Definition of Schlenther. Meaning of Schlenther. Synonyms of Schlenther

- City, which was still occupied by the British. Once in New York, Boyd Schlenther says he became, "the acknowledged leader of the American loyalists, for...
- Kammerorchester. A new choir, building on the tradition, was founded by T****ilo Schlenther in 2002, again expanding the choir of the Geisenheim protestantic parish...
- the Dawn of Revival. Evangelical Press of Wales. ISBN 1-85049-035-X. Schlenther, Boyd Stanley (1997). Queen of the Methodists: The Countess of Huntingdon...
- and George Whitefield in the work of the great revival. According to Schlenther, it was Wesley who first attracted her to Methodism, noting a visit to...
- n.d. Retrieved 29 March 2019. Heighway 1985, p. 141. Scribner 2016. Schlenther 2010. "Old Cryptonians". Crypt School. Retrieved 26 August 2018. Galli...
- she retired in 1900, following disagreement with theatre director Paul Schlenther. In 1879 she married the Hungarian magnate and consular officer Nikolaus...
- Congress was not limited to clerical duties. According to biographer Boyd Schlenther, Thomson "took a direct role in the conduct of foreign affairs." Fred...
-  63–65. Meza 1973, p. 68. Laurence 2010, p. 203. Duncan 1973, p. 239. Schlenther 2008. Monod 1993, pp. 197–199. Livingstone 1998, p. 87. Scott 1983, p...
- 1888 1889 Adolf von Sonnenthal 1889 1890 Max Burckhard 1890 1898 Paul Schlenther 1898 1910 Alfred Freiherr von Berger 1910 1912 Hugo Thimig 1912 1917 Max...
- Maximilian Harden, Theodor Wolff, Julius Hart and Heinrich Hart, Paul Schlenther, Julius Elias, Julius Stettenheim, Paul Jonas and Samuel Fischer. Inspired...