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Ethne may
refer to:
Ethne,
alternative spelling for
Ethniu Ethne Kennedy (1921–2005),
American religious worker and
activist Ethna This disambiguation...
- Willoughby—signified by
their delivery of
three white feathers to him. His
Ulster fiancée,
Ethne Eustace,
breaks off
their engagement and also
gives him a
white feather...
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young British officer completing his training,
celebrates his
engagement to
Ethne Eustace in a ball with his
fellow officers and father. When the Colonel...
- feather—signifying cowardice—attached to a
calling card. When his fiancée,
Ethne Burroughs, says
nothing in his defence, he
bitterly demands a
fourth from...
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Tribal ethnes in the
Southern Balkans prior to the
expansion of Macedon...
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About Adam Lucy
Owens 2001
Ricochet River Lorna 2002 The Four
Feathers Ethne Eustace 2003 Le
Divorce Isabel Walker Alex & Emma Emma
Dinsmore / Ylva /...
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Ethna Carbery, born Anna
Bella Johnston, (3
December 1864 – 2
April 1902) was an
Irish journalist,
writer and poet. She is best
known for the
ballad Roddy...
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anglicizations include: Ethnea, Eithliu, Ethlend, Ethnen, Ethlenn, Ethnenn,
Ethne, Aithne, Enya, Lily, Aine, Ena, Etney, Eithnenn, Eithlenn, Eithna, Ethni...
- with each line
being derived from an
eponymous ancestor. Each of the Gr****
ethne were said to be
named in
honor of
their respective ancestors:
Achaeus of...
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century BC,
Dorians and
Ionians were the two most
politically important Gr****
ethnē,
whose ultimate clash resulted in the
Peloponnesian War. The
degree to which...
