title: John Wilson Croker

texts: Peninsula, as his deputy in the office of chief secretary for Ireland. The friendship lasted until Wellington's death.The Duke of York's case gave Croker an opportunity to distinguish himself. He was appointed to the office of first secretary to the Admiralty, which he held without interruption for more than twenty years, after he delivered a speech in response to the charges of Colonel Wardle. The exposure of George Villiers, a fellow-official who had misappropriated the public funds to the extent of $285,000, was one of the first acts of his official career. The reverse was true, as the First Lord noted, even though Croker described himself as the Board's servant. The second secretary to the Admiralty <mask> became a close personal friend and his son married a niece of Croker's. In 1824 he helped found the Athenaeum Club and when the members voted for an icehouse, he commissioned a full-scale replica of the Bath stone of sculptures from the Parthenon. I give them an Ice House.He was the Member of Parliament for Dublin University in the 19th century. He retired from his post at the admiralty in 1830 after securing a pension of over a thousand dollars a year. He left parliament when the Reform Bill was passed because he was against it. Many of his political speeches were published in pamphlet form, and they show him to have been a vigorous and effective party debater. During a debate in the Commons, he was magnanimous to his opponents when Lord Althorp said that he had mislaid Croker's figures. When Robert Peel began to advocate the repeal of the Corn Laws,


title: John Wilson Croker

type: paraphrased

texts: Croker broke with him. One of the leading contributors on literary and historical subjects to the Quarterly Review was Croker.Many of his articles were written in a rancorous spirit. Political animosities were brought into literary criticism of Croker's reputation as a worker in the department of pure literature. The younger school of poets were revolting against the artificial methods of the 18th century. The death of his friend Arthur Hallam discouraged the aspiring poet from seeking to publish anything more for nine years after he savagely attacked Poems, published the previous December by Alfred Tennyson. The Quarterly article on Endymion was written by him. They attributed the article to William Gifford and blamed it for the death of the poet. Boswell's Life of Johnson was the subject of an unfavorable review by Macaulay in the Edinburgh Review, which was a Whig rival and opponent of the Quarterly Review.Macaulay complained of factual errors in the notes, as well as Carlyle's carping attitude to <mask>'s motives. "You begin a sentence under Boswell's guidance, thinking to be carried happily through it by the same: but no; in the middle, perhaps after your semi-colon, and some 'for' starts up." George Birkbeck Hill acknowledges much of Macaulay's criticism of Croker, but adds that he owes a lot to the labours of Mr. Croker. Hill said that Croker was "shallow in himself", didn't understand <mask>'s strong character, and didn't grasp Boswell's flair as a biographer. He knew many men who were close to the hero and his biographer, but for his care would have

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title: John Wilson Croker

texts: been lost. Boswell had not been able to see many of <mask>'s letters because he had not been able to find them. An annotated edition of Alexander Pope's works occupied Croker for several years.At the time of his death, it was unfinished, but it was finished afterwards by Elwin and Courthope. He died at a bank. Croker was supposed to be the original from which Benjamin Disraeli drew the character of "Rigby" in Coningsby because he had the sole management of the estates of the Marquess of Hertford. The novels Florence Macarthy and The Anglo-Irish of the Nineteenth Century were written by Lady Morgan, who was a political opponent of Croker. The model for Scott's Tales of a Grandfather Letters on the Naval War with America and A Reply to the Letters of Malachi Malagrowther was provided by Stories for Children from the History of England. The Suffolk Papers, Hervey's Memoirs of the Court of George II, and the Letters of Mary Lepel were edited by him. The Croker Papers edited his memoirs, diaries and correspondence.Sir William Edward Parry named the bay after him. Henry Bayfield named the Bruce Peninsula's Cape Croker after him. There are External links to books and articles about


title: Osiris Eldridge

texts: <mask> is an American professional basketball player who last played for Bykekmece Basketbol of the Turkish Basketball Super League. He was a basketball player at Illinois State. As a freshman, he won the Missouri Valley Conference Freshman of the Year award, and as a sophomore, he was runner up in the Most Valuable Player award while leading ISU to its most wins in school history with 25. The junior averaged 21 points, six rebound, three assists and nearly five steals. He averaged 25 points, eight rebound and three assists per game as a senior. The first team all-city in 2006 was named. A second team all-state selection by Illinois Hoops and a third team all-state selection by the Associated Press.The Wallace Prather, Jr. Memorial All-Star Classic features the top players from the adidas camp. The 2005 IHSA Class AA Slam Dunk champion. The 2006 Riverwar All-Star Game was played. The Missouri Valley Conference Freshman of the Year was a freshman at Illinois State. He was the Valley Newcomer of the Week. He tied the third-highest single-game total by a freshman in Illinois State history. He tied the school record with eight three-pointers in a game.The Larry Bird Player of the Year runner-up was a sophomore. Averaged 15.8 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.3 steals per game. Two-time Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week. Averaged a league-second-best 17.1 points per game to go along with 5.6 rebound per game on a 47.2 shooting percentage in Valley play. The Redbirds have been given more confidence and more hype by <mask>. The "King O" is looking to lead the Redbirds into the NCAA tournament for the first time in over a decade. The Illinois State men's basketball team is projected to finish third in the Missouri Valley Conference according to a panel of league sports information directors, head coaches and media members.<mask> <mask> was named the league's preseason player of the year after finishing second in the 2008 Larry Bird Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year voting. Five Valley student-athletes were named to the league's

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title: Osiris Eldridge

texts: preseason all-conference team. As a first-team All-Missouri Valley Conference selection last season, <mask> averaged 15.8 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.3 steals per game. Nine games with 20 or more points were posted by the Chicago native. He scored a career-high 34 points at Indiana State last season, and posted his first-career double-doubles at Eastern Michigan and Bowling Green. Drake's Jonathan Cox and Josh Young were joined on the Valley's Preseason All-Conference Team by Southern Illinois' Bryan Mullins. Bradley's Andrew Warren and Theron Wilson received honorable mention honors.<mask> had an average of 34.8mpg and 14ppg. The team had 1.5 steals per game. He took the redbirds to the championship game of the tournament but lost in overtime. Only the second player in league history to receive the award from a member of the runner-up team was named the State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Most Outstanding Player. Earned Honorable Mention in the Missouri Valley Conference. The Valley's All-Defensive Team was selected. He scored the 1,000th point of his career.The 2008–09 Bob and Audrey Weber Endowed Scholarship was received in June of 2008. He entered his name in the NBA draft but didn't hire an agent so he could return to school the next season. He dropped his name from the list after opting out. Senior <mask> was the preseason favorite for the Missouri Valley Player of the Year by Blue Ribbon Yearbook. He averaged 15.9 points a game. Adam Koch was named the Missouri Valley Player of the year. He was drafted by the Dakota Wizards in the NBA D-League.He has played in France, Germany, and Turkey. The Turkish Basketball Super League has a team called Bykekmece Basketbol. On August 11, 2020, he re-signed with the team. Each year, the Basketball Tournament has a $2 million winner-take-all tournament. He played for Eberlein Drive. They lost to Overseas Elite in the championship game. The Freshman of the Year in the Missouri Valley Conference was the Most Outstanding Player in the State Farm Missouri Valley Conference

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title: Nicholas Soames

texts: Sir <mask>s served as the Member of Parliament for Mid Sussex from 1997 to 2019, having previously served as the Member of Parliament for Crawley from 1983 to 1997. In the government of John Major, Soames was the Minister of State for the armed forces. He had the whip taken away for voting against the government before it was restored. His main interests are defence, international relations, rural affairs and industry. He is the grandson of a former prime minister. <mask> and Mary Spencer-Churchill had a son named <mask> who was born in 1948. He is a grandnephew of the founder of the Scout movement and a grandson of the British Prime Minister.His brother is an industrialist. He gave me the true version of what I had always suspected was an apocryphal story. When Soames was five years old, he didn't know how important his grandpa was. He walked up to the old man's bedroom and found him sitting in a bed. Is it true that you are the greatest man in the world? He asked. 'Yes I am,' he said.'Now bugger off.' After attending a prep school, Soames went to college. He served in West Germany and Britain with the 11th Hussars and later the Royal Hussars after being commissioned into the 11th Hussars on a short service commission. Soames resigned from his commission on 5 August 1975 after being transferred to the Regular Army Reserve of Officers. He was appointed equerry to Charles, Prince of Wales in 1970, and has remained a close friend of the Prince ever since. Diana's mental illness and paranoia caused her to accuse the Prince of Wales of adultery, according to Soames. Soames apologized for Charles' adultery.He left the army in 1972 to work as a broker. In 1974 he became a personal assistant to Sir James

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title: Nicholas Soames

texts: Goldsmith and in 1976 to Mark Hatfield, who was the United States Senator at the time. He was an assistant director of the group. Labour's Hugh McCartney defeated him by over 12,000 votes in 1979. At the 1983 general election, <mask> was elected as the Member of Parliament for Crawley. He was a member of the Labour Party that defeated the Conservatives in the 1997 general election. In the 1997 election, he retained the constituency of Mid Sussex for the Conservatives after Tim Renton stood down at the election, and <mask> remained the seat's MP from then until Parliament was dissolved in November 2019.He was the Shadow Secretary of State for Defence from 2003 to 2005 and served as a Parliamentary Secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food from 1992 to 1994. He was appointed to the parliamentary committee in 2002 to consider the Hunting Act 2004, which banned hunting with dogs. On 9 May 2005, shortly after Michael Howard announced his intention to resign as leader of the Conservative Party, Soames resigned from the shadow cabinet. He is a co-chairman of the Cross-Party Group on Balanced Migration and has advocated in parliament and in the media that immigration to and emigration from the UK should be brought into balance. He advocated for the introduction of a national identity card scheme in the national media. Soames was against the EU membership referendum. He said in an interview before the referendum that he was a One Nation Conservative on the soft right of the party.The United States was condemned by Soames for recognizing Israel's 1981 annexation of the Golan Heights. The United States is in clear violation of UN Resolution 497, Soames said, adding that "annexation of

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title: Nicholas Soames

texts: after discovering that Soames was claiming tax relief on a three-tier buffet with partially reeded slender balustrade upright supports. Thomas told The Independent's Adam Jacques that he tries to find good in his enemies. Despite what they are doing, people are able to get on with each other. <mask>s was the only person I had met who did not have any redeeming features.He was a baddie. A member of the International Advisory Board, Soames was the chairman of the private security contractor that was bought in 2015. A series of contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars were given by Aegis to provide guards to protect US military bases in Iraq. The company has previously employed people from the UK, the US and Nepal. The soldiers were paid $16 a day, according to contract documents. The Child Soldier's New Job is a documentary that claims that former child soldiers were recruited to work for private security companies in Iraq. He was a director of the company that went out of business.Soames is listed as a director. The Mid Sussex Conservative Constituency Association has received over $1 million in donations, with Soames receiving over $100,000 from a private military company. US multinational professional services, risk management and insurance brokerage firm Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc has given Soames over half a million dollars in remunerations for his services as an MP. Soames has received private donations from a number of people. Kate Hoey, a Labour Member of Parliament, criticized Soames after he met with President Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwean media reported that the visit was part of a private initiative of friends of Zimbabwe in the British establishment to normalise


title: Nicholas Soames

texts: relations between the two countries. Hoey, chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Zimbabwe, said that Soames' visit "pandered to the vanity of a wily and ruthless dictator."You can't have a private visit that is front page of the newspapers in Zimbabwe. Soames maintained that he had met Mugabe in a personal capacity, rather than as a representative of Her Majesty's Government. If he had not tried to meet the President, Lord Soames would not have forgiven him. Soames has been married twice. On 4 June 1981 he married Catherine Weatherall, sister of the Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne. The Queen Mother, Princess Margaret and Lady Diana Spencer attended the wedding of the Prince of Wales as his best man. Arthur Harry David Soames was their only son.His second marriage was to Serena Smith, daughter of Sir John Smith. They have two children. <mask> was born on November 28, 1996. His brother is the CEO of Serco. Soames pleaded guilty to riding a quad bike on a public road without insurance. He was fined and ordered to pay a surcharge after he was disqualified from driving for two months because of his previous offenses. He was disqualified from driving for two weeks in 2012 for speeding at 51 mph in a 30 mph residential area.Soames was fined and had court costs and a victim surcharge. He has been caught violating traffic laws three times in the last four years. Soames was sworn in as a member of the Privy Council. He was given the honorific "the Right Honorable" for the rest of his life. He was knighted for political service. He can be referred to as "Sir <mask>" for the rest of his life. The official website of <mask>s is theargus.co.uk.Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom are people

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title: E. O. Hoppé

texts: German-born British portrait, travel, and topographic photographer <mask> was active between 1907 and 1945. He moved to London in 1900 to train as a financier, but took up photography and quickly achieved great success. He was educated in some of the best schools in the world, and was the only son of a prominent banker. He served apprenticeships in German banks for ten years before accepting a position with the Shanghai Banking Corporation. He was never in China. He met an old school friend in England on the first leg of his journey. Hoppé married his school friend's sister and stayed in London.While working for theDeutsche Bank, he became enamored with photography and opened a portrait studio in 1907. Bill Jay said that within a few years, E.O<mask> was the leader of portraiture in Europe. To say that someone has a "household name" has become a cliché, yet in <mask>'s case the phrase is apt. Rarely in the history of the medium has a photographer been so famous in his own lifetime. He was just as famous as his sitters. It's hard to think of a prominent name in politics, art, literature, and the theatre who didn't pose for the camera.Although <mask> was one of the most important photographic artists of his era and highly celebrated in his time, at the age of 76, he sold his body of photographic work to a commercial London picture archive. The work was not accessible by author because it was filed by subject in millions of other stock pictures. Almost all of <mask>'s photographic work, which gained him the reputation as Britain's most influential international photographer between 1907 and 1939 was accidentally obscured from photo-historians and from photo-history itself. It remained in the collection for over thirty years after <mask>'s

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title: E. O. Hoppé

texts: death, and was not fully accessible to the public until the collection was acquired by new owners in the United States. The Hoppé family archive of photographs and biographical documents were brought back to the picture library by Graham Howe in 1994. The complete E.O. has not been done since 1954. The collection was gathered together.It took many years to catalogue, conserve, and research the recovered work. Many important British and North American figures in politics, literature, and the arts were attracted to Hoppé's reputation. In the era before the first World War, Hoppé photographed many leading literary subjects and figures from the art world, such as Henry James, Rudyard Kipling, John Masefield, and other dancers of the Ballets Russes. He was invited to photograph Queen Mary, King George, and members of the royal family in the early 1920s. <mask> was one of the subjects of the 1920s. A number of dancers were photographed by Hoppé in the 1930s. He contributed nude portraits of women to Peter Landow's book.He first worked from a studio in London's Baron's Court at 10 Margravine Gardens, then moved to a studio on Baker Street. In 1913 he took on a lease of 7 Cromwell Place, which later became the home of Gordon Anthony and Francis Bacon. English cleaners, maids, and street vendors were photographed by Hoppé in his studio and on the street. As he traveled throughout the world, he continued to capture ordinary working men and women. Hoppé began to travel the world in 1919 in search of new subjects and landscapes. He traveled to Africa, Germany, Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia, the United States, Cuba, Jamaica and the West Indies. The photographs were published in a number of books.The Russian Ballet has publications. They were E. O.


title: E. O. Hoppé

texts: Hoppé and Auguste. The Fine Art Society of London was founded in 1913. The new camera work is by E. O<mask>. John Galsworthy gave an introduction. The Goupil Gallery is in London. There is a book about fair women.London: Jonathan Cape, 1922. Taken from life. There are seven photogravure plates by E. O. Hoppé. W. Collins Sons & Co., was founded in London in 1922. The Gods of Modern Grub Street are contemporary authors. There are portraits of Arthur St. John Adcock by E. O. Hoppé. London: Marston and Co., 1923.Gipsy Camp and the Royal Palace were visited by wanderers. The book was written and illustrated by E. O<mask>. London: Methuen and Co. E. O. Hoppé wrote To Rome on a Sunbeam. The company was called Sunbeam Motor Car Company. A collection of photographs by E. O<mask>. There is an exhibition catalogue.The Tokyo Asahi Shimbun Hakkojo was founded in 1925. London types are taken from life. O. Hoppé. Text by W. Pett Ridge. London: Methuen and Co. There are forty London Statues and Public Monuments. Special photographs by E. O. Hoppé were taken by Tancred Borenius.London: Methuen & Co. There is a group of North American portraits. E. O. Hoppé took photographs of <mask>y Sergeant. New York: Knopf in 1927. The United States is Romantic America. O. Hoppé. B. Westermann Co., Inc. was founded in New York.And Das Romantische Amerika. The Wasmuth Verlag AG was founded in Berlin in 1927. The Glory that was Grub Street was a collection of works by contemporary authors. There are 32 portraits by E. O. Hoppé. Sampson, Low, Marston & Co. was founded in London in 1928. The Gipsies have a story. Konrad Bercovici has 8 plates.London: Cape in 1929. The word "Deutsche Arbeit" means "German Work". O. Hoppé. Bruno H. Burgel gave an introduction. Ullstein was in

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title: E. O. Hoppé

texts: Berlin in 1930. The fifth part of the world. O. Hoppé.Simpkin Marshall was founded in London in 1931. The Kleinstadt is referred to as Romantik der Kleinstadt. O. Hoppé. Verlag F. Bruckmann was published in 1932. "In passing" is the title of the novel. O. Hoppé. Berlin: Pollak Verlag.London. O. Hoppé. The Medici Society (Picture Guide Series) was published in London in 1932. The face of India. There is a person named Katherine Mayo. Hamish Hamilton was born in London in 1935. The image of London.O. Hoppé. In 1935, London: Chatto & Windus. There are sixty photographs and Descriptive Notes of Curiosities of London to be seen today. O. Hoppé. J. M. Dent and Sons was founded in London in 1936. The capital of George VI. The author is E. O. <mask>.J. M. Dent and Sons was founded in London in 1937. There were country days. The text was taken from A.G. Street's broadcasts. The book was written in London in 1940. The success of a photographer. O. Hoppé. Cecil Beaton gave an introduction.The Focal Press was published in London and New York in 1945. There are pictures of rural London. O. Hoppé. Odhams Press was founded in London in 1951. The Blue Mountains of Jamaica are referred to as Blaue Berge von Jamaica. Karl-Heinz Jaeckel. The Safari Verlag was published in Berlin in 1956.Pirates, Buccaneers, and Gentlemen were explorers. O. Hoppé. Barnes and London: Yoseloff was written in New Jersey. The camera portraits were done by E. O<mask>. There is a man named Terence Pepper. The National Portrait Gallery is in London. The National Portrait Gallery was in London.The Camera Pictures of Cities and Industry was written by E. O<mask>. The essay was written by Ian Jeffrey. The Impressions Gallery was in York. It's Hoppé's London. The man is Mark

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title: E. O. Hoppé

texts: Haworth-Booth. London: Guiding Light. Amerika is a collection of photographs from the 1920s.The man is Phillip Prodger. New York: W. W.Norton & Co. Hoppé's Australia is located in Australia. The essays were written by Graham Howe and <mask> <mask>. New York: W. W.Norton & Co. Photographs from 1929 by E. O<mask>. Essays by Pratapaditya Pal and Graham Howe.The Marg Foundation and Curatorial Assistance, Inc. are located in Mumbai. Photographs from 1929 by E. O. <mask>. Essays by Pratapaditya Pal and Graham Howe. The Marg Foundation and Curatorial Assistance, Inc. are located in Mumbai. The portraits were done in the studio and street. They are Phillip Prodger and Terence Pepper. The National Portrait Gallery is in London.There are 100 photographs of E. O<mask> and the Ballets Russes. Essays by Graham Howe and John Bowlt. The Art of the XII Century was published in Moscow. The Indian Subcontinent of the Cusp of Change was written by E. O<mask>. Marg Publishing is located in Mumbai. The German Work was written by E. O<mask>. The man is Phillip Prodger.Steidl Verlag is in Gttingen. Photographs of Greater Romania were taken by E. O. Hoppé. Adrian Silvan Ionescu, Graham Howe and Marika Lundeberg are related. Curatorial Books is in Pasadena, California. The 1909 Royal Photographic Society, London, and the 1910 Modern Camera Portraits by E.O. were exhibitions. Wanamaker's Gallery, New York, 1921 New Camera Work by <mask>., and Hoppé, Goupil Gallery, London, 1913 Studies from the Russian Ballet. The Victoria and Albert Museum has an exhibition on 1922 photographic masterpieces by E.O.A Half Century of Photography, Foyles Art Gallery, London, 1954. The Bruce Silverstein Gallery, New York, 2007, Australia, Customs House, Sydney, 2007, Discoveries, are

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title: Ulrich von Brockdorff-Rantzau

texts: The first Foreign Minister of the Weimar Republic was a German diplomat. He led the German delegation at the Paris Peace Conference but resigned over the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. He was the German ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1922 to 1928. On May 29, 1869, the life and career of <mask> was born. He was the son of a civil servant who worked for the Rantzau family. The twin brother of <mask> was a Geheimer Regierungsrat. He took the name "Brockdorff-Rantzau" after a great-uncle left him the manor.He studied law at Neuchtel, Berlin, and Freiburg in the 19th century. He received a doctor's degree. In 1891, at Leipzig. He was too young to join the Imperial Foreign Office and was promoted to Leutnant in the 1st. There is a Garderegiment in Flensburg. After an injury he left military service in 1893 and became a diplomat in the Foreign Office. In May 1912 he became envoy to Copenhagen after being political Generalkonsul at Budapest from 1909-12.Brockdorff-Rantzau worked to improve the relationship between Danes and Germans. As the war dragged on, he worked to keep up the important trade links with Germany. He got to know the future German president, Friedrich Ebert. He helped facilitate the passage of the Bolsheviks in a sealed train across Germany in 1917. He declined the post of State Secretary for Foreign Affairs because he didn't believe he could follow a policy without military interference. He was appointed head of the AA after the German Revolution and Treaty of Versailles, but was asked to become the successor in January 1919. He accepted the position to lead the AA dependent on five conditions.Germany's credit rating should be restored so that loans from the USA can be made. A republican Army should be created to prevent a communist revolution and to create a stronger negotiating position for Germany at the peace conference. The Workers' and

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title: Ulrich von Brockdorff-Rantzau

texts: his post along with Scheidemann and Otto Landsberg. Brockdorff-Rantzau went public several times with arguments for a revision of the Treaty and the establishment of a more rational law of nations. He wrote a secret memo to Friedrich Ebert in July 1922, warning of the dangers associated with the Treaty of Rapallo. He said that a policy of playing off the great powers against each other was not possible anymore. He was appointed as ambassador to the Soviet Union in 1922 and supported a rapprochement between the two countries. His opposition to military cooperation with the Soviets led to confrontations with the head of the Reichswehr, <mask> Seeckt.The Locarno Treaties brought Germany closer to France and were resented by the Soviet leadership. The Treaty of Berlin established a relationship of neutrality and non-aggression between the two countries. He thought the pact restored a balance between German links to the east and west. Brockdorff-Rantzau had a good relationship with the soviet foreign minister and was held in high esteem by the soviet government. He was on a holiday in Berlin when he died. The Publications Patronat are Compatronat. There is a thesis.The year 1890 was followed by the year 1891. Um Versailles, dokumente und gedanken. Berlin 1925. Kurt Rosenbaum wrote Community of Fate: German-Soviet Diplomatic Relations 1922-1928. Kurt Rosenbaum wrote "The German Involvement in the Shakhty Trial" in The Russian Review XIII. Berlin, 1929. Brockdorff-Rantzau is the Minister in Kaiserreich und Republik.Muster-Schmidt was born in Gttingen in 1984. Christiane Scheidemann is the author of Eine politische Biographie. Verlag Peter Lang was published in 1998. Before 1941, see also Soviet-German relations. The International Encyclopedia of the First World War. There were people from the province of Schleswig-Holstein who were ambassadors of Germany to the Soviet


title: Lizzie Lloyd King

texts: <mask> is said to have shot Charles Goodrich three times in the head on March 20, 1873 in Brooklyn, New York, United States. She was captured more than three months after the event. Her inquest drew large crowds, and prisoner church sermons drew requests for attendance from the general public, some of whom were granted entry. She was committed to a life sentence at the State Lunatic Hospital at the conclusion of a psychological assessment after a year in jail. Her inquest was held on the same day as that of Mary Ann Dwyer, who had murdered her three children, making the story even more sensational for the New York press. On the next day, the New York Times headline was "TWO INSANE WOMEN". Her case was one of the most memorable of Patrick Campbell's career.<mask> was described as a "remarkable woman", who was "attractive in face, manner and figure, and was a fine musician". Early life <mask> was born <mask> <mask> in Massachusetts. They had an older sister. Her mother could not remember <mask> saying an "immodest word" because she had a normal childhood. She grew more and more strange after puberty, leading a troubled youth to leave and return to school at her will. She did well in school. Shortly afterwards, she left home.She was also known as Alice Howard when she was committed to the Taunton Lunatic Asylum in 1867. Her doctor stated that her condition was caused by a disease peculiar to females and that she had a form of mania which was caused by excitement, irascibility, incoherence of speech and violent conduct. She appeared better by 10 May 1867. On 10 September 1867, she was discharged. She lived in New York City, Philadelphia,

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title: Lizzie Lloyd King

texts: and Hartford and did not return to her hometown until 1873. She roomed with Mary Handley at 45 Elizabeth Street in New York City from February to July of 1872. Handley knew <mask> by the name Kate Stoddard, which she used in recent times, and the name she was commonly known as at the time.She worked as a milliner at a warehouse on the corner of Broadway and Spring Street while she was in the Working Women's Home. <mask> identified herself as Kate Stoddard after responding to a personal ad in a newspaper. The relationship between <mask> and the widower began in 1872. <mask> referred to Charlie as "my dear Charlie" in a letter from 1872. Between then and March 1873, she would write seven more letters and he would write to her five times. She used the name Amy or Kate to sign her letters to him. The letters show that the two were married on May 20, 1872.In his letters to her, he referred to her as "Amy". She lived at a house on Degraw Street from June 1872 to February 1873. After their marriage, he wrote to her that it was better for both of them to separate. If <mask> would stop referring to herself as his wife and not mention their relationship to his family, Goodrich would give her a room in New York City and aid her financially. On the evening of February 15, 1873, <mask> wrote a letter to his brother William W. Goodrich, rejecting the proposal and sending it to his office. <mask> made a lot of revelations in the letter, including that she has been living in the third Brownstone house on Degraw Street. In the fall of 1872, the seven units built and owned by Charles Goodrich were completed, and he was the owner of 731 Degraw

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title: Lizzie Lloyd King

texts: Street.According to the letter, <mask> was married to Goodrich in a mock marriage, since the clergyman who conducted the ceremony was a friend of hers. On the day she wrote her letter, he evicted her, throwing her trunks and clothing into another unit, because he had treated her cruelly, that they had a child in December, and that he had treated her badly. She lamented that she didn't have friends or money, and that it seemed like a nightmare. She meant to sign the letter Amy G. At the urging of his brother, Charles Goodrich temporarily separated from <mask>, but she returned to live with him for at least a few days before he was shot. <mask> shot Goodrich in the head three times when he tried to evict her from his home. He was murdered at his home.<mask> and Goodrich were arguing in the basement. He said he would do all he could for her, and insisted that she leave his house. She shot him in the head, dragged his body near the fireplace grate, and cleaned the blood off of him. A set of letters with the Christian name of the writer was found during a police search of the house. During the first few days of the investigation, it was thought that he had committed suicide. The three bullets in the brain were fatal to the theory of self-destruction as they were to the victim, according to the post-mortem investigation. The suicide claim was that he shot himself once, and that the person who discovered him shot him twice more to make it look like a murder.The conjecture was abandoned by 25 March. An accurate account of the events could not be established because they offered conflicting information. It was unanimous that a woman was

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texts: visiting or living at the house, but little was known about her. If this woman has been visiting or stopping at the house, as 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 All that has been said about letters, and all that, notwithstanding, there is no one to give any information about this woman or where she is. No one knows the name. The neighbours all agreed that it was murder, and that the woman was directly concerned in the affair.The body of Goodrich was placed in a hearse and taken to his brother's house on Cumberland Street. He was laid to rest in a family vault in Albany after a funeral service was held there on the afternoon of 23 March. William Goodrich offered a $2,500 reward for the capture of the woman who sent him the letter. On July 2, 1873, the Brooklyn Common Council unanimously voted to offer another $1,000 in reward for the capture of <mask>, bringing the total reward to $3,500. According to the New York Times, <mask> was the primary suspect from the beginning of the investigation. One of the pages had her name on it. By 1 April 1873, several suspects for the murder had been proposed: an Englishman named "Barton", a man named "James", a Spaniard named "Roch", and a woman named "Kate", based on several letters that were found during the initial investigation.The

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texts: suspicion of Roscoe was based on an interview of Lucette Meyers by Patrick Campbell, in which she proposed that Goodrich had been followed to his house and killed by an enemy. The police efforts were being criticized because they failed to find a viable suspect. Lucette was unable to make a $1,000 bail when a New York detective mistook a Frenchman named Charles Dalzen for a West Indies man. She claimed to know about the murder. The police used an undercover female detective to get Mrs. Armstrong to tell all about the murder. She pretended to be a witness in a civil case in order to be placed in the same room as Armstrong. The pistol used in the murder was to be inspected by the coroner.He said that it was not his son's pistol, which had a white handle, ivory or pearl. The location of the son's gun was not known. The father's account was confirmed by Lucette. By this time, the burglar hypothesis was largely ignored. By July 1873, it was known that he was an accessory to the murder. Mary Handley was hired by the police as a detective and paid $2 per day for 40 days. Handley told the police that she was an "intimate friend" of <mask>, and asked the police to look for her.After a public tip "relating to the former haunt of Kate Stoddard" was given to the chief, Handley was put on the track. None of the trips she made were productive. On the afternoon of July 8, 1873, Handley was returning to Brooklyn from Manhattan via the Fulton Ferry, exiting the gates at the ferry dock, when she saw <mask> heading that way. Handley asked the ferry officer to arrest <mask>. After some persuasion, he took Handley and <mask> to the Second Precinct Station


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texts: of the Brooklyn police, at York Street. <mask> was seen to discard several letters onto the street, which was collected by the officer. <mask> was introduced to Campbell and McConnell by Handley.King denied that she was Kate Stoddard. Campbell asked to see the large gold locket pendant that was on her neck. Campbell took it even though King denied. Some of its contents fell to the floor after it opened. King ate them. The blood was desiccated. She replied "that's blood" and refused to answer any more questions.She was taken to the jail. Campbell inferred that <mask> must reside in Brooklyn after inspecting the letters that were addressed to individuals in Manhattan and New Jersey. The media was not told the identity of the woman at this time. Lucette was mistakenly arrested by the police earlier in the investigation. The detectives were still looking for Roscoe, who was considered a myth in some circles. Dr. Smith and Charles Green were summoned to the police station. Smith and Green were friends of <mask>. The police knew that the woman in jail was the author of the Amy G. letters.Her identity was confirmed by 11 July 1873 and <mask> confessed to the murder of Goodrich. She admitted to boarding at the home of Ann Taylor, at 127 High Street in Brooklyn, a three-story brick house. Anna Knight would testify at the inquest that <mask> was associated with Taylor. Since the third week of April, <mask> has been living at High Street. She stopped her commute and instead worked from her room at Taylor's house. She had a good relationship with the Taylor family, who were unaware of her true identity, but <mask>'s friends thought she had gone

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texts: to visit her parents, whom she had said lived in New Jersey. An officer was dispatched to Taylor's house after they learned of her capture by police.<mask> was identified by her nickname, "Minnie Waltham," when Taylor was brought to the Second Precinct for questioning. A police officer and a detective executed a search of <mask>'s room at the Taylor residence, where they found two trunks, one of which contained a watch, pocket book, revolver, a ring, and two seals, all of which were seized as evidence. Handley was urged by her friends to apply for the reward. By the time she was captured, <mask> had reverted to using the name '<mask> <mask>'. She requested the day's papers while in jail because she was interested in news about herself. The inquest was held at the court house on Livingston Street. The court room was already full by 10:00 as some had believed the inquest to start at that time.Spectators who wanted to attend the inquest had to give up their seats to those waiting outside. <mask> and the jury met in consultation for about an hour at the coroner's office. The inquest jury would usually return to the coroner's office almost immediately after entering the courtroom. The captain entered the courtroom with Mary Handley, causing a "decided sensation, the majority of the spectators evidently mistook Miss Handley for Kate Stoddard". None but reporters, officials, and the influential outside few were admitted to the overcrowded courtroom by this time, despite the fact that there was a throng of people in the hallways wishing to enter. The jurors entered the courtroom through the clerk's office. <mask> entered the courtroom via the

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texts: main corridor, accompanied by Captain McConnell and her lawyer William C. de Witt.People gave testimonials to the court. <mask> was identified by several of herTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkias, including Kate Stoddard, Amy Snow, Amy Stone and Amy Gilmore, "she is called by all of these names". Various articles were identified by her. The fiancée of Goodrich testified that he introduced her to King, claiming she was his sister. She was able to identify the articles presented to her. Mary Handley testified that she and <mask> had roomed together at 45 Elizabeth Street between February and June or July 1872. King made straw bonnets.<mask> left for the Working-women's Home and they didn't see each other again until Handley spotted <mask> on Fulton Street in Brooklyn. Handley was employed as a detective by chief Campbell. The fourth person to testify was Anna Knight. She said that <mask> boarded at a home owned by Knight's mother at 127 High Street and paid her rent of $2.50 per week despite being poor. Knight said that <mask> used a different name during her stay. She brought it home when she was in New York. David Goodrich was the father of the victim.His son's pistols were white-handled, but the wooden-handled pistols he identified were different. In February 1872, a woman brought him a letter signed Amy G., which he verified with his son, and advised him to extricate himself from the association with <mask>. Captain McConnell testified that he seized a trunk from <mask>'s boarding room on High Street, and that it contained the items presented to the court, and two pistols, one of which was used to fire the three shots that


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texts: killed the victim. <mask> was brought to the Second Precinct station at noon the previous Tuesday. According to Charles Green, he spent a night in Goodrich's house with <mask>, during which she penned the letter signed Amy G., and identified the articles presented to the court. General Jourdan, the president of the Board of Police Commissioners, testified that he warned <mask> not to commit herself to the jury without the advice of counsel. <mask> requested that she be called Amy G. during her first interrogation at the police station, according to Patrick Campbell, the Chief of Police of Brooklyn.Mary Handley was hired as a detective by him because of her personal relationship with Kate Stoddard. <mask> identified herself as a bonnet maker when she was called to the stand. On advice from her counsel, she was dismissed. After the jury retired, they returned to the courtroom to announce the verdict. The crowd in the courtroom openly discussed the possible outcome after they received the usual instructions from the judge. The verdict was rendered by the jury at 18: 30 after they returned. Jailhouse <mask> was placed in the custody of the sheriff and keeper of the county jail at Raymond Street, where she was assigned to a room by herself on the second floor. Three prisoners at the jail were assigned to watch over each other to prevent suicide attempts.The governor pardoned Simmons and Burgess on July 19th, 1873, and they were released from jail. On July 14, 1873, Miss Palin visited <mask> and stayed until late in the evening. The police sent a description of Roscoe to all the police in the United States and Canada because they were still


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texts: looking for him. Her father and brother-in-law visited her at the jail on July 22, 1873. There is a gray area of Hyde Park. Nobody else was allowed into that part of the prison during the visit. Her family lived at Walbridge, Massachusetts.Her new lawyer is D.B. Thompson made an application to the court on 2 March 1874 to release himself from further conduct in the case, citing the actions of King to dismiss various previous counsels, and that "so many embarrassments had been put in their way". Thompson and Lowe were instructed by Judge Gilbert to act as defense counsel for <mask>. Thompson said that although the defense was insanity, the accused was insane at the time of the crime. She was found to be of normal disposition while in jail, and she was also said to be very religious, reading the Bible and Episcopal prayer book. <mask> was committed to the State Lunatic Asylum in New York on July 21, 1874. <mask> wanted to stay at the Raymond Street Jail until the new asylum was finished.The District Attorney sent a letter requesting information about the status of the facility and whether it would accept patients. An order of commitment would be issued pending a reply from the facility after a court investigation concluded that she was not fit for trial. When she was sent to auburn, she asked if she could be moved to Poughkeepsie as soon as possible. She continued to read stories about herself, even sending complaint letters to newspapers. On 17 July 1874, she objected to the wording of the commitment announcement by Judge Moore, noting that he misrepresented the jury's indictment from the inquest. She considered it to be an ex post

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texts: facto law. The Governor of New York received the letter.In honor of Abraham Lincoln, residents of the Aftermath Neighborhood petitioned to change the name of their street to Lincoln Place. The Brooklyn Common Council changed the name of the street from Degraw Street to Lincoln Place on April 15, 1873. The remainder of the eastward segment was renamed to Lincoln Place. The lawsuit was filed against Mrs. Finlay of Staten Island. They had an agreement to exchange the brownstone houses owned by Charles Goodrich. The suit was denied because the husband had not been shown to be an authorized agent for his wife. The $1,000 reward was offered by the Brooklyn Common Council in June 1873.The Law Committee of the council passed a resolution after hearing testimony from Handley and corroboration from Patrick Campbell and General Jourdan. In the book Women Who Kill, Ann Jones argues that women who have been abandoned by their mates at a young age are capable of committing crimes they wouldn't otherwise do to prevent their own destitution. There was a newspaper report about the murder of a grocer in 1889. It was incorrect to say that Stoddard was in hiding for six months. The people involved in the case would reminisce about it. The <mask> case was an example of the loyalty necessary to conduct police duties, Patrick Campbell said in an interview with the Brooklyn Daily Standard Union in 1906. The Kate Stoddard case was identified as a great one by the chief of police in Brooklyn.He stated that as she made no effort to escape, we got her easily enough. He didn't keep track of her after she was sent to the asylum. She was sent to an asylum after a


title: Edmund Rubbra

texts: <mask> was a British composer. He composed both instrumental and vocal works. He was at the peak of his fame in the mid-20th century. His eleven symphonies are the most famous of his pieces. At a time when many people wrote twelve-tone music, he decided not to write his own. He came up with his own style. He never lost the respect of his colleagues despite his later works being less popular with the public.His output as a whole is not celebrated as much as it would have been 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932. <mask> was the brother of him. He was born at 21 Arnold Road in Northampton. His parents encouraged him in his music, but they were not professional musicians, and his mother had a good voice and sang in the church choir. <mask>'s artistic and sensitive nature was obvious from the beginning. He remembers waking one winter's morning when he was about three or four years old, and noticing that the light in his bedroom was different from the light in his house. <mask> asked his father why he was in the room.The sunlight reflected off the snow and entered <mask>'s bedroom from below, reversing the patterns of light and shade. When <mask> was older, he realized that this 'topsy-turveydom' had caused him to use short pieces of melody which would sound good, both in their original form and when inverted, so that when the original melody goes up. The melody goes up and the echo goes down, so that the listener hears the melody go up and

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texts: the echo go down. <mask>'s music was affected by a childhood memory when he was nine or ten. He was walking with his father. He heard distant bells as they rested by a gate and looked down at Northampton. He was lost in the magic of the moment, losing all sense of the scenery around him, just being aware of "downward drifting sounds that seemed isolated from everything else around".The downward scales that act as focal points in his textures are traced by him. <mask> took piano lessons from a local lady with a good reputation. <mask> had a new upright piano that was lent to his family by his uncle. Prospective buyers would come to <mask>'s house and be shown the quality of the piano by the uncle who owned the shop. The <mask> family was given a commission if the sale went through, and a new piano took the place of the one that was sold. <mask> and his family moved to Kingsthorpe four years later so that <mask>'s father could start his own business repairing and selling clocks and watches. The window frame of <mask>'s room had to be removed because the stairs weren't wide enough to allow the piano to be brought up.<mask> was still at school when he started writing. Mr. Grant asked him to compose a school song. He played the piano for the Sunday School at a church and was familiar with hymn tunes. He gave some of his earnings to his parents to help with their finances while he was still at school. He left school at the age of 14 to work in the office of

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title: Edmund Rubbra

texts: Crockett and Jones, one of Northampton's many boot and shoe manufacturers. One of <mask>'s hobbies was stamp-collecting and he was delighted to be able to accumulate a number of stamps from parcels and letters sent to this factory. He was invited to work for his uncle, who owned another boot and shoe factory.When his uncle died, the plan was for him to work his way up from the bottom of the company to ownership. <mask> decided to decline because of his mother's lack of enthusiasm. He took a job at the railway station as a correspondence clerk. The ideal qualification for this post was that he learned shorthand in his last year at school. Before and after his clerk's job, he continued to study harmony, counterpoint, piano and organ. <mask> wrote a violin and piano duet for himself and his friend, Bertram Ablethorpe, as well as a piece for an excellent local quartet string. He used to meet William Alwyn, a composer from Northampton, to compare notes.<mask> heard a sermon from a Chinese Christian missionary. He dedicated a set of piano pieces to the preacher. This was the beginning of a lifelong interest in eastern culture. At the age of 17, <mask> decided to organize a concert devoted to Cyril Scott's music, with a singer, violinist, cellist and himself on the piano, at the Carnegie Hall, in Northampton Library. This decision would change his life. The minister from <mask>'s church secretly sent a copy of the programme to Cyril Scott. Scott took <mask>

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texts: on as a student.<mask> was able to get cheap rail travel because of his job with the railway, so he was able to get to Scott's house by train, paying only a quarter of the usual fare. <mask> received a scholarship to University College, Reading. One of his teachers was Gustav Holst. <mask> was inspired by both Scott and Holst's interest in eastern philosophy and religion. <mask> was advised by Holst to apply for an open scholarship at the Royal College of Music. The place was secured after his advice was followed. Before <mask>'s last term at the Royal College, he was unexpectedly invited to play the piano for the Arts League of Service Travelling Theatre on a six-week tour of Yorkshire, since their usual pianist had been taken ill.He missed his last term because he accepted this offer. He was provided with valuable experience in playing and writing theatre music, that he never regretted, and which stood him in good stead for his later dramatic work. <mask> used to make money playing for dancers from the Diaghilev Ballet. He became friends with Gerald Finzi at this time. <mask> was called up for army service in 1941. He was given an office post after 18 months because of his knowledge of shorthand and typing. He ran a small orchestra with the help of a double-bass player.He was asked by the War Office to form a piano trio. It took six months for the trio to acquire a collection of chamber music. "The Army Classical Music Group" grew to seven people.

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texts: An overzealous entertainment officer thought there would be a better audience by advertising with big posters for Ed Rub and his band. They traveled all over England and Scotland and then to Germany, with their own grand piano, which became a seat in the back of a transport vehicle. <mask> became a Roman Catholic on the Feast of St Dominic in 1947. The University of Oxford formed a faculty of music.<mask> was invited to be a lecturer. He accepted the post after a lot of thought. <mask> was a Fellow of Oxford College and a lecturer at the Music Faculty. <mask> was too busy to continue with the army trio's meeting, playing and broadcasting. The high esteem in which <mask> was held in the 1940s was demonstrated by the fact that his Sinfonia Concertante and Morning Watch were played with other works. "I am delighted to hear of the honour which Durham University is conferring on itself," he wrote in a letter. <mask> was asked to write a piece for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.The result was Ode to the Queen. He was invited by Benjamin Britten to contribute to a collaborative work, a set of Variations on an Elizabethan Theme, in connection with the same celebration. He initially accepted, but later withdrew and was asked to take his place by Britten. After <mask>'s retirement from Oxford in 1968, he took up more teaching at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where his students included Michael and Christopher. He didn't stop writing. He kept


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texts: going until the end of his life. He started the 12th symphony less than a year before his death.He died in February 1986. Ronald Stevenson summed up the style of <mask>'s work when he wrote, "In an age of fragmentation, <mask> stands (with a few others) as a composer of a music of oneness." Sir Adrian Boult said that <mask> has never made any effort to popularize anything he has done, but he goes on creating masterpieces. <mask> was married to his landlady three times. <mask> married a French violinist in 1933. They traveled to Italy together, as well as performing in Paris and radio broadcasts. Their marriage lasted into the late 1950s and they had two sons, Francis and Benedict.<mask> had a son called Adrian who was born in 1974. The wife of <mask>'s neighbour Hugo Yardley was at the time of Adrian's birth. <mask> did not base his composition on formal rules, preferring to work from an initial idea and discover the music as he composed. The melodic lines in his music give his music a vocal feel. He found his method of composition very exciting, working from a single melodic idea and letting the music grow from that. <mask>'s first symphony was completed in 1937. Symphonies Nos.The fourth was completed in March 1942. He said that they were different aspects of one thought and that each was a reaction to the last. August 1947 is when the fifth symphony was started. Enough time had passed since the fourth symphony to allow this symphony to be

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texts: unrelated. This work is different from symphonies before it because of a sense of relaxation engendered by a greater flexibility in the handling of materials. The seventh and sixth symphonies were released in 1957. <mask>'s last four symphonies have a different approach.He identified this when he said, "in much of my later music a particular musical interval rather than a key underlies the building of the structure". The symphonies were written between 1968 and 1979. They are available on CD. The complete cycle of symphonies was recorded by Richard Hickox. <mask> was working on the composition of his Twelfth symphony when he died, but only one page of manuscript short score was completed. Most of <mask>'s choral works have religious or philosophical texts, in keeping with his interest in these subjects. His first work was a choral work.His last words were Op. 3, written in 1924. It was written two years before his death. He wrote for children's voices and madrigals, as well as producing mass and motets. The Responsories for Maundy Thursday were set in an intensely dramatic manner. Missa Sancti Dominici was composed in 1948. His conversion to Roman Catholicism was celebrated. On the Feast of St. Dominic, he was received into the church.The Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis are still performed in cathedrals. <mask>'s songs are not well known, but they spanned his entire career. In 1921, Fly Envious Time, Op. 2 was the first published. In 1974, the last one,

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texts: was inscribed "in Memoriam Gerald Finzi". Only one of them has the piano specified for their accompaniments. The three songs published as Ode to the Queen, which have full orchestral accompaniment, are the only ones that have string quartet, string orchestra or harp as their chosen accompaniments. Although <mask> was a fine pianist, his works for solo piano occupy only a small part of his output.Throughout his career, he wrote a lot of chamber music. He thought about his Violin Sonata. 31, which he wrote in 1932, was the first of his compositions to be taken seriously in the musical world. His first string quartet was composed a year later. <mask> was not happy with this piece for a long time. He revised it and published it in 1946, and destroyed the original finale. Three more string quartets followed.Bennett Tarshish, a young American who admired <mask>'s work, died in his thirties. The method of reliance on a certain interval or intervals is the same as in <mask>'s later symphonies. The Army Classical Music Group has a cello group. It was performed by a student of William Pleeth. <mask>'s second piano trio. The members of The Army Classical Music Group got together again for this performance in 1970, even though Glazier had been replaced by Gruenberg. The recorder's repertoire was enhanced by several works by <mask>.The pieces are significant for their demonstration of an idiomatic recorder style which successfully places the instrument as an equal

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texts: with other instruments. This recorder music was written for Carl Dolmetsch, son of Arnold Dolmetsch, and almost every piece makes reference to 16th-century music, for example, Passacaglia sopra 'Plusieurs Regrets'' for treble recorder and harpsichord. There are other chamber works in <mask>'s oeuvre, such as the cor anglais viola. A small part of <mask>'s output was Incidental music for several plays. The unpublished score for Macbeth is the longest of these. He wrote a one-act opera called The Shadow in 1933, but originally called it Bee-bee-bei. It shows his interest in the East as it is set in Kashmir.Three of his works were commissioned. Variations on "The Shining River" was a test piece for the Brass Band Championships of Great Britain, held in the Royal Albert Hall. <mask>'s last work was a piece for an orchestra. It was commissioned by the Albany Symphony Orchestra of New York to perform in 1986 as part of the tricentennial celebrations of the founding of New York. "For Adrian and Julian" is the dedication. Following <mask>'s marriage to Adrian's mother in 1975, he became Adrian's elder brother and <mask>'s defacto stepson. The Sinfonietta received good reviews.Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel is an example of <mask>'s work. When the London Pops Orchestra recorded the Prelude in G minor for 'Mercury', he wasn't given any credit on the sleeve or label. There is a partial list of works. The first Op. The symphony number was 44. 2 in D.


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texts: tower. On Hearing her play the harp.There is an Autumn Night message. A song about the river. A farewell to a Japanese Buddhist Priest. The song is called Fly Envious Time. <mask> wrote many articles about his own and others' music during his lifetime. He wrote "Gramophone Notes" for The Month, a Catholic magazine, in the middle of the twentieth century. He made a lot of speech recordings.<mask> is a Symphonist. Boydell: 2008. <mask>, Composer: Essays, with an introduction by Sir Adrian Boult and three specially commissioned drawings of Dr. <mask>, was written by Richard Walker. Rickmansworth was the author of the book "The Music of <mask>ubbra". Scolar Press was published in 1993. The British Library has a biography of <mask> 1901 births 1986

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texts: He was a French-Lebanese billionaire businessman. The fourth largest shipping company in the world as of June 2020 was founded by him. <mask><mask> was born in Lebanon. His mother was from Lebanon and his father was from Lebanon. After the death of his father, he took over the family business and graduated from the London School of Economics. Tobacco, cotton seed, olive oil, ice, and other items were produced by his father in Syria. After graduating, he did an internship in New York to learn about shipping.The container was used by the American army during the Vietnam war. The container was an excellent idea for transporting goods as it was closed, easy and quick. The war in Lebanon prompted him to move to the other side of the world. He and his brother Johnny set up Compagnie maritime d'affrtement in this location. The company used to offer services between Lebanon and Syria. The man said he wanted the sea. There was tension between <mask> and his brother, Johnny, in the beginning.<mask> took the helm alone after difficult family disputes. The decision to extend the company lines to Mina-Qaboos was made in 1983. The company was trying to win a competitive advantage over other carriers. He decided to extend his shipping lines to Asia after he noticed that volumes from Asia were increasing. He traveled to China in 1992 to open the company's first regional office in China,entrusting the management of the company's development in Asia to John Wang, a professor at the Shanghai Maritime University. Following privatization in 1996, the company was acquired by Saadé. In 1998 there was an acquisition by the National Australian Line ANL and in 1999 there was a merger of the two companies.The third largest shipping Group in the world was created in 2006 when the acquisition of DELMAS was concluded. Three more acquisitions were made in 2007. The shipping industry was badly affected by the crisis. The Group was opposed to being broken up. He was convinced that the container transport sector would bounce back. The Turkish group YILDIRIM signed an agreement with

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texts: the French company in 2010. The Group was able to strengthen its financial structure thanks to the agreement.The Group's first three 16,000 teu vessels were the Marco Polo, Alexander Von Humboldt, and the Jules Verne. The Group's headquarters was built in 2011; the tower was 147m in height and 33 floors. The biggest employer in the city is the CMA CGM Group. For the first time in over 50 years, the President of the French Republic, Franois Hollande, was welcomed by the owner of the flagship of the fleet at the time. The President of France met with the CEO of the company for the second time in 2015. Rodolphe was appointed CEO of the company by his father. The founder chairman was Rodolphe <mask>, who became chairman later that year.Forbes Magazine listed Saade as the 228th richest man in the world at that time, with a net worth of 7 billion Euros. In 1986 he became president of the Franco-Lebanon Chamber of Commerce. He was president of the France-Ukraine committee from 2006 to 2010. The international magazine Seatrade voted him shipping's 'Personality of the Year' in 2007. He was awarded by the Naval Academy and the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport in Alexandria. He was an Officer of the French Legion of Honor in 2009. In 2012 he received the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the magazine Containerization International.He received a doctorate from the LAU. He received an award for encouraging the economic development of the Mediterranean Basin, as well as conveying a positive image of the area and promoting peace and tolerance worldwide, from the Association of the Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce and Industry. He was a Commander of the French Legion of Honor in 2015. "Our growth and a responsible attitude cannot be dissociated when facing the issues of our modern societies." Whether it be by acting against climate change or by preserving the maritime environment, there needs to be an example of how to protect the environment. He was awarded the "Containerization International Lifetime Achievement Award" for being one of


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texts: the first lines to use innovative technologies as a means of helping reduce emissions, thereby reducing his company's impact on the environment. The new large capacity vessels were fitted with the latest green technologies.Between 2007 and 2015, the group's carbon emissions per shipped container per km on its owned fleet were reduced by 50% thanks to these vessels. On the 1st June 2020 the master of a container ship APL England lost about 50 containers due to poor cargo loading by the captain. The Australian Marine Safety Authority ordered $22 million from the ship's insurers under the Protection of the Seas Act, which must be paid before the ship can be released. Estimated clean-up and remediation costs are covered by this money. Aymeric Dewimille wrote about the family business model in an article and it was supported by his son and daughter. While the family-run company may not necessarily be called upon to save capitalism, one thing is proven, the family spirit can save companies. In its 11 July 2011 edition, the British daily, a reference in the shipping industry, highlighted the fact that "with the support of a solid family network, <mask><mask> fought tooth and nail during the crisis, keeping the creditor at bay, juggling the order books and deployment ofAccording to these British analysts, his persistence paid off as the group returned to profit. The daily French financial newspaper Les Echos said that many observers thought that the company would not recover from the losses suffered two years ago. The possibility was mentioned with the proviso that the family would keep control. The world's 3rd largest container shipping company and the No.1 in France are the key figures today. In 2016 it is estimated that it carried around 15 million twenty-foot equivalent units, with a fleet of   489 vessels. In 160 countries, it employs 29,000+ people, including 4,500 in France. The revenue for 2016 was US $16.0 billion.There are external links to the biographies of <mask> and <mask>., as well as to the National Order of the Cedar Officiers of the Légion

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title: Steve Blake

texts: <mask> was born February 26, 1980 and is an American professional basketball coach and former player. After winning the 2002 NCAA Championship with Maryland, he was selected by the Washington Wizards with the 38th overall pick in the 2003 NBA draft. His 13-year NBA career included stops with the Wizards, Milwaukee Bucks, Denver Nuggets, Los Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Lakers, Golden State Warriors, Detroit Pistons, and the Portland Trail blazers. During his freshman and sophomore years at Miami High School, he played with Udonis Haslem, a future NBA player. The Stingarees were forced to give up their entire 1998 schedule after the Miami New Times exposed the fact that some players were using fake addresses to enroll in the school. After the FHSAA banned him from playing for any public high school in Florida again, he attended Oak Hill Academy before going to the University of Maryland. After high school, he attended the University of Maryland.He was the team's starter from the first game of his freshman year and was the first player in the conference to accumulate 1,000 points, 800 assists, 400 rebound and 200 steals. He finished his career 5th in NCAA all-time career assists. He was known for his passing ability, but also for his scoring, which he averaged 11.6 points per game in his senior year. He averaged over six assists per game in each of his four years. During his career, he was named to a variety of all-ACC teams, including the rookies and defensive squad, as well as a first-team All-ACC spot his senior year. The number 25 became the 15th to be retired to the rafters of Maryland's


title: Steve Blake

texts: Comcast Center at the start of the 2003– 2004 basketball season. The Washington Wizards selected him with the 38th pick in the 2003 NBA draft.He played in 75 games for the Wizards and averaged 5.9 points, 2.8 assists, and 18.6 minutes per game. In his second season, he played 44 games and only 14.7% of the time. The Wizards declined to match the contract offered to them by the Portland Trail blazers. This is the second reunion with former Maryland and Washington Wizards teammate Juan Dixon, who signed with the Trail Blazers in the 2005 off-season. When Sebastian Telfair was injured, he became a starter and played a significant role. From 14.7 minutes and 44 games in 2004–05 to 26.2 minutes and 68 games in06, there was an increase in playing time. His assist-to-turnover ratio was third in the NBA and he was a terrific passer.He increased his field goal percentage. In July of 2006 the Milwaukee Bucks traded for Jamaal Magloire, along with Brian Skinner and Ha Seung-Jin. On January 11, 2007, the Denver Nuggets traded for Earl Boykins and Julius Hodge. In the final 50 games of the Nuggets' 2006–07 season, he started in 40 of them, and in five of them, the team lost in the first round of the playoffs to the San Antonio Spurs. On July 1, 2007, <mask> became an unrestricted free agent, and on July 13, 2007, he agreed to a three-year deal with the Portland Trail Blazers. The numbers went up in the 2008–09 season. He achieved career highs in free throw percentage and three-point percentage through his first 38 games.In the first quarter of a February 22, 2009, game against the Los Angeles Clippers, he tied


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title: Steve Blake

texts: strain, he had to have surgery. After missing 37 games, he returned in late January with groin problems.Brown had been replaced by Mike D'Antoni early in the season. In the first round of the playoffs, he left Game 2 against San Antonio with an injury and was declared out for the rest of the season. The Golden State Warriors traded for MarShon Brooks and Kent Bazemore. On July 10, 2014, the Portland Trail Blazer signed a two-year, $4.2 million deal with the team. On February 20, 2015, he changed his jersey number from 25 to 5 in honor of his friend and colleague, Jerome Kersey. On June 19, 2015, he exercised his player option with the Trail Blazers. The Brooklyn Nets acquired Mason Plumlee and the draft rights to Pat Connaughton from the Detroit Pistons in exchange for the rights to Reggie Jackson.He was traded to the Detroit Pistons in exchange for Quincy Miller. On October 22, 2016 <mask> joined the Sydney Kings for the rest of the NBL season. He made his debut for the Kings in an 87–78 win over the Bullets on October 30. He was granted leave by the Kings and returned to the US to address a private family matter. His stint with the Kings ended on December 6 when he announced that he wouldn't be coming back to Sydney. He averaged 5.9 points, 2.3 rebound and 2.2 assists per game in nine games for the Kings. On September 27, 2017, it was reported that he joined the Portland Trail Blazers as a coaching intern.He was promoted to an on-court assistant for the Trail Blazers. The Phoenix Suns hired a new assistant coach on June 26, 2019. On July 18, 2020, Monty Williams announced that he was no longer


title: Paul Silas

texts: <mask> was born in 1943 and is an American former professional basketball player and NBA head coach. During his time at Creighton University, he set an NCAA record for the most rebound in three seasons and averaged 20.6 per game. He played in two All-Star games and won three championship rings during his 16-year career in the NBA. He was named to the All-NBA Defensive Second Team three times. After retiring, <mask> became the head coach of the San Diego Clippers, a team that struggled with injuries to stars such as Bill Walton. After taking time off, he was an assistant coach for the New Jersey Nets for one season in 1988, and then became an assistant coach for the New York Knicks in 1989. After working for the Nets from 1992 to 1995 as an assistant, he left to work for the Suns from 1995 to 1997 as an assistant.M.L. was the General Manager of the Boston Celtics in the summer of 1995 and he considered <mask> for the head coaching job. Carr decided to be the team's coach. After joining the coaching staff of the Charlotte Hornets in 1997, <mask> was given another chance as a coach after becoming the interim coach of the Hornets. The Hornets finished the season with a 22-13 record and missed the playoffs by one game. The interim tag was lifted for <mask> in 1999 and he became the full-time head coach of the Hornets. He was the head coach after the

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texts: 1999 season when the team made it to the Eastern Conference Semifinals. <mask> had a reputation of being honest but fair with his criticism of his players, which they mostly appreciated.Many Hornets players, including Baron Davis, were puzzled by the decision to fire <mask> as coach. He was the head coach of Cleveland from 2003 to 2005. He feuded with Eric Snow and was fired by Dan Gilbert in the middle of the season after the team finished fifth in the Eastern Conference. The Cavs missed the playoffs because of a tiebreak with the New Jersey Nets. In April 2007, he interviewed for the head coaching position with the Charlotte Hornets, which was eventually filled by SamVincent. He stated that he would be a "dream job" when he was fired. The interim head coach of the Bobcat was named on December 22, 2010.The interim status was removed on February 16, 2011. The worst record in NBA history was achieved by the Bobcat's <mask>, who did not return to the team for the 2012– 2013 season. Because of the record transfer that took place in the year of 2015, the Charlotte Hornets are now considered to have been coached by him for about six seasons with a record of 204– 220. <mask> was the first head coach in the history of the New Orleans Hornets/Pelicans franchise due to the record transfer. There were two semifinals, one in the left and the other in the

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title: Frank Stalletto

texts: <mask> is a professional wrestler. He was a mainstay of the East Coast and Mid-Atlantic independent circuit for a long time. One of the most popular stars of Pittsburgh's Steel City Wrestling, he had successful spells in American Commonwealth Wrestling, Cueball Carmichael's Independent Pro Wrestling Alliance and Doug Flex's International Pro Wrestling as well. He currently holds the tag team championship as one-half of Bad Romance with Mickey Gambino in GOUGE Wrestling and has been affiliated with Marconi as part of his 216 Clique in NWA: East. <mask> made his pro debut in 1992. He called himself the "most handsome man in professional wrestling" and claimed to be a look-alike for Billy Ray Cyrus. After nearly two years on the local independent circuit, he won his first major singles title in Mike Collins and Charlie Fulton's All-Star Wrestling Alliance by pinning Kid Collins at the ASWA supercard "Rumble On The River" in Belpre, Ohio.He lost the title to Collins a month later at the Dallas Nightclub. In the same month, <mask> made his first appearance in the World Wrestling Federation as a preliminary wrestler. The Civic Center in Wheeling, West Virginia, and the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he wrestled Jim Neidhart, later aired on WWF Superstars and WWF Wrestling Challenge. On October 8, 1994, Stiletto appeared on the first show of Steel City Wrestling in Connellsville, Pennsylvania, where he became one of its top stars. Two weeks before that, he and Futureshock faced off against Marconi and Stone in Munhall, Pennsylvania in a match that was not billed as a title

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title: Frank Stalletto

texts: one of several independent wrestlers who were going to challenge for the title. Even though he lost the SCW Tag Team titles, Stiletto continued to wrestle in Pennsylvania and Ohio, as well as being a top contender for the ACW Heavyweight Championship. As a singles wrestler, he continued to feud with other wrestlers, such as Johnny Graham and Brick Bronsky.They battled at the IPW Wrestlepalooza supercard on January 11, 1997 and, on February 14, 1997, they made a one-time appearance for the Century Wrestling Alliance at The Sports Palace in New Britain, Connecticut which ended in a double-countout. He wrestled George Steele on the second episode of Power Hour TV. On April 7, 1997, Vader and Paul Bearer faced off in a WWF match at John E. Worthen Arena in Muncie, Indiana. He left IPW later that year. <mask> made two more appearances in the WWF for WWF Shotgun Saturday Night. They wrestled L.O.D. on March 31, 1998. There were two sold out shows in 2000, one in Syracuse, New York and the other in Vader's hometown of Cleveland, Ohio.In the summer of 1998, <mask> returned to the Independent circuit. He was supposed to team with Lord Zoltan against High Society, however, he was unable to make the show. The match ended in a disqualification as his partner tried to take on both men by himself. He wrestled on Steel City Wrestling TV. In December 1998, he wrestled at the TEAM L.A.W. There is a show in Cleveland. In 1999 <mask> began wrestling for the Independent Pro Wrestling Alliance.On January 23, 1999, he faced Mark "the Shark" Shrader in a match that lasted over fifteen minutes. <mask> was

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title: Frank Stalletto

texts: pinned after a powerbomb off the top rope. During the mid- to late 1990s, <mask> and Lou Marconi were one of the top stars of NWA: East. The basis of the heel stable "216 Clique" was formed by their partnership. The International Wrestling Cartel was visited by <mask>. He lost to T. Rantula in a match at a high school in Pennsylvania. The Cleveland Championship Wrestling debut show was held at the UAW Hall in Brook Park, Ohio.At the NWA East's 14th anniversary show on September 20, 2008, <mask> and Lou Marconi took on Lord Zoltan and a mystery partner in a match that was billed as a NWA East Throwback match. Lord Zoltan and Marconi were invited to participate in the event when it was held again in May of 2009. In a six-man tag team match, they were joined by J.J. Dillon, who was making his first in-ring appearance since 1989. At the A Call To Arms 2009: Full Circle supercard held in the Court Time Sports Center in Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, he and Marconi lost to The Blue. The retirement event was attended by a number of wrestlers including A.J. There are also Styles and The Sandman. In his farewell speech to the fans, Conners acknowledged both men.The first "King of Cleveland" was crowned during Firestorm Pro Wrestling's 30-man intergender battle royal on March 19, 2010. Ares, J- Rocc, Shiima Xion, and M-Dogg 20 were battle royals. Count Grog's GOUGE Wrestling (Gimmicks Only Underground Grappling Entertainment) in North Carolina began semi-regularly with Stalletto in early 2010. Lou Marconi announced the formation of a new "heel" stable, the 216 Clique, at a house show on June 5. The

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title: Frank Stalletto

texts: Tag Team titles during the first half of 2011. The team defeated both the Krazy Killer Klowns and The Rat Pack in a Three-Way Dance at Winter Wars on February 19 in Wake Forest, North Carolina. In NWA East, The 216 Clique lost to The Hansen Brothers.They got a win at When Worlds Collide 4 over J-Ru & Fame with the help of the Shirley Doe Experience. The 216 Clique member "Notorious"Shane Taylor beat Stryder after <mask> and Marconi interfered in the match. At Crossfire 4, The 216 Clique lost to The Beast and The Hansen Brothers. Chris Taylor defeated <mask> in a non-title match. At GOUGE's 5th Anniversary Show, <mask> and Mickey Gambino almost lost the GOUGE Tag Team Championship to The Rat Pack. The team's disqualification allowed them to retain the titles despite the interference of Lou Marconi. A fight broke out after the match when the North Carolina champ ran into the ring on behalf of The Rat Pack.The 216 Clique lost a Wave The Colors match to The Yinzer Brothers. The members of the 216 Clique participated in a battle royal. He and Marconi were scheduled to face Dennis Gregory and Patrick Hayes in a tag team match, however, the match was split into separate singles matches. In May, I defeated Seymour Snott in several singles matches in GOUGE. After accepting an appointment as GOUGE Commissioner, Count Grog sold his managerial contacts to BORN to be GOUGED. <mask> defeated Hill with the help of Adonisy and later helped Marconi beat his opponent. The American States Wrestling Alliance ASWA Light Heavyweight Championship was won by Lou Marconi and the GOUGE Wrestling GOUGE Tag Team


title: Frank Stalletto

texts: Championship was won by Micky Gambino.He was ranked #221 of the top 500 singles wrestlers by PWI. He was ranked #236 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in 1998. In 1997, he was ranked #251 of the top 500 singles wrestlers. He was ranked #272 in the PWI 500 in 1996. He was ranked the 347th best singles wrestler in the PWI 500 in 1995. <mask> has a professional wrestling record from The Internet Wrestling


title: Alastair Cook

texts: An English cricketer who plays for Essex County Cricket Club, and played for England in all international formats until retiring in 2018, is named Sir <mask>. He is a former captain of the England Test and One-Day International (ODI) teams and holds a number of English and international records. <mask> has captained the English team in 59 Tests and 69 One Day Internationals and is England's second most-capped Test player. He is the leading run-scorer in Test matches for England, and the youngest player to score 12,000 Test runs. <mask> is the first England player to win 50 Test matches. He is the highest- scoring left-handed opener in Tests. <mask> made his debut for the first XI in 2003 after playing for Essex's Academy.He was called up to the Test side in 2006 after playing in several England's youth teams. <mask> was called up to the England national team in India as a last-minute replacement for Marcus Trescothick and made his debut with a century. He scored 1,000 runs in his first year and made centuries in his first Test matches against India, Pakistan, the West Indies and Bangladesh. After deputising as Test captain in 2010 and then taking the one-day captaincy full-time, <mask> helped England retain the Ashes in 2011. He became the captain of the Test team after Andrew Strauss retired. England won the Test series in India for the first time in 30 years. He was the first captain to score a century in each of his first five Tests.<mask> became the leading run-scorer in Test matches for England on May 30, 2015. He stepped down as Test captain after England's 2016 tour of Bangladesh and India. <mask> was promoted to CBE in 2016 for his

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title: Alastair Cook

texts: services to cricket. During the first Test against Pakistan, <mask> equalled Allan Border's record for appearing in the greatest number of consecutive Test matches, with 153. <mask> announced on 3 September that his international career would end at the end of the India series. <mask> was appointed a Knight Bachelor for his services to cricket. He was named in the country's greatest Test XI on the occasion of England's 1000th Test.<mask> was born in Gloucester and his mother is a teacher, while his father worked as a telecommunications engineer. <mask> was a chorister at St Paul's Cathedral School in London, an independent school connected to the cathedral, and he was learning to play the clarinet by the age of eight. <mask> claimed the amount of focus and concentration he needed to keep practicing 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 His family lived in a village near Witham in central Essex when he was a boy. During his summer holidays, <mask> played cricket for Maldon Cricket Club, and by the age of 11 he was playing in the adult Third XI. He played for Maldon for seven years and averaged 168 in his final year. He is a life member of the club.<mask> went to boarding school at the age of 13 because of his musical talent. He learned to play

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title: Alastair Cook

texts: piano and saxophone when he was in grade eight. The cricket club came to play against the school. The 14-year-old new boy was drafted by the visiting side to play against his school and <mask> scored a century. Over the next four years, he hit 17 centuries and two double-hundreds to total 4,396 runs at an average of 87.90, captaining the cricket team in his final year under coach Jeremy 'Boris' Farrell, as well as being President of the Music Society. He obtained three A-Levels and nine GCSEs. He averaged 160.87 runs per game in his final year at the school, breaking the school record.<mask> returned to play for the Head Master's Ultimate XI after his international success. <mask> taught PE at Alleyn's School for two years. Having been a member of the Essex Academy since the age of 16, <mask> was given his first-class debut for Essex against Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club on leaving school at the end of the 2003 season. <mask> had an opening stand of 122 with Will Jefferson in the second match of his career, despite Essex's safety being assured. He racked up three half centuries at an average of 47.80. He made his maiden first-class century against Leicestershire in May 2004 with 126 against Jefferson's 128 for a 265 opening stand, Essex's third-highest, but the team failed to secure promotion. In the 2005 season opener for the MCC, he was brought in as an opener after his exploits in the single season.<mask> scored centuries in the first and second days to help secure victory in a match that was destined for a draw. <mask> scored a double century in a two-day match as Australia toured the counties, which did not count towards his

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title: Alastair Cook

texts: first-class statistics, but it was the highlight of the year. One of the highlights of the season was when <mask> helped Essex to achieve one of Durham's two defeats of the season, scoring a century and taking two off-spinners. <mask> helped Essex win the Totesport League Title for the first time in 20 years. <mask> finished the season with an average of 48.03 in the County Championship, hitting four centuries. <mask>'s appearances at Essex decreased after he was called up for England. He made two hundreds and two fifties in his five-innings match in the County Championship, topping the season averages with an inflated 141.3.He was out once with a top score of 91 and average of 148, but he appeared only three times and again topped the batting averages. He scored nine runs in the Twenty20 Cup. His first-class average was only 58.6 from three appearances, making two hundreds, and he made a similar century/duck appearance in the Friends Provident Trophy with an average of 38.4. <mask> only made one appearance in the Pro40 competition, scoring 81 not out, before being demoted. They were promoted the following season after winning Division Two and <mask> only scored 11 runs. <mask> played in at least one match of each tournament and averaged 36.16 in three County Championship matches and 15 in his one Twenty20 match. <mask> contributed the second-highest score in the final at Lord's to seal the trophy, but it was his 45.3 from 3 matches that made the difference.Despite being in the Test team, <mask> joined Essex in a tour match during the early part of the English season. The match was rained off after he scored 76 not out in the second day. He

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texts: helped Essex force the follow on against Kent in the County Championship but they lost by 192 runs. <mask> was free to play for Essex after being left out of the one day side. He joined them in their attempt to defend their Friends Provident Trophy title, which they were able to do with a 124 run partnership with Varun Chopra. After being caught from a running catch by Sajid Mahmood, the team lost by 67 runs to the same team three days later. The team turned to the Twenty20 Cup after being knocked out of the trophy.<mask> hit 80 off 56 balls in a match against Kent that was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 While his England partner Bopara scored 45 against Sussex, <mask> only scored one but made up for this with a 60 run partnership with Bopara to put Essex top of the table. <mask> thought he was a long way from the international squad despite averaging 49 from these four games. Without <mask> and Bopara, the team were knocked out of the competition after two successive losses. <mask> signed a three-year contract with Essex after he retired from international cricket. <mask> scored his 24,000th run in


title: Alastair Cook

texts: first-class cricket in August 2020. <mask> played for England in the U15 World Cup in 2000.<mask> was called up to the England Under-19 team for their tour of South Africa. <mask> was appointed captain of the team in 2004, after it was decided that he had enough responsibility in batting and bowling. His first call of duty was the U19 World Cup in the West Indies where he guided England through the group stages and on past the Super League stage, including an century-each partnership with Patel against New Zealand, and continued a 100% win record with 87 over eventual winners Pakistan. He captained them in a U19 Test win over Bangladesh before taking the One-Day series as well. His career with the Under 19 team was cut short when Kevin Pietersen was called up to replace AndrewFlintoff in the main team. After the 2005 domestic season he was part of the intake for the ECB National Academy, but this was interrupted as he flew to Pakistan to cover the squad for Michael Vaughan's knee injury. <mask> scored 101 in a two-day match against Antigua before youth cricket came to an abrupt halt after he was not used in the first XI.In the winter of 2005–06, India and Sri Lanka <mask> were included in the ECB National Academy. The Academy's tour of the West Indies was cut short on 24 February for <mask> who only appeared in the first day, scoring 6, before being called up, alongside James Anderson and Owais Shah, to the England tour of India to replace captain Michael Vaughan, who was suffering from a <mask> was welcomed into the England XI and made his Test debut at the age of 21 days after he had flown in from the West Indies. He made an immediate impact,


title: Alastair Cook

texts: opening with Andrew Strauss and scoring a half century before being dismissed just before tea on the first day for 60 runs from 160 balls being the second top scorer after 134 from Paul Collingwood. He became the 16th Englishman to score a century on his debut Test and the fifth to score 100 and 50 in their first Test when he scored 104 not out in the second Test. His century was the 3000th in Test cricket. Despite being known for a patient style of play, an impending declaration forced <mask> to play quickly to bring up the century; regardless, the match was drawn.He missed the Third Test due to a stomach illness and was not included in the one-day series. <mask> was selected for the first XI again. <mask> was shuffled down to third for his debut match at Lord's. He walked to the crease with his teammate as he fell. <mask> and Trescothick put on 127 in their partnership as England enforced the follow-on but were one wicket away from victory, with <mask> being targeted for two significant dropped catches. <mask>'s first taste of victory came in the second Test, guiding the team past the target of 78 in the secondinnings with an unconquered 34 by Andrew flintoff, furthering the reputation of his calm, methodical style of play. Although not initially selected for the one-day series, <mask> made his limited overs debut in the fourth match scoring 39 from 38 balls in a bright spot of an otherwise dour England performance hampered by injuries.At the start of the following series against Pakistan, <mask> recorded his second century, gaining him a spot on the boards at Lord's. He and Bell both scored centuries in the same Test, as well as <mask> scoring


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texts: his career best 127 in the defeat to Pakistan. <mask>'s century came up while partnering with his previous two partners. Pakistan refused to return to the field after <mask>'s first and second best scores of 40 and 83 in the forfeited Test. <mask>'s tally of runs, 403, was the second-highest scorer for England and third overall in the series. <mask> was not included in the one day series. He won the Young Player of the Year award at the end of the season, as well as being nominated for the Emerging Player of the Year.The one day series against Pakistan was one of the reasons why <mask> wasn't in the squad. <mask> earned a spot as an opener for the foreseeable future when he was named for the 2006–07. In the disastrous 5 Test whitewash, <mask> failed to impress in the first two Tests, but during a two-day warm-up he retired with a century and afterwards remained adamant that he and England would make a turn around in the series. <mask> stayed at the crease for over six hours, lasting almost all of the fourth day to score his maiden century, before being caught behind off Glenn McGrath just shy of three overs before the close of play. No England player had scored more than two by the same age. Despite only having an average of 28.6 runs, <mask> scored one of only three English centuries on the tour and also scored his thousandth Test run, the second cricketer to do so. He was named to the World Test XI.After being omitted for the Twenty20 International against Australia and the World Cup, <mask> found himself once again in favour for the home series against West Indies. <mask> was one of only five Englishmen to hit as many centuries in 15 Tests and

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texts: he won his first Man of The Match award after scoring a half century in the second Test. After another half century in the second Test, <mask> recorded another half century/century combination in the twoinnings at Old Trafford, his first sixty equating to the team's win margin. <mask> was selected for his first Twenty20 International against the West Indies and he scored 15 runs from 16 balls. England averaged 22 in 3 matches in the one-day series. Despite England not winning a Test, <mask> continued his fine form. He had an average of 37 and was the third-highest scoring Englishman.<mask> made 36 and 17 in the first Test as the match ended in a draw. During the first day of the second Test at Trent Bridge, <mask> became the youngest English player to accumulate 1,500 Test runs. <mask> made 61 in the first Test and 43 in the second to help England secure a draw. <mask> played in six of the seven subsequent one-day matches, scoring his maiden century in the first match alongside Ian Bell's 126 not out guiding England to a 104 win victory that propped up England's first one-day series victory since 2005. <mask> was dropped in the decisive match after two ducks. <mask> was omitted from the World Twenty20 but returned to England and made an outstanding contribution in both forms of the game. <mask> battled with a stomach virus to top score 47 in a losing match and go on to be the second-highest scoring batman in the series behind Chamara Silva with 155.<mask> won the Man of The Match award in the fourth game after scoring 80 to help England win. After an unsuccessful first Test, <mask> went on to be the top scorer for England, scoring two half

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