-
modern England; and (under the name of
Alsatia) as a
haunt of criminals,
being a
place of
sanctuary until 1697.
Alsatia was the name
given to an area within...
-
shutting down
Alsatia's,
effectively laying off
numerous workers. When
Leslie sees
children being led into a
restricted area, he, with
Alsatia's help, sneaks...
- an
Alsatia – a
region of
executive action free of
judicial oversight," Lord
Justice Sedley in UMBS v SOCA 2007.
Derived from the above, "
Alsatia" was...
- The
Squire of
Alsatia is a 1688
comedy play by the
English writer Thomas Shadwell.
Alsatia was a
nickname for the
Whitefriars area of London, deriving...
- 971
Alsatia,
provisional designation 1921 LF, is a
carbonaceous background asteroid from the
central region of the
asteroid belt,
approximately 60 kilometers...
- C/1917 H1 (Schaum****e) or 1917 II. He also
discovered two asteroids, 971
Alsatia and 1114 Lorraine, in 1921 and 1928, respectively.
Gaston Fayet, director...
- give
Bohemia (as well as ****ociated
territories such as
Upper and
Lower Alsatia,
Silesia and Moravia) the same
privileged status as Austria, therefore...
-
official demonyms in English. From
Latin or
Latinization Alsace →
Alsatians (
Alsatia)
Annapolis →
Annapolitans Argyll →
Argathelians Ashbourne → Ashburnians...
- head of the
Basques and
another led by Alemanni, in
which Liutfrid of
Alsatia probably died,
either fighting for or
against the brothers. In 746, however...
- 1891. On
November 18, 1898,
Dragna came to the
United States on the S.S.
Alsatia with his parents,
older sister Giuseppa, and
older brother Gaetano. They...
