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08
Nov
2008
The Reign of Andrew Jackson

14 days ago by Sarah Palin News

The Reign of Andrew Jackson Andrew Jackson was the 7th President of the United States (1829 1837). He was also military governor of Florida, commander of the American forces at the Battle of New Orleans (1815). He was a polarizing figure who dominated American politics in the 1820s and 1830s. His po ...

Sarah Palin Blog - sarahpalinnewsblog.com · 6 references

03
Nov
2008
Amadeus (1984)

19 days ago by admin

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Director : Milos Forman Release Date : 19 September 1984 (USA) Genre : Drama, Music Cast : F. Murray Abraham as Antonio Salieri, Tom Hulce as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Elizabeth Berridge as Constanze Mozart, Roy Dotrice as Leopold Mozart, Simon Callow as Emanuel Schikaneder / Papageno in ‘The Magic F ...

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30
Sep
2008
Old Orchard Beach

52 days ago by timwestover

Today, as I was writing some checks to authors for our laboratory continuing education program, I ran across an address for Old Orchard Beach, Maine. I was somewhat struck by this - it has a sort of “Yahoo Serious Film Festival” ring to it (”I know all those words, but that sign just doesn’t make se ...

Tim Westover's Blog - timwestover.com · 1 reference

17
Sep
2008
Call for Papers: Consortium on Revolutionary Era, 1750-1850

66 days ago by John Warren

Although it's going to be held in Savannah, GA (February 19-21, 2009), New York History readers may find this call for papers interesting: The Consortium on the Revolutionary Era, 1750-1805 is an organization which provides a venue for the presentation of original research on not only the revolution ...

New York History - newyorkhistoryblog.com · 2 references

18
Aug
2008
Debate Over The Future of The Erie Canal

95 days ago by John Warren

There is an interesting piece in the Canadian Press about using Thruway tolls to support the Erie Canal. It's correctly notes that it's been a periodic debate over the canal's nearly 200-year history: Advocates say the Erie - and New York's three smaller canals - are historical treasures that are es ...

New York History - newyorkhistoryblog.com · 2 references

01
Aug
2008
1820s Coral Pin

113 days ago by julsw

Recommended by julsw on Jul 31, 2008 Antique brooch with woven blond hair. Real hair! This Review is: Smart Funny Useful Tags: 1820s, 9K gold, beads, blond, brooch, clasp, coral, Erie Basin Antiques, fashion, Human Hair, jewelry, lapel, mourning, one of a kind, pin, rock crystal, style Add to my wis ...

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29
Jul
2008
Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross

115 days ago by Kate

Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross, To see a fine lady upon a white horse. (traditional rhyme) I didn't see any ladies on white horses during a recent visit to the market town of Banbury in Oxfordshire. However, I did see a rather fine original example of a Regency gentleman's overcoat, circa 1820, ...

11
Jun
2008
Jeff Biggers: America’s First Blogger: Anne Royall

164 days ago by Jeff Biggers

Call her America's first blogger, albeit two centuries ahead of her times. Today is her birthday. Born on June 11, 1769, Anne Royall was an American original, a stranger to fear, and one of the nation's most daring, impassioned and indomitable social critics in Washington, DC. In the early nineteent ...

media - seriouslymedia.com · 1 reference

07
Jun
2008
Gien Faience “Renaissance Fond Bleu” China Porcelain Three Jar Inkwell

168 days ago by admin

Price: $850.00 Features: Age: 1820s Dimensions: 14 x 8 x 4 Submitted for your consideration is an exceptional three jar porcelain inkwell from one of France’s finest manufacturers, Gien. Gien can trace its history back to 1820, when the company was founded in a former monastery by Thomas Hall. Throu ...

Home Furniture Guide - homefurnitureguide.net · 1 reference

29
May
2008
A tale of other places: Sophia Lee’s The Recess and colonial gothic: An ...

177 days ago by Gothic Silk

A tale of other places: Sophia Lee’s The Recess and colonial gothic: An article from: Studies in the Novel Nordius discusses Sophia Lee’s novel, “The Recess.” One of the most popular novels of its day, “The Recess” went through numerous editions between 1783 and the late 1820s, and the wedding scene ...

Gothic Silk - gothicsilk.com · 5 references

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