- "The
Ablest Man in the World" is a
short story by
American journalist and
author Edward Page Mitc****. It was
written in 1879 and
published unattributed...
-
November 1876) was a
British botanist. She has been
described as "perhaps the
ablest and most
outstanding woman field botanist of her time". Anna was born in...
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commander was
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel,
whose re****tion as one of the
ablest tank
commanders of the war
earned him the
nickname der Wüstenfuchs, "the...
- 000
British troops were sent to
North America under four of Wellington's
ablest brigade commanders.
Fewer than half were
veterans of the
Peninsular War...
- technocratic. Some uses of the word
refer to a form of meritocracy,
where the
ablest are in charge,
ostensibly without the
influence of
special interest groups...
- problems—he
cannot p**** the buck. I made the
decision after discussions with the
ablest men in our Government, and
after long and
prayerful consideration. I decided...
- BC), a son of
Polemocrates and son-in-law of Parmenion, was one of the
ablest and most
faithful of
Alexander the Great's
generals during his
eastern expedition...
-
Essays in
Honor of
Albert N. Martin. John
Murray called him "one of the
ablest and
moving preachers I have ever heard". Martin,
Albert N. (25 May 2008)...
- Division" in the
Seven Days Battles. He
became one of
Stonewall Jackson's
ablest subordinates,
distinguishing himself in the 1862
battles of
Cedar Mountain...
-
Ganganath Jha, a
great scholar of
Sanskrit Amaranatha Jha was
reputed as the
ablest professor of
English literature in
India of his time. He was Head of the...
