- Jane
Austen (/ˈɒstɪn, ˈɔːstɪn/ OST-in, AW-stin; 16
December 1775 – 18 July 1817) was an
English novelist known primarily for her six novels,
which implicitly...
- The
Business Plot, also
called the Wall
Street Putsch and the
White House Putsch, was a
political conspiracy in 1933, in the
United States, to overthrow...
- The
Searchers is a 1956
American epic
Western film
directed by John Ford and
written by
Frank S. Nugent,
based on the 1954
novel by Alan Le May. It is...
-
pronounced [ɡaideɴ], lit. "outside legends") also
refers to such
contemporaneous spin-offs and is
frequently translated as "side story".
Sometimes even...
- Capitol; Col. Earl Matthews, who parti****ted in the call and took
contemporaneous notes,
called Flynn's
denial "outright perjury".
Department of Defense...
- The
Lavender Scare was a
moral panic about homo****ual
people in the
United States government which led to
their m****
dismissal from
government service...
-
Christian churches and
churches of Christ, have
their roots in the
contemporaneous Stone-Campbell
Restoration Movement,
which was
centered in Kentucky...
-
while the
dative form tąnmarku (pronounced [danmarkʊ]) is
found on the
contemporaneous Skivum stone. The
inhabitants of
Denmark are
there called tani ([danɪ])...
-
notion of
contemporary art in
Latin America. The
Museo Tamayo Arte
Contemporaneous founded by
Rufino Tamayo is also
considered a
preeminent institution...
-
William John
Evans (August 16, 1929 –
September 15, 1980) was an
American jazz
pianist and
composer who
worked primarily as the
leader of his trio. His...
