- The
Winter of
Discontent was the
period between late
September 1978 and
February 1979 in the
United Kingdom characterised by
widespread strikes by private...
- Look up
Winter of
Discontent in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Winter of
Discontent refers to the
winter of 1978–79 in the
United Kingdom, during...
- The
Winter of Our
Discontent is John Steinbeck's last novel,
published in 1961. The
title comes from the
first two
lines of
William Shakespeare's Richard...
-
Divine Discontent is the
fourth studio album by
American band
Sixpence None the Richer,
released on
October 29, 2002. Lead
singer Leigh Nash has described...
- To Live in
Discontent is a
compilation album released by
Strike Anywhere. It
collects various rare, live and
unreleased tracks by the band
including the...
-
State of
Discontent is the
fifth official album by the punk rock band The
Unseen and
their first on ****cat Records, a
subsidiary label of
Epitaph Records...
-
disputes and
strikes during the
winter of 1978–79,
known as the
Winter of
Discontent, and the
party focused its
campaign on
support for the
National Health...
- the
honorific surname "Atatürk" (Father Turk). Atatürk's
reforms caused discontent in some
Kurdish and Zaza
tribes leading to the
Sheikh Said
rebellion in...
-
Songs to Fan the
Flames of
Discontent is the
second full-length
album by
Swedish hardcore punk band Refused. It was
released in 1996
through Victory Records...
- year is 1471,
after the
Battle of Tewkesbury): Now is the
winter of our
discontent Made
glorious summer by this sun of York; And all the
clouds that lour'd...
