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Rugby Union: Ford and Wells are added to England set-up.(Sport)
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Byline: By Alex Lowe
Andy Robinson's new-look England coaching team finally began to take shape last night with the appointment of Mike Ford and John Wells as specialist assistants.
The RFU have been searching for a new coaching team to support Robinson for the last month after axing Joe Lydon, Phil Larder and Dave Alred following a disappointing RBS Six Nations Championship ...
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Horace Made New: Horation Influences on British Writing from the Renaissance to the Twentieth Century.
Magazine article from: Renaissance Quarterly
; ...prepared to mark the bimillennium of Horace's death, joins Virgil and his Influence...have traditionally dominated criticism of Horace. The traditional description of Horatian...can be replaced by an approach in which Horace used his poetry as an act of self-fashioning...
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Horace Rabbit and the Carrot Creature. (short story)
Magazine article from: Children's Playmate
; Winter was always a i cult time for Horace Rabbit and his family. When the snow...One blustery day, Father Rabbit called Horace to the kitchen. "Our supplies are running...food?" he asked. "Oh, yes!" cried Horace. Father's eyes twinkled. "You can...
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Horace Mann and the Commerce Group, Inc. Form Marketing Alliance.
Business Wire
; ...BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 18, 2001 Horace Mann Educators Corporation (NYSE:HMN...agency agreement between Commerce and Horace Mann Service Corporation, a licensed...agency in the State of Massachusetts, Horace Mann will provide its customers with Commerce...
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Horace Mann and The Commerce Group, Inc. Form Marketing Alliance.
Business Wire
; ...BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 18, 2001 Horace Mann Educators Corporation (NYSE: HMN...agency agreement between Commerce and Horace Mann Service Corporation, a licensed...agency in the State of Massachusetts, Horace Mann will provide its customers with Commerce...
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Horace's 'Epistle 1.16.' (poem by ancient Latin poet)
Magazine article from: The Explicator
; Horace's Epistle 1.16 is a poem of peculiarities...Quinctius" is, in the very first line, and Horace does not thereafter enlighten us. It is...usual Horatian touches of wit and humor. Horace's Sabine farm, a gift of his patron...
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Horace's SATIRE 2.6.5.
Magazine article from: The Explicator
; Satire 2.6 is perhaps Horace's most famous, and it anticipates his Epistles...farm. Tradition has it that Maecenas "gave" Horace the farm. But did Maecenas give it outright, or only let Horace use it? The poem starts "Hoc erat in votis...
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Horace and the construction of the English Victorian gentleman.(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: Helios
; ...the role in this self-fashioning of Horace, in some ways the most congenial of Latin...his fellow Augustan poet Vergil, (2) Horace remained popular among general as well...literary figures that they were put off Horace in youth by unimaginative school tuition...
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HORACE MANN FINDS POPULARITY ELUSIVE MANN CHARTERS FIND POPULARITY ELUSIVE
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; The Barnstable Horace Mann Charter School doesn't have a charterlike...mixed messages," and the Barnstable Horace Mann Charter School would seem to be doing...of the districts in which they reside. Horace Mann charters, however, are a hybrid...
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Horace's School: Redesigning The American High School.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Catholic Education
; HORACE'S SCHOOL: REDESIGNING THE AMERICAN HIGH...Although written 12 years ago, Sizer's work Horace's School remains timely, calling educators...the majority of American high schools. In Horace's Compromise, the first book in the trilogy...
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Horace: Poetics and Politics.(Review)
Magazine article from: Canadian Journal of History
; Horace: Poetics and Politics, by V.G. Kiernan...undying love for the ancient Roman poet Horace, and since then has learned nothing more...which apparently entitles him to write about Horace. While Kiernan's devotion to the Classics...
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