wilhelm. Ave Maria, Op. 13 was written by <mask>vi. Sieben Lieder, Op. 16, is for voice, violin and organ. The text is dedicated to Eva van Osten, Melanie Piffy-Almsy and Julia Culp.Ich schleiche meine Straen Verweht Vier Lieder, Op. The text was dedicated to Marianne Konradsheim. The text was dedicated to Sidonie Ndherny von Borutin. Viel Fhren ist bei den Flssen Ich war das Kind und trumte. The text was dedicated to Sidonie Ndherny von Borutin. The text: Friedrich Nietzsche; 1919 - 1920. The text was dedicated toRosa Lumbe-Mladota and Juza Lumbe.The Tri djeje pjesme is a collection of three

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title: Dora Pejačević

texts: Liebeslied, Op. 37b.The text is dedicated to her sister. No. 52 was written by Karl Henckell. Gold'ne Sterne, blaue Glckchen No. The first recording of Pejaevi's works for piano was made with the help of the Piano Teachers' National Association of Japan. The videos are public and can be found here. Langsam und ausdrucksvoll Walzer-Capricen, op.28 moderato grazioso. There is an op.45 Humoreske und Caprice.The CD recordings of the symphony are in F-sharp minor. The concertante is in D minor. There are 48 pieces for piano and orchestra. Oliver Triendl, Christian Poltera, and others. Piano quintet, op.40; Piano quartet, op.25; String quartet, op.58; Impromptu, op. Oliver Triendl and Quatuor Nomine. There is a string quartet in C major, op.58 with a string sextet by Papandopulo.There are works by Kunc, Boris Papandopulo and J.. Slavenski. Warum, op. 7 Lieder, op. 2 Lieder, op. Lieder, op. 27 The op. 30 is Verwandlung. Liebeslied, op.Mdchengestalten is an op. The Falte, op. 42. 2 Schmetterlingslieder, op. 3 Gesnge, op. 2 Lieder, op. 55 was written by Ingeborg Danz. The Volume 3 of the Twentieth Century Foxtrots.In the Croatian pseudo-biographical film Countess <mask>'', she is portrayed by Alma Prica. The Croatian national selection for the song contest is named after the composer <mask>. There are references to Kos and Koraljka. <mask> is a person. The Croatian Music Information Centre is located in Zagreb.

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title: Dora Pejačević

texts: Kos, Koraljka. <mask>vi is a person.The Konzertdirektion was published in Zagreb in 1987. Pamela Blevins. There is an introduction to Croatian Composer <mask>vi. There is a song called "Ethel, Dora, & A Gent named Ludwig." In 2021, pianobynature.org/ethel-dora-a-gent-named-ludwig/ The composer's official website is hosted by the Croatian Music Information

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title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: <mask> was an American soldier who fought in the American Civil War. He was a leader in the iron and nail business before the war, and his leadership abilities proved useful in the military. <mask> went from being a captain to commanding a brigade and then a division in the cavalry. <mask> received the country's highest award for bravery during combat, the Medal of Honor, when he captured an enemy camp in Virginia and took over 100 prisoners. Without the loss of any of his men on November 26, 1862, this was accomplished. He received the award on July 22, 1890. In 1863, <mask> was shot while leading cavalry.<mask> was a prisoner of war despite the surgeons on both sides of the conflict believing he was dead. He returned to his command of the 2nd West Virginia Volunteer Cavalry. General <mask>. Averell was in charge of <mask>'s brigades while he was fighting in the Shenandoah Valley. <mask> replaced Averell as division commander. Moorefield, Opequon, and Fisher's Hill are some of the battles <mask> led cavalry in. In 1865, he resigned as a brigadier general to tend to family health issues. He met a major general.<mask> was an active member of the Grand Army of the Republic and worked in the iron making industry. In a

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title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: letter sent to headquarters in 1864, General George Crook saidColonel <mask> has served with him often since the start of the war. He distinguished himself in every battle he was engaged in. He has been recommended many times for promotion. He is one of the best cavalry officers I have ever seen. <mask> <mask> was born in Pontypool, South Wales. The community was part of an iron-making region.<mask> and <mask> were both Welsh. His parents moved to the United States in 1830 with the rest of the family. They lived in New Jersey and Pennsylvania before moving to Tennessee in the 19th century. <mask>'s father worked at the Gennessee Iron Works. <mask> was working in a rolling mill and nail factory in Nashville when he began to learn his father's profession. The Gennessee Iron Works closed because of a recession in 1840. The family moved to Virginia in the 19th century.<mask>'s father was employed at the Rolling Mill Nail Factory. <mask> was learning about his father's profession. The Benwood Nail Works was built four years after he moved to Wheeling. He lost vision in his right eye after an accident at the nail iron works. <mask> and Sarah Gilchrist had six children. There were two children who died in infancy and one

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title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: who died at the age of 20. The family moved to Ironton, Ohio, southwest of Wheeling, in the 19th century.<mask> built the Bellfonte Nail Works in Ironton. <mask> was the financial agent of the large iron works when the American Civil War began. He left the business in August to become a cavalry captain. Between September 20, 1860 and February 1, 1861, seven southern states split from the United States and formed the Confederate States of America. The fighting began when American troops were attacked in South Carolina. The beginning of the American Civil War is considered here. Virginia was one of four states to break away during the next three months.Some of the northwestern counties of Virginia formed a Restored Government of Virginia that was loyal to the United States. The "War of the Rebellion" was not expected to last long. President Lincoln called for volunteers to fight against the rebels of the Confederacy during the summer. On August 1, 1861, <mask> resigned his civilian job and formed a company of cavalry and was elected their captain. Most of the men in the cavalry regiment were from Ohio, which is close to the Ohio River. <mask> refused to accept the unit's application because he had been told to refuse

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title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: any more new cavalry. Francis Harrison Pierpont, the governor of the Restored Government of Virginia, accepted the application of the Loyal Virginia Volunteer Cavalry.<mask> was commissioned as the captain of Company B on August 14. Colonel James A. Garfield, the future President of the United States, ordered the first significant action of the regiment on January 7, 1862, in Louisa, Kentucky. <mask> led his company in a charge that drove back the Confederate rearguard. The 2nd Loyal Virginia Cavalry spent a lot of time confronting bushwhackers. The bushwhacker was thought to be an unprincipled scoundrel who was too cowardice to join the army and fight as a man. The Union forces in the mountains of West Virginia became very ruthless in their treatment of bushwhackers. <mask> was stationed in the southwestern part of West Virginia, which was part of Virginia at the time.In order to do bushwhacker duty, the entire regiment was not needed. <mask>'s army was divided into two battalions in April of 1862. <mask>'s battalion was part of the 3rd brigade of General Jacob Dolson Cox's Kanawha Division. Major General George Crook was a professional soldier who fought in the American West. The brigade operated from the other

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title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: part of Cox's division. The camp was located west of Lewisburg. On May 27, <mask> fought against <mask>, the Confederate General.Over 150 enemy soldiers were killed or wounded in the Lewisburg ambush, and over 150 were captured. The cavalry stopped when a bridge was destroyed. Several officers of the 2nd Loyal Virginia Cavalry were promoted after Colonel Bolles resigned. <mask> was promoted to major on June 25, 1862, because of his conduct in Kentucky and to fill a vacant seat. In August of 1862, many of the Union soldiers stationed in western Virginia were sent to Washington to reinforce the Army of Virginia. In what is now south central West Virginia, the two battalions from the 2nd Loyal Virginia Cavalry were stationed with two infantry battalions in Kanawha Falls, close to Gauley Bridge. Colonel Joseph Andrew Jackson Lightburn commanded the small force.The Confederate Army came up with a plan of attack after learning of the Union Army's lack of manpower. The Confederates sent a large force led by General <mask>. Loring to attack Lightburn. A cavalry brigade of about 550 men were patrolling along the Ohio River to prevent Lightburn from retreating. A large portion of the 2nd Loyal Virginia Cavalry was sent to

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title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: fight. The advance guard was led by <mask> before he was promoted to major. <mask>'s advance group led the attack on the rebel camp outside of Barboursville, which is close to the Ohio River. The camp was captured.The rebel force was larger than the cavalry and was driven up the Guyandotte River. Lightburn's small force was able to retreat to the Ohio River thanks to <mask>'s advance guard. According to Lightburn's report, the Second Virginia Cavalry did a good job of keeping the force at bay. I wish to state that Colonel Paxton, with 300 men, attacked the whole force of Jenkins, from 1,200 to 1,500, and drove them from Barboursville, which, no doubt, kept them from an attempt to harass our retreat. The Kanawha Valley was occupied by Union troops after the Sinking Creek raid. The 2nd Loyal Virginia Cavalry camped in the winter along the Kanawha River. General George Crook, who was promoted to brigadier general, commanded the Union troops in the valley.Crook believed that adverse weather was an advantage in the hit-and-run fighting style of raids. On November 23, he ordered Paxton to lead an attack on two rebel camps in Sinking Creek Valley. <mask> was told not to return without good results. The cavalry met at the

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title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: with sabers. The rebels were completely surprised when they charged into the camp with sabers. Many of the weapons were not loaded.Although hundreds of the rebels scattered into the countryside, a captain, a lieutenant and 112 enlisted men were captured, along with 200 weapons, a few wagons and some camping equipment. The loss of two horses was <mask>'s only casualty. Two rebels were killed. The trip back to camp was difficult because of the cold weather, and two men were hospitalized because of frostbite. The horses were lost because of exhaustion and cold. "I cannot close this report without commending the officers and men, but, where all behaved so bravely, it is impossible to particularize," he wrote. <mask> and Davidson were promoted shortly afterwards, <mask> from major to lieutenant colonel, and Davidson from second lieutenant to first lieutenant.<mask> was awarded the Medal of Honor for his performance in the Sinking Creek raid. The expedition was seen as one of the most daring, brilliant and successful of the whole war. <mask> was unable to recover from his illness at camp. He left the cavalry and returned to his home in Ohio. <mask> was unhappy with Paxton, but this was only revealed to a few. On May 1,

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title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: Paxton led a night raid near Lewisburg that resulted in significant casualties. The total losses were sixteen killed, missing, or wounded.The division commander, General Eliakim P. Scammon, dismissed Paxton after the unit returned to camp. The troops respected <mask> even though he was popular with his troops. At the time of Paxton's dismissal, <mask>'s resignation had yet to be accepted, and he was still at home in Ohio regaining his health. <mask> was persuaded to change his mind. He was promoted to colonel on May 13, 1863. The Wytheville raid took place in southwestern Virginia. <mask> was second in command of a small brigade of cavalry and mounted infantry.He had disagreements with his commander, an infantry veteran named Colonel John Toland, and both men were shot early in the raid, Toland being killed on a street in Wytheville, and <mask> believed to be mortally wounded. The Union brigade left town less than 24 hours after it arrived. <mask> became a prisoner of the Confederates because of the pain of his wound. After <mask> was wounded, the citizens of Wytheville blamed him for the fires. A few local women hid him in a hotel when he appeared to be in danger. <mask> was sent to a prison in Virginia after

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title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: recovering enough to be moved. He was charged with murder and robbery.The burning of a house and barn near Lewisburg, West Virginia, was one of the reasons why Colonel <mask> was placed in a dungeon. <mask> was paroled for 30 days to negotiate his exchange for Lee. <mask> went back to Ironton, Ohio, to continue his recovery after the negotiation was successful. On February 22, friends presented him with a gold watch, money to purchase a horse, a saber, and a brace of Colt's ivory mounted 44 caliber navy revolvers. He resumed command of the 2nd West Virginia Cavalry on March 20, 1864. At the time of <mask>'s return, he was assigned command of the entire Kanawha Division. General <mask>. Averell was in Charleston in April.The Confederate locations along the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad were attacked on April 30. The Confederate regional headquarters is at the Dublin Depot in Virginia. Averell commanded the cavalry to attack Saltville. Averell decided to attack Wytheville instead of Saltville. Averell needed to move the cavalry through the mountains at Cove Gap to get to Wytheville. On May 10, Averell's path through the gap was blocked by a large force commanded by Confederate General <mask>. "Grumble" Jones.

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texts: Averell wanted <mask> to lead a cavalry charge into the gap with sabers.The charge was canceled after a mission discovered a group of Confederate soldiers ready to attack the Union cavalry. The Confederates were drawn out of the gap by the Union cavalry. There was a four-hour battle. Averell temporarily relinquished command after his forehead was grazed by a bullet. The second in command, General Alfred N. Duffié, had a "conspicuous absence". <mask> was able to hold off the larger Confederate force despite being unable to get the cavalry through the gap. The standoff ended at dusk after the battle.Averell's force went through the mountains after a local slave led them on a difficult alternative route. Averell's report said that the General wanted to express his high appreciation of the evolution of the West Virginia Cavalry under Colonel <mask>. It was a dress parade that went on for four hours. On June 9, an army commanded by General David Hunter was reorganized, and <mask> was assigned command of the 3rd brigade under Averell's 2nd Cavalry Division of the Army of West Virginia. The 1st West Virginia Cavalry and the 2nd West Virginia Cavalry were in this brigade. The Hunter's Lynchburg Campaign was organized on


title: William Henry Powell (soldier)

texts: June 10. The main portion of Hunter's force was often moved to the south by <mask>'s brigade.<mask>'s cavalry approached Lynchburg from Campbell Courthouse, and pushed cavalries led by General John McCausland and General John D. Imboden to within four miles of Lynchburg during the morning of June 17. The fighting stopped at dusk. The rebels were arriving in Lynchburg via the railroad. The church spires of the city could be clearly seen when <mask>'s brigade was sent out during the evening. <mask> was surprised to find out that the Union army was in full retreat, leaving his brigade in a dangerous situation. The brigade caught up with the rest of the army after the Confederates caught up with them. As Hunter's army retreated west toward Charleston, Averell's entire division became the rear guard.After the retreat from Lynchburg to Charleston, the Army of West Virginia rested and resupplied. It was moved to the valley in July. The 2nd brigade of Averell's 2nd Cavalry Division was commanded by <mask>. The brigade left Charleston on July 8 and arrived at the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad station in West Virginia on July 12. The brigade began its train ride to Martinsburg a few days later. The brigade arrived in Martinsburg


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texts: on July 19 but not the entire brigade. The Battle of Rutherford's Farm took place on July 20.General Averell's force of infantry and cavalry defeated the larger force commanded by Stephen Dodson Ramseur. The Battle of Carter's Farm is a battle that took place on farmland in Virginia. Two units from <mask>'s brigade caused the rebels to be thrown into confusion and driven from the woods. The Second Battle of Kernstown was fought a few days later. The Army of the Valley defeated the Army of West Virginia in this Confederate victory. The retreat began south of Winchester and ended on the north side of the river. panicking soldiers, burning Union supply wagons, and one cavalry commander becoming separated from his brigade were some of the things that happened during the disorganized retreat.By the next day, <mask>'s brigade was the only cavalry unit still organized, and the infantry brigade commanded by the future President was one of only two that remained organized. The Union force was able to escape from the rebel cavalry thanks to the units. Moorefield <mask>'s brigade participated in one of Averell's most impressive victories on August 6, when it charged across the South Branch of the Potomac River, attacked

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texts: McCausland's cavalry and recovered a portion of private property taken on July 30. McCausland's brigade was driven to the mountains with the loss of his remaining weaponry. The Confederate cavalry in the Shenandoah Valley was ruined by this battle. The Battle of Opequon and Fisher's Hill took place in September. By this time, Major General Philip Sheridan was in charge of the armies of the Union.The battle resulted in many casualties for both sides, including generals and colonels. <mask> was in charge of the 2nd Cavalry brigade of Averell's 2nd cavalry division. 80 prisoners and two pieces of artillery were captured by the brigade. The Battle of Fisher's Hill took place on September 21 and 22. The battle was a part of the battle of Opequon. <mask>'s brigade led the pursuit of Early's army. They fought dismounted because of the terrain.After the gap in the Confederate line was created, <mask>'s brigade pushed through and pursued the fleeing Confederates. The prisoners were taken in the chase. <mask> was recommended for promotion by several of his superiors. Averell said that <mask> is one of the best brigade commanders he knows. Colonel <mask> has served with me often since the beginning of the war, according to a


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texts: letter sent to headquarters in 1864. He distinguished himself in every battle he was engaged in. He has been recommended many times for promotion.He is one of the best cavalry officers I have ever seen. <mask> was recommended for promotion. If a full commission is impracticable, President Lincoln wrote that <mask> should be given abrevet appointment. The Union army pursued Early's Army after the Battle of Fisher's Hill. Averell was dismissed as commander of the 2nd Cavalry Division after he became dissatisfied with the pace of the pursuit. <mask> was in charge of the division. <mask> had two brigades and a four-gun battery.When <mask> became commander, the division had 101 commissioned officers and 2,186 enlisted men. Commissioned officers and enlisted men were present and absent. <mask> had difficulty with the administrative work required of division commanders because all but one person from Averell's staff left with Averell. He didn't submit his first report until October 27. After assuming command of the division, <mask> moved his division to a road that leads to Harrisonburg. Generals Imboden, Bradley Johnson, and McCausland commanded the advance guard that skirmished with the rebel pickets. A major battle did

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texts: not happen, but <mask> captured 18 prisoners, 14 wagons, and a large quantity of ammunition.The rebels were killed. The first skirmish happened at Forest Hill, and would happen again over the next few days. On September 25, <mask>'s division reached Harrisonburg. The division would be patrolling the region for the next week. <mask> was ordered to cross the river. While leaving one unit behind, his division crossed to guard their camp and wagons. Fitzhugh Lee's cavalry supported by infantry attacked the guarding of the river crossing.<mask> drove back the attackers after crossing the river. There was a skirmish at Weyer's Cave. Lee and additional Confederate forces pursued <mask> as he slowly fell back toward the community of Port Republic. After crossing the North River, <mask> moved to Cross Keys, where he met with the general. The 2nd Cavalry Division had a new leader at that time. The general wanted to eliminate Early's army and make the Valley unable to support any Confederate armies. The Union Army began to focus on the second goal after Early was almost eliminated.The troops were sent to destroy or consume crops. The structures that were destroyed were barns, mills and tanneries. The destruction of the valley


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texts: became known as "The Burning". On September 29, the 2nd Cavalry Division moved from Cross Keys to Mount Sidney, where they collected local horses and livestock. The land couldn't support the Confederate Army so the division moved to Mount Crawford. On September 30, <mask> was assigned to command the 2nd, and on the same day, Custer was assigned to command the 3rd. Major General Alfred T. Torbert received <mask> and his division on September 30.On October 1, <mask> moved the division north to Luray, destroying all grain, burning mills, blast furnaces, distilleries, tanneries, and all forage. <mask> sent smaller groups to hunt bushwhackers while he was in Luray. The tannery <mask> destroyed was used by the rebel army. The leather was said to be worth over $12 million. On October 7, the division moved north from Luray to Front Royal, and then traveled through Chester Gap to get to Sperryville. <mask> faced challenges from Mosby's "guerrillas". <mask> learned on October 13 that one of his soldiers had been murdered by two members of Mosby's gang.<mask> hanged a prisoner that was part of Mosby's command. He left a sign on the hanged man that said "A.C. Willis, member of Company C, Mosby's command, was hanged by the neck


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texts: in revenge for the murder of a U.S. The soldier was by Mr. Chancellor and Myers. Chancellor's house, barn, and livestock were destroyed by <mask>. <mask> was promoted to brigadier general during the Battle of Cedar Creek. The Battle of Cedar Creek took place on the same day. The battle began with a Confederate attack.The 1st brigade was close to Cedar Creek and eight miles away from <mask> and the 2nd brigade. The brigade was detached when the battle began because it was needed to support the Union Army's left. <mask> positioned the 2nd brigade on the road to Front Royal to prevent the Confederate cavalry from flanking the main Union force. The division skirmished with the division further northwest. <mask> fought again on November 12. General Thomas L. Rosser's cavalry was attacked by the two men and they drove it back quickly. McCausland commanded a smaller force to face <mask>.McCausland's force encountered <mask>'s 1st brigade beyond Front Royal. The 1st brigade was pushed back by the Confederates. The 1st brigade moved to the rear after <mask> brought his 2nd brigade to the front. The Confederates retreated as quickly as they could after the 2nd brigade charged. They were chased for eight miles. The rebels had


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texts: two guns, an ammunition train, and 180 prisoners. The newspaper said that 40 Confederates were killed or wounded and that Gen. <mask> was on the field in person.McCausland was wounded and among those killed were a colonel and two majors. On January 5, 1865, <mask> resigned from the Union Army due to family issues. His father and mother had both died. He gave a farewell address on January 10. On January 14, the day after he accepted the resignation, Torbert wrote of his "appreciation of your ability as a soldier, your zeal, efficiency and untiring energy as a cavalry commander." <mask> was thanked for his "faithful support, and for your bravery which has contributed so much to make the victories of the Shenandoah Valley decisive." On the front page of a Wheeling newspaper was a tribute to <mask> by officers from <mask>'s division.<mask>'s farewell address and biographical sketch were published by the same newspaper five days later. <mask> rose from captain to brigadier general during the American Civil War. <mask> was nominated to be the major general of the volunteers by brevet. The appointment was retroactive to March 13, 1865, and was for "Gallant and meritorious services during the campaign of 1864 in West


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texts: Virginia, and particularly at the battle of Front Royal." <mask> was disliked by supporters of the Confederacy. He was always leading Union cavalry attacks. In the 1862 Sinking Creek raid, <mask>'s aggression was not deterred by weather or terrain.Confederate General Sam Jones had accused <mask> of shooting a prisoner. He was accused of setting fire to a home with a family asleep inside. One of the Confederacy's most wanted Union officers was <mask>. After <mask> was wounded and captured in Wytheville, he was moved to a dungeon and kept there for a while. "<mask> is a bold, daring man, and one of the most dangerous officers we have had to contend with in the northwest of the state," wrote Jones, who was the general in command of Confederate army regional headquarters in western Virginia. <mask> ordered the execution of at least three prisoners in reprisal for the murder of his men by bushwhackers. He referred to the bushwhackers as illegal and outlawed bands of horse-thieves and murderers.Mosby wrote an open letter to Sheridan threatening to retaliate for the treatment of bushwhackers. <mask> said that he wouldn't be intimidated by the press. He wanted the rebel authorities to know that hanging two rebels for every


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texts: one of his men murdered by bushwhackers was not enough, so he would increase it to twenty-two to one. According to one source, <mask> was dismissed from active duty because one of the rebels he executed was related to a former Senator, a Union General, and a Confederate General. "No one regrets the existence of the cause that necessitates the act more than I," <mask> said in his farewell speech. <mask> returned to the iron and nail business after leaving the military and became general manager of the Ironton Rolling Mill. He didn't want to be a Republican for congress.He moved to West Virginia in the spring of 1867 to start a nail business. The National Register of Historic Places includes his home. <mask> was an elector in the Electoral College in 1868. In 1870, <mask> was almost killed in a horse and buggy accident and was unable to work in the iron works business. He moved to Kansas City, Missouri because he sold his interest in the nail works. <mask> worked for Standard Oil and American Central Insurance before moving to St. Louis. <mask> was able to work in the iron/nail business again after recovering from his accident.He lived in Illinois for the rest of his life. He was one of the town's most respected


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texts: citizens. The Western Nail Works was organized by <mask> in the 19th century. He was the general manager and president of the company until 1892. One source claimed that <mask> had more intimate practical knowledge of the nail business than any other man in the United States. <mask>'s wife Sara died two years after <mask> moved to Belleville. She died at 54 years old after being diagnosed with cancer.He married Emma Weaver a year later. <mask> was friends with both Presidents, who both fought in the Army of West Virginia during the Civil War. <mask> was appointed as an Internal Revenue Collector by McKinley in 1895. The Grand Army of the Republic was a group of Civil War veterans that <mask> was a part of. He was the Illinois department commander in 1895 and 1896. <mask> was wounded by a bullet in Wytheville. He had health problems due to it being lodged in his lung.<mask> died at his home in 1904. His wife and children were by his side. <mask> is buried in Chicago. There are links to George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War National Park Service and the West Virginia Division of Culture and

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title: William Nordhaus

texts: One of the 2 recipients of this year's Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences is an American economist, a professor of economics at Yale University, and one of the best known for his work in economic modeling and climate change. The prize was for integrating climate change into macroeconomic analysis. Robert J.<mask>, who co-founded the Sandia Peak Tramway, was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Robert J.<mask> was from a German Jewish family and his father was a manager of The Charles Ilfeld Company branch in Albuquerque. In 1963, and 1973, he received his masters degrees from Yale and Skull and Bones, respectively. He holds degrees from MIT and theInstitut d'Etudes Politiques. He was a Visiting Fellow of Cambridge.He is a professor in the Economics department and the School of the Environment at Yale. The Vice President for Finance and Administration was also served by <mask>. He has been a member of the panel for over forty years. The Council of Economic Advisers was a part of the Carter administration. The Boston Federal Reserve Bank's Board of Directors had a chairman from 2014 to 2015. He was elected to the American Philosophical Society. Barbara is a social worker who retired from the Yale Child Study Center.The author or editor of over 20 books has contributed to economics and the study of climate change. He and Paul Samuelson co-authored an introductory textbook called Economics. They worked together from the 12th edition until the 19th. It has appeared in nineteen different editions and seventeen different languages. It was a best-selling economics textbook for decades and is still very popular today. The development of mainstream economic thought has been traced by comparing the nineteen editions over the 1948–2010 period. One of his primary areas of research is global warming and climate change.Managing the Global Commons: The Economics of Climate Change won the 2006 Award for "Publication of Enduring Quality" from the

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texts: Association of Environmental and Resource Economics. The Climate Casino: Risk, Uncertainty, and Economics for a Warming World is one of the books with Joseph Boyer. The Spirit of Green is his most recent book. The Measure of Economic Welfare was introduced as the first attempt to develop environmental accounting by the authors of Is Growth Obsolete? He is known for his critique of the current measures of national income. He wrote, "If we are to obtain accurate estimates of the growth of real incomes over the last century, we must somehow construct price indexes that account for the vast changes in the quality and range of goods and services that we consume." The practical lesson to be drawn from this fascinating study of lighting is that the way we measure the consumer price index is severely flawed.We shouldn't put goods and their prices directly into the index. To minimize the cost of consuming these characteristics, we should evaluate how these goods can be combined. It would be possible to include new goods in the consumer price index without being concerned about whether the index is comparable to ten years ago. It would be possible for governments to more precisely calculate the rate at which aid should be increased. Such calculations tend to underestimate the cost of living because they don't take into account how quality can affect the cost of living. The economics of climate change have been written about by <mask>. The DICE and RICE models are integrated assessment models of the interplay between economics, energy use, and climate change.A Question of Balance: Weighing the Options on Global Warming Policies was published in 2008. Mankind is playing dice with the natural environment through a number of interventions, including injecting into the atmosphere trace gases like the greenhouse gases or ozone-depleting chemicals. Under the climate change models he has developed, those sectors of the economy that depend heavily on


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texts: unmanaged ecosystems will be the most sensitive to climate change. This category includes agriculture, forest, outdoor recreation, and coastal activities. The potentially catastrophic impacts of climate change are taken seriously by <mask>. The committee of the National Research Council chaired byNordhaus produced a report that discounted the impact of fossil fuel subsidies on greenhouse gas emissions. "Achieving the 2C goal of the Paris agreement is impossible, even if we make the fastest possible turn towards zero emissions, will continue to accumulate in the atmosphere, because we cannot simply change our behavior", according to a January 2020 interview with Neue Zrcher Zeitung.He claimed that half of the simulation arrived at the same conclusion as he did. The two-degree target was set without reference to the costs of meeting it. He is an elected fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a member of the United States National Academy of Sciences. He is a foreign member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences. The Daniel Patrick Moynihan Prize was awarded by the American Academy of Political and Social Science. The American Economic Association designated George P. Shultz and <mask>. Brock as distinguished fellows in 2004. He asked large questions about the measurement of economic growth and well-being, and addressed them with simple but creative insights, among other things.The AEA's president between 2014 and 2015 was <mask>, who became president-elect in 2013). The Economics and Economic Sciences prize was shared by Paul Romer and <mask>. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences gave the prize toNordhaus because of his efforts to develop an integrated assessment model. The interplay between the economy and the climate is described in a quantitative model. His model is based on theories from physics, chemistry and economics. The economy and the climate co-evolve areSimulations of how the economy and the climate

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texts: co-evolve are now widely spread. The news outlets that reported on the prize noted that he was one of the first economists to embrace a carbon tax as a method of carbon pricing.Some climate scientists and commentators were disappointed with the fact that the prize went to a man who had a history of minimal carbon taxes and had embraced substantially lower carbon taxes than most scientists. <mask>'s work deals with interactions between society, the economy and climate change. He created a model that describes the interplay between the economy and the climate. Carbon taxes are one of the consequences of climate policy interventions. The announcement of the prize said that <mask> had expanded the scope of economic analysis by constructing models that explain how the market economy interacts with nature. Lint Barrage stated that the "body of work also represents science at its best: visionary in scope yet incremental in progress, transparent, and producing knowledge for the benefit of humankind." Critics focus on several aspects of the model.The use of discounting is one of the most important parts of political and moral philosophy. Robert Pindyck holds that assessment models can't capture the complexity of the climate economy. Many of the most important risks to society are not captured by the damage function. The economy-climate system may have "fat tails" and therefore inadequately deal with low probability, high consequence outcomes according to a critique developed by Martin Weitzman. "Economists made their own predictions of damages, using three spurious methods: assuming that about 90% of GDP will be unaffected by climate change, because it happens indoors, and using the relationship between temperature and GDP today," says Steve. External links include The Question of Global Warming and The New York Review of Books Energy: Friend or Enemy? The Prize Lecture Climate Change: The Ultimate Challenge for Economics was included in the New

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title: Yahya bey Dukagjini

texts: <mask> or <mask> was an Ottoman poet. He is one of the best-known diwan poets of the 16th century. He wrote in Ottoman Turkish. <mask> was recruited by the Ottomans in his early twenties. He was an important Ottoman military figure during the expansion and apogee period of the empire, serving as a blkba (senior captain) and participating in the 1514 Battle of Chaldiran. He fell out of favor with the person who exiled Dukagjini back to the Balkans because of an elegy he wrote about ehzade Mustafa, Suleiman the Magnificent's first-born son. <mask> is a noted poet.He told stories in his own way, like in his poem ve Zleyha. His subsequent work, a diwan of poems and a collection of five mesnev, parts ways with the influence of Persian tradition. Sometimes he is called Talicali because he was born in 1498 in Talca in modern day Pljevlja in Montenegro. He was related to another Ottoman poet. The exact year of birth is not known. According to Houtsma, the descendant of the Dukagjini tribe, his life took a different path when he was recruited as an Albanian. In order to become a janissary, he was put in the corps of "Acemi oglan" where he was trained and received the rank of blkba.The secretary of the janissaries, the Shihb al-Dn, recognized his skills and gave him a lot of freedom. He referenced his origin in his verse. When it came to fame, good fortune and tact with superiors were more important than birth. Rise as a soldier and poet is known to have taken part in the Battle of Chaldiran in August of 1514, as well as in the Ottoman–Mamluk War of 1516–17, and in Baghdad's expedition of 1535. He was respected by powerful

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texts: key people because of his poetry. He was inspired by the Ottoman campaigns that he spent most of his early years in. He was inspired to write the "Yusuf and Zleyha" while in Palestine.Cairo, which he called the city of Joseph, was an inspiration to him. The two poets had first met in 1536 and both were bitter enemies of the other. He poked fun at Khayali Mehmed Bey in his verse. The Sultan and Grand Vizier Rstem Paa were declared enemies of the poets by the Persian campaign after <mask> wrote a qasida against them. <mask> was made administrator of several foundations in Bursa and Istanbul because of Rustem Pasha's contempt towards Khayali. In 1553, near Ereli in Konya, Suleiman the Magnificent, while on a military campaign to Iran, had his first born, ehzade. The public appreciated the elegy named ehzade Mersiyesi, which was written by <mask> Bey.The mastermind behind the murder was not happy with the poem. He asked how he "dared to bewail one whom the Sultan had condemned". We bewailed him with the people, even though we condemned him with the Sultan. The Vizier did everything he could to get <mask> executed. The Sultan banned his execution but allowed Rstem Pasha to take him out of his offices. He could not be left to starve as a member of the askeri class. In order to escape persecution, <mask> went to exile back in the Balkans, without forgetting to write a satire on Rustem Pasha after his death.There are differences on where he was sent. He lived well after taking over a fief near Zvornik in Bosnia and earned around 30,000 ake a year. He fought at a certain point in the center of the Province of Temevar. He

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texts: took part in the siege of Szigetvar with his men. He presented the qasida to Sultan Suleiman. He turned to Islamic mysticism due to his age. While in exile in Bosnia, <mask> met a well known Ottoman historian.The life-story of <mask> made an impression on Ali, who would later use it as a baseline when he referred to himself as "a poet too talented to be supported by jealous politicians and subsequently condemned to exile in the border provinces". Ali was sent a draft of the most recent revision of his diwan by his father, but there was no need for him to read it. There is no consensus on the year of death for <mask> bey. He may have died in 1575, 1573, 1578-79, or 1582, according to most of the sources. The place of death can vary. According to most sources, he was buried in Loznica, Sanjak of Zvornik, and Timioara in Romania. E.J.W. Gibbons said that <mask>'s poetry was as interesting as his life was.<mask> was praised as the one who won a position of real eminence, out of all non-Turks, Asiatics, and Europeans, who have essayed to write Turkish poetry. <mask>'s language doesn't show him as a non-Constantinopolitan by his birth and education. There is sustained simplicity in <mask>'s writings. In his poem Yusuf ve Zleyha, the originality shows. The subject of the poem is borrowed from Persian literature, which was so popular during that time, that it was considered a universal theme. <mask>'s core work consists of a large diwan of poems and a collection of five mesnev poems. They don't have the influence of Persian traditions.The five poems were put together in a Khamsa. The most important part of <mask>'s work

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title: Yahya bey Dukagjini

texts: is the khamsa. Shh U ged (The King and the Beggar), his favorite and which he claimed to have finished in one week, is the most popular of the poems. The last three poems of the khamse are about morality and the rules of life. Each of the 10 "stations" attempts to instill moral qualities to the reader and is illustrated with anecdotes to demonstrate the advantages of following certain right moral paths. The anecdotes are derived from a lot of different sources. His Gl-i adberk is a poem which describes Prophet Muhammed and is used as a refrain at the end of introductory cantos.There are 40 sections called "discourses" in Glen-i Envar. The first two poems were published in Istanbul. The work of Sufi poet Mevlev, also known as Rumi, Mevln, or Jall ad-Dn, founder of the Mevlevi Order, inspired <mask>'s work. He is referred to as "Mevlana", "Molla Hnkar", or "Molla-i Rum" in some places. The poems Gencine-i Raz, Kitab-i Usul, and Gulen-i Envar have Mevlana as a leading character. There is a story about Prophet Suleiman and a mosquito in the work of Mevlana. In "ehrengiz", he describes the cities of Edirne and Istanbul.The Collected Poems were published by Mehmet avuolu in 1983, but there is a list of <mask> Dukajini's works. ah  Geda, The King and the Beggar, Zleyha, and the Treasure of Secret Glen-i Envar are five poems. His frankness and courage was his most notable trait. One of the greatest Ottoman diwan poets of the time was <mask> Bey. In popular culture, <mask> bey Dukagjini is depicted in a Turkish TV series. The Ottoman Empire had Divan poets of the 16th-century poets of the Ottoman Empire Dukagjini

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title: Per Magnusson

texts: <mask> was born on May 30, 1969 in Sweden. His musical career took off in 1994 as one of the original team members of Che Iron, meeting great international success working with Boyzone, Britney Spears, Westlife and the Backstreet Boys. After Cheiron shut down in 2000, <mask> and David formed A Side Production, which continued to produce and write songs for major artists such as Josh Groban and Shayne Ward. They have co-written and produced six UK No. If I Let You Go is one of the 1 singles by Westlife. The song "Footprints in the Sand" is on her debut album. <mask> was born and raised on the outskirts of Sweden.He picked up the cello at primary school and has been playing it for the next ten years. He became more and more focused on pop and rock music. As a teenager, <mask> played both the guitar and keyboards in different local bands, but eventually decided to focus on producing, arranging and writing music. He appeared on the album Giving You the Best in 1994. The song "Take a Piece of My Heart" was produced by <mask> and was released as a single. David was working on the DJ scene in Sweden when <mask> met him. They have continued to produce and write songs as a team ever since.By the early '90s, Denniz PoP was one of the most sought after DJs in the clubs of Sweden. He and Tom Talomaa founded Cheiron Production in 1993 to work with artists. The studios were located in Fridhemsplan in Sweden. <mask> and David were invited to be writers and producers after playing one of their songs for PoP. Boyzone's third consecutive UK No 1 album Where We Belong, co-writing and producing the song "Will Be Yours", was the tandem's greatest prosperity, as they worked with a wide range of artists for the next couple of years. Cheiron studios was one of the hottest studios in the world, each team member working with a different artist. In August 1998 Cheiron shocked

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texts: the music world with a press release that its leader Denniz PoP had died.He was 35 years old. Cheiron was working on songs for Britney Spears' debut album when it was on top of the US charts. <mask> and David collaborated with Max Martin and Jrgen Elofsson on Spear's third single, "(You Drive Me) Crazy". Both singles became huge hits. The album was released in the US in 1999 and spent six weeks at the top of the charts. <mask> and David collaborated with Britney on her second album Oops!...I Did It Again, as well as co-writing and producing "What U See (Is What U Get)". The album was released in the US in May 2000 and shot to the top of the charts.David's success on the UK Singles Chart was followed by <mask>'s success on the UK No 1s Per. Cheiron and Westlife collaborated on three songs for Westlife's debut album. "If I Let You Go" was Westlife's second single. It became <mask> and David's first top position in the UK. The duo's second single in less than seven months was "Fool Again", which came out in March 2000 as the fifth single taken from the same album. Westlife's follow-up album, Coast to Coast, was issued at the end of that year. Five songs were co-written and produced by the tandem."My Love" was the album's first single in the UK. It entered the charts at the top. The close collaboration between Westlife and <mask> and David has continued ever since. The album Millennium broke nearly every record in the book when it was released in 1999. The group turned to <mask> and David in 2000 for help with their next album. Including the tandem's productions of "It's True" and "The Answer to Our Life", the record became another huge international success selling more than 12 million copies. The recordings were some of Cheiron's last.At the top of the industry, the studio's writers and producers decided to go their separate ways. <mask> and David

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title: Per Magnusson

texts: formed their own production company after Cheiron Studios closed. Westlife's upcoming third record World of Our Own was worked on by the duo in the center of Stockholm. There are four songs on the album that were co-written and produced by them. The song "Evergreen" was about to enter the Guinness World Records. The album was released in the UK in 2001. In February 2002 Will Young became the first winner of Pop Idol, a new British reality talent show that was followed by spin offs all around the world.The double A-side "Anything is Possible" / "Evergreen" was Will Young's debut single. The single became the Fastest Selling Debut Single for the First Day as well as the First Week. "Evergreen" was co-written and co-produced by <mask> and David. The No 11 position on the UK Top 100 List of Best Selling Singles of all time is still held by the single. Gates recorded his first single, "Evergreen", which was included in his first single. After being released in March, Gates held his position for four weeks. His second success came four months later, on 14 July, with his follow-up " Anyone of Us (Stupid Mistake)".The song was co-written and produced by <mask> and David. This was the duo's fifth top position in the UK. In 2001 Simon Cowell came up with a new concept featuring four male singers interpreting romantic songs opera-style. After auditioning across the globe, Il Divo was formed. The quartet's self-titled debut album was scheduled for release in the fall of 2004, and one of its first destinations was A Side Production's studios. The album was released in the UK on 6 November and included the productions of Ennio Morricone's "Nella Fantasia" and "Ti Amer". It stayed in the Top 5 throughout the year.The album was released in the US on April 19, 2005, and went straight to the top of the charts. After only a few months, Il Divo had sold more than 4

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texts: million copies. In 2005 Céline Dion started working on a new album, her first French album, which included three new songs. "I Believe in You" was co-written and produced by <mask> and David. Dion's album spent an entire year on the chart after it reached No 1 in Quebec, Belgium and France and held the position for seven weeks. The duet "I Believe in You" by <mask> and David was included on Ancora. The quartet's record was released in November 2005, with three more songs produced by the tandem.Within a week, it hit the top spot in the UK and Australia. Ancora was released in the US on January 24, 2006 and sold more than 150,000 copies in its first week. The album was released by the end of November 2006 and includes four songs co-written and produced by <mask> and David. Their first three albums sold more than 22 million records. The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent were created in 2004 as a replacement for the hugely successful Pop Idol, which was put on hold in the UK. Shayne Ward won the second season's final after performing a song called "That's My Goal". Ward's debut single was released four days later and shot straight to the top of the charts."That's My Goal" entered the Top 4 list of the fastest selling UK singles of all time after selling 310,000 copies in the first day. On March 4, 2007, Paul Potts entered the stage in front of the skeptical looking jury of Britain's Got Talent. He made history with his rendition of Nessun Dorma. The jury and audience gave him a standing ovation after he impressed them. While still working as a mobile phone salesman in Wales, the unexpected tenor on June 17 won the whole show. With a full symphony orchestra backing him up in the world-famous AIR Studios in London, Potts recorded three songs that were produced by <mask> and David. The album was released in the UK.In 2007, with first week sales exceeding

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title: Per Magnusson

texts: 128,000 copies, he shot straight to the top of the charts. The newly discovered tenor held the position for three weeks. In 2007, <mask> and David were involved in several other projects, one of which was working with the Welsh award-winning and best-selling classical singer, Katherine Jenkins. At the age of 24, she became the fastest selling opera singer of all time with her debut album Premire. At the end of 2005, as the first singer in musical history, she held the number 1, 2 and 3 positions in the UK's Classical Chart with her three albums. Her fifth album, Rejoice, was released on November 19th. 2007.It entered the UK's album chart at No 3. Shayne Ward won the previous season of The X Factor and more than 100,000 people applied to be an artist. Lewis broke sales records with her first single after being crowned winner. After deciding not to push the young singer's debut album release, Lewis went to the US to sign a lucrative record deal with Clive Davis. The album's recordings were coordinated in music studios around the US as well as in London for the domestic release in late 2007. The song "Footprints in the Sand" was written by <mask> and David and Richard Page. The album was released in the UK on November 12.In its first week of release, Spirit was the fastest selling British debut album of all time. It spent seven weeks at the top. The film was released in the US almost five months later. Lewis became the first British female to debut at the top of the charts. <mask> and David's second consecutive No. was given on 17 November, 2008, when Lewis'Spirit The Deluxe Edition came back to the top of the charts in the UK. The tandem's production of "L'Alba Del Mondo" was one of the top sellers of the previous week. References 1969 births Living people Swedish record producers Swedish male musicians can be found on the Official Website of A Side

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title: Juan Friede

texts: <mask> (Wlava, Russian Empire, 17 February 1901 - Bogot, Colombia, 28 June 1990) was a Ukrainian-Colombian historian of Jewish descent who is recognised as one of the most important writers about Colombian history, the Spanish conquests and a proponent of in <mask>e was attracted to the culture and climate of the country so he left in 1926. He became a citizen of the country in 1930. Friede studied various indigenous peoples in the country during the 1940s. One of the pioneers of the "New History" movement in the country was a professor at the new Department of Social Sciences of the National University. Casa Museo Juan Friede is the former house in San Agustn. On February 17, 1901, <mask> was born in a village called Wlava, which is close to the border with Germany and is part of the Russian Empire.Friede attended school in Moscow during the Russian Revolution of 1917. Friede graduated from the University of Vienna in 1922 with a degree in Economical and Social Sciences. Friede was influenced by the environment of Vienna in the 1920s and he was a member of an anarcho-ecological society. He continued his research at the London School of Economics after he finished his studies in Vienna. Friede began working for the import-export firm in 1923. Friede was sent to Colombia by the firm. Friede arrived in both Cartagena and Buenaventura.He decided to emigrate because he was so impressed with the country. <mask> moved to Manizales after working for J. Stern & Co in trading coffee, automobiles and other imports. Friede became a Colombian national on March 3, 1930. Friede worked for Caldas Motor Company, a subsidiary of Ford Motor Company, from 1935 to 1941. Friede opened the first art gallery in Bogot in 1940 after moving from Manizales. An exposition was held in Friede's art gallery two years later. Friede made the first documentary about the important archaeological and UNESCO World Heritage site San Agustn

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texts: during the Holy Week of 1942.Between 1943 and 1946 there were further studies of the indigenous people of the country. He lived in San Agustn until 1945. Friede published his book El indio en la lucha por la tierra in 1944, where he described the oppression of the indigenous people of the department of Cauca. Friede wrote a book about the conquests and indigenous history in 1955 and is one of the founding members of "New History" in Columbia. <mask> was one of the main professors when the Department of Social Sciences was founded. Friede lived in the United States from 1962 to 1990. <mask> has published many works in both Spanish and English.He spoke many languages, including Russian, German, French, English and Spanish. Friede has published books and articles about the indigenous peoples of the country, including the Muisca, Andaqu, Arhuaco, Kofn and Quimbaya. <mask> has written biographies of many conquistadors and Spanish chroniclers. He wrote that Pedro de Aguado was christened in Valdemoro on January 26, 1513. Friede wrote about the people in La conquista del territorio. The abuse of the indigenous people by Pedro de Heredia was reported by Friede. <mask> has written about the Spanish conquest of Bogot.He showed the routes of the main conquistadors to the Bogot savanna and Eastern Hills. Friede published a review about the conquest of the Spanish against the Panche and the Muisca in 1960. Friede says the work was written by the main conquistador of central-Colombia. The Battle of Boyac in 1819, the Battle of Ayacucho in 1824, and the foundation of the Mint in Bogot were all published by History Friede. A major biography of friar Bartolomé de las Casas was published in 1971 along with a critical review of friar Pedro Simn by <mask> Alter. The list is a selection. Indgenas y represin en Colombia were published in 1979.Los indios del alto Magdalena (vida, luchas y exterminio) were established in

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title: Aditya Pancholi

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texts: well-known businessman who used his father's wealth in enjoying leisure time and used a new costume to help depressed and troubled people.In the movie, <mask> played the role of a womanising lifeguard who got himself into trouble while falling in love with a married woman. He starred in the TV series Mahashakti in 1995 opposite Juhi Chawla. The series was to be released in 1989 as Vaada raha milan ka, but the film was released as a TV series. He starred in a film that was to be released in theatres, but was instead released on the World Wide Web and television. In Feroz Khan's Dayavan (1988), <mask> played the lead role and had a supporting role. He was in Dharamyudh with other people. He collaborated with K.C. later that year.Opposite Amala is Bokadia in Kab Tak Chup Rahungi. He established himself as a lead actor in Bollywood with this role. His next film was Qatil, in which he starred. A lawyer's son who resists the death penalty and imprisonment and proves himself guilty of the murder of a prostitute is trapped when a friend betrays him by removing all of the evidence. Mohabat Ka Paigham starred <mask> and Meenakshi Sheshadri. He played a key role in the multi-starrer action film Maha Sangram, which featured an ensemble cast of actors. He sang a few lines in the song with Chinai.He starred in the comedy film, which became one of the highest-grossing films of the year. He starred in Sailaab with Madhuri Dixit. The year would end with a double-role for <mask>. His second role as an antagonist was in the sports action

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title: Aditya Pancholi

texts: film,Awwal Number. Taqdeer Ka Tamasha was one of his releases. In 1991, he starred in Naamcheen, opposite Ekta Sohini, in which he played an unemployed young man who steps into the underworld to make money and become one of the wealthiest people of his city, but loses his family and friends in the race for wealth and decides to kill Vishnu-Devaa was his next big release and he was a part of it.The film was the 17th highest-grossing film of the year. He played one of the title roles in the film. He collaborated with the director of Saathi. He played a supporting role in Akayla. The film featured an ensemble cast. It was the seventh highest-grossing film of the year. His last film of the year was Jeevan Daata.The romance film Yaad Rakhegi Duniya was released in 1992. A dying man falls in love with a girl who is also dying. In 1992 there was an action movie called Sahebzaade. The multi-starrer action film was his last release of the year. Ekta Sohini is playing the role of an army officer. The film was the fifth highest-grossing film of the year. Chor Aur Chaand was <mask>'s first film as a producer and he acted in the lead role.In the same year he starred in an action film. The action film Game was his next release. The multi-starrer action film Aatish: Feel the Fire was his only film of 1994. Aatish made a lot of money at the box office. He began his acting career in 1995 with the lead role in the action film Surakshaa, in which he was joined by Sheeba with an ensemble cast. He acted in four movies in the same year, including


title: Aditya Pancholi

texts: Ravan Raaj: A True Story, The Gambler, Ram Shastra and Anupam Kher. The 1996 action film Ek Tha Raja was a multi-starrer lead role for <mask>, as well as for Shetty and Khan.The double-role <mask> played in Jung was a double-role opposite Sujata Mehta. The box office success of the film was due to the fact that the train driver was wrongly punished for a murder that was committed by a look-alike mobster. The next release of the year was Khilona, starring Ayub Khan and Monica Bedi. Zordaar was one of his movies. As 1997 approached, the roles of supporting and antagonist <mask> changed, with the exception of Yes Boss, a romantic comedy starring Shah Rukh Khan and Juhi Chawla. Boss was the highest-grossing movie of the year. He was nominated for the Best Performance in a Negative Role at the Filmfare Award.He was in a negative role in his next movie. In 1998 and 1999 he appeared in several movies, including Zanjeer: The Chain, Hafta Vasuli, Benaam, and Aaya Toofan. The antagonist in Baaghi was played by <mask>. He reprised his role as a police inspector in Jung, opposite Sanjay Dutt and others. His last release of the year was Tarkieb. His only movie release was in 2001 and it was called Bhagwaat Ek Jung. Aankhen was a 2002 film that featured an ensemble cast of Aankhen was a film that featured an ensemble cast of Aankhen was a film that featured an ensemble cast of Aankhen was a film that featured an ensemble cast of Aankhen wasOne of the highest-grossing films of the year was the film. His other releases in 2002 were Jaani


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texts: Dushman. In 2003 he appeared in a patriotic movie with other people. He made an appearance in the movie. The 2004 action film Musafir was the fifth film in which <mask> and Gupta collaborated. The movie received negative reviews, but <mask> received positive reviews for his performance. <mask> reprised his role as the antagonist in the film.Rush, Hridayanath, Mumbai Mirror, Race 2, Jai Ho, Dishkiyaoon, Hero, and Bajirao Mastani were all films in which <mask> restricted himself to antagonist and character roles. After a decade-long trial, a local metropolitan court in Mumbai found <mask> Pancholi guilty of assault in 2005, and sentenced him to a one-year imprisonment with a fine of Rs. 20,000/- is US$300. There is an appeal against the judgment in a higher court. The complaint was filed by the actress, who had previously been in a relationship with him, that he had drugged, raped, assault and blackmailed her for sex over a long period of time. She claimed in an interview to India TV that there had been an assault in public. According to witnesses, Ranaut was forced to get out of the vehicle after she was slapped by <mask>.The accusations were false and as despicable as her relationship with him. He said that Ranaut exploited him both financially and emotionally and used his influence to get a foothold for herself as an actress. The trial is not starting yet. After being accused of raping his ex-girlfriend's 15-year-old maid when he and her were dating, he was later found guilty. There are links to awards and nominations for Male

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title: Roswell Field Putnam

texts: In the last two decades of the 19th century, <mask> was the foremost residential architect. He designed many large houses in those two towns. His early house designs were mostly in the Queen Anne style. <mask> was part of a partnership with Lewis D. Bayley that operated from an office in Northampton. Classical Revival and Colonial Revival styles were the focus of the firm's residential work. The most expensive building yet to have been constructed in the downtown area is the Masonic Block in Northampton. The firm worked on civic structures as well.Three public libraries were designed by <mask> or his firm. <mask> continued his architectural practice in Northampton after the dissolution of the firm, but at a slower pace. He designed and renovated many schools in Hampshire County, Massachusetts. The son of a farmer and his wife, <mask> <mask> was born in Massachusetts on May 20, 1840. He was named after <mask> <mask>, a trial justice for Franklin County, Massachusetts, who represented the town of Leverett in the state legislature for many years. <mask> took care of <mask> <mask> and his wife, Sarah Graves <mask>, in their later years, and when he died in 1842, he bequeathed his property and a thousand dollars to <mask>. A Greek Revival farmhouse for himself, his wife, and his four-year-old son was acquired by <mask> in 1844, possibly on the strength of his inheritance.The <mask>s' house at #153 was destroyed by fire,

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texts: but the schoolhouse he built on the northwest corner of his property still stands. <mask> might have been interested in becoming an architect because of the schoolhouse construction. The school <mask> <mask> attended was called the Little Red Schoolhouse and was located near the town center. He attended the Powers Institute in Bernardston, Massachusetts, which opened in 1854, as he grew older. <mask> has always been a close student and probably has the finest library outside of New York City, according to the Daily Hampshire Gazette. He was a farmer when he registered for the Civil War draft in 1863, but there is no indication that he served. He was identified as a farmer in the state census.The 1860 U.S. Census shows him living with his parents. In the 1870 and 1880 U.S. Census, he was a carpenter and an architect. The store <mask> designed for Payson Field in 1867 was on the west side of the tracks just north of the railroad station, which was built in 1865. The store was moved to the east side of Shutesbury Road for use as a residence in the 1890s. According to his obituaries, <mask> learned the carpentry trade in Amherst and trained as an architect in Massachusetts. His name does not appear in Boston city directories, but he may have trained under an architect. There is no clear sequence or timing of these ventures.He is listed in the Massachusetts Register and Business Directory of 1874. Chauncey Lessey and

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texts: John Beston, Jr. were both carpenters in the 1870s, as well as <mask>, who later designed houses on behalf of both their widows. Massachusetts did not require a license to become a carpenter or architect at the time. One learned on the job through apprenticeship. <mask> undertook training for the architectural profession in the late 1870s. The path to becoming an architect in the U.S. was to spend time as an apprenticeship in an architectural office. The courses in architecture were not formal until later in the century.The distinction between builder and architect was not always clear, but from the records that survive from 1883 onward, it appears that <mask> employed others as builders, contractors, or specialized craftsmen, and did not pick up a hammer himself. <mask> learned architecture from a Massachusetts man. He was a master-builder and a contractor in Massachusetts when he came to Worcester, but he was only 29 when he arrived. The firm opened an office in Boston after forming a partnership with Stephen C. Earle. The partnership lasted 10 years. According to the most complete study of the architect, it appears that Earle was the designer and the builder of the building. The heart of the firm's work was in Worcester and the Boston office was opened only to be able to attract inexpensive draftsmen.Residential and commercial buildings were also designed by the firm, although they did stone churches in a

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title: Roswell Field Putnam

texts: Richardsonian Romanesque/Gothic idiom. After leaving Earle, he and Ward P. Delano formed the firm Fuller & Delano, which for more than two decades was one of the most successful firms in the area. The latter firm seems to have focused on institutional buildings, with relatively few residential commissions. <mask> <mask> married Sarah P. Scott, a native of Massachusetts who had been a boarder at his parents' home, on 9 May 1882. She was his junior. The couple had a son named Karl Scott <mask>. Sarah died in June 1884.<mask>, who is still living with his parents in Leverett, seems to have established himself as a professional architect and begun taking commissions. He designed a house for B. H. Williams. The agreements with John Beston, Jr., a contractor, were executed in September and December 1884 at the Jones Library. The estate of Mrs. C. W. Lessey contracted for one of these to be built at 24 North Prospect Street. Queen Anne cross-gabled houses, many in the Shingle Style, were designed for the town's merchants and faculty members by <mask>. Many people consider the John C. Hammond house at 222 Elm Street in Northampton to be in this style. He did not win the commission despite being the unanimous choice of the committee.The North Amherst Library was designed by him. <mask> and Lewis D. Bayley formed a partnership in 1893. The firm opened an office on Main Street in Northampton. According to the local paper, the

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texts: people of this vicinity who contemplate building will not find it necessary to send away for their architectural work, as we now have a firm of architects here that are second to none in the country. The houses in Northampton became more Classical/Colonial Revival in style and design as the decade went on, but they still retained many Queen Anne features. <mask> <mask> married for the second time in 1895 to Mrs. <mask> of Springfield, a widow with three adult sons. Karl would have been twelve years old at the time.<mask> <mask> built a house for the family. As a result of forming a firm, there was a dramatic increase in the number of jobs undertaken, as well as broadening the scope of work beyond what <mask> had done on his own. In addition to pursuing residential work, the firm undertook several commercial building projects, including repairing the McCallum Block and rebuilding the Lambie Block in Northampton. They designed a new plumbing scheme for the Northampton City Hall, an addition to the Nonotuck Silk Company in Florence, a school in Easthampton, as well as projects in Buckland and South Deerfield, all towns in Western Massachusetts. The Masonic Block at 25 Main Street in Northampton opened in 1898. The firm had done work for 18 clients in Northampton and the surrounding area in the past two years, according to a profile in the Daily Hampshire Gazette supplement of 30 November 1895. There is no indication

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texts: that <mask> <mask> ever worked outside of Massachusetts.The partnership ended as the Masonic Building was nearing completion. The conflict that caused the rift probably reflected the heated exchange of letters between the partners in the Masonic Building. <mask> continued to build in Northampton while Bayley moved to Connecticut. M.N. gave the Shutesbury library to the town. Spear worked on new buildings and improvements for schools. Karl Scott <mask> earned a B.S. and became an architect. In 1910, I received a degree from the University of Pennsylvania and worked in the New York office of Edward Tilton.He was listed as a draftsman in the City Directory of Northampton in 1910. The name of the firm was R. Putnam & Son. The papers of <mask>, who taught architecture at Smith College from 1930 onward, are in the archives. Although he and the firms to which he belonged designed many private houses, college buildings, and institutional structures in Northampton, Amherst and surrounding towns, <mask>'s papers reveal no buildings on which father and son collaborated. Less than a year after his son graduated, <mask> <mask> died. <mask> had buildings in Northampton. Mr. is stated in <mask>'s obituary.<mask> was a pleasant man who was always ready to converse with anyone connected with his profession in which he took a great pride. He was interested in the community but never wanted to be a public official. The Northampton

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title: Elizabeth Brumfiel

texts: <mask><mask> was born on March 10, 1945 and died on January 1, 2012 She was the president of the American Anthropological Association. He was born in Chicago, Illinois and attended high school there. She was a Peace Corps volunteer in La Paz. She obtained her B.A. She got her M.A. in 1969 after getting her M.D. degrees in anthropology from the University of Michigan. In the same field as the University of California, Los Angeles.After serving as a Peace Corps volunteer from 1966 to 1967, Career Brumfiel worked as a research assistant at the Center for Population Planning at the University of Michigan. She was a lecturer at the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Eastern Michigan University from 1970 to 1977 and a teaching fellow at the Department of Anthropology at the University of Michigan from 1971 to 1972. From 1985 to 1989 she was an assistant professor at the Department of Anthropology and Sociology at Albion College, after serving as a chair of the department. In 1989 he was promoted to professor and in 1996 he became the Endowed Professor. The publications focused on gender, political economy, and the relationship between these areas of scholarship. She wanted to show how archaeology is connected to other disciplines such as gender studies and political science. The site of Xaltocan in Mexico was the location of an archaeological project.She was involved with Richard Blanton at Monte Albn in Mexico and directed research at the Mexican sites of Xico and Huexotla. One of the first scholars to

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texts: the Present. Alien bodies, everyday people, and internal spaces: Embodiment, figurines and social discourse in Postclassic Mexico. C. Halperin, K. Faust, and R. Taube are authors. In press. The Oxford Handbook of Archaeology was written by C. Gosden and B. Cunliffe. Oxford University Press. They were in the press."Gender, Cloth, Continuity and Change" is a journal entry. The American Anthropologist is called American Anthropologist. In the press. A feeling for difference and likeness is one of the methods used in feminist and gender archaeology. S.M. wrote in The Handbook of Gender in Archaeology. Nelson's ed. 31–58Altamira is in Walnut Creek, CA. Tula, Cholula, and Xaltocan were Opting In and Opting Out. Essays reflecting the contributions of Jeffrey R.Parsons are included in In Settlement and Subsistence in Early Civilizations. Blanton and M.H. pp. 63–88. The University of California, Los Angeles has the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology.2005. Materiality, Feasts, and Figured Worlds are found in Aztec Mexico. In Rethinking Materiality was written by E. DeMarrais, C. Gosden, and C. Renfrew. There were 222–243. The McDonald Institute is in Cambridge. 2005. External links about "In Memoriam: <mask>l 1945–2012."A report on anthropology. 5 January 2012 6 Mar. "In Memoriam: <mask>." It's living Anthropologically. Antrosio was born on January 2, 2012 6 Mar.American women anthropologists, American women archaeologists, American women writers, University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts

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title: Bruno Gustavo da Silva

texts: <mask> is a Brazilian mixed martial artist who competes in the Flyweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. <mask> had a 7–2–1 record in his native Brazil before he tried out for The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil 4. <mask> was in the preliminary bout for the season. <mask> won the fight with a first-round technical knockout. <mask> faced Dileno Lopes. <mask> was eliminated from the tournament after losing the bout via first-round submission. <mask> moved to Arizona in order to train at Fight Ready MMA.His most memorable fights were winning the World Fighting Federation Flyweight title and also a draw against fellow future UFC fighter, CASEY KENNEDY. <mask> was scheduled to face Khalid Taha on September 7, 2019. The bout was moved to UFC 243 on August 21. He lost the fight in the third round. In an in-competition urine sample provided by the USADA, Taha took a medicine for reducing inflammation and swelling in his eyes which contained furosemide, which resulted in a one year USADA suspension. The fight was thrown out. <mask> was scheduled to face <mask> at UFC Fight Night: Lee vs. Oliveira.<mask> was forced to withdraw from the event because he wouldn't travel to China to prepare for the fight and was replaced by David Dvok. He lost the fight. At UFC Fight Night: Waterson vs. Hill, <mask> was scheduled to face Tagir Ulanbekov. Due to travel restrictions related to the COVID-19 epidemic, the bout was moved four weeks later at UFC Fight Night: Moraes vs. Sandhagen. He was defeated by a unanimous decision. <mask> faced JP Buys at UFC on March 20, 2021. <mask> won the bout via technical knockout after knocking Buys down multiple times.He won the Performance of the Night award. <mask> signed a four-fight deal. <mask> faced Victor Rodriguez at UFC Fight Night on May 22, 2021. He knocked the opponent out in the first round. He won the Performance of the Night award.

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title: Shaura

texts: <mask>, formerly known as Juka, is a Japanese visual kei metal singer who first became known in 2002. He joined HIZAKI's project in late 2006 He paused all musical activities at the end of 2007, after starting a solo career. He came back in 2009, after changing his stage name to <mask>. In August of 2012 he wrote on his website that his music career was done and there was no reason for him to get back on stage. Juka was recruited to join the project in 2002. He was a newcomer to the Japanese music scene.They produced three singles, two albums and two live DVDs, as well as countless live concerts with the band, even in Germany and France. Juka left after the Invite to Immorality Tour Final concert. His departure was due to musical differences. The band members decided to leave due to the lack of a vocalist. It had to be formed anew from there. He made an appearance as part of the encore of the final show of the tour, performing a short set as part of the original line up, followed by a second encore where they were joined on stage. At the end of 2006 guitarist HIZAKI recruited Juka as vocalist for a solo project.In early 2007, they released a new album. On May 5, 2007, a live DVD was released. There is live footage of the final concert of the HIZAKI grace project. They released a second album called Ruined Kingdom on September 19 which contained some live tracks and three new songs, which are the last recordings featuring Juka. He left the band after the concert. Juka was a support vocalist for the "Nihon Tanbi Kakumei" tour. The beginning of Juka's solo career was announced in February of 2007, while he continued with the HIZAKI grace project.He announced the release of his first single "Aravesque" on March 28, 2007, which was produced by Kamijo, HIZAKI and Juka himself. There is a large style selection on the three tracks. The first song "Aravesque" and the second song "S" are both heavy metal songs. The third track "Aimless" is very similar to a French chanson and doesn't have the same style as the first two tracks. All tracks are instrumental. Luxurious in the shape of a mini album

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