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ALAN(tm)S BRAVEHEART.
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RADIO Ulster(tm)s Alan Simpson has spoken publicly for the first time about losing his father as a young boy.
The former face of Kelly(tm)s nightclub turned radio host told Sunday Life about his struggle to cope without a father figure when his dad Sam died suddenly.
oeI lost my dad from heart disease when I was 10 and it was tough, the local BBC star recalled.
oeI suppose I spent my formative years without a father figure. I had uncles who I enjoyed going to visit but I became a bit of a loner.
oeIt was never depressing " I just did my ...
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14 Gronlund and other Marxists.(Part III: nineteenth-century Americas critics)
Magazine article from: The American Journal of Economics and Sociology
; ...Shaw, respectively: "Little as Henry George intended it, there can...in with me had been converted by Henry George." (2) But when we examine...maintained friendly connexions, Henry Mayers Hyndman and Laurence Gronlund. Hyndman...
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; ...Landseer, painter, 1802; Victor (Flix- Marie) Mass, composer, 1822; Henry Moore, marine painter, 1831; Henry Draper, astronomer, 1837; Henry Mayers Hyndman, journalist and socialist, 1842; Edward Lloyd, tenor, 1845; Luther Burbank...
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UNDER THE RED FLAG.(Review)
Magazine article from: Contemporary Review
; ...s Association -- the First International. In the next half century two Britons played a significant part: Henry Mayers Hyndman and the poet and textile designer, William Morris. But they failed to understand the true needs of the British...
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