-
coherent whole. Some of
these categories of
artifacts were used as
markers of
chiefly office,
which varied from one
location to another. The term
Southeast Ceremonial...
-
Letters to Malcolm:
Chiefly on
Prayer is a book by C. S. Lewis,
published posthumously in 1964. The book
takes the form of a
series of
letters to a fictional...
- Poems,
Chiefly Lyrical is a
poetry collection by
Alfred Tennyson,
published in June 1830. The
poems are fifty-six in number: Claribel. Lilian. Isabel...
- to
peace and
stability in Fiji.
Nailatikau continued his
attack on the
chiefly system with a
Parliamentary speech on 10 March.
Fijian culture and traditions...
- Poems,
Chiefly in the
Scottish Dialect,
commonly known as the
Kilmarnock Edition, is a
collection of
poetry by the
Scottish poet
Robert Burns,
first printed...
- an
English translation of the
second edition was
published as Travels,
chiefly on Foot,
through several parts of
England in 1782,
described in Letters...
-
entering a
religious order; such a
person then
typically becomes known chiefly by that name. The
order given name –
family name,
commonly known as Western...
- "good"[clarification needed] governance.
Three of the
territories are
chiefly or only
inhabited by
military or
scientific personnel, the rest hosting...
-
operated by
Bluesky Social, an
American benefit corporation.
Bluesky is
chiefly an
implementation of the AT Protocol, an open
communication protocol for...
-
between crows and ravens; the two
names are ****igned to
different species chiefly based on
their size. The
largest raven species are the
common raven and...
