- In anthropology,
kinship is the web of
social relationships that form an
important part of the
lives of all
humans in all societies,
although its exact...
-
Henry VIII's
elder sister, Margaret. Mary
boasted being "the
nearest kinswoman she hath".
Elizabeth was
persuaded to send a
force into
Scotland to aid...
- 1435.
Modern historians identify Vlad's
mother either as a
daughter or
kinswoman of
Alexander I of
Moldavia or as his father's
unknown first wife. Vlad...
-
marriage to
Catalina was at this
point extremely awkward,
since she was a
kinswoman of the
governor of Cuba,
Diego Velázquez,
whose authority Cortés had thrown...
- in me yet,
vitality inside. Then
began a
certain one, a most
faithful kinswoman, to
cover me with clothes, kept and
cared for me,
wrapped me in a protective-garment...
- ISBN 978-1-3990-8316-4. Levin,
Carole (2009). "Elizabeth I as
Sister and "Loving
Kinswoman"". In Cruz, Anne J.; Suzuki,
Mihoko (eds.). The Rule of
Women in Early...
- Arthur, so that she
plotted his ruin not once only nor twice; and that is a
strange thing, for it is said that she
herself was the
kinswoman of the King."...
-
Sibyl of
Falaise (or
Sibil de Falaise) was a
kinswoman of King
Henry I of England. She was
possibly his
illegitimate daughter or a niece, as the sources...
- Umar,
Malik had also been
cooperating with the
prophetess Sajah, his
kinswoman from the Yarbu, but
after they were
defeated by
rival clans from the Tamim...
- the
second pleased me . . you have done much for
honour . . Your
loving kinswoman,
Elizabeth R." The
victorious Carey was
appointed Warden of the Eastern...
