Aborigine
Aborigine An original inhabitant of Australia. The Aborigines comprise several physically distinct groups of dark-skinned hunter-gatherers who arrived in prehistoric times and brought with them the dingo. Before the arrival of Europeans they were scattered through the whole continent, including Tasmania. In 1788 the Aboriginal population was estimated to stand at around 250,000–300,000 Aborigines who were divided into more than 500 linguistic groups. Today nearly 1.5% of the people of Australia are Aborigine. Although over 65% now live in towns and cities, the cultural heritage of the Aborigines has been protected in recent years by changes in Australian federal and state laws that have established land rights, community development programmes, and educational assistance.
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The fabric of society: textile and metatextual imitation in the Burgundian Cliges (1454).
Magazine article from: The Modern Language Review; 4/1/2008; ; 700+ words
; ...consumption at a court keen to distinguish itself from its French rival. In the years following the signing of the Treaty of Arras by Philip the Good and Charles VII in 1435--an event which was ambitiously hailed as the beginning of a beautiful...
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No prizes for guessing who is the real Oscar loser `Nothing is definitely good and nothing is definitely bad - Jeffrey Archer's novels excepted'
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 3/28/2000; ; 700+ words
; ...to smile and applaud while inside he was spitting with jealously that Joan of Arc had been made a saint while his Treaty of Arras had been completely overlooked by the judges. Today there are awards ceremonies for virtually everything. For example...
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Happy Anniversary: Chloroform? We are not amused
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 4/4/1994; ; 565 words
; ...mayor of Carmel. 9 April: 1483: Death of Edward IV. French sources attribute his demise to mortification at the Treaty of Arras; the English blame excessive debauchery. 1747: Lord Lovat is the last person to be executed by beheading in England...
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European Medieval Drama 7
Magazine article from: Fifteenth Century Studies; 1/1/2008; ; 700+ words
; ...use of the term ecorcheurs {= extortioners, i.e., armed royal militants devastating Burgundy even after the Treaty of Arras between France and Burgundy, 1435) by actors in Beaune (preceding the Dijon representation) was believed to be...
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The week that was
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 4/7/1995; 535 words
; ...is elected Mayor of Carmel, California. 9 April 1483: Death of Edward IV through either "mortification at the Treaty of Arras" (official account) or "excessive debauchery" (the French version). 9 April 1981: The journal Nature publishes...
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International law and the United States Constitution in conflict: a case study on the Second Amendment.
Magazine article from: Houston Journal of International Law; 9/22/2003; ; 700+ words
; ...International Law 1. Treaties 2. Customary International Law C. Conflicts Between Treaties and the United States Constitution...CONTROL A. Scope of "Small Arras and Light Weapons" and...Illicit Trade in Small Arras 1. United States Presence...
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Arms control abandoned: the case of biological weapons.
Magazine article from: World Policy Journal; 6/22/2003; ; 700+ words
; ...relying on the arms reduction treaty (START) it had successfully...regime he proposed. When the treaty was given final form at the...Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty. He has also withdrawn from...for international security and arras control. A longtime ideological...
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Obituary: Max Lejeune
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 11/25/1995; ; 700+ words
; ...against the European Defence Community Treaty and was, for a time, expelled from the...Abbeville saw eye to eye with the mayor of Arras, and the one-time geography teacher...of the one-time English teacher from Arras. Max Lejeune was a stalwart of the Socialist...
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Canada's New Government Releases Details Surrounding 90th Anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
News Wire article from: Canadian Corporate News; 12/11/2006; 671 words
; ...April 7; a Freedom of the City ceremony in Arras on April 8; and a signature anniversary...there, about eight kilometres northeast of Arras, France, that the Canadians accomplished...separate signature on the Versailles Peace treaty. This success came at a great cost - more...
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Canada's New Government Releases Details Surrounding 90th Anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge
Newspaper article from: CCNMatthews Newswire; 12/11/2006; 525 words
; ...April 7; a Freedom of the City ceremony in Arras on April 8; and a signature anniversary...there, about eight kilometres northeast of Arras, France, that the Canadians accomplished...separate signature on the Versailles Peace treaty. This success came at a great cost - more...
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Treaty of Arras
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Treaty of Arras 1 Treaty of 1435, between King Charles VII of France and Duke Philip the Good...punish the murderers of Philip's father, Duke John of Burgundy. 2 Treaty of 1482, between King Louis XI of France and the local governments...
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Arras
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Arras , city (1990 pop. 42,715), capital of Pas-de...Burgundy and France (15th cent.), which ended with the Treaty of Arras (1435). Occupied (1492) by the Spaniards, Arras was conquered (1630) by the French; French possession...
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Arras, Congress of
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to British History
Arras, Congress of, 1435. Marked an attempt...to be king of France by the terms of the treaty of Troyes ), Charles VII of France, and...for a Franco-Burgundian alliance, the treaty of Arras, finalized on 21 September. Anne Curry
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Alessandro Farnese
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...general of the Netherlands. Negotiated Treaty of Arras That year, Farnese captured the...provinces at the May 1579 Treaty of Arras. The treaty, his first great diplomatic...strategist and tactician of his day. At Arras, the Spanish had made several vital...
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Louis XI
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...demands of the rebels in the treaties of Conflans and Saint-Maur...s. He soon violated the treaties, taking Normandy from his...prisoner and forced to sign a treaty granting important concessions...territories to Louis in the Treaty of Arras (see Arras, Treaty of ). On the ...
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