- or
Achovran (fl.
before 10th c.),
often called Akever**** and
modernly Keverne or Kerrian, was a
Cornish saint,
noted since at
least 1086 and probably...
- St
Keverne (Cornish: Pluw
Aghevran (parish),
Lannaghevran (village)) is a
civil parish and
village on The
Lizard in Cornwall, England,
United Kingdom...
- Eric
Barrington "Barry"
Keverne (born c. 1942) is a
British behavioural neuroscientist,
Professor of
Behavioural Neuroscience, 1998–2009, now Emeritus...
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Kevermes is a
village in Békés County, in the
Southern Great Plain region of south-east Hungary. It
covers an area of 43.36 km² and has a po****tion of...
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forced loan. The
first stirrings of
protest arose in the
parish of St
Keverne on the
Lizard peninsula,
where there already was
resentment against the...
- Huppert,
Felicia A.; Baylis, Nick;
Keverne,
Barry (2005). "Preface". In Huppert,
Felicia A.; Baylis, Nick;
Keverne,
Barry (eds.). The
Science of Well-being...
- in CAMRA's
Register of
Historic Pub Interiors. The "White Hart" in St
Keverne,
Cornwall was the birthplace, in 1764, of the
singer and
actor Charles...
- Warbeck.
Michael Joseph, a blacksmith, was
chosen by the
people of St.
Keverne to
challenge the tax. When he and his
followers reached Bodmin, they were...
- St
Keverne and
Meneage (Cornish:
Lannaghevran ha Managhek) was an
electoral division of
Cornwall in the
United Kingdom which returned one
member to sit...
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affects the body and what we can do to
counteract its effects."
Barry Keverne wrote in a
review for New Scientist: "Everyone can
benefit from reading...
